Hey everyone Pat is running a couple of cool things based around the Music Electronics Library that Brett spoke to us about at the last Meetup. See below: "This Thursday at 7pm come on down to the Audio Foundation for an open meet-up/hang-out/chat plus electro-fun-jam with the MEL library collection. BYO 9V batteries, leads and snacks/drinks if you want. The Audio Foundation is a safe warm fuzzy place to experience the mystical power of raw electronic sounds at your fingertips. See you there" Then on Saturday the 17th May at 1pm we will be running a workshop at the Audio Foundation. In this workshop you will be provided with a circuit-board, electronic components, and guidance necessary to build an oscillator whose pitch and volume are controlled by light. You can play this instrument theremin-style by moving your hands near the light-sensors, or put it in moving shadows or near flashing lights for automatic control. The circuit-board is specially designed to fit into a tin can. This workshop is suitable for beginners. We can teach you how to solder. Only $40 including materials! Let me know ASAP if you want to participate, space is limited. Email Pat at: kraus@kraus.co.nz by Harry Silver

Hey everyone Pat is running a couple of cool things based around the Music Electronics Library that Brett spoke to us about at the last Meetup. See below: "This Thursday at 7pm come on down to the Audio Foundation for an open meet-up/hang-out/chat plus electro-fun-jam with the MEL library collection. BYO 9V batteries, leads and snacks/drinks if you want. The Audio Foundation is a safe warm fuzzy place to experience the mystical power of raw electronic sounds at your fingertips. See you there" Then on Saturday the 17th May at 1pm we will be running a workshop at the Audio Foundation. In this workshop you will be provided with a circuit-board, electronic components, and guidance necessary to build an oscillator whose pitch and volume are controlled by light. You can play this instrument theremin-style by moving your hands near the light-sensors, or put it in moving shadows or near flashing lights for automatic control. The circuit-board is specially designed to fit into a tin can. This workshop is suitable for beginners. We can teach you how to solder. Only $40 including materials! Let me know ASAP if you want to participate, space is limited. Email Pat at: kraus@kraus.co.nz

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