Open Source Patch Overlays For The Visually Impaired
The patch sheets work the same as the original printed patch sheets, but replace the printed indicators with tactile markings.… Read More Open Source Patch Overlays For The Visually Impaired
The patch sheets work the same as the original printed patch sheets, but replace the printed indicators with tactile markings.… Read More Open Source Patch Overlays For The Visually Impaired
It is a simple monophonic synth design, with two octaves of mini-keys and a 1/4″ audio output jack.… Read More Okay 2 3D Printed Synthesizer
Lenco has introduced the Lenco-MD turntable, a new design that lets you 3D print a modular turntable. … Read More Lenco-MD DIY Modular 3D-Printed Turntable
The F0 is a minimalist, analog, square wave synthesizer with custom 3D-printed piano keys.… Read More DIY Synthesizer Features 3D-Printed Keyboard
The stand holds three Korg Volca devices in a modular-style setup. … Read More 3D-Printed Rack System For 3 Korg Volcas
Laurent Bernadac – a violinist and engineer – has introduced the 3Dvarius – a new electric violin design, based on a model of a real Stradivarius violin and created by 3D printing technology. The body of the 3Dvarius is printed as a single piece, departing from traditional musical instrument production and giving it a very unique property: according to… Read More 3Dvarius – The World’s First 3D Printed Violin
Reader Eric Mortensen let us know about an interesting collection that he’s curated of free 3D printable electronic musical instruments, add-ons and hacks for existing instruments.
Researchers at Australia’s University Of Wollongong are exploring using 3D modeling and 3D printing to make it possible to ‘print’ microtonal instruments on demand. Here’s a video overview:
Teenage Engineering shared this example of custom knobs for their OP-1 synthesizer, created using 3D printing technology.