Circuit Bent Keyboard Synth
CIRCUIT BENT “LOW BLOW” KEYBOARD/SYNTH was uploaded by: rhomcahrdt
Duration: 178
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CIRCUIT BENT “LOW BLOW” KEYBOARD/SYNTH was uploaded by: rhomcahrdt
Duration: 178
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This video captures some of the activities at an Estonian circuit bending workshop: More than 40,000 years ago, our Neanderthal ancestors invented the first music instruments from simple objects around them (bones and stones, sticks and skins…), without reference to any existing music history, and primarily for their own pleasure rather than that of others.… Read More Estonian Neanderthal Electronics Workshop
buddha machine bent by coloringpad was uploaded by: coloringpad
Duration: 156
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Simian Drum Scape #2=Drum, Drone, Noise Synth by Arius Blaze was uploaded by: benpumpkin
Duration: 184
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Yamaha Synth Cross Bent With a 486 computer motherboard was uploaded by: creepingnet
Duration: 442
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Who would have thought that twenty-some years later the Roland TR-707 would be back at the NAMM show? The Diabolical Devices circuit mangled TR-707 has a pitch control for every sound, various distortion and bit-squashing bends and a patch bay. The 707’s patch bay can interact with other things like the Diabolical Devices circuit bent… Read More NAMM 2009: Diabolical Devices TR-707
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5Uj44uP4ko There’s all sorts of bent goodness in this Current TV documentary on circuit bending: Pete Edwards is a circuit bender. He uses Speak & Spells, talking baby dolls, wristwatches, keyboards to build his sound, creating a symphony of noises. 2playerproductions takes us to Pete’s workshop and shows us how he’s bending the definition of… Read More Current TV Looks At Circuit Bending
This steampunk noisemaker, the Beam Ready, is an homage to Reed Ghazala, the pioneer of circuit-bending: Thanks to Reed Ghazala, who sent me some really killer cold war era military surplus lamps. The big one says BEAM READY, and the smaller one has the atomic symbol, hence the name. via SonofCastille
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i20teOQO7RA This video demos Brian Green’s circuit bent Speak and Spell.
Noystoise demos a mini holiday toy keyboard with added drum circuit that modulates the keyboard notes.