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I’ve just spent a few days prototyping with this new 7x4 7 segment display. It uses magnets to rapidly switch the numerals nearly instantly with a very satisfying click. So fast, you can run it at 60 frames per second. I decided to first build a sound visualizer, an... show more

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Hi! My name is Muzi & I’ve made new music & stuff 😁 I’ve spent the last few years working on something very personal to me. A story that I think I’m ready to share with u guys. This time with the new family over at Fool's Gold Records Another trip down Electronic Zululand 11 AUG🌴

Hi! My name is Muzi & I’ve made new music & stuff 😁 I’ve spent the last few years working on something very personal to me. A story that I think I’m ready to share with u guys. This time with the new family over at Fool's Gold Records Another trip down Electronic Zululand 11 AUG🌴

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