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overhead recording of a violet gameboy (though it looks more blue here), wired up to a breadboard with a photoresistor plugged into it. as i move my hand over the photoresistor, the frequency of the audio changes. the screen fills up with black pixels vertically in response to the movement as well, and there's a hexidecimal number in the corner (which also changes in response to the movement)

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overhead recording of a violet gameboy (though it looks more blue here), wired up to a breadboard with a photoresistor plugged into it. as i move my hand over the photoresistor, the frequency of the audio changes. the screen fills up with black pixels vertically in response to the movement as well, and there's a hexidecimal number in the corner (which also changes in response to the movement)

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allison (aparrish@friend.camp)'s status on Thursday, 09-Jan-2025 14:34:50 JST allison
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here's the reason I was thinking about all of this. now that I can send values back and forth between game boy software and the microcontroller on my custom game boy cart, i did what anyone in my situation would do: i made a game boy photoresistor theremin

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