Raspberry Pi Guitar and BioTek 2 synthesizer Geeky Gadgets Ahead of the upcoming NAMM 2019 Show taking place later this week from January 24th – 27th in California and showcasing new music technology.
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Missing for five years, Destiny ’s soundtrack album, Music of the Spheres, resurfaced in 2017. Composer Marty O’Donnell reflects on what happened, in this excerpt from Wireframe issue 4 , available tomorrow, 20 December.
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From Wireframe issue 4: Recovering Destiny’s long-lost soundtrack
htxt.africa This playable Raspberry Pi guitar goes up to 12…12 feet tall that is htxt.africa Developer Chris Riebschlager and the people at Dimensional Innovations have created a playable Raspberry Pi guitar that stands at 12 feet (3.6 metres) tall for the Boulevardia music festival. The body of the guitar is made out of MDF wood with steel …
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I’d say I am a passable guitarist. Ever since I learnt about the existence of the Raspberry Pi in 2012, I’ve wondered how I could use one as a guitar effects unit. Unfortunately, I’m also quite lazy and have therefore done precisely nothing to make one.
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Making sweet, sweet music with pisound
Is it a guitar that’s also a Game Boy, or a Game Boy that’s also a guitar?
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Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi And Arduino Powered Guitar Plays Network Logs (video) Geeky Gadgets Anyone looking for a more unique way to manage their network logs and scan for problems or issues, may be interested in a new guitar that has been modified to be powered by an Arduino and Raspberry Pi set up. The Raspberry Pi powered guitar then
We received an email a little while back from Christian Schwöbel in Germany.
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Pedalumi – the illuminated pedalboard
What do you get if you cross a Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), a Guitar Hero Controller, a Famicom Controller, a Raspberry Pi and a toy keyboard? You don’t *really* get a duck-billed platypus, but this Venn diagram is so good I had to work it in somehow.
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Regular readers will know that I’m a particular sucker for musical hackery involving a Raspberry Pi. I’ve got two really terrific examples to share today. First up, here’s a guitar effects box from Pierre Massat.
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Music hacks: guitar effects, and an electronic tuner