This audio-processor as all of this vintage console are not product anymore, so the best thing to do is to recreate this sound string by string.Īctual ukulele or other instrument pickup sense all strings at the times and the strings are not in metal, wich reduce the choise for the sensor. But a yukulele get 4 string so it can't be use for it.
The Game Boy has four sound channels: two square waves with adjustable duty, a programmable wave table, and a noise generator. To reinforced the body I design a plate to replace the PCB and contercare the tension. With screw in the actual holes to fix it and supporting the strings tension.Ībout the strings tension, they are big enought to bend the plastic of the body. After week of trial, I found the best place is in place of START/SELECT buttons. The other piece which need to be build is the bridge. In this intention I design a neck 3D print in one piece for an easy production and a better sound with standard ukulele tuner which can be found cheap an easly on the net. The idee for this ukulele it's can be build without any modification of the gameboy shell without adding screw or glue. To reach the goal of a chiptune/MIDI bluetooth Ukulele we have to :
