MATRIXSYNTH

Kinect Drawable Synthesizer

YouTube via roboczar | January 25, 2011 |

"You draw buttons, and they become key you can play. See the impromptu sound board video for a demonstration of drawing buttons."

Impromptu Sound Board

roboczar | January 23, 2011 |

"Using the Kinect, I can create buttons by just drawing enclosed shapes on a piece of paper! The kinect identifies those regions as buttons that can be activated when I press them with my finger. This program uses ROS, the openni kinect drivers, and software I wrote here at MIT. You can find the code in the mit-ros-pkg repository."

TH_PhaseShifter_01

flickr By fonitronik

"I finally finished the build of this module... it was hidden in the drawer for 2 years, since it did not work. but yesterday i traced all problems down and got it right..."

9-17-10 good hair

flickr By pantshole

Brainwave controlled monotron

YouTube via bitmat23 | August 23, 2010 |

"This is a brainwave controlled synth i made for a mate for his birthday. The frequency of brainwaves is sent from the sensor digitally to the base station, all I have done is mod the monotron to have a cv/gate input and added a few components to the force trainer to output a voltage determined by the brain activity sensed."

Shruti synth rgb cv controller ball

YouTube via bitmat23 | January 31, 2011 |

"this is an accelerometer chip in a ball that controls an rgb led and also outputs control voltages to a fantastic little synth called the shruti-1 (available as a kit).
I've also added a softpot which is controlling the mix between vco1 and vco2."

The Electric Golem CD Release & Performance

via The Electric Golem on Facebook

"Saturday, February 5 · 5:00pm - 7:00pm
State Of The Art Gallery
120 W. State Street
Announcing the CD and Digital release of The Electric Golem's debut album. The Electric Golem are: Trevor Pinch & James Spitznagel. Come join us for a mini-concert of electronic/ improvised/ experimental music featuring The Electric Golem (of course) and Laika and the Luddite Machine. We are hosting this event at the fabulous State of the Art Gallery in downtown Ithaca."
See the Trevor Pinch label below.