Chernobylizer psychogeographic touch berzerker mystikal robot noise drone synth

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Isn'tses live at Baba Yaga's Hut New Years Eve-Eve-Eve, Corsica Studios 2019

Published on Jul 21, 2019 Isn'tses music

"Isn'tses performing live at Corsica Studios, 29 Dec 2018

More Isn'tses info, recordings and videos at:
http://www.isntses.co.uk
http://isntses.bandcamp.com

Video shot by Stoat With 1000 Young"

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Isn'tses also makes gear.

The Fort Processor by Isn'tses: Workshop in Brighton 23 Mar 2019! Build your own!

Published on Mar 13, 2019 Isn'tses music

"Isn'tses and Thonk are running a workshop on 23/03/19 where you can come and buiod your own Fort Processor. Even if you have never soldered before come along and we will teach you, and more experienced synth buulders + benders welcome too. Book tickets here: https://www.thonk.co.uk/shop/isntses-..."

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Fort Processor - build instructions

Published on Feb 18, 2019 Isn'tses music

"Documentation of building Isn'tses 'Fort Processor' experimental noise synth circuit, to go along with the build document and BOM which can be downloaded from https://isntses.weebly.com/uploads/9/...

Find out more and order the PCB at http://isntses.co.uk/blog"

Fort Processor, available at Thonk.

Fort Processor - experimental noise synthesiser circuit by Isn'tses

Published on Feb 3, 2019 Isn'tses music

"The Fort Processor is an experimental synth and noise effects circuit created by Isn'tses as part of Fort Process sound art festival 2018.

Available now as a DIY PCB or full kit."

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"The Fort Processor is an experimental noise synthesiser and audio effect circuit designed by harsh fun noise duo ISN’TSES (Tim Drage & Lisa McKendrick) for Fort Process sound art festival. This event takes place in the tunnels and bunkers of Newhaven Fort on the Sussex coast, and the electronics and artwork of the synth are based on the layout of the site, with inspiration from the surrounding landscape and ocean.

The synth is controlled by light, touch pads, 3 knobs, and a trimmer. Audio is created and manipulated by four sections which have been combined using a circuit-bent approach:

1. The audio input, (3.5mm) used to connect devices such as a radio, walkman, phone, tablet, mp3, instrument etc. This signal is distorted using high gain then run through a frequency divider to add two noisy sub-octaves. When no input jack is connected, the circuit feeds back and self-oscillates.

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