From G-Code to Jingle: Play Tunes with Printer Motors 

That'd be great! If you're listening @DavidHilowitzMusic it'd be cool if you ever wanted to do something together with this. Thanks 666, glad you liked it.

The printer doesnt have a speaker, any noise it's ever played, including its default start up sound, has been played using the motors. As I say in this video, you've been able to do this with printers for years, even self builds. It's just a new feature making it super easy for Bambu A1 & A1 mini printers. I have to say though, when I first turned an A1 on I did think they'd added a speaker, with that aweful loud startup noise, but nope, just motor noise 😊 The motors don't need to move much as they are only actually rotation a tiny fraction of a degree with each note they play, and they alternate their direction each time.

Whaaaaaaat. Mind = blown! 😮

You may need to adjust the tempo in the generator, slow it down slightly

Hey sorry I don't fully understand what you're asking. I guessing this isn't relevant to this video?

@@3DRevolution software default .4 Nozzle setting configurations. But I will use .8 Nozzle. How do change setting for .8 Nozzle configurations. (Example: layer highest and printing speed configurations)

@@venko3211 it depends on what printer you're using. If you're using a Bambu printer, or a other brand of printer where 0.8mm preset exists, you want to launch the setup wizard (cog symbol in the printer settings bar top left), and tick the box next to the 0.8mm option under your printer. Click OK and it'll add a preset for that printer with that nozzle size which you can select from the drop down menu in the printer settings section at the top left of your screen. If there isn't a 0.8mm option you'll need to add your printer either by using a 0.4mm preset or adding it manually (watch my Bambu Studio beginners and advanced tutorials). Then click the edit button next to the printer selected in the drop down menu, go to the extruder tab, and change the nozzle size to 0.8mm. Regarding layer height and speeds, if there isn't a preset available you'll have to change them manually yourself, and the specific values are going to depend on what printer you have and what material you're using.

@@3DRevolution i have ender3 v2 Using petg fliment sir

@@venko3211 add the preset for your printer and do as I suggested above.