We're back with the fourth monthly Handmade Music Night at Brooklyn's 3rd Ward. This month's amazing line-up brings us:

• Noise Toy Workshop with Loud Objects / Tristan Perich: Learn how this cheap kit can make glitchy sounds like Bzzzzrrrreeeeepehkhkhkhhhhhhhk! Workshop + kits — Make one for free, $10 suggested donation to take it home!
• Force Fields: Pulsantes is a pulsating musical sequencer software with interconnected rings and force fields generating rhythms, created by Spanish artist Jaime Munarriz. (Jaime can’t be there, so Peter Kern will be bringing his work!)
• Nintendo Instruments and Organic Musical Chemistry: glitchDS is a free cellular autamaton-based musical sequencer, ported from Nintendo DS to PC/Mac - this and other sound toys by Bret Truchan.
• Artificial Musical Realities: jReality is a Java library for creating real-time interactive audiovisual apps in 3D, with fully three-dimensional sound and visuals, motion tracking, stereo projection, and more, created by Peter Brinkmann.
• Wireless Sound Objects by Eric Beug are the equivalent of a wire-free modular synthesizer, for improvisation, performance, and education.
• Free Business Card Kits for exploring basic sound circuitry from PAiA didn’t ship in time for last month’s event, but they’re here now — get your free kit while they last, then draw your own sound controllers with pencils!

Handmade Music Night is presented by Etsy, Create Digital Music, XLR8R, and Make Magazine, and is hosted by artists’ facility and happening location 3rd Ward.

7:30pm, Thursday, March 19, 2009 - FREE!
3rd Ward is located at 195 Morgan Ave., at the corner of Stagg St., in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
(Near the Grand St L train) Directions can be found here

RSVP: handmade@3rdward.com

See more from previous Handmade Music Nights!