Honey is a palm-sized touch-based noise music instrument based on the Bytebeat principle. A single AAA battery powers it, and sounds are output through a speaker. It doesn't have an audio jack. It creates dynamic sounds by manipulating variables and mathematical operations through touch.
The internal dynamic equations consist of five variables and four arithmetic operations, with six possible operators for each operation. They constantly change and form new equations at any time, creating chaotic randomness.
FEATURES:
Hand-held, touch-based bytebeat noise synth
Compact PCB design with six hexagonal touch plates
