Synth Glove, With Arduino & Max/MSP
Glove FM Synth with Arduino & Max/MSP was uploaded by: soundplusdesign
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Glove FM Synth with Arduino & Max/MSP was uploaded by: soundplusdesign
Duration: 52
Rating: … Read More Synth Glove, With Arduino & Max/MSP
Like to see creative DIY synths? I do! Especially when none of Synthtopia’s readers apparently can take advantage of the Moog sale I posted about yesterday! 2009 may be the year of awesome gear being introduced that nobody can afford to buy. So check out this funky cigar box synthesizer: first trial of the cigaruino punk… Read More Cigarduino Cigar Box Synthesizer
Peter Knight from the Tinker.it crew demonstrating the Auduino. The Auduino is a sound synthesiser based on the Arduino platform. It uses granular synthesis techniques to generate a distinctive filter-sweep sound. Sound is generated by playing the same noise (‘grain’) repeatedly at very high speed. This merges into a tone that is an audible hybrid… Read More The Auduino Synthesizer
[flickrvideo]http://www.flickr.com/photos/spikenzie/3213876843[/flickrvideo] via Spikenzie Project 64 Button panel (a 64 button board arranged in a 8×8 matriix) used to select different sounds that have been loaded into the VoiceShield an Arduino shield.
This video documents a test of sequencing a kid toy keyboard. Explains Mike Tron: This is an ongoing project that I hope to end up with 15 to 20 circuit bent kids toys, that will eventually become a circuit bent orchestra that will all be controlled with Ableton Live. The keyboard in the video only… Read More Sequencing Kids Toys
2tronik01 and veqtor – Funky Arduino Acid by nitro2k01(Gameboy Genius) Gameboy Genius nitro2k01 has a vision for the future of modular synthesis, and it’s the ModularDuino – An Arduino based modular synthesizer. If that sounds like a lot of supernatural mumbo-jumbo, the Arduino is an open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software. People are… Read More Is ModularDuino The Sound Of Future Modular Synthesis?
Casey Pugh put together this time-lapse movie of the creation of a very cool Daft Punk helmet, which has been called “the single best Halloween costume ever”: http://www.vimeo.com/2402904 “It’s a 16×5 LED matrix installed inside a cheap motorcycle helmet I found on Amazon,” explains Pugh. “I used the Arduino to program all the animations.” via… Read More How To Make A Daft Punk Helmet
This is a demo of Auduino, the Arduino synthesizer. Auduino is a synth DIY project, based on the Arduino board. The audio is coming direct from Arduino PWM output with only a slight external reverb. No other effects were used. Description: The Auduino is a sound synthesiser based on the Arduino platform. The prototype uses the Arduino… Read More Auduino, The Arduino Synthesizer
Arduino inside a Gameboy DMG for MIDI communication. Shows off example of custom midi -> gameboy cart.
A demo of two Arduinome (Monome clone) controllers controlling Nerdscroll. One clone is using button pads from SparkFun, the other is using the original Monome buttonpads. This is an interesting side-effect of the Monome design’s open nature. Getting more people involved with hacking on this idea is sure to bring the costs down and help… Read More Arduinome, A Monome Clone