Wish you had an iPad but you can only rock out on your iPhone? Plug it into that station and it’s like the real world iPad Piano!

If you’re a budding bedroom-bound electronic musician with an iPhone (we reckon there’s more of them out there than you think!), then this incredible piece of kit is essential. A synthesiser keyboard that you can dock your iPhone in, it has touch-sensitive keys and endless ways that you can manipulate the sound. Speaking of which, there are drum and keyboard sounds aplenty, so there’s all manner of strange and intriguing combinations to be explored.

More info: iPhone Synthesizer Station

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The Seaquence is very similar to the recently featured “game” Matrix One on RGS but way more complex. You can create different creatures and pitch different sounds and waves and even connect them with one an other. If you want, share your little creations with us…

Link: Seaquence Alien Sound Machine

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The Melodyhorn is a brand of melodica. It has the keys of a piano, is played like a woodwind instrument, but is polyphonic like a keyboard or a harmonica. Before you start thinking we’re crazy for bringing you a wacky frankeninstrument, take a look at this list of famous recording artists who have used the melodica on their albums or in their live shows: Ben Folds, Faith No More, Oasis, Depeche Mode, The String Cheese Incident, Cake, Cyndi Lauper, Indigo Girls, Herbie Hancock, and even The Beatles. Ever wondered what instrument plays the opening theme song to the US version of the TV sitcom The Office? That’s a melodica, too. Get in on the hottest, wackiest musical trend and wrap your lips around this steampunk synth!

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At first I was like … em boring but the video made me want one really badly.

In the world of the Bliptronic, creating a song revolves around an ever evolving 4-beat pattern. Each row of vertical buttons represents the notes in one octave. Push a button to turn on a note, push the button again to turn off a note. Push multiple buttons in one vertical row to make a chord. The Bliptronic plays whatever you have selected in sequence horizontally across the display. When it reaches the end of the pattern, it repeats. The genius comes as you modify the pattern by turning notes on and off while the pattern is still looping to create evolving electronic melodies.

More info: Bliptronic 5000 LED Synthesizer

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Aww cute. Was trying to find a video of them in action but no luck.

The Thingamagoop is an awesome, little, light-controlled, analog synthesizer. Much like Raymond Scott’s Circle Machine (and if you don’t know who Raymond Scott is, shame on you), the Thingamagoop uses its LEDacle (an LED-tipped tentacle) to flash light (at different speeds) into its photocell. The photocell talks to the main oscillator and (with a little more technical stuff that we just won’t get into here), you get bilps and bleeps of pure electronic wonderment.

And hey, if you’re more the Maker, get a Thingamakit instead and build your own! You’ll be rewarded with the knowledge that you built it yourself, as well as an extra LEDacle, wave form, and photocell (for even more sound control, variation, etc.). What are you waiting for? You might be the next great composer of Droid Opera! But you’ll need a Thingamagoop or Thingamakit to know for sure.

More info: Thingamagoob and Thingamakit

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Now that the laptop has become the new desktop it’s tempting to do everything on the go. But try composing or editing music while enjoying a latte at Starbucks and you’ll find yourself seriously lacking in the tactile input department. There’s a reason why musicians generally need racks of equipment at their disposal… you just cant play music so well with a keyboard and mouse.

The new Korg Nano Digital Music Controllers aim to remedy this musical dilemma by providing three different portable USB versions of common musical input devices that fit perfectly with your laptop. The nanoKEY gives you a mini velocity sensitive keyboard. The nanoPAD provides you with velocity sensitive drum-pads and a Kaossilator style x-y control pad while the nanoKONTROL gives you nine faders, nine knobs and eighteen switches for your mixing pleasure.

More info: Pocket PC Drums

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