Saturday, November 15, 2014
The D-Box: A Hackable Digital Musical Instrument
Published on Nov 15, 2014 Andrew McPherson
"The D-Box is a new digital instrument intended to be repurposed and rewired by the performer in unusual ways. It is designed to be initially simple and constrained, but to allow the performer hack and subvert these constraints using circuit bending techniques.
The D-Box was developed by Victor Zappi and Andrew McPherson as part of the EPSRC-funded Hackable Instruments project (2013-14)."
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