Brian McNamara
Brian lives in a small town near Canberra, Australia. By day he works at a university designing and repairing biological research equipment; by night he designs, hacks, and bends kids' toys and musical instruments.Author of these Magazine Articles
The MoofTronic Mini Synth
New sounds
from a truly tiny
instrument.
From MAKE:
15: Music page 70
R-Tronic Toy Music Sequencer
Build a simple sequencer that lets babies play with shapes, sounds, and lights, or teaches older kids the basics of electronic music. You'll have lots of fun with it yourself!
From MAKE:
13: Magic page 124
Photographer for these Magazine Articles
The MoofTronic Mini Synth
New sounds
from a truly tiny
instrument.
From MAKE:
15: Music page 70
R-Tronic Toy Music Sequencer
Build a simple sequencer that lets babies play with shapes, sounds, and lights, or teaches older kids the basics of electronic music. You'll have lots of fun with it yourself!
From MAKE:
13: Magic page 124

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