How To Make A DIY Velocity-Sensitive Electronic Drum Kit For About $50
It’s not as powerful as a $3,000 Roland V-drum system, but it cost him about $50 and it works!… Read More How To Make A DIY Velocity-Sensitive Electronic Drum Kit For About $50
It’s not as powerful as a $3,000 Roland V-drum system, but it cost him about $50 and it works!… Read More How To Make A DIY Velocity-Sensitive Electronic Drum Kit For About $50
This video demonstrates one way to make a DIY dummy head binaural microphone.… Read More How To Make A Dummy Head Binaural Microphone
The ThunderWave is a unique controller that features three rows of ribbon controllers, which can be used to control anything that works with control voltages.… Read More ThunderWave Ribbon Controller Hands-On Demo
“It now makes cool noises!”… Read More Vintage Typewriter Mod Turns It Into A Drum Machine
Daisy is designed to make it easy to create high quality audio hardware devices, supporting 24-bit stereo audio, with 32-bit DSP processing.… Read More New DIY Audio Platform, Daisy, Lets You Build Synths & More
The Rhythmo Beatbox is a DIY kit that you assemble yourself – sort of like an IKEA drum machine. It costs about $140 and takes about an hour to put together.… Read More The Rhythmo Beatbox Is Like An IKEA Drum Machine
Korg has introduced two new DIY music project kits.… Read More Korg Intros DIY Nu:Tekt Headphone Amplifier, Overdrive Pedal KIts
The DIY project covers designing and building a PVC flute, using servo motors to add robotic control, and the Arduino code to control it.… Read More Arduino-Based Robotic Flute Player Plays The Theme From ‘Titanic’
This video takes a look at how to use a Raspberry Pi to build a custom synthesizer. … Read More How To Use A Raspberry PI To Make Your Own Synthesizer
TheMIDInator is a MIDI controller based on an Arduino MEGA 2560. It uses a few potentiometers, rotary encoders, a joystick, switches and a keypad as inputs and sends MIDI commands via serial USB interface to the computer.… Read More Building A Custom MIDI Controller Using Arduino