Don’t confuse Audunios with Arduino in this case. Audunios is the name of a small do-it-yourself synthesizer-kit, that was invented and constructed by tinker.it, licenced under a open-source licence. Some home-made tinkering can be done with that, resulting in a self-cooked synth, ready to go. This version here was done by Denkitribe. The linernotes on YouTube tell about this fantastic work:

I build one and plugged a stylus controller which was ripped from Gakken SX-150. It works very well. Its sound is dry and crispy, but I think it is not bad for $50. Want one? Do It Yourself!

Beautiful. Here is another one, made by machinecollective:

audunios-ardinio-diy-synth

Get all source-codes, how-to’s and more examples at the Audunios page.

Blog - Date published: June 2, 2009 | 2 Comments

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  1. riot said:

    The Arduino-Community and the FeDeV will hold a meeting about Arduinos and other current technology to create sound with microcontrollers on 6.6. in Aachen. More info on https://fedev.eu/blog/?p=5

  2. 020200 said:

    Fine, you are welcome! Will you also build this synth?