We’ve made a few changes to the Thingamagoop 2 that makes the kit even easier to put together!
Here are the major differences:

– The three jacks on the side have been removed and an 1/8″ CV jack has been added to the top.
– CV jack is now output only. It no longer requires an adapter but there is no input CV. You can still mod it to have an input if you’re so inclined.
– The programmer jack has been dropped. There were some communication issues with different types of Arduino programmers. You can still interface the Thingamagoop 2 with an Arduino board by soldering four wires to the pcb.
– 9V jack has been dropped and replaced with a $2 dongle that attaches to the 9v battery snap.

Bleep Labs and Handmade Music will be in the maker shed this year. We’ll be making noise and putting on a few workshops so come on by!

Introducing a new edition of the Thingamagoop 2!

The RGB makes all the sounds of the standard Thingamagoop 2 but features a laser cut
acrylic face plate and blinking RGB LEDs.
Get your own light up noise party machine here.

Unfortunatley I wasn’t able to make it to Bent this year but Eric Archer and Dann Greene of Handmade Music Austin will be teaching workshops there Saturday at 4.

Eric will also be performing a couple of other shows this week. Tonight, 4/21, Bodytronix will be making y’all dance at Littlefield and on 4/25 they will be at Silent Barn for a Bending Brunch. Check out all the details here.

Clear, laser-cut acrylic front + blinking RGB guts. Available May 1st.
Follow Dr. Bleep on Twitter for updates.

There are still seat available for the SXSW Super Show.
Come on by Salvage Vanguard at 11am to build any of the kits from the previous shows, including Eric’s new “Tune In Tokyo”, as well as see some great music!