Thursday, August 21, 2014
Circuit bent Casio CTK-500 (SCI-FI2)
Published on Aug 21, 2014 ScrewedCircuitz
"This was recorded in a semi-abandoned cottage.
Exploring my circuit bent instrument and its many sound textures... A bit of a lengthy video but for those of you who enjoy ambient sound, this shouldn't be a problem.
Also, I would like to thank Alienjunkyard Circuit Bent Devices for giving me a hand on this build. This project was completed within a week's time. I desperately wanted this synth ready for the Montreal Mini Maker Faire and without his collaboration, this couldn't of been possible.
Much appreciated and... I know it wasn't easy working with me ;-)
So... Thanks wherever you are!
The build:
- 42 glitch points
- Pitch control
- Passive Ring Mod with selector for oscillator/input
- EXTREME delay
- 4 audio outputs
There will be more clips to come with Sebastian Trafalgar exploring the drum loops/glitch possibilities from this machine.
You can have a listen to some of his own work here:
http://sebastiantrafalgar.bandcamp.com/
...and some of his instruments here:
http://trafalgarinstruments.com/"
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