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Soundmit Returns For 2019 with Arduino, Effects Database: Day Tickets Just 10 Eur
Arduino, Ableton and many other leading synth and software developers will be on hand for talks, demos and advice at Soundmit 2019. Here's how to get involved.
6 Easy Ways to Get into Music Tech DIY & Hacking
There's never been a better time to get into music tech DIY & hacking. Nowadays there is an abundance of platforms and resources designed specifically for any level in these once-specialist activities
Make Your Own DIY 3D Gesture and Tracking USB MIDI Controller
With DIY gear so readily available, building your own controllers can be fun, rewarding and really creative. Here, Liam Lacey shows you how to make your own 3D gesture-sensing USB MIDI controller.
This Powerful 8-Bit Synthesizer DIY Kit From Soulsby Features MIDI-Hacked Arduino
Looking for a wallet-friendly, 8-bit synthesizer DIY kit you can make inside one hour with plenty of hacking options all for less than £70 GBP? Welcome to the Soulsby MiniAtmegatron.
Synth Bike 2.0: Drum Machine, Sampler, Analog Synth & Bicycle
What could be better than a drum machine, sampler and analog synth in one? How about if you add a 1970s Raleigh bike to the mix. This video show how this curious machine works.
Watch How To Make A MIDI Controller From PC Keyboards & Arduino
If you've ever wondered what a MIDI Controller built from 4 computer keyboards (made out of 400 keys) would be like, then this 3 minute video will be your cup of tea.
Make Your Own DIY Capacitive-Touch Arduino Keyboard Piano
Here's a project which won't take long and you'll end up with a capacitive touch keyboard piano. Sweet. And you can re-use the aluminum foil as a hat to keep your ideas secret and safe from'¦ 'them'.
This Machine Turns Red Lasers Into Glitchy Sounds & Rhythms
vtol's Divider is a Laser Powered Rhythm Machine inspired by Rhythmicon, the world's first rhythm-machine created by Léon Theremin in 1931, powered by Arduino and with interesting results.
Review: Soulsby ODYTRON - a Transformer: More Than Meets the Eye
The Soulsby ODYTRON is a limited edition of the Atmegatron, an 8-bit hardware synthesizer built on the Arduino platform. It's versatile, lightweight, compact, sounds unique and is open source!
StrumPad is an Arduino MIDI Controller With 6 Touch Sensors for Musical Strumming Without Strings
StrumPad is an ingenious idea for a MIDI controller that does away with keys and replaces them with virtual strings / fretboard that can be strummed in a way you'd expect to play a guitar.
Ableton's Max For Live Connection Kit Makes Experimenting With Arduino, OSC, littleBits Easy
Ableton have released a free Max for Live collection of 11 devices that deserve praise and kudos. If you like the idea of connecting and controlling Arduino, OSC, Json, sensors, cameras... enjoy!
GRIDI - The World's Largest MIDI Hardware Sequencer?
So you've got your MIDI sequencer that fits neatly in your backpack? Here is GRIDI, that won't fit in your bag or a small room. This sequencer by Yuval Gerstein is big and has its own benefits.
Strange Synths: Arduino-Based Ra Laser Scans Pyrite Discs To Create Unique Synth Soundscapes
Ready to inject your Tuesday with surreal synth sensations? This video Dmitry Morozv passed to us shows his sound object/synthesizer project using lasers to scan Pyrite and create incredible sounds.
How to Build a Wireless Visual Metronome that Synchronizes with your DAW
Learn how to build your own wireless, visual metronome that flashes along (multi-coloured) to your music in a DAW with MIDI out. Liam Lacey uses Processing, Spark Core and a bit of DIY magic.
Ghost in the Guitar: How a Magnet and an Arduino Can Strum a Guitar
Before anyone else says it, 'Look Ma, No Hands!' Yes, Josh Levine has created a self-strumming guitar using an Arduino, a permanent magnet and the electromagnetic effect to play a string.
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