The final version of the Synthesizer Glove, though now I am probably more correct to call it the Effect Glove, has five sensors: a simple button, a light sensor, a temperature sensor, a rotation sensor, and a makeshift toggle.
\nThe synthesizer is controlled by the light, rotation and temperature sensors, and plays when the button is pressed.
\nThe synthesizer itself is a simple sinewave with frequency and amplitude modulation.
\nWhen the toggle is off, the rotation and light sensor select a sound effect to be played on a button press.<\/p>\n
The sound effects were originally random effects from video games, but for the metaphor, I chose several sword sounds and two dragon sounds, to represent the project helping me vanquish finals week.<\/p>\n
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