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Circuit Bending Tutorial

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Here you’ll find pictures, tutorials and general info on circuit bending.
If there is something specific, pertaining to general circuit bending practice, that you would like me to address on this page please feel free to email me at pete[at]casperelectronics[dot]com

Topics I plan on addressing include what and where to buy tools and components, touch sensors, general rules of thumb, what to look for when buying toys for bending… and more.

Pitch control is one of the most important bends to learn about. Info is available by clicking the pitch adjustment link below.
-PITCH ADJUSTMENT

-AUDIO JACKS AND VOLUME CONTROL

-TOOLS


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3 Responses to “Circuit Bending Tutorial”

  • 1

    frank said:
    April 6th, 2010 at 1:30am #

    Hey, just wondering if you have ever bent a “zoom ps-04″ track recorder? and or if it is possible to bend one. its a pretty cool gizmo, thought maybe you could since it has guitar fx built in and drum beats. if you have got any schematics? thanks.

    ffrank

  • 2

    casper said:
    April 11th, 2010 at 12:20pm #

    @frank: sorry, never played with one of those before. I’d be very careful with this one…. small, complicated and cheaply made=easy to break.

  • 3

    frank said:
    April 19th, 2010 at 1:44am #

    yeah, opened it up and your very right everything looks pretty complicated and tiny. any idea when there is something happening as far as events or festivals in the los angeles area?

    frank

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