The MacGiver Theremin
Next time you’re at a gig, and you realize that you’ve forgotten your theremin, remember this MacGiver theremin, made using three AM radios. Amazingly enough, it actually sounds pretty good! via Synthzoom
Tag: DIY projects
Wireless Sound Objects
Remember Wireless Sound Objects? We didn’t have too much to go on before, but Assault with Sugar has the details: Wireless Sound Objects are like the modules of a modular synthesizer, exploded into individual physical objects that provide an engaging way to experience unique, collaborative, musical process. They exist as a variety of objects that… Read More Wireless Sound Objects
The Coolest Teacher Ever
Paul Rubenstein (aka Ubertar) is a composer, musician, musical instrument inventor and recording engineer. He may also be the coolest teacher ever. He teaches a class called Building Music at Franklin K. Lane and Wingate High Schools in Brooklyn. Students learn to build their own electric guitars, from winding their own electric pickups to designing… Read More The Coolest Teacher Ever
Build An Awesome Laser Harp
Stephen Hobley has put together a collection of information on how to build a laser harp. Here’s a video of the laser harp in action:
MidWest Homemade Experimental Electronics Showcase
The MidWest Homemade Experimental Electronics Showcase will be held Sat, Feb 16th in Chicago. The show starts at 10:30 and the lineup includes: Roth Mobot (www.RothMobot.com) Créme DeMentia (www.MySpace.com/CremeDeMentia) Talking Computron (www.MySpace.com/TalkingComputron) Factory Smoke (www.MySpace.com/FactorySmoke) Sounds Happy (www.MySpace.com/SoundsHappy) Cliplead (www.ClipLead.com) The venue is a low key little bar called Hotti Biscotti located on 3545 W… Read More MidWest Homemade Experimental Electronics Showcase
