Occasionally we make other mistakes. ElectroNuck is Enoch and Nathan Bradshaw, two software-engineer brothers building unnecessarily complicated projects and posting the results on YouTube.
The Cubical Collection combines a telephone that processes vocals with a computer keyboard that sends velocity-sensitive MIDI. Open Sauce lists Enoch and Nathan Bradshaw as its makers and exhibitors.
A real-time vocal processor and synthesizer built inside an old push-button telephone.
The handset speaker acts as a deliberately lo-fi microphone while embedded hardware performs pitch correction, formant processing, vocoding, harmony, and percussion.
A velocity-sensitive MIDI instrument disguised as a full-size beige computer keyboard.
Its 100 Hall-effect sensors turn an isomorphic Wicki-Hayden layout, control keys, and drum keys into an expressive surface for Synthphone-E and other MIDI hardware.
A Unity VR bedroom where RuneScape, Scooby-Doo, and Linkin Park help drown out an argument in the kitchen. Because not every obsolete technology needs to become an instrument.
Project concepts, music and vocal effects, software development, presentation, and performance. Originator of the telephone-microphone idea and frequent source of scope.
Embedded systems, hardware, PCB design, Rust firmware, MIDI, DSP architecture, and Keyboard² development. Builds the difficult part after explaining why it is difficult.
