YouTube via jabstarr
"using mini-jack cables as stylophone sensors turned out to be a clever move: the cables carry 3 signals, allowing me to run 5V and GND through the cable along with the sensor signal. this opens up for modular plug and play with home built sensors, that get powered by the platform.
part of the CHEAP, FAT and OPEN project: http://tthheessiiss.wordpress.com"
via http://arduino.cc/blog/?p=326"Jacob Remin, at CIID will present on August 27th, his Arduino-compatible sound synth. There are many projects out there aiming musicians that use Arduino’s IDE as a programming platform, but Jacob’s wins them all when it comes to the PCB’s shape. Take a look at the picture here and explore his thesis’ blog for more information and videos where he shows the system at its full power."
stylophone and expression control
"testing of interaction with raw prototype of the CHEAP FAT AND OPEN project"
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