Modding a Voice Transformer

[MadManWithABox2010]

am the only one that noticed his stripy socks?

[grenadezeroone]

the synth sounds kinda lame through it until you put the beat... ohhhh its awesome how it gnarls up that beat...

[DocDrone]

I agree. The modded sound alone is not super interesting. It probably sounds better when played with other instruments in the mix. But that beat gets nice and gritty.

[ENDVash]

dude ever since i started circuite bending ive had this idea but i cant find one of thoes damn voice changers anywhere

[LIGHTRONIX]

dude get a VC helmet from target like an optimus prime or darth vader one

[ENDVash]

meh i would but there like 25 bucks or some stupid shit like that

[windoes98se]

hook up a potentialmeter to it and try some circuit cending with it

[jimmybobson123]

this is a really good video i wud make it but i dont know where to get the 1/4 inch jacks as u call them and i dont wanna break open my amp or anything to get some

[DocDrone]

Radio Shack or Frys has them. You can order them online from either.

[LordLazyBoot]

What exactly are the different settings? Would there be a way to change from that little switch to a pot or something? Or four pots? I ask because a friend of mine has this exact same toy and maybe it'd be cool to do this. maybe I should just crack it open and see for myself.

[DocDrone]

I think they are explicit switches i.e. not simply settings in a continuum that a pot would work on. 4 separate pots may do the trick. Be careful with this - It's very fragile. I broke this one and one other already without much use.

[muskelpust]

thanks for this demonstration. would it be possible to add the input jack while still keeping the microphone?

[DocDrone]

I don't see why not - just solder the input jack to the same place as the mic wires. If you do this, tell me how it works out!

[muskelpust]

I´ll try :)

[gimpnipples]

I made one and kept the speaker and the microphone intact. (actually just put input/output jacks in the megaphone case theres enough room in the cone-part) you could hook up a mic to the input and put it by the speaker then play something into the mic, created a weird feedback. i dunno if that overloads the circuits somehow...mines broke now lol

[DocDrone]

Absolutely simple. The point is to show people how easy it is to make something perform in a way it wasn't intended to, bent or not.

[btekone]

pretty cool but very simple seeing as how there arent really any actual bends

[ShojoPrince]

Lol. I love your socks.

This video is great! Thank you~

[umkathedog]

Is it 8950 chip or something else?

[DocDrone]

In looking at the guts, the chip is unmarked... don't know what it is.

[AMOKIAN]

COOL VID!!!!!