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How To Make A Dummy Head Binaural Microphone

This video demonstrates one way to make a DIY dummy head binaural microphone.… Read More How To Make A Dummy Head Binaural Microphone

June 7, 20205 Comments

ThunderWave Ribbon Controller Hands-On Demo

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

May 31, 20205 Comments

Vintage Typewriter Mod Turns It Into A Drum Machine

“It now makes cool noises!”… Read More Vintage Typewriter Mod Turns It Into A Drum Machine

April 23, 20201 Comment

New DIY Audio Platform, Daisy, Lets You Build Synths & More

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

February 25, 202014 Comments

The Rhythmo Beatbox Is Like An IKEA Drum Machine

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

January 22, 202012 Comments

Korg Intros DIY Nu:Tekt Headphone Amplifier, Overdrive Pedal KIts

Korg has introduced two new DIY music project kits.… Read More Korg Intros DIY Nu:Tekt Headphone Amplifier, Overdrive Pedal KIts

January 13, 20202 Comments

Arduino-Based Robotic Flute Player Plays The Theme From ‘Titanic’

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’

January 11, 2020January 11, 20206 Comments

How To Use A Raspberry PI To Make Your Own Synthesizer

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

December 14, 20198 Comments

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If I have an 8-note sequence, I might program the Moog so that the first note is bright, the second less bright, the third even less bright, and the fourth note maybe brighter again — so you get a kind of sine wave move.

Now, in the opposite channel, I might do the same sequence, but program the filtering differently. Add the delays, and you have a repeating cycle that never repeats exactly in the same way.

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