Casio MT-600 Filter Mods

This is a demo of the effect of some circuit modifications to my Casio MT-600. Taking control of the onboard analog filter turns this thing into an altogether different keyboard.

I've documented some of these mods. If you go to my lame vanity home page, you can get my email address and I will send you this documentation!
http://home.earthlink.net/~kerrybradley/

Category:

Music

Tags:

• casio
• analog
• filter
• circuit
• bent
• synth
• synthesizer

[DomPallot]

Is there any chance you could please please re upload the documentation as the link is now dead. PLease Thankyou!

[rolandsh1000]

@DomPallot  Hi, go to my vanity webpage to get my email address and I will send you the documentation for these mods (see in Description above)

[Snaak123]

Hello,

Do you perhaps still have the instructions for this modification?

Thanks in advance!

[rolandsh1000]

@Snaak123 Hi, go to my vanity webpage to get my email address and I will send you the documentation for these mods

[Tyler11440]

what is LFO?

[rolandsh1000]

LFO stands for low frequency oscillator. Basically, it modifies a signal, in this case, the filter cutoff frequency, giving it that 'waw-waw' effect.

[Qber4life]

This is sick.

[eonz8]

Really nice!!!

The filter and LFO sound great.

[Mikesafilmer]

Wow great job, this sounds amazing. I've been into (controlled) circuit bending lately and I found an almost mint condition Casio MT-800 with it's case and external speakers, and it seems like it has a ton of potential. Have you had any experience with modifying the MT- 800 by any chance?

[mindphlux]

you should make a pedal with those effects :p