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The Maker Music Festival 2023 Special!

The Electromaker Show · 3 Jun 2023 · 55m · Episode 111

What this episode covers

The host of The Electromaker Show presents a special audio-focused episode reviewing submissions from the Maker Music Festival 2023, highlighting projects like Josef Szuecs' Motor Drone, Kevin's Arduino Lofi Orchestra, and Marcelo Kraiser's Lavander 8 synthesizer. The episode also features a Product of the Week segment on the Arduino Nano Every, detailing its technical upgrades such as increased RAM and a configurable logic unit, alongside a giveaway announcement. Additional festival projects discussed include Victoria Shen's Resin Records, Olivia Cirisan's Opaline, Brian Alexander's Follower, and Alexandre Berthaud's Tubes, showcasing a wide range of maker-made musical instruments and sound sculptures.

Most relevant to

makers and hobbyists

Topics

Mentioned

Companies
Moog
Products
Motor Drone, Arduino Nano Every, Lavander 8, Resin Records, Opaline, Follower, Unnatural Nature, Tubes, Anthesizer, Electrosensible
Chips
RP2040
Tools
Max MSP
Also
Maker Music Festival, Zinovieff, Subotnik, Russolo

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