"In the event of software malfunction, I am happy to help." That was honestly the part that got me the most out of this whole video, it was a brilliant touch lol
Hey man, love the video. It's a shame I'm just seeing this now, because I would have loved to make one of these for Halloween. Thank you for using my music, I really appreciate the support. I got a spike in plays, and I didn't realize what it was coming from. Keep up the good work my man.
Morittchi hi idk if u remember me but just checking in on that hotline Miami sfm can't wait to see it since there is a handful of good hotline Miami Sfm people and you are Defiantly one of them also keep up the good work
Synz hey thanks for your message! that means a lot to me. Yeah, still working hard on it! it'll be a little while yet because I'm doing everything from scratch and I want it to be the best it can be, it'll also have models for characters like Ritcher and Don Juan (thanks to SFM Turk). I'll have a very short Killing Floor animation I worked on in the mean time coming next few days! thanks again for your support!
I'm not a very technical person(so I have no idea what i'm talking about) but for the modules for Windows 8+ they don't seem to have buttons, so should I just use someone else's PC that's running Windows 7 to write everything to the original sound module?
Various notes/observations as I'm putting one of these together for a con next month (see you at the Calgary Comic & Entertainment Expo! Maybe! Probably not.) -------- -no luck finding a suitable recorder at thrift stores, but eBay has tons of players. Ideally look for broken ones being sold as-is since they usually are being sold for next to nothing and you'll be gutting it out anyway. You'll want something with big chunky high-travel mechanical buttons, the slim low-profile ones likely won't be able to register down to press the sound cue buttons. -*BEWARE*: If you don't get exactly the player in the video you'll likely need to flex your improvisational muscles to get everything working. I got a GE brand recorder (slightly anachronistic since it was released in the early 90s but w/e) and it turns out the buttons are part of the internal mechanics, rather than part of the plastic chassis like the one in the video. I had to pry off the plastic button caps , assemble a little platform out of bass wood with the sound module buttons glued on that I then cemented underneath the button opening, and cement the original button caps back into place -In addition to the 4-button sound module I also ordered a mini amplifier module from the same site. It has a bigger slightly louder/clearer speaker that friction-fit perfectly into the socket of the original recorder's speaker, and the longer cable made it a bit easier to fit everything into the enclosure. It uses an idiot-proof headphone jack that plugs into the sound module, but keep in mind it uses its own 3xAA battery pack. -I don't recommend gluing down the sound module, being able to plug the USB in for tweaks when testing the finished assembly is a lifesaver. I do suggest gluing down the battery packs if you can though, they're heavy and you don't want them swinging around and possibly damaging a wire. -For some reason the sound module keys are NOT arranged in numerical order, but as K2-K1-K3-K4. Just something to keep in mind when organizing sound clips -The library of clips in the description are a pain to sort through (there's a looooooot of redundant duplicate ones to sift out) but you really want to find the clearest voice samples you can since they generally register as a sharp unintelligible buzzing mess really, really easily when played back. The samples that break into foreign languages seem especially bad for this. You may want to tweak down the gain of clips in Audacity or something similar to see if it helps. Again, being able to plug your sound module back in for tweaking things is pretty important. -I set up K2 with a few 'hello's , K1 as various voice lines, and K3 as 'thanks'/'goodbye'. Because the soundtrack is such a big part of HM, I also set up K4 with about half a dozen 5-10 second snippets of various HM/HM2 tracks (and the Robocop theme from the C64 video game, because why not) with cassette scratch effects from the sound clips folder added in for more of an analog effect. Again you'll want to tweak a bit with the gain to get audio to come out suitably loud without getting distorted -As far as I can tell there's no way to randomize sound clips on each button, so try to mix clips up so it doesn't seem too repetitive. -Not a bad idea to glue the cassette door shut, don't want to look silly having it accidentally pop open on you. Also, a slim belt clip cemented to the back of the player will let you keep it on you and leave your hands free for holding weapons, viscera, ironically-girly japanese merch from the anime booth, etc. ------- That's all that really comes to mind. "Easy" isn't really an accurate description especially if you're not using exactly what's being used for the video, but it's been an interesting little project. Haven't had a chance to even get started with the mask yet...
hey man i was wondering if you would share your cut down sound files? im gonna start making my own soon and wanted to see what you had as far as those files. also for the mask they sell a identical mask to the one he wears in PD2 on ebay for around like 20$ would highly recommend it, though it is like rubber material and kinda hard to see though but def worth it!
Astraozoa i used super glue on the 'card' parts of the buttons, they haven't come loose once. i kept blutak for the sound board itself should i have to move it for spacing!
You can, however I'd recommend using an MP3 to cassette tool for quality. This is easy to set up and more useful/responsive than having it on an actual tape, but otherwise that is more authentic!
How long do the batteries last? I am planning to use one for a multi day convention so I want to know if I should bring spares or rechargables. Also is there a way to toggle it on or off?
seeing this now, looking for rq-341s and it seems there's like none over here in the UK, and also very hard to get the right sound cards, might try using a raspberry pi instead
My tape recorder, which had previously been working, has now stopped for some reason and I need help understanding why. I put this thing together about a month ago and for no reason it suddenly stopped responding when I pressed the buttons. I redid the PM66 writing part, made sure that no wires were damaged, and checked the volume of the .wav files, but nothing seems to be working. I would really appreciate it if you could help me out. If you need any more info just ask.
3 questions what 1. What Windows 10 board thing do I buy? 2. Do I use the same program if I use the Windows 10 one?3. Do I do the same thing for the Windows 10 one
"No programming needed, all you need to do is drag and drop the sound files onto the device or a microSD card and apply power." The assembly and setup to that board is different in that video, but the instructions are listed on the boards page if you're unsure!
is there another way? because in the KD7NHM he haves lots of buttons, and im not sure if he uses this recording module, its possible just to but the sound into the cassete and press the buttons?
I love this so much and I wanna do it so badly, just the amount of issues I've had regarding the software to the USB not connecting is the single most annoying thing in the world! Great video though, well done
Hi! After watching your video, I was curious as to what adhesive you were using for your build to hold the buttons and device in. I have traditional modeling kit glue, but was wondering what you'd think would be best. Thanks!
Most any glue will work. I Wasn't planning on taking the kit out so I used super, but if you get a non-destructive glue you can change out the sounds easier if you want to update/change them later. :)
damn that response speed, and thanks, also to anyone wanting to buy one, there are like 3 $20 ones that ive found just by searching the model on google
Hi Mori Animation, I don't know if you'll see this comment because the video is so old, but how did you get your recordings to sound so clear? I bought the same recording module as you and it uses the same software. I hope you can help me \
I used superglue, and just on the edges of the buttons to hold them ij place. But I'd use a temporary solution like bluetak so you can change the sounds easier
The Warden this is easier than spelling out the alphabet i assure you! in the future high quality versions will be sold, keep an eye on the etsy link in the description.
There's an RQ-340 on eBay USA right now which is a good alternative. Unisef TU-502, RQ-342D, JC Penney 681-6042, Panasonic RQ310, any mini-cassette recorder will only hold 1 soundboard, but the portable, larger ones will take two, depending on measurements. Please be sure to measure!
I know it’s an old vid but I hope you’re still reading these. Anyways, is one button for playing sounds and the other two are for skipping back and forth? Or does each button that you press make a unique sound?
The buttons are grouped with sounds, it will play through all the sounds with a button press. You can do some slight customisation in regards to order AFAIR. I found memorising their numbers and pressing/skipping through to the right sound worked well and fast while using it
for the windows 10 board, which one do i get? i ask because i can't find one with a usb attachment for it and all the other stuff that came with the board you used.
NotADamSaw the windows 10 ones take SD cards, some require soldering, others not. You'll have to be sure to measure them for your cassette-player to make sure it all fits.
Hey Mori, I've been looking at some alternatives and I thought about actually editing cassette tapes for the reader, is that possible? I mean if so I just wanna know why you chose this method
Yes, you can create custom cassette tapes using MP3 to cassette devices, as well as using the recorder itself. I chose this method as it's able to be used as a conversational piece. I communicated with people during the convention with this and was able to reply using the programmed buttons, just like Jacket in game. A lot harder with the actual tapes but if that's the way you wanna do it, go for it!
Haha, I might as well give it a shot! It's just that I might create the one you have in another time, but I don't think I have the funds for delivery and all since it all adds up to quite the bunch as it is from the US, to be delivered to the UK, So I Looked up some Cassette players and empty cassettes I wanna buy, adding the audio logs onto them, I just thought I'd maybe go old school style ;) Anyway, thanks! And I am gonna make the one you made, just when I can afford the delivery shenanigans x)
when i click check board it says its not connected properly, ive tried a few time and still the same message. ive gone into device manager and checked my usb and when i plug the board in it says 'this device cannot start. (code 10)'. any suggestions?
Try a different USB port, if that doesn't work, refresh the port in windows Device Manager. If you find the board listed under Universal Serial Bus controllers, right click it and update driver software manually from there.
Mori Animation so sad. . .one more question since you put the sounds in the sound device does each button play a random clip example "hi" *rewinds* "hello" something like that
Hi, could you please tell me what i should do if i bought two kits, like what should i do in the software and what should i do with the 2nd set of buttons
The shipping for the module it's to expensive for my country :( can somebody tell me the name of that Arduino? I just can't find it on my own . Thanks !
My biggest question with this method is it seems like there is no on/off switch for the soundboard. Wouldn't it be constantly eating up battery then? Thanks.
You can make one of the buttons the off/on switch however it's such a tiny device. Mine lasted two days at a convention and all night at paydaycon while using very frequently.
Buenísimo el vídeo lastima que para comprar todo eso en Argentina tendría que vender mi casa, todos mis órganos a mi vieja, mi perro y mi hermana para que encima todavía no me alcanze la plata saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷
Padcom you can have multiple sounds on one button, when loading the files into the program, you'll need to assosiate a single file for each of the groups (left side) just make sure to go over the program segment in detail of this video to see!
Mori Animation so if i space this out correctly i can fit 3 buttons where the large play button used, to be, 4 in each of the open spots on the top, and one on the side
There'll be four spaces on top, four on the side. The ones on top can be secured on the inside under the plastic, but the ones on the outside need to have the wires through the holes and fasted down on outside plastic.
Windows 8 will not work sadly, if you have access to to an earlier OS you'll need to use that. There are boards compatible with win8 but require manual assembly.
do you know of any sound amps that i could use as an alternative? i want this thing to be loud so people can hear it and i want more buttons on it. i am willing to spend more money on this project too
Can anybody recommend any alternatives to the recording module? I'm located in Europe and the module with shipping included is a bit pricey for me at the moment. I'd gladly solder or look into details of other electronics if somebody would give me some hints. (Arduino or something like that maybe?) Also, thank you for the video!
Hi! Ned's tape recorder was made using an arduino. It will give you infinitely more options if you go that route. How I found the module in this kit is by searching around "sound buttons module speaker customisable" until what I was looking for showed up. Good luck and let me know if you have any questions!
Your recorder blew my mind at Paydaycon, the whole cosplay was great! It was awesome meeting you
"In the event of software malfunction, I am happy to help."
That was honestly the part that got me the most out of this whole video, it was a brilliant touch lol
Oh I love the Hotline Miami community
So empity in this reply sesion
@maslan English please
Its more of Payday 2 Community than the Hotline Miami one, but yes
Hey man, love the video. It's a shame I'm just seeing this now, because I would have loved to make one of these for Halloween. Thank you for using my music, I really appreciate the support. I got a spike in plays, and I didn't realize what it was coming from. Keep up the good work my man.
The hardest part of this is getting the fucking tape recorder in the first place lmao
Remember alternative models do work you just need to measure the size.
Just in time! I was going to develop a Jacket Soundboard app for my phone but this seems way better! Thanks a lot!
Spiral6SM can you make that app available
Look man, not all of us have the money to buy all this stuff, can you please make the app, I beg you
ALL of Jacket's lines from PAYDAY 2 are linked in the description to download!
The new jacket lines or just all the ones that can be hunted down?
50 Blessings Richard i don't know of any new ones, ones from several months ago
Morittchi hi idk if u remember me but just checking in on that hotline Miami sfm can't wait to see it since there is a handful of good hotline Miami Sfm people and you are
Defiantly one of them also keep up the good work
Synz hey thanks for your message! that means a lot to me. Yeah, still working hard on it! it'll be a little while yet because I'm doing everything from scratch and I want it to be the best it can be, it'll also have models for characters like Ritcher and Don Juan (thanks to SFM Turk).
I'll have a very short Killing Floor animation I worked on in the mean time coming next few days!
thanks again for your support!
I'm not a very technical person(so I have no idea what i'm talking about) but for the modules for Windows 8+ they don't seem to have buttons, so should I just use someone else's PC that's running Windows 7 to write everything to the original sound module?
Six years later, and this is still an amazing video. Just completed the build, thank you so much!
Nice bro! I'd like to build one for myself as well. I will use it troll people while riding my scooter.
Various notes/observations as I'm putting one of these together for a con next month (see you at the Calgary Comic & Entertainment Expo! Maybe! Probably not.)
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-no luck finding a suitable recorder at thrift stores, but eBay has tons of players. Ideally look for broken ones being sold as-is since they usually are being sold for next to nothing and you'll be gutting it out anyway. You'll want something with big chunky high-travel mechanical buttons, the slim low-profile ones likely won't be able to register down to press the sound cue buttons.
-*BEWARE*: If you don't get exactly the player in the video you'll likely need to flex your improvisational muscles to get everything working. I got a GE brand recorder (slightly anachronistic since it was released in the early 90s but w/e) and it turns out the buttons are part of the internal mechanics, rather than part of the plastic chassis like the one in the video. I had to pry off the plastic button caps , assemble a little platform out of bass wood with the sound module buttons glued on that I then cemented underneath the button opening, and cement the original button caps back into place
-In addition to the 4-button sound module I also ordered a mini amplifier module from the same site. It has a bigger slightly louder/clearer speaker that friction-fit perfectly into the socket of the original recorder's speaker, and the longer cable made it a bit easier to fit everything into the enclosure. It uses an idiot-proof headphone jack that plugs into the sound module, but keep in mind it uses its own 3xAA battery pack.
-I don't recommend gluing down the sound module, being able to plug the USB in for tweaks when testing the finished assembly is a lifesaver. I do suggest gluing down the battery packs if you can though, they're heavy and you don't want them swinging around and possibly damaging a wire.
-For some reason the sound module keys are NOT arranged in numerical order, but as K2-K1-K3-K4. Just something to keep in mind when organizing sound clips
-The library of clips in the description are a pain to sort through (there's a looooooot of redundant duplicate ones to sift out) but you really want to find the clearest voice samples you can since they generally register as a sharp unintelligible buzzing mess really, really easily when played back. The samples that break into foreign languages seem especially bad for this. You may want to tweak down the gain of clips in Audacity or something similar to see if it helps. Again, being able to plug your sound module back in for tweaking things is pretty important.
-I set up K2 with a few 'hello's , K1 as various voice lines, and K3 as 'thanks'/'goodbye'. Because the soundtrack is such a big part of HM, I also set up K4 with about half a dozen 5-10 second snippets of various HM/HM2 tracks (and the Robocop theme from the C64 video game, because why not) with cassette scratch effects from the sound clips folder added in for more of an analog effect. Again you'll want to tweak a bit with the gain to get audio to come out suitably loud without getting distorted
-As far as I can tell there's no way to randomize sound clips on each button, so try to mix clips up so it doesn't seem too repetitive.
-Not a bad idea to glue the cassette door shut, don't want to look silly having it accidentally pop open on you. Also, a slim belt clip cemented to the back of the player will let you keep it on you and leave your hands free for holding weapons, viscera, ironically-girly japanese merch from the anime booth, etc.
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That's all that really comes to mind. "Easy" isn't really an accurate description especially if you're not using exactly what's being used for the video, but it's been an interesting little project. Haven't had a chance to even get started with the mask yet...
hey man i was wondering if you would share your cut down sound files? im gonna start making my own soon and wanted to see what you had as far as those files. also for the mask they sell a identical mask to the one he wears in PD2 on ebay for around like 20$ would highly recommend it, though it is like rubber material and kinda hard to see though but def worth it!
what was the amplifier module you purchased?
Seconding to the amplifier module. Which?
@@Amarki1337 I don't know what it's called, it was from the same source as the button module. Has a ~2" speaker and a 2xAA battery power bank.
*DO YOU KNOW WHAT TIME IT IS*
9:16pm
9:44 pm
9:53 pm
Did you know a couch is a piece of furniture
*ITS HAMMER TIME* !!!
[cant touch this plays]
Awesome Job! now people can have a cheap and easy alternative to hold them off before mine comes out.
still waiting for yours to come out ;D
KD7NHM How much are yours gonna be?
when will they come out
never
Don't say stuff like that. It's a little insulting to the guy who made this video and pretty self-righteous aswell.
As a jacket fan, APPROVED APPROVED APPROVED!!!!!!
"Arms Outstretched."
"BITCH I SAID ARMS OUTSTRETCHED"
SOFTWARE NOW WORKS ON WIN10
This video prolly gave me a good idea for halloween
very cool man, in depth and easy to understand
I would love to make this and it surprisingly doesnt look too hard! I might be trying this. I know what time it is.
Great job, I'm working on mine right now I just wanted to know, what did you use to permanently keep the sounds board and such in?
Astraozoa i used super glue on the 'card' parts of the buttons, they haven't come loose once. i kept blutak for the sound board itself should i have to move it for spacing!
This is so going to help my jacket cosplay thanks man
I'm gonna take this project for next year but what do you mean more audio kits for more options?
omg thank u dude.... finally bought a cassette player after like a year and put it all togethor.. works good and again... thank u so much...
Who needs real speech when you can program your own jacket voice and use this instead?
wow. this is kick ass. def adding this to my setup
or you can use the record feature and just record the voicelines on a tape?
You can, however I'd recommend using an MP3 to cassette tool for quality. This is easy to set up and more useful/responsive than having it on an actual tape, but otherwise that is more authentic!
Is there a way to have multiple sounds on 1 button
I finally made it thanks so much.
awesome to hear!
I’d have to say the best part was “And go out and scare your neighbors”
Whoa this is really helpful, thanks mori!
Can you do this with the Microsoft jacket cuz I want to troll some people
Of course. Download the microsoft jacket audio files or create some yourself with microsoft sam.
Can you keep this vid up forever plz? I might need time to get the right components. But I can write it down so can you keep it up though?
Anthony Palermo sure, why not!
Can someone tell me how to wrap hand wraps like this?
Anyone know if you can still get this tape recorder model?
Yep! I've just recently bought one off of ebay! Just gotta scrounge around through there.
How long do the batteries last? I am planning to use one for a multi day convention so I want to know if I should bring spares or rechargables. Also is there a way to toggle it on or off?
seeing this now, looking for rq-341s and it seems there's like none over here in the UK, and also very hard to get the right sound cards, might try using a raspberry pi instead
My tape recorder, which had previously been working, has now stopped for some reason and I need help understanding why. I put this thing together about a month ago and for no reason it suddenly stopped responding when I pressed the buttons. I redid the PM66 writing part, made sure that no wires were damaged, and checked the volume of the .wav files, but nothing seems to be working. I would really appreciate it if you could help me out. If you need any more info just ask.
You will need to buy a new part. check the batteries also.
I could also buy the recorder and record the lines on tape
thx for the video i want to be jacket for Halloween this year so thx for the tutorial
if you had two devices, would you cut new holes? or is there enough buttons for all 8
3 questions what 1. What Windows 10 board thing do I buy?
2. Do I use the same program if I use the Windows 10 one?3. Do I do the same thing for the Windows 10 one
"No programming needed, all you need to do is drag and drop the sound files onto the device or a microSD card and apply power."
The assembly and setup to that board is different in that video, but the instructions are listed on the boards page if you're unsure!
Morittchi thanks dude!
is there another way? because in the KD7NHM he haves lots of buttons, and im not sure if he uses this recording module, its possible just to but the sound into the cassete and press the buttons?
where did you get that Action Figure?
But late to the party😅 but how do I get the buttons to stick out like yours do? The tape recorder buttons from the unopened version
I took the buttons out and aligned them in the empty space. They weren't poking out much but pressable!
I love this so much and I wanna do it so badly, just the amount of issues I've had regarding the software to the USB not connecting is the single most annoying thing in the world! Great video though, well done
You may have a malfunctioning USB. Check with manufacturer, if its faulty they should send a new one!
@@MoriAnimations well it works fine, connects to my laptop and everything. Just when i go into pm66 it decides not to have a connection anymore!
If i only put one thing and i put again the voice stop ?
Please sell it on ebay or something I want it but idk how to do the computer part of the process
i just want 2 of these one for microsoft and other one for normal jacket
Hi! After watching your video, I was curious as to what adhesive you were using for your build to hold the buttons and device in. I have traditional modeling kit glue, but was wondering what you'd think would be best. Thanks!
Most any glue will work. I Wasn't planning on taking the kit out so I used super, but if you get a non-destructive glue you can change out the sounds easier if you want to update/change them later. :)
What did you guys edit to the clips? Mine is very hard to understand what is being said, and where can I get a amplifier
once you do this to the recorder, could you also put the things back in to make it work as it originally did or is it permanently like this afterwards
No, there is no available space.
damn that response speed, and thanks, also to anyone wanting to buy one, there are like 3 $20 ones that ive found just by searching the model on google
@@sammudy4105 wish I did this cosplay 3 years ago. Everyone I see now is over 60$ and it’s usually not even the rq-341 model
Hi Mori Animation, I don't know if you'll see this comment because the video is so old, but how did you get your recordings to sound so clear? I bought the same recording module as you and it uses the same software. I hope you can help me
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is it possible to wire several boards together into one speaker?
I detached the mother board to add more authenticity to the Headphones jacks and stuff
Do you know of any sound modules which are programmable so that one button can have multiple messages?
The one I link to is able to have multiple sound files on the one button.
Hey I’m gonna be making one of these but what type of glue did you use/how did you use it?
I used superglue, and just on the edges of the buttons to hold them ij place. But I'd use a temporary solution like bluetak so you can change the sounds easier
Mori Animation ahh yeah you might be right with the blu tak, thanks!
I wonder if you can make your own jacket voice lines. . .
Sticker_ Bomb_Gaming of course. using audacity you can get some cool modifications to your voice.
When ever I select the wav. file is says wav. error, what do i do?
Make sure you convert the wav of the voice-line you want 0:35. I did not convert all files
Ok I'll try that and see if it works, thanks
I just checked and they are all signed 16-bit PCM I'll try setting them onto the board.
So, if you want a higher quality one like you have, I should just buy a higher quality recording module, right?
You can use adafruits boards for higher quality, yes, however they require manual assembly and some level of component understanding.
Just buy a USB cassette player there like $20 on amazon and download the files onto there it's not as good but its easier
hey,sorry,i know im writing this 3 years later but could you please tell me how to do this?maybe you could give me your discord and explain it to me
Would glue mess up any of the circuitry?
No, you only need a little on the backs of the buttons!
Anyway to add more buttons instead of just four?
Buying 2 kits.
I'm lazy Soo could you just make more and sell them Soo I can buy one from you ?
The Warden this is easier than spelling out the alphabet i assure you! in the future high quality versions will be sold, keep an eye on the etsy link in the description.
Can you show us how to solder more buttons?
You'll need to buy their manual assembly kits or adafruit/arduino boards.
(Stupid question) What would be a good alternative to an RQ-341? I can't seem to find one anywhere :p
There's an RQ-340 on eBay USA right now which is a good alternative.
Unisef TU-502, RQ-342D, JC Penney 681-6042, Panasonic RQ310, any mini-cassette recorder will only hold 1 soundboard, but the portable, larger ones will take two, depending on measurements. Please be sure to measure!
Hey i got a question what module should i get when im running on windows 10?
I know it’s an old vid but I hope you’re still reading these. Anyways, is one button for playing sounds and the other two are for skipping back and forth? Or does each button that you press make a unique sound?
The buttons are grouped with sounds, it will play through all the sounds with a button press. You can do some slight customisation in regards to order AFAIR. I found memorising their numbers and pressing/skipping through to the right sound worked well and fast while using it
for the windows 10 board, which one do i get? i ask because i can't find one with a usb attachment for it and all the other stuff that came with the board you used.
NotADamSaw the windows 10 ones take SD cards, some require soldering, others not. You'll have to be sure to measure them for your cassette-player to make sure it all fits.
thanks!
Hey Mori, I've been looking at some alternatives and I thought about actually editing cassette tapes for the reader, is that possible? I mean if so I just wanna know why you chose this method
Yes, you can create custom cassette tapes using MP3 to cassette devices, as well as using the recorder itself. I chose this method as it's able to be used as a conversational piece. I communicated with people during the convention with this and was able to reply using the programmed buttons, just like Jacket in game. A lot harder with the actual tapes but if that's the way you wanna do it, go for it!
Haha, I might as well give it a shot! It's just that I might create the one you have in another time, but I don't think I have the funds for delivery and all since it all adds up to quite the bunch as it is from the US, to be delivered to the UK, So I Looked up some Cassette players and empty cassettes I wanna buy, adding the audio logs onto them, I just thought I'd maybe go old school style ;) Anyway, thanks! And I am gonna make the one you made, just when I can afford the delivery shenanigans x)
aye @MoriAnimations are your sound files you linked already edited with audacity?
Hello, yes they have been. If they're still up!)
When i look at the list of boards for win 10, which one should i go with?
Check the dimensions and price and decide on that. Otherwise I can't help you further as I don't have experience with them.
my one question comes with the buttons, did you leave them as they were?, how did you cover them
I left them as they were, the case covers the wiring and has holes the size for the buttons to be pressed
@@MoriAnimations ah i see tysm, ive never done this before so thanks for the help
So he will be selling the Tape recorder with the lines and what not soon?
No confirmed date, but yes.
Alright cool I can't wait to waste 200+ dollars to look badass
Where did you buy the jacket mask? Plss answer asap
Search deluxe rooster mask faux fur, but they might all be sold out.
when i click check board it says its not connected properly, ive tried a few time and still the same message. ive gone into device manager and checked my usb and when i plug the board in it says 'this device cannot start. (code 10)'. any suggestions?
Dookx_ do you use windows 10? I'm not sure of this issue but if you email electronics123, they should send a replacement if it's faulty. good luck!
yes i do, my friends let me us their pc which runs an older version on windows so its all good now :)
does this still work? I want to make a jacket costume for halloween, since i recently got back into the games.
Yes!
@@MoriAnimations thank you for answering! I’m going to see if I could start getting the stuff now, and make it
I am having a difficult time with my windows 10 mp3 device do I need the PM66 Software? I got the FN-BC04 type
Please read their FAQ manual they have on the site for the functions if you havent already
When i click check board it says "please check cables may not properly be connected" but i have it plugged in. Help?
Try a different USB port, if that doesn't work, refresh the port in windows Device Manager. If you find the board listed under Universal Serial Bus controllers, right click it and update driver software manually from there.
Thank you I’ll see if it works
Would this work with the rq339
Quick question what happens when you have a MacBook but not windows is it possible to add the sounds with a MacBook?
No, unfortunately the program is incompatible with Mac OS.
Mori Animation so sad. . .one more question since you put the sounds in the sound device does each button play a random clip example "hi" *rewinds* "hello" something like that
Yeah, it can play a random sound each press, I have at-least 5 files on each button. You can also set them up to play all at once as well.
Found a recorder that looks identical to Jackets on eBay for $9
What if i dont have a PC?
The alternatives for windows 10 don't look the same. Can you please help?
They don't look the same because they aren't the same. They require manual assembly but otherwise work as the pre-assembled ones.
Oh damn. :/
They Ｉｎｃｌｕｄｅ manuals with instructions and they're relatively straight forward, I still recommend them!
Hi, could you please tell me what i should do if i bought two kits, like what should i do in the software and what should i do with the 2nd set of buttons
You'll both manually load the sounds and run the program separately on both kits, just as you would if you had bought a single.
Mori Animation ohh okay, so where do i put the buttons then for the 2nd kit because the 1st already take up the spaces in the tape recorder shell
Bam there's four spaces on the right side as well as four on top.
Ohh okay i did not see that. Thank you
The shipping for the module it's to expensive for my country :( can somebody tell me the name of that Arduino? I just can't find it on my own . Thanks !
Sorry for question so much question but this is the last one is there anyway to have more than 4 or 5 buttons?
Sorry for asking*
Deylin Pimentel it's okay to ask! if you want more buttons you have to manually solder/build the kit using their parts. also try adafruit kits!
My biggest question with this method is it seems like there is no on/off switch for the soundboard. Wouldn't it be constantly eating up battery then? Thanks.
You can make one of the buttons the off/on switch however it's such a tiny device. Mine lasted two days at a convention and all night at paydaycon while using very frequently.
Mori Animation Ok thank you very much. Yeah that sounds pretty good then. Thanks
Will it still work if it didn't come with a tape?
Tape is optional.
Buenísimo el vídeo lastima que para comprar todo eso en Argentina tendría que vender mi casa, todos mis órganos a mi vieja, mi perro y mi hermana para que encima todavía no me alcanze la plata saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷
Where would you fit the extra buttons if you buy an additional module?
There are the right amount of spaces on the side
Mori Animation, can you change the volume?
you can if you designate buttons for that command -- so basically no. you choose in the compiler program how loud the device will be.
Thx
Is there only one sound per button? If so, how do you put multiple sounds on one?
Padcom you can have multiple sounds on one button, when loading the files into the program, you'll need to assosiate a single file for each of the groups (left side) just make sure to go over the program segment in detail of this video to see!
Mori Animation The process for the Win 10 version is different, but the end result is the same, right?
Padcom should be, yes. be sure to read through their FAQ and device info on the website and be sure to measure it to make sure you can fit it.
it looks like you have very soft hands, do you moisturize?
Why thank you, I do.
good i love softies
How many buttons would i be able to fit with multiple kits?
Two fit inside this particular model. There'll be 8 buttons which you can fit on the side.
"Thank you, very much!" -Jacket
Mori Animation so if i space this out correctly i can fit 3 buttons where the large play button used, to be, 4 in each of the open spots on the top, and one on the side
There'll be four spaces on top, four on the side. The ones on top can be secured on the inside under the plastic, but the ones on the outside need to have the wires through the holes and fasted down on outside plastic.
Go out and scare your neighbours!
How do I download the device I hav it in the USB port
on the topic of the windows 7 recording module; are you able to access it on windows 8 at all or does it simply not work?
Windows 8 will not work sadly, if you have access to to an earlier OS you'll need to use that.
There are boards compatible with win8 but require manual assembly.
Morittchi i personally don't but i could probs use a library computer. thanks again for the help
Sorry if I say it, I'm so lazy that I have more than 200 jacket vocals on my cell phone. HAHAHA
Are the clips already saved correctly? so i can just slap them in?
do you know of any sound amps that i could use as an alternative? i want this thing to be loud so people can hear it and i want more buttons on it. i am willing to spend more money on this project too
adafruit soundboards are your best bet. you can build your kit from there, they have all the required parts
Sry for the late reply, but how would I be able to put two of the recording modules in it so I could have more sounds?
What's a good recording module to use?
What is the recording module? I cant find anywhere with usb and buttons.
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@@MoriAnimations etsy link doesnt work
@@MrAnton013 etsy? Its the electronic123 link. Click all the links if you can't find it...
@@MoriAnimations alright thank you. I dint check that link.
Can anybody recommend any alternatives to the recording module? I'm located in Europe and the module with shipping included is a bit pricey for me at the moment. I'd gladly solder or look into details of other electronics if somebody would give me some hints. (Arduino or something like that maybe?)
Also, thank you for the video!
Hi! Ned's tape recorder was made using an arduino. It will give you infinitely more options if you go that route. How I found the module in this kit is by searching around "sound buttons module speaker customisable" until what I was looking for showed up. Good luck and let me know if you have any questions!
What module would be best for Windows 10?