Sunday, March 27, 2011
Squidfanny - circuit bent YAMAHA PSS-26
YouTube Uploaded by squidfanny on Mar 27, 2011
squidfanny on eBay
"Quick Demo to show the wild side of the PSS-26.
Switches & Knob on the left contain stable Glitches, providing lots of lovely stereo Re-struction & De-struction.
Switches on the right of the machine are used for Damage and Crash Sounds & for creating new instrument patches from corrupted versions of the original patches.
Really powerful Glitch on this machine, due to the combination of Stereo FM and Digital PCM circuitry. Modulation between the circuits yeilds really dramatic results."
Update:
Squidfanny - Circuit Bent YAMAHA PSS-780 Music Station
Uploaded by squidfanny on Mar 27, 2011
"Top of the line FM / PCM / MIDI SYnthesizer w Reverb & Analog Chorus.
+Hacked Chorus reveals a sweet Pitch LFO with Flashing Light.
+27xGlitches Transmute the dry and lifeless digital drums into a cacophony of Ring Mod Rhythms, Bit-Damaged Beats and Bleepy Oscillators.
Metal Keys look absolutely stunning, but sadly my shitty camera can't capture the detail..... Anybody watching swap this machine for a really nice camcorder?"
Squidfanny - Circuit Bent YAMAHA PSS-6 Glitch Synth
Uploaded by squidfanny on Mar 27, 2011
"Cheap and cheerful Digital mini Keyboard, with Damage-Piano, loads of rough and grainy Glitch Noise and really dramatic Crash Sounds from a voltage-drop Knob.
Like all yamaha's AWM Machines, Diodes are needed in series with switches for full ROM Scrambling."
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Nice work. Can you give a hind what you mean with "diodes in series with switches".
ReplyDeleteDo you twist the lines of the rom with a switch? I'm a little bit confused? Do you cut off the data lines. Can't follow you :-)
Would be nice if you can clearfy this. Thanks.
Peter
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