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Routledge, 2009, {{ISBN|0-415-99873-5}}, 360 pages. |
Routledge, 2009, {{ISBN|0-415-99873-5}}, 360 pages. |
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An influential book which grew out of handouts for a course to re-connect students with tangible, physical electronics. It’s a guide to the lowest tech electronic music possible; circuit-bending existing toys, moving on to building simple oscillators, filters, amplifiers using CMOS circuits. Simple, inspiring projects that work and will get you started in music DIY.<ref>[http://musicthing.co.uk/modular/?p=835 Handmade Electronic Music by Nicholas Collins], Music Thing Modular</ref> |
An influential book which grew out of handouts for a course to re-connect students with tangible, physical electronics. It’s a guide to the lowest tech electronic music possible; circuit-bending existing toys, moving on to building simple oscillators, filters, amplifiers using CMOS circuits. Simple, inspiring projects that work and will get you started in music DIY.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20170113214135/http://musicthing.co.uk/modular/?p=835 Handmade Electronic Music by Nicholas Collins], Music Thing Modular</ref> |
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=== ''IC LM3900 Projects'' by H. Kybett === |
=== ''IC LM3900 Projects'' by H. Kybett === |
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