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Sorry, Mario; you can't eat this sushi, but it sure does sound sweet!
Workshop - DIY Sound Effects Electronics
Phillip Stearns, 03/17/10
Sorry, Mario; you can't eat this sushi, but it sure does sound sweet!
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Workshop 1 - Circuit Bending: Building Skills for DIY Electronics
Offered by Phillip Stearns, Harvestworks 2010 Van Lier Resident.
Saturday, March 20, 2010, noon - 8pm - $145 total ($100 tuition and $45 materials)
Location: 596 Broadway #602 NY NY 10012 • phone 212.431.1130
Bent-O Boxes! // Circuit Bendable Sonic Sushi
Build your very own bendable snack-sized sound synthesizer music kit that comes in a bento box project housing. The circuit is a 1-bit digital sound synthesizer made from simple digital logic chips that has excellent circuit bending potential. Includes parts for the base sound generator circuit and extras for your own modifications. Can be used as a stand alone synthesizer module or as an effects pedal!
No experience necessary. The class covers basic kit building skills, how to solder, identifying components, wiring design and installing knobs and switches. The workshop will begin with a survey of the history of electronics and all the accidental discoveries up to the art of circuit bending, no-input mixing, and the reign of the glitch in pop culture. As we build the kit, we'll discuss the analog and digital components involved, how they work together, and how they can be short circuited, re-routed, and customized.
click on the Pay one price link.
Workshop 1 - Circuit Bending: Building Skills for DIY Electronics
Offered by Phillip Stearns, Harvestworks 2010 Van Lier Resident.
Saturday, March 20, 2010, noon - 8pm - $145 total ($100 tuition and $45 materials)
Location: 596 Broadway #602 NY NY 10012 • phone 212.431.1130
Bent-O Boxes! // Circuit Bendable Sonic Sushi
Build your very own bendable snack-sized sound synthesizer music kit that comes in a bento box project housing. The circuit is a 1-bit digital sound synthesizer made from simple digital logic chips that has excellent circuit bending potential. Includes parts for the base sound generator circuit and extras for your own modifications. Can be used as a stand alone synthesizer module or as an effects pedal!
No experience necessary. The class covers basic kit building skills, how to solder, identifying components, wiring design and installing knobs and switches. The workshop will begin with a survey of the history of electronics and all the accidental discoveries up to the art of circuit bending, no-input mixing, and the reign of the glitch in pop culture. As we build the kit, we'll discuss the analog and digital components involved, how they work together, and how they can be short circuited, re-routed, and customized.
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