Electronics Lab - Build A Synthesizer - Sunday 21st January 2018
Description : Come and build yourself a cracking midi synthesizer module! The miniAtmegatron is a small 8-bit kit synth. It comprises of a DIY kit shield, Arduino Uno and enclosure. We'll help you solder and assembled this amazing little synthesizer. If you’ve had soldering experience, great, but if not, don't worry, we'll show you how! The workshop price includes the printed circuit board, all the electronic components, a MIDI-hacked Arduino Uno and even the perspex enclosure. You'll walk away with a finished synthesizer to take home. The miniAtmegatron has a built in patter generator so you can use it stand-alone or connect it via USB to your laptop and use it with your favourite digital audio workstation. Whether you're an accomplished musician, DJ or dance music wannabe, come and dip your toes into the 8-bit audio ocean ... This is the workshop for you! We'll be turning our 80s Classroom into an Electronics Lab. We'll have soldering stations set-up and our in-house electronics expert will help you assemble, solder and test your synth ready to take home with you. Build a Synth is a lively and unique workshop aimed at children aged from 12 upwards and adults. Under 14's must be accompanied by a responsible adult. SPECIAL APPEARANCE Spaces are limited for this hands-on session, so booking is required to ensure your place. Please note: Whilst we'll make every effort to help ensure your synthesizer works, careful assembly and soldering is required and we cannot be held responsible for any non working consoles due to poor assembly. This workshop session is priced at £85.00 per participant and includes the cost of the kit and entry to the Centre! Date : 21 January 2018 Build
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Payment is taken by PayPal immediately. Please print a copy of the receipt that is displayed at the end of the payment process and bring it with you as your e-ticket. Cancellations: We are unable to allow cancellations in the 14 days prior to the workshop. This is because we will have purchased the kits. Obviously, you can still collect your kit from the museum during our normal opening hours.
Remember - All proceeds go to support our Computing Museum! |
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