My Home 2.0 is a bit too perky for my taste, but I have to admit that their latest how-to video is pretty hardcore. They demonstrate how to use MidiTron with some infrared sensors to create a wall harp. It’s a pretty straightforward MidiTron project. The sensors work like on/off switches to trigger various sounds… Read More How To Make An Infrared Wall Harp
In case you think Pikachu isn’t disturbing enough, there’s Kaseo‘s circuit bent Pikachu, one of a limited edition of 100. If you like stuff like this that’s a bit out there, don’t miss 13 Bizarre Circuit Bent Children’s Toys.
Nervous Squirrel‘s circuit bent mechanical Furby sequencer linked to a Korg SQ-10. One of a new batch of four Furby Gurdies. This model allows you to program your own rhythms by rearranging screws inserted into the four wheels. There is also a ‘trigger out’ socket, which has been used in the last section of the… Read More Circuit Bent Mechanical Furby Sequencer
Synth DIY supplier The Bride Chamber has introduced a variety of new products: Nine new modular synth panels, including designs for Oakley Triple LFO, Oakley VC-LFO, the Wogglebug and more PCBs – YuSynth CV Standards boards and kits. EMS-style knobs Bride Chamber is turning into a great resource, offering supplies for building CatGirl, Music From… Read More Bride Chamber Intros New Synth DIY Panels, PCBs, Kits
This video introduces Younnat, a Ukranian electroacoustic musician that creates some quirky, funky music with a bizarre range of music controllers, including: Genius Speed Wheel 3MT Logitech Joystick Attack 3 Logitech Gamepad Dual Action Genius KB-06X Bulb kit Looks like he puts on a very interesting show. Let me know what you think of Younnat’s… Read More Younnat And His Bizarre Experimental Electronic Music Controllers
Howard tests a Roland guitar synth (Part 1) was uploaded by: Skodster
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Who needs blinky lights when you’ve got bare flesh to work with? Rory Harnden’s Body Music is a visual demonstration of a synthesizer made for an ergonomics class. The synth makes music according to skin contact between wearers of wrist-bands.
Video review of Beat Maker for the iPhone, via iSmashPhone. Beat Maker is a music creation studio that lets you compose, record, arrange, and tweak your loops into a final product. Features: Mobile Sampler Interface 16 multi-touch pads for sampling Sequencer Multi-track song sequencer and pattern sequencer F/X Synchronized delay, 3-band EQ, and Bit-Crusher Load/Save/Export… Read More Beat Maker For The iPhone Reviewed
In this video, Grand Wizard Theodore demos the Scratchophone. The Scratchophone is a cool portable DJ instrument created by Thierry Alari. Here’s Alari’s answers to common questions about the Scratchophone:
This video showcases the Thingamakit, a fun DIY project that lets you build your own anthropomorphic noise maker. Comes with: detailed instructions fully labeled components simply layed out circuit board with minimal hand wiring. 2 ready to blink LEDacles control panel and face stickers
