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Hackoustic Presents: 6th October 2017

An evening of performances, talks, demonstrations, installations and mingling with some of London’s top sound artists, builders, hackers and educators. We are very excited to have Kuljit Bhamra, one of the most inspiring and influential musicians, composers and record producers on the British Asian music scene. He’ll be demonstrating his very exciting ‘Evolution of the Tabla Drum’. We’ll also have Dom Aversano playing hacked tunes on his amazing hang-drum and Jacob Harrison, currently studying for a PhD in accessible instrument design, showing his one-handed bass guitar.

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Hacking Session: December 2015

Hacking Session

We had a great session this month, so much so that we’ve decided to make these sessions a permanent fixture every second Sunday of the month.

Hopefully see you there!

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Sun 28th Sept. 2014 

This week we didn’t have a speaker so it was a great opportunity to get some hacking done. We started by working on an automated Glockenspiel that Lucia had begun to make.Using solenoids, a relay board and an Arduino, we managed to get some sounds out of the kids Glockenspiel we had. A pretty good…

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Tony Hardie-Bick: Sun 25th May 2014

Last meeting on Sun 25th marks one of our most successful meetings yet. It was overwhelming to witness such great attendance, with such a variety of people from different practices, ranging from visual artists and musicians to engineers and product designers. Below is an excerpt of the discussions that took place. Piezos are an essential…

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