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fauxtronics
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(via GetLoFi – Circuit Bending Synth DIY)
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(via @alexanderchen)
This is genius — AnalogTelePhonographer (by TheHeartlessMachine)
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Awesome name, cool machine.
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DIY tape loop. I tried this once, and one unexpected outcome I found was that my tape deck recorded and played the loop at fluctuating speeds.
Eatockish
(via gerardogasca)
30-second mix tape.
(Source: flightwave)
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Worms make music on a Crackle Box
The ”Crackle Box” is a body contact synthesizer. It uses the resistance in your skin to determine the oscillators frequency. Worms like your skin can conduct electricity with a varying resistance depending on how they press the contacts. The “Crackle Box” was originally sold in the 70’s by STEIM in Amsterdam. The DIY community has taken a liking to it and you can easily find a PCB and make your own now. (Punksynth) via @stretta
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Weekend project: How to pirate a vinyl record.
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