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Ototo Electronic Musical Instrument Building System Now Shipping Worldwide

Designer Yuri Suzuki (with Dentaku) has released a new video, embedded below, that demonstrates the Ototo electronic music instrument building system.

November 4, 2014November 4, 201411 Comments

Ototo Lets You Turn Anything Into A Synthesizer

The Ototo is an experimental PCB-based synthesizer, created by design and invention studio Dentaku. We originally covered the Ototo in Nov 2013 as a design concept. Now it is moving into production as a crowd-funded Kickstarter project.

February 2, 2014February 2, 20148 Comments

Ototo Lets You Create Your Own Synthesizer Instruments

Ototo is an experimental PCB-based synthesizer, created by design and invention studio Dentaku. Ototo allows you to combine sensors, inputs and touchpads to create your own electronic musical instrument. Ototo is designed to let anyone unpack a kit and interact with sound however they want to, no soldering or coding required.

November 6, 2013November 6, 2013Leave a comment

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