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Make Vol 4
If you are reading this in the UK and you haven’t heard of the American magazine Make yet, I highly recommend that you go and buy it.
This issue, “Music and Kits for the Holidays”, is mostly about sound projects. I wrote an article on Beatbox by Andy Huntington. Highlights of this issue include:
- A tribute to Bob Moog
- If you’ve ever wanted to try making a video game, here’s your chance
- Filling a retro hi-fi with an MP3 ripping and playback system.
- Build and play this sweet-sounding 3-string instrument in an afternoon.
- Building playable musical instruments from LEGO.
- Modify a Casio keyboard (or other electronic audio stuff) and start playing some of the strangest sounds you’ve ever heard.
- Build your own anonymous megaphone.
- Performing live video, VJing 101.
- Use a webcam to turn motion into music.
- Turn your Game Boy into a musical instrument.
- Information on “The Art of Digital Music”
- Microcontroller Programming
and so on.
Posted on January 17th 2006 under Books
