2020-03-28 (Sa) Hackaday Summary

Ondophone On Point

Electronic music permeates so many places that I don't consider which instruments capture vibrating parts and which ones exist as purely virtual entities. The Ondophone, inspired by the guy who brought us the Marble Machine, sounds like it couldn't possibly live as wood and strings, it is too unreal. This acoustic piece was the result of a team of makers who brought a dream to life, and it sounds pretty rad.

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