Custom circuit bent machine with Casio SK-5 etc.

This project was commissioned by Joe Henson, who specified that it should make as many strange noises as possible. After a few of meetings involving beer and a sketchbook, the plans were made for a machine that eventually included the following:

Modified Neurosmith Musini

Modified Casio SA-2

Casio SK-5 with 24 patch points, separate instrument/drum pitch control and assignable joystick

Modified talking toy educational computer

Patchable modulation section

1950s panel meter connected to audio out (funkyness indicator)

More details at www.nervoussquirrel.com, and please get in touch if you'd like to discuss a new project!

Category:

Music

Tags:

• circuit
• bent
• casio
• sk-5
• sa-2
• musini
• modular
• synth
• nervoussquirrel
• nervous
• squirrel
• furby
• gurdy
• disembodied
• arm

[mikenoface]

brilliant device. Inspiring for those of us still new to bending. Hats off to you sir.

[thenervoussquirrel]

Thanks very much - I enjoyed making it!

[905RIOT]

looks like some hard core funn!!!!!!!!

[paralelSun]

that sir, is gold.

respect.

[bleepboxes]

very nice!

[Knoh]

I like the FUNK-indicator

[pieterstoaling]

That gives me a hard on.

[southernDJ803]

0_0 I WANT IT!I WANT IT!I WANT IT!I WANT IT!I WANT IT!I WANT IT!I WANT IT!I WANT IT!

[Parousia03]

Good god man, someone needs to check this dudes crawl space..lol j/k

[TheFesta01]

your a genius!!

[BrianWilliamGreen]

really lovely work



[omatasty]

I cant help but feel sorry for the poor little synths that have had their insides ripped out and blended together with the likes of furby and other annoying useless toys, cool outcome though

[tryckfelsnisse]

amazing... that machine has the tunes of both heaven and hell in it