The Ototo guide
What’s in the box
Sensors
Cables
The Board
And the back of the board
Unboxing Ototo
Tag: Geekery
Yeah, you know, just your regular geeking out with stuff.
Sequencing using Phaedra and the MIDI vampires
Actually, that’s a good name for a band.
Getting going with Meeblip Anode
Looking forward to giving this a real play …
It looks much better than I’d expect it to be and I think it could be pretty awesome to play with.
More Patch Morpher with iRig MIDI 2 and Shruthi-1
Brute LFO and Molecule Synth
I do like using this app with stuff. You can get some really interesting sounds and effects from the various modules in my molecule synth.
Here comes some experimenting …
Launch Center Pro 2.3 arrives
Wow, they’ve got a new @IFTTT channel and loads more besides. I think that this is probably a really big step forward for iOS automation, so I’m looking forward into digging into this in a bit more detail and finding out just what it’s capable of.
It’ll also be interesting to see what other people make using it.
Make Hack Do at the Science Museum
Make Hack Do at the Science museum
Nice to see Ototo here too
and this awesome piano
This is where I was on the last Saturday of this show at the Science Museum. It was good. Smaller than I expected, but a reasonable amount of stuff to see. Of course there were the usual things like 3D printing and that, but good to see some soft circuit stuff, and more experimental things too. I like that the science museum try this stuff out.
Getting Patchblocks
Opening up the Patchblocks
Close up
Two clipped together
Box
I’d almost forgotten that I’d funded these on kickstarter, so when they arrived it was a lovely surprise! I’ve barely had a chance to get to grips with these as yet, but having opened up the software and loaded a sample patch they look like great fun.
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