George Sanger’s homemade Leslie speaker — which he first built out of a punctured paint can and record player — taps a polyethylene drainage device to get a sound he describes as “one of the most organic, spacious, and beautiful there is.”
is the co-author of The Art of Digital Music and writes the popular “Synth Hacks” column for Waveform. With his wife, Hazuki, he also self-publishes Japanese storytelling books, which they have performed at four Maker Faires. Find more at batmosphere.com
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