Circuit bent Casio MT600 with arion octave foot pedal

[DaveDuchateau]

I am curious to know if I you still have the documentation you received from rolandsh1000... I've tryed to contact him for his documentation but to no avail. I have a mt-600 in mint condition and would like to give this a shot. Thanks for your time and info!

[DomPallot]

Any chance you are willing to share the details of your bends? Would love to do this to mine as have just started circuit bending!

[kostaStratigos]

This is great!

[3rdness]

Holy Crap! I love it ! I love it!

[rims]

that sound! that sounds so incredible with the pitch bending going near the end holy crap

[wotatwaat]

cheers!

[rolandsh1000]

Nice work!

Was the pitch mod any challenge? On mine, I first put a low resistor for the microprocessor oscillator circuit to octave-drop it, but then all the envelopes ran at half speed, so I restored it to stock. Got some great drones that way, but then that was really all it could do well.

[wotatwaat]

Cheers. Thanks for all your info to help me do it in the first place!

I didn't attampt a pitch mod for the instrument, just one for the drums, which was just a simple pot thrown in. Sorry, that's about as technical as i get!

[PHONICPOTION]

Have you fitted the octave pedal inside the keyboard?

[wotatwaat]

yes, it's squeezed in there.

[PHONICPOTION]

We are just uploading a circuit bent digital delay on our site, you should take a look. 2 vids, one with TR-909 and other with JUNO-6. It is listed on ebay UK now, just search S-CAT in the musical instruments section. The videos will be there in around an hour. Nice job on the CASIO, have you seen what we do with CASIO'S on out site?

[Tweakmastr]

Nice job!

Like it!

C if I can get one of them MT600's and go crazy on!

TT