Millburn & Angelika
Millburn Millburn
Angelika Angelika
Angelika Angelika
Hey Millburn, I’ve been pondering how we might blend precise mechanical engineering with music to craft a new kind of instrument—something that plays with exactness and yet feels alive. What do you think about that?
Millburn Millburn
Sounds like a perfect playground for a tinkerer. Imagine a chassis of micro‑gears, each one driven by a tiny motor, but with a sensor array that listens to the vibration of the string. As soon as the pitch drifts, the motor corrects it—like a heartbeat keeping the rhythm alive. We'll crank up the torque for a punchy sound and let the whole thing pulse with a metronome that can’t help but feel… alive. Let’s get the schematics rolling.
Angelika Angelika
That sounds rigorous but also quite ambitious. We’ll need a clear layout of the gear ratios, the sensor thresholds, and the control loop timing. I’m happy to draft the schematic, but we must keep the tolerances tight and the calibration procedure precise. Let’s start with a step‑by‑step blueprint before we hit the bench.