Regular visitors to the site will know we're big fans of the Raspberry Pi mini computer - a small format, mobile phone processor powered computer with astonishing capabilities. We use three of them here for a vairety of applications, from controlling cameras to tally lights for the studio to showing real-time stats on a big screen.
In this excellent project by Samplerbox.com, you can make your very own MIDI sample playback instrument, for around £50.
They have a simple how to with parts list and instructions on the project, which you can build yourself - though you will need a little experience in this sort of thing. The result is a lot of fun and a great way to get into projects on the Pi. Remeber the latest Pi V2.0 has a dual core 1.4MHz processor and increaed RAM and can run up to six times faster thann the original Pi
The Avila Brothers talk about their journey to the recent Super Bowl Halftime Show
Developments for Korg's instrument have been slow but promising.