With the first Furby Organ, Sam aka Look Mum No Computer made for a viral hit. Since he also wants to join the Furbies on his new tour in May, he has just built a […]
I don’t know how new this instrument is, but it’s worth writing about it. Noise-X is an experimental DIY Synthesizer from Madlab which has its strengths in sound effects. It features 4 digitally-controlled oscillators (sine, […]
Common Ground is a project of KOMA Elektronik and is a place where artists, musicians, engineers, circuit benders and tinkerers meet, build and learn together. With this philosophy in mind, the CC team has released […]
Future Sound Systems has today released Portland, a new patchable percussion Synthesizer. It features several different analog sound generation & shaping elements as well as a big patch bay with different I/O options. Cool: Since the device works with […]
Are the standard synth interfaces too boring for you? If yes, then take a look at the SynTesla, a DIY Synthesizer with a series of Tesla Vacuum tubes. The sound engine is based on a Waldorf […]
Back in 2018, I reported about the OTTO, an open-source hardware Synthesizer that is heavily inspired by the Teenage Engineering OP-1. The fact that there are now news about this project, fits exactly into the […]
The song Roboter by Kraftwerk is an excellent example of how to use a vocoder in sound design and music production. Unfortunately, analog vocoders have become scarcer, so more digital or software vocoders are available today […]
Otem Rellik, developer of the Raspberry Pi FM Touch Synth or Looper is back with a new Synthesizer. Unfortunately the 4 units are already sold out but it makes sense to report because it is […]
Rakit Metal is not a new hard rock band but a portable DIY noise percussion Synthesizer that is small, versatile and affordable at the same time! Metal does not always have to be the music […]
Future Sound Systems DIY analog Synthesizer Brunswick, initially released with the BEEF collective is available now for everyone with a starting price of £99! At SynthFest 2018, Future Sound System has presented the Brunswick, a new […]
BeagleBoom is a new Eurorack sampler that is affordable, open-source and has access to the freesound.org sound database! The Eurorack interest has not only arrived in the commercial sector but also at universities. At the […]
8Bit Mixtape NEO is not just an affordable, fancy lo-fi Synthesizer but is customizable with new music codes To be honest, I really enjoy little synths that enrich the music instrument world with new sound […]
The World Of Eurorack Modules Does Not Have To Be Expensive In the Facebook group Synth DIY, Mike Eckert has recently built a delay Eurorack module itself that is not only very cheap but also […]
A DIY Isobox for under 175€? Yes this is possible! Austrian Audio, a new audio technology company from Vienna just published DIY plans on GitHub that helps you to making one of these. It’s a […]
As many Synthesizers friends know, there is the MoogFest in the US, which hosted by Moog Music every year and which attracts many people. Also there happens every year the VIP workshops where you can […]
Some weeks ago, I reported about the Otto’s DIY Kit by Intech Studio, which allows you to design and develop Eurorack modules yourself. The project is currently already in it’s final phase and will end […]
As we all know, Synthesizers take up a lot of space and once started it gets really tight in the studio. It gets more problematic, if you have very little room for a Synthesizer corner […]
Ableton has launched Link in 2016, a novel technology that allows you to sync hardware and software in a new way. Especially exciting is the synchronisation of iOS apps with DAW’s like Ableton Live. Seismic […]
The Eurorack world can be divided into two parts: musicians who buy pre-built modules in shops or who develop or solder them themselves. The latter is gaining popularity and many people are gathering to attend […]
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