Music Bundle builds your own synth and DJ mixer

This one for Junior Gadget Master – from Circuit Mess – catches my eye: the Music Bundle for building and coding your own synth and DJ mixer…

Costing from $210, the box includes the components necessary for building a DJMixtable – the circuit board, a little screen, a speaker, potentiometers, rotary encoders, pushbuttons and control knobs for example.

Specifically, there is a DIY DJ Mixer, dubbed Jay-D, and Synthia for the synth coding. For the latter you can record your own samples with the help of a built-in MEMS microphone…

The idea is to You follow an online step-by-step build guide to get up and running.

It’s estimated the build-time is four hours for your first electronic device. And soldering is required, note.

Speaking of which, there is also a free tools pack. It includes glasses, a small screw driver, some lead-free solder, a sponge, cutter pliers and a soldering stand and station…

To get up and running you then simply connect it to a computer and – using a high-level block-based visual programming language, a la Scratch – you create custom programs (you can mix in royalty-free music samples, too).

Check out the videos below, first on Jay-D and then Synthia:

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