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Contrary to what our readers may think, we Hackaday writers aren’t exactly hacking layabouts. True, we spend a great deal of time combing through a vast corpus of material to …read more Continue reading Ferrules and 3D Prints Revive Classic Microphone
In the late 90s as MP3s and various file sharing platforms became more common, most of us were looking for better players than the default media players that came with …read more Continue reading Raspinamp: It Really Replicates Questionable Activities Involving Llamas
The kalimba, or thumb piano, is an easy way to make some music even if you have next to no idea what you’re doing. The only real downside is that …read more Continue reading Thumbs Up To This Pico MIDI Kalimba
Once upon a time, a watch was just a watch. These days, though, smartwatches have all kinds of tricks built in, from heartrate sensors, to accelerometers, gyros, and tons of …read more Continue reading Bluetooth Wearable Becomes Rad Synth Controller
If you ever watched a video of Piano Cat and wondered if your cat could learn to play, then [Sebastian Sokołowski] has a possible solution with this combination piano tutor …read more Continue reading Piano Feeder Gets Pets Playing for their Supper
If you’re currently living outside of a Spanish-speaking country, it’s possible you’ve only heard of the music genre Reggaeton in passing, if at all. In places with large Spanish populations, …read more Continue reading Reggaeton-Be-Gone Disconnects Obnoxious Bluetooth Speakers
While the proliferation of the smartphone has caused the personal music player (PMP) market to mostly evaporate, there are still those who prefer a standalone device for their music. The …read more Continue reading Melodio Self Mate
For plenty of media center PCs, home theaters, and people with a simple TV and a decent audio system, the standard speaker setup now is 5.1 surround sound. Left and …read more Continue reading Recreating The Quadrophonic Sound of the 70s
[Simon the Magpie] found himself in possession of a Behringer mixer that turned up in someone’s garbage. They’re not always the most well-regarded mixers, but [Simon] saw an opportunity to …read more Continue reading You Can Use A Crappy Mixer As A Neat Synthesizer
You, it’s true; you really can find anything (except maybe LEGO) in thrift stores. When [thecowgoesmoo] picked up a Mr. Christmas Symphonium music box one day, they knew they wanted …read more Continue reading All I Want for Mr. Christmas Is Some New Music