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Music Control, Interactive Music Systems, Physical Computing, Natural User Interface, Tangible Computing, OSC, MIDI, Max/MSP, TUI/NUI, Interactive Scultpure, Processing, Chuck, Arduino, FTIR, Audicle, Monome 40h, DIY, openSource, Reaktor 5, Granular Synthesis, Analog Synthesis, Analog Sequencers, Touch Control, Haptics, Xenome, The Stribe

FAQ:

what is soundwidgets.com?
It's a blog where I post cool stuff I find on the web. I try to post projects which more or less relate to the above topics. Sometimes I just post random stuff. This also acts as an informal project blog for a music control device I'm designing and building called the Stribe. I also occasionally post clips and info relating to experimental electronic music I make under the name phineus.

do you sell stuff?
Actually, yes! You can support The Stribe Project by buying parts or donating through the new Stribe Project Forum.

what does "stribe" mean?
It means "stripe" or "striped cloth" in Danish.

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Sunday, May 13, 2007

DIY monome - big buttons

So Sparkfun sells these button pads like the monome has, but bigger. Plus they have room for 3-color LEDs. Make or buy a monome logic board or two (schematic is on their site - they MIGHT be selling built logic boards and kits soon) and buy some Sparkfun pads, PCBs, 3-color LEDs and make your own tri-cube-omial or something.

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