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2018 Prize: Cyber Punkster Achievement

2018 Hackaday Prize Achievement: Your musical performance is so futuristic it can be categorized no other way. You are CyberPunk.

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Cello with bow and strings, though creating all sound electronically, in 70's synth way
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Cello-like, mostly analog synth

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A one-handed portable synthesizer from the future
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Yeah, so I wrote a little program and built a hardware interface that turned my Atari VCS into a MIDI-capable drum machine
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SYNDRUM: An Atari 2600 Drum Machine

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An open, modular guitar-design with some nifty features.
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ElektroCaster

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Music evolved! The Theremin for the 21st Century: Plasma speaker, MIDI output, Lasers!
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Tiny Time-of-Flight Plasma Theremin: the Plasmino

davidDavid

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I tried to make slide whistle move automatically by MIDI signal. This is MEMIDION.
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MIDI Slide Whistle "MEMIDION"

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Musical Project that converts low frequency waves from the magnetosphere into sound.
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Natural Radio Music

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Use an oscilloscope emulator, a handful of audio samples, and a 3D-printer to create Waveform Cards for use with Nintendo's ToyCon Piano
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Reverse Engineering Nintendo LABO Waveform Cards

hunter-irvingHunter Irving

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Synth riffs on the THX Deep Note.
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Deep Synth

bob-millerBob Miller

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Sound instrument in collaboration with jewelry design.
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Body Sounds

ana-m-marnAna M. Marín

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standalone gesture controlled musical instrument
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GePS

zed-catZed Cat

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Wrecking ball player piano, with nokia ringtone to gcode converter.
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Frankensteinway

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I was bored with synthesizers, but still wanted to make electronic music. So I build a lot of techno music robots!
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Making Techno with Music Robots

moritz-simon-geistMoritz Simon Geist

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