We love the look of this papercraft piano which [Catarina] built along with some friends at NYC Resistor, a hackerspace in the big apple. It starts off as a cubic black box with a white top.

The piano and synth engines can also be split across the instrument’s keyboard. That new interface also offers extra hands-on control over things like modulation, EQ and the Piano’s delay and reverb ...

drawn from Nord’s Piano Library. These can make use of dynamic compression, unison and Soft, Mid, Bright and Dyno filter modes. The synth section ranges from classic analogue synths through to ...