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Tweaking the WMD Geiger Counter

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Uploaded by on May 1, 2009

This is the pure sound of the WMD Geiger Counter with the Lexicon MX200 Reverb. This is with NO AUDIO INPUT! Just the gritty and unpredictable sound of the beast all on it's own! It's practically a noise synth with over 200 wavetables and lots of knobs and switches!

Tweaking by Brett Persing

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  • As stated in the description there is absolutely nothing plugged into the input of the device. The device actually just pops and clicks with no sound plugged into it due to the gain structure on the unit and the actual bit reduction programs. So just to clarify there is no sound being fed to the device at all and this is what it sounds like! And yes that is true if you actually plug something in you'll get a whole other world of sounds...this was just an experiment with no input fed to it!

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  • I told R2-D2 not to take that PCP...

  • wtf i thought it was a real geiger counter i feel like such an idiot -.-`

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  • I AM TERRIFIED WAAAAAAAAAAAAH

  • Sounds like an audio compilation of the most disturbing robot torture chambers. And I love it.

    Also, telephone at 4:30.

  • THese noises are otherworldly its so spacey

  • @clkorange LOL!!!

  • I can make such sounds with touching the solder joints of the amplifier part of my radio.

    doesnt actually sound like a geiger counter to me.

  • @jamesstone123: you have no idea what you're talking about lol

  • ok, some atonal chirping and squeaking. go bend a circuit, I wanna hear a proper demo of this

  • the noises this thing makes are due to circuitry components used interfering with each other. If the machine is giving out two waves they can superposition or cancel each other out, it can oscillate itself in accordance with the wave giving a tweeting or arc-ing noise.

    The fuzz factory does the same thing but with far fewer components and not quite as well.

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