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C. M. Herron

Continual leaner, avid Hackaday reader/student, love designing/building/hacking gadgets for my own personal use and enjoyment.

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Raspberry Pi running Windows versions of Reaper and Valhalla FX in an 8-track tape storage box for spooky Halloween noise goodness!
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Eric Tsai wrote 08/02/2014 at 03:00 • point
Hey, interesting Twitter feed. I'm always on the look out for more consumer home automation products. Nice to see.

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