The incredible Highly_Liquid
MT-240 is almost up, on eBay. The
sound sample is wild and craftsmanship looks perfect. Rivets seem to be in right now as well. The box is actually marketed as an individual product called GlitchDesk and can be purchased for
$99 from Highly_Liquid's website. An interesting feature of the desk is the ability to extract audio signals from the internal circuitry. This can be done with just about any memory chips and processor circuits. The result may be a quite complicated square wave.
The incredible Highly_Liquid MT-240 is almost up, on eBay. The sound sample is wild and craftsmanship looks perfect. Rivets seem to be in right now as well. The box is actually marketed as an individual product called GlitchDesk and can be purchased for $99 from Highly_Liquid's website. An interesting feature of the desk is the ability to extract audio signals from the internal circuitry. This can be done with just about any memory chips and processor circuits. The result may be a quite complicated square wave.
8 Comments:
At 2/18/2006 04:22:37 AM, dach said…
I must have missed something, because none of the posted links mention it's MIDI capability, and the DIN jacks on the back have the wrong number of pins...
Is there more information somewhere that describe its MIDI ability?
At 2/18/2006 10:07:48 AM, james anderson said…
i think it's got stock midi built in from before the bend. I have been really liking the look of those glitchdesk consoles he makes. lovely
At 2/18/2006 10:27:58 AM, dach said…
Yes, I totally agree it is nice, but I want to know how "Midi notes are used for patching of the Desk points to the internal bus".
This makes it sound like the Glitchdesk is more than a patchbay/breakout box, but as Highly Liquid has some cool MIDI mods, I don't doubt they can produce these kinds of MIDI controlled bends. Just wondering if that is actually occuring here.
At 2/18/2006 11:56:54 AM, Master said…
My bad. There is no MIDI to patch things, I got a little over excited about this product and didn't read the description all the way through. Thanks for catching that.
At 2/18/2006 03:11:50 PM, james anderson said…
well it went for a very cheap
$140 shipped
that glitchdesk thing looks like it's crafted with a lot of care.
One other cool thing to note is highly liquid sells those metal panels to mount db-25 cables to your toys... if you've ever tried to drill out the hole for one of those jacks you know these sound like a good deal!
At 2/19/2006 01:22:09 PM, goldenechos said…
He also sell a MIDI controllable switch that can be configured to turn glitches on/off... so MIDI control of bends is possible. Di you all check that out???
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At 2/19/2006 08:28:07 PM, james anderson said…
yes deff. it's brilliant!
At 2/21/2006 10:23:20 AM, Master said…
I saw the MIDI switch control before, that is why I assumed that Highly_Liquid would have that built into the GlitchDesk, maybe next model will have that.
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