Amanda Ghassaei’s Glitchbox

Arduino Music Technology
Amanda Ghassaei’s Glitchbox

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Amanda Ghassaei built this fun Arduino-powered noisemaker:

The glitchbox is a sample-based drum machine used for live audio or MIDI sequencing. The buttons on the front of the instrument play back nine audio samples stored in its memory. A switch on top records and loops sequences of these samples. Once a sequence is recorded, additional samples may be layered and automatically looped on top. Recorded sequences may also be temporarily muted or cleared and rerecorded, and two knobs on top of the instrument control volume and tempo.

Full instructions may be found on Instructables. Also be sure to check out Amdanda’s vocal effects box and 3D printed record projects.

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