Noah Vawter will be holding a workshop during the Boston Music Hack Day where you can learn how to build a working prototype Exertion Instrument. It is unclear at this time if a leekspin lesson his included. Details on the Exertion Instrument site.
Build one of these at Boston Music Hack Day
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