Bleep Labs builds Arduino-based Nebulophone, wants to sell you one
By Darren Murph 
posted January 29th 2010 11:01AM
posted January 29th 2010 11:01AM
What do you get when you mash together an Arduino-based synth with a Stylophone-like keyboard? A month ago, even we wouldn't have known, but now that Handmade Music Austin has come and gone, we're happy to say that this beautiful concoction leads to the creation of a Nebulophone. Unfortunately, there's no video (yet) to showcase what this musical wonder can do, but we're told that it has "adjustable waveforms, a light controlled analog filter, LFO and an arpeggiator that can be clocked over IR." Hit the source link if you're looking for all the code, schematics, and instructions necessary to give yourself a weekend project, and feel free to drop the guys / gals there a line if you're interested in just buying one.
Yeah, baby, it is going to be a next guitar hero!
Ring ring ring ring ring ring ring... Nebulophone!
@Old fogie late bloomer
I see what you did there Raffi.
maybe im alone here,but it sounds like an early version of Fry's holophone from futurama...
now if only we could get past the whole big ass awkward looking pcb...
Wow. _this_ is the stuff I'd like to see more of at Engadget!
Really. Better have one nice freaky intriguing homebrew gizmo than 10 of the same big corp sponsored tamper-proof DRM'ed to hell and back Model-T clones.
Keep it up, guys'n'gals :-)