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Day: August 2, 2005

Homemade Drum Triggers

August 2, 2005 by Eliot 37 Comments

drum triggers
Ah, back in Nebraska, back to work, and back to regular installments of hacking. For the musicians out there (I know there are quite a few of you) here is a guide to building electronic drum triggers. Full disclosure: they sell the parts on the site. So here is a different link for some free info.

[thanks patrick]

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