Description
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Build your own synthesizer in 5 evenings.
No experience needed. You start from zero — you leave with a functioning noise synthesizer you built yourself, using CMOS logic circuits, a custom enclosure, potentiometers and audio jacks. It’s yours to keep.
Led by Corazón de Robota — Chilean sound artist based in Berlin, Honorary Mention at Prix Ars Electronica 2020, known for building all her instruments by hand inside heart-shaped chocolate boxes.
What happens in 5 evenings
Day 1 — Circuit theory basics. Reading diagrams. First breadboard prototype.
Day 2 — Building the oscillator circuit. First sounds.
Day 3 — Soldering onto copper board. Your circuit becomes permanent.
Day 4 — Custom enclosure: drilling, mounting potentiometers, switches and audio jacks.
Day 5 — Final assembly. Public group listening session — all synths played together at ACUD.
From the last workshop
What’s included
- 20 hours hands-on instruction (5 evenings × 4 hours, 17:00–21:00)
- All electronic components and materials — provided by Matexy
- Professional soldering equipment and tools
- Your completed synthesizer to keep
- Small group — maximum 8 participants
- Coffee, tea and workspace at ACUD Kunsthaus
- Certificate of completion
About Corazón de Robota
Constanza Piña Pardo is a Chilean sound artist and electronic musician based in Berlin. She builds all her instruments herself — exclusively DIY synthesizers housed in heart-shaped chocolate boxes. Honorary Mention at Prix Ars Electronica 2020. Her viral Instagram reel on DIY synthesis has reached over 62,000 views.
Practical info
Dates: Mon 20 – Fri 24 July 2026
Hours: 17:00–21:00 daily
Location: ACUD Kunsthaus, Veteranenstraße 21, 10119 Berlin-Mitte
Group size: Maximum 8 participants
Experience needed: None — complete beginners welcome
Materials: All provided, included in price
Questions?
Write to us at contact@berlinschoolofsound.com — we reply within 24 hours.
