Can be powered by 9V (and 12V) Easy to build with minimum components Use Arduino to keep it simple (plus it helps to keep the components down and everything in tune) Can fit into any modular synth ...

[Gr4yhound] has been rocking out on his recently completed synth guitar. The guitar was built mostly from scratch using an Arduino, some harvested drum pads, and some ribbon potentiometers. The vid… ...

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A modular synth based around Arduino First and foremost - a big shoutout to the creative team over at Bleep Labs for the original build which is called the Neblophone. I wanted to be able to add some ...

Los Angeles-based Strange Electronic has launched a Kickstarter for a new kind of Eurorack synth module that doesn’t make any sound at all. Called Lightstorm, it controls full-spectrum LED ...