RSSThe PSP (Pocket Sound Performer) by Berlin-based artist Niklas Roy, is a mini 6-bit synthesizer that has a lineout for amplification. The type of music it creates is called "hi-score" and it's built with a few resistors as a digital to analog converter and a single transister as an amplifier. The six LEDs (seen in the video) as connected straight to the 6-bi digital output. Roy also uses dismantled PS2 joysticks for controllers so that it would be handheld
Pocket sound performer will turn you into an instant DJ
Posted by Jonah Brucker-Cohen |
Aug 25, 2008 04:00 AM
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