Bleep Labs has reintroduced the ThingamaWEEN – an anthropmorphic robot synthesizer, styled for Halloween. Four options are available: Bella Lubleepy – vampire The Ghost of Robot TB1X – robo-ghost Jack-O-Lumen – jack-o-lantern The Modern Prometh-O-Lux – monster The Thingamaween retails for $130.
[flickrvideo]http://www.flickr.com/photos/allisonallison/2880701145/[/flickrvideo] The Furby Youth Choir, live at Bleeplabs.
Threadless has announced a new contest, and the winner will get a Thingamagoop synth. Here’s the story: Our doorbell here at Threadless broke, so the tech awesome dudes hacked together a magnificent replacement for it out of this super mega awesome noise making synthesizer robot! Our friends at Bleep Labs sent us a Thingamagoop, and… Read More Name A Doorbell, Win A Synthesizer
HackaDay has a nice tutorial that looks at hacking the Thingamakit anthropomorphic synthesizer. Hacks include adding a waveshaper knob, a sine wave switch and an audio input. If you’re thinking about getting a Thingamakit – this is a must read before you dive in. Kits are $55, or $65 with the enclosure.
Surachai‘s video capturing the creating of a ThingamaKIT synth monster.
Bleep Labs has introduced the Thingamakit – a DIY project that lets you build your own anthropomorphic noise maker. According to Bleep Labs, the Thingamakit features “all the sounds of Thingamagoop plus triangle wave LEDacle with shape and speed control. Second photocell patchable to modulator and photocell rate. Square and Triangle wave output. The satisfaction… Read More Bleep Labs DIY Thingamakit
