Saturday, October 23, 2010
Circuit-Bending the Kawasaki iSoundz Guitar with Burnkit2600 - part 1
YouTube via burnkit2600 | October 22, 2010
"Burnkit2600 band member Thomas Uliasz gives you a guided tour of the inner workings and evolution of the Kawasaki iSoundz guitar toy into a workable instrument. Gaze in amazement at the process by which he dismantles a device only to rebuild it: better, faster, stronger than before. Witness his creative process in action as he decides how best to utilize his meager tools. Watch as 24 of his life dissipate into thin air; all for the love of noise.
Burnkit2600 are a band. We make music with improvised electronic devices, circuit bent gear, 8-bit video game systems, analog synths (including a MicroMoog and Rogue :), drum machines, and samplers.
We also craft our own circuits and modify gear for ourselves and do commissioned work for a lucky few others.
Our website demystifies our sound by showing folks how to make instruments like ours."
Circuit-Bending the Kawasaki iSoundz Guitar with Burnkit2600 - part 2
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