Atmel based MIDI data analyzer – The MIDI Viewport is a data analyzer for MIDI messages. But it is also much more. Handheld, battery powered, and compact, it displays MIDI data in the order it is received, one byte at a time–using an LCD 2 line by 16 character display. Connected to a keyboard or […]
Peter writes – Mike Una has just written up a tutorial on how to make a $10 foot controller for music applications like Ableton Live, fashioned out of a QWERTY keyboard. (Other possible applications: gaming, VJing.) Clever keyboard mappings allow you to use your feet to control elaborate live music performances, whether you’re a beatboxer, […]
Mmmm, glowie – Single Tube clock blinks out the current time number by number. Quite easy to read! This clock is utilizing a Russian ИÐ-1 (IN-1) Nixie Tube & Socket. The PCB was home-made using the board designed by SQ8CBY. The original design and code for the PIC 16F84A was created by Electronics and More. […]
Paul Zbar, electronics educator from the Hickok photo archive, amazing stuff – Link.
Electromarketman sent in an incredible set of photos from Seoul’s electronic and mechanical components markets, he writes – I was just in Seoul and took these pictures. For everyone who has ever slogged through Home depot trying to find a particular little nut or bolt or bearing, and for everyone who likes to buy electronic […]
8-bit lab rat’s educational electronic projects for classic videogaming (Atari, Intellivision, Colecovision, and others) Link.
Remember the Playaflies? Here’s a PDF on how to make your own! – Link.
