Anyone into circuit bending???

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Anyone into circuit bending???

Post by jolly wailer » Fri Oct 05, 2007 10:39 pm

for some reason I've only just got into this - well admittedly only from an armchair perspective w/ youtube videos and such - and checking out some of the pre-made toys available on ebay (yes its cheating but some are pretty sweet imo - i.e. the freakenteach) ... also the realization that dub sirens are really just home-made circuit bents put into a tidy pedal box...

yeah so does anyone on the board fuck around like this??? and if so POST AUDIO!!

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Post by thesynthesist » Fri Oct 05, 2007 11:22 pm

Sure, its big in LA.

One friend of mine recently made a sample library of all circuit bent sounds.

Dr. Rek, leader of the Circuit Bent marching band, and all around Bending nutcase, lives in Japan these days.

Daedelus is a circuit bender also.

I like bending, though i personally, am more into bending from an informed position.

I use a 20 year old Radio Shack 130 in 1 project kit, which has a number of synths you can build, and then you can really start fucking with shit.

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Post by djake » Fri Oct 05, 2007 11:53 pm

OMG!!!

i didnt av a clue wot this was when i read it.....so i typed it into youtube and this looks insane :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

is this hard to do????

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Post by Littlefoot » Sat Oct 06, 2007 12:03 am

my brother is well into this.

you make BIG bucks by finding old toys and selling them bent on ebay!
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Post by daft cunt » Sat Oct 06, 2007 9:34 am

That looks too much fun :D
Going to all nearby flea markets tomorrow and grab some toys.

Thanks for the input!!

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Post by cryptic » Sat Oct 06, 2007 12:22 pm

mad as fuck :o

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Re: Anyone into circuit bending???

Post by ascend » Sat Oct 06, 2007 1:40 pm

Jolly Wailer wrote:for some reason I've only just got into this - well admittedly only from an armchair perspective w/ youtube videos and such - and checking out some of the pre-made toys available on ebay (yes its cheating but some are pretty sweet imo - i.e. the freakenteach) ... also the realization that dub sirens are really just home-made circuit bents put into a tidy pedal box...

yeah so does anyone on the board fuck around like this??? and if so POST AUDIO!!
That looks quality, sundays will have a new pastime!

I found myself laughing alot at this though..

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Post by thesynthesist » Sat Oct 06, 2007 7:20 pm

Played a gig last year with Dr Rek, I was wearing the computer monitor, he was in his Teletubbies outfit, with a projector showing circuitbent videos on his white tummy.

What a guy!

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Post by __________ » Sun Oct 07, 2007 5:02 pm

i tried to circuit bend an old kiddie's keyboard i had but i broke it :( anyone know a good place to get kid's keyboards online for cheap? cheers

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Post by John Locke » Sun Oct 07, 2007 7:00 pm

bought a book on it. took me less than a week to work out that i'll never ever read it.

just havent got the head to get into that level of geekiness.

some pretty heavy sounds 2b made tho, for sure.but there r other ways...to make different, equally heavy sounds...

...and that dont involve thickrimmed glasses and lookin like yr retarded

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Post by lilt » Mon Oct 08, 2007 4:13 pm

heres my circuit bent drum machine:
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Post by daft cunt » Mon Oct 08, 2007 4:19 pm

£10 Bag wrote:i tried to circuit bend an old kiddie's keyboard i had but i broke it :( anyone know a good place to get kid's keyboards online for cheap? cheers
You don't want to go with the post for that, these things cost less than the shipping service. Flea markets and 2nd hand shops are the way to go.
I bought 5 toys & keyboards for 15 EUR yesterday (batteries included 8) ). Fucked 2 of them already but the others seem more resistant and make nasty sounds.

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