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| Circuit Bending is the creative act of briding and manipulating circuits to gain a wide spectrum of hidden sounds and images from musicals toys, to semi/professional Video and audio hardware. The circuit bender is an adventurer hunting down the connections of circuits for instersting noises and visualsisations. |
Circuit Bending is the creative act of bridging and manipulating circuits to gain a wide spectrum of hidden sounds and images from musicals toys to semi/professional video and audio hardware. The circuit bender is an adventurer hunting down the connections of circuits for interesting noises and visualisations. |
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| Everybody is invited to come share ideas about bending, learn how to bend or just to make some collabrative noise! Things we are inrested in are especially: |
Everybody is invited to come share ideas about bending, learn how to bend or just to make some collaborative noise! Things we are interested in are especially: |
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| * Creating simple synthsizer circuits with inverters * Hacking Cd-Player and Walkmens for new intersting sound mods * Hacking and bending musical toys and radios * Writing our own musical programms using the free/OpenSoure Software [[http://puredata.info/|Pure Data]] * Building Mixers and Matrices from scratch * All sorts of DIY-LoFi-Circuits and Instruments * Making Sounds together |
* Creating simple synthesizer circuits with inverters * Hacking Cd-Players and Walkmans for new interesting sound mods * Hacking and bending musical toys and radios * Writing our own musical programs using the free/OpenSoure Software [[http://puredata.info/|Pure Data]] * Building Mixers and Matrices from scratch * All sorts of DIY-LoFi-Circuits and Instruments * DIY-Microphones, Pickups, Speakers, Amplifiers * Making Sounds together |
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| Feel free to bring your lost musical toys from your childhood, broken sound circuits from the fleamarket, guitars, videomixers, cdplayers and walkmans. | Feel free to bring your lost musical toys from your childhood, broken sound circuits from the fleamarket, guitars and effects, videomixers, cd-players and walkmans. |
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| == Next Meetup == * Mo 2014-02-03 18:30 @ devlol * Mo 2014-01-20 19:00 @ devlol Zu viert haben wir ein mini-Klavier zerlegt und die Sternenwolken beschleunigt === Impressions === {{attachment:2014-01-20 22.29.39.jpg}} Doris first Synth Traffic Light Style! BlinkieBlinkie!!!!! === Synth Literature === * http://users.ece.gatech.edu/~lanterma/sdiy/datasheets/ Datasheets for ICs * http://www-personal.umich.edu/~damont/Klein1982.pdf Electronic Music Circuits * http://www.nicolascollins.com/handmade.htm Very easy much needed beginners book, for people who have never touched electronics before, by our Main-Man Nic Collins! |
Circuit-Bending/Hardware Hacking Cafe
Circuit Bending is the creative act of bridging and manipulating circuits to gain a wide spectrum of hidden sounds and images from musicals toys to semi/professional video and audio hardware. The circuit bender is an adventurer hunting down the connections of circuits for interesting noises and visualisations. This Circuit Bending Cafe is a monthly meetup place where we discuss, build, bend things, share our ideas and knowledge, and hopefully make some music! Everybody is invited to come share ideas about bending, learn how to bend or just to make some collaborative noise! Things we are interested in are especially:
- Creating simple synthesizer circuits with inverters
- Hacking Cd-Players and Walkmans for new interesting sound mods
- Hacking and bending musical toys and radios
Writing our own musical programs using the free/OpenSoure Software Pure Data
- Building Mixers and Matrices from scratch
All sorts of DIY-LoFi-Circuits and Instruments
- DIY-Microphones, Pickups, Speakers, Amplifiers
- Making Sounds together
Feel free to bring your lost musical toys from your childhood, broken sound circuits from the fleamarket, guitars and effects, videomixers, cd-players and walkmans.
We bend everything that is not connected to 230 Volts. Things that will be bent should best run on battery!
So bring your toys and make some noise!
Next Meetup
- Mo 2014-02-03 18:30 @ devlol
- Mo 2014-01-20 19:00 @ devlol
- Zu viert haben wir ein mini-Klavier zerlegt und die Sternenwolken beschleunigt
Impressions
Doris first Synth Traffic Light Style! BlinkieBlinkie!!!!!
Synth Literature
http://users.ece.gatech.edu/~lanterma/sdiy/datasheets/ Datasheets for ICs
http://www-personal.umich.edu/~damont/Klein1982.pdf Electronic Music Circuits
http://www.nicolascollins.com/handmade.htm Very easy much needed beginners book, for people who have never touched electronics before, by our Main-Man Nic Collins!