Caleb posted a comment with a video of a Sesame Street music toy modded with touch contacts on the pitch resistor. I particularly like the work bench area, reminds me of my work bench. Also I think that videos are the next step on the circuit bending scene. Listening to things is cool and all, but seeing the instrument responding to the user is by far better. Last I want to point out that this toy in particular is not a square wave (1bit) sound generator, it is more sample based with nice sine waves and other modulations. Hope he doesn't mind if I hotlink.
http://students.mcad.edu/~ccoppock/video/cc_bend.mov
Caleb posted a comment with a video of a Sesame Street music toy modded with touch contacts on the pitch resistor. I particularly like the work bench area, reminds me of my work bench. Also I think that videos are the next step on the circuit bending scene. Listening to things is cool and all, but seeing the instrument responding to the user is by far better. Last I want to point out that this toy in particular is not a square wave (1bit) sound generator, it is more sample based with nice sine waves and other modulations. Hope he doesn't mind if I hotlink. http://students.mcad.edu/~ccoppock/video/cc_bend.mov
2 Comments:
At 11/17/2005 12:21:32 AM, Anonymous said…
aaaw. my head. caleb's insane bending skills blew my mind.
-michael
At 11/17/2005 11:46:08 AM, Master said…
Yeah I hear ya. Too much.
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