Maybe old iPods turned into sequencers only sound good at 2 am, as the guys who made these one late night admit.
But maybe not. This nifty 16-step sequencers with sounds from iconic video game Mario + bass use pdPod on iPodLinux; if you want re-purpose your old iPod this way, check out the re-ware project, then let us know if your sounds are worthy of daytime broadcast.
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