Explore the euphonic delights of homemade music in MAKE, Volume 15, the Musical Instrument issue. From handheld synthesizers, to laser harps, to autonomous robot composers, MAKE 15 will fill your world with sweet sounds made by you, even if you've never learned to play an instrument.
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Mark Frauenfelder is a writer and illustrator living in Los Angeles, and the editor of MAKE. He is the cofounder of the popular Boing Boing weblog and was an editor at Wired from 1993-1998.
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Lots of a DIY fun in a small packacge
Dec 23 2010
By J. Arroyo
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Make is generally a fun read for the nerd in you, but this issue is particularly cool because of all the music projects showcased. I'm trying to decide which project to try first after the holidays. I think the PVC pipe electronic drums are at the top of my list. The drum bot is a close runner up.
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Well worth the money
Dec 22 2010
By Aaron J. Mitchneck
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First off, I received a free copy through the O'Reilly Blogger Review Program. I remember seeing this in my local bookstore but decided to not purchase it. Well, that was a big mistake. This volume was for musicians and being a part time musician, I was able to get tons out of this. Even some of the ads in it were not only able to get my attention but they directed me to tools that I never saw before but will be seriously looking at for use on stage.
One thing that really grabbed me from this was how easy and well explained some of the do it yourself projects were. When I was growing up, I can remember my grandfather taking me to his workbench and teaching me how to solder, test resisters and capacitors and really work on electronics. This magazine brought those days back to me, as weird as that may sound. It brought me back to wanting to start building and making things again and showing me how easy it is.
Check it out. You won't regret it.
One thing that really grabbed me from this was how easy and well explained some of the do it yourself projects were. When I was growing up, I can remember my grandfather taking me to his workbench and teaching me how to solder, test resisters and capacitors and really work on electronics. This magazine brought those days back to me, as weird as that may sound. It brought me back to wanting to start building and making things again and showing me how easy it is.
Check it out. You won't regret it.
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Very interesting book
Dec 22 2009
By K. Krautbauer
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Got this book for my father for a gift, but ended up looking though and reading it myself. Really good ideas!
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