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This week’s How-To comes from our newest contributor: Logan Williams. This simple guide will show you how to build a digital synthesizer that generates and manipulates square waves. Your synt…

Circuit bending is the creative (and often experimental) process of taking apart old, battery-powered toys and synthesizers and fiddling around with the inner components to have them make unintended and new sounds. For the third episode of The Future of Music we visited circuit bender Look Mum No Computer, who made an organ out of 44 Furbies.

Casper Electronics has the stuff on circuit bending. If you want to see some wonderfully illustrated circuit bending diagrams, they’ve got you covered. When you’ve got fantastic illustr…

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The SK-1 is a small sampling keyboard made by Casio in 1985. It's really an amazing machine for circuit bending, it produce an infinity of wonderful sound and video glitches that no laptop will ever succeed to produce and it gives the feeling of getting into the other side of the mirror of electronic music.

Noys Toise Circuit-Bending Documentary

Introduction It may be desirable to trigger a button on a toy using MIDI or some other type of data. For instance, a toy generates sound w...

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Circuit Bending in September 2013!

I thought I'd mix things up a little this week and post some synth circuits people might be interested in. To start things out, here's a modified version of the classic Atari Punk Console. This has a few additional potentiometers for more control and a more versatile version of this popular synth. In the layout below note that VR stands for variable resistor as the schematic I laid this out from didn't have names for each control (there are 6, labeled A through F). Pardon all the jumpers…

Simple Ways to Circuit Bend a Toy: 7 Steps (with Pictures)

This tip for creating glass substrate circuit boards at home might hew a bit closer to arts and crafts than the traditional Hackaday post, but the final results of the method demonstrated by [Heliox] ...