SparkFun Sound Generator: Making Songs and Samples

Today we're playing with the Sparkfun Sound Generator.

All music written by Kat Burns (SOCAN/BMI) and performed by KASHKA unless otherwise noted.

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KASHKA is the ongoing folkpoptronica project of Toronto based musician Kat Burns. After fronting the popfolk band Forest City Lovers over three records, she retired the band and began her new solo project: KASHKA. The sound is ever-evolving and packs an experimental pop-punch under memorable melodies, and also runs the gamut into the acoustic world, with stripped down guitars and string arrangements. You can find all her music in all the usual places.

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[KatBurnsKASHKA]

What should I try and make a song out of next?

[alekzcushman]

WHOA! You can get some really solid sounds out of that thing! Nice job!

[AmyNaylorMusic]

Awesome! Would love to get my hands on a lil generator like that!

[sergejg]

This is amazing! I didn't know about this starter kit. I started an Arduino project with my daughter (its a similar idea, but it's not that good for making synths as this one). Do you know if there's a device to create some kind of physical pedal that can contain some VST plugins? I have been looking for something like that but surprisingly I haven't found anything.

[martyhogan]

Pretty cool!!!
Next I think you should get a bunch of Analog Euroracks and really go to

[martyhogan]

I just got a Korg Volca managed to make some weird noises with hook it up to a pedal board and see what happens...

[iutm]

Using the generator and one of the original drum instruments you have ever used, recreate an 8-bit version of one of your very first songs.