MIT students Bayley Wang, Heidi Baumgartner and Daniel Kramnik have developed the oneTesla – a DIY kit for a solid-state MIDI Tesla coil that plays music, shoots 2-foot-long sparks, and teaches you about electronics.
Marsynth has announced that its Work Shop Board A ‘diy-oriented’ synth is now available The “Work Shop Board A” is a quad square-wave oscillator board that is completely self contained on a single PCB. Although simple in design and assembly, the WSB-A’s voicing architecture offers a network of ring modulators and frequency synchronizations that interconnect… Read More Marsynth WSB-A Synth Now Available For $60
A French team has developed a new open hardware analog ribbon synthesizer, the Razmasynth Mini.
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Atlanta high school student Max Justicz has announced a new DIY MIDI controller ‘brain’, the CHOMP, that looks awesome. Basically, the CHOMP (Configurable Hardware Open-source MIDI Platform) is a cheap board you plug switches and pots into to create custom MIDI controllers. Features: Completely open-source. Affordable ($50). Compatible with ANY MIDI configuration. 48 Inputs/Outputs! Made and assembled in the… Read More $50 Open-Source MIDI Controller, The Chomp, Looks Awesome
Julie Covello, aka DJ Shakey, wanted a unique DJ controller. So, she created the VoltAxe – a super-furry cyborg frankenthing. CDM’s Peter Kirn describes Covello’s VoltAxe as “an explosion of color, buttons, keys, velcro, and fur, and coupled with a cyborg-chic eyepiece. The VoltAxe is controllerism gone Mad Max, a post-acocalyptic keytar bred from salvaged parts.”… Read More The VoltAxe Super-Furry Cyborg Franken-Controller
Dan White at DJ TechTools sent word that they’ve launched what they’re calling the ‘coolest knobs ever’ for modding your gear. Their goals for the new line: Make a fresh line of knobs and faders in a range of awesome colors Make them high quality and defect-free from a trusted manufacturer Look at every DJ knob… Read More DJ TechTools Intros The ‘Coolest Knobs Ever’
The EM-Tronic Synthesizer is a $40 DIY jumbo shrimp of a synth, featuring all the parts you need to build a tiny battery-powered noise machine. The developers describe the EM-Tronic as “a great synth started kit for those getting started in electronics”, and it includes all the components needed except for an enclosure.
