This is what I've been obsessed with for the last few weeks. It's taken a while but I now have a working Haxocorder - a custom hacked Haxophone. I'm still refining but it's now a usable electronic wind instrument for a recorder player.
https://youtu.be/C5GVVqOo5GA
Shirley Knott
Mostly harmless. Chief Hen at
Peacockmedia Software.
I code, knit, walk, play brass.
current projects: MIDISID, e-ther, MSX2014
I've been having fun with my RC2014 Orton 3C, toggling in an etch-a-sketch program that uses my dual analogue input module and 8x8 LED matrix module:
https://newstuffforoldstuff.blogspot.com/2026/04/toggling-etch-sketch-program-into-orton.html
Also in this week's news, I've received and had a cup of coffee with the new Public Domain SID.
https://youtu.be/KR3SGwlX0Tk
@edbrindley@mastodon.social I can't tell you how grateful I am for this. Thank you. It's fun to listen to the examples, and this is my first go at making music for FM synthesis:
https://youtu.be/ivijAE1Xoy0
I've been using this kind of stuff recently and have really enjoyed putting some together myself. This is part of my 'falling asleep music' endeavours but is also a development of the MIDIPan / MIDISID improv I did last week.
Lie back and enjoy it, as Tommy used to say.
https://youtu.be/uyWBTalOI4U
Today I discovered that Music Mouse was ported to #Amiga and ST. Here's me fooling around with it for the first time on real hardware.
https://youtu.be/Irb_BFijsYU