Who says you need an instrument?

Red Panda Bitcrusher self-oscillation using a stereo Tonecore® dock and a patch cord to make a feedback loop. No other sound producing devices were used.
http://www.redpandalab.com/tc-bitcrusher/overview.html

Category:

Music

Tags:

• bit
• crusher
• guitar
• pedal
• sample
• and
• hold
• modulation
• total
• decimation
• lfo
• halloween
• scary
• sound
• effects
• 8bit
• 8-bit
• 24bit
• 24-bit
• 1bit
• 1-bit
• stereo
• mono
• noise
• module
• feedback
• distortion
• fuzz
• industrial
• analog
• synth
• sequencer

[briankaz]

Sounds great! Could you do the same thing with a mono version and a Y-splitter on the output?  You'd feedback one output back to the input and connect the other output to your amp/speaker?

[redpandalab]

@briankaz Thanks! It requires a stereo dock.

[eonfromteton]

What settings were you using? I can't seem to get mine to make sound for more than a couple seconds, and I cant quite see what you have everything set at

[redpandalab]

@eonfromteton Start with these settings: mix: 100% crush: 0% freq: 45% env: 15% lfo: 38% speed: 42% left and right switches in center position Freeze mode (red LED) First turn the volume down on the amp (it gets loud). Start with the power plugged in and the right output connected to your amp or mixer. Then connect the left output to the left input. You can adjust both switches and tweak the knobs for different sounds. Let us know what you come up with!

[ap3xultima]

That's far too awesome :P

Now i need to look for money ¬.¬

[redpandalab]

@ap3xultima thankx!

[DoubleTommyRider]

0:17 lol Pinball Space Cadet is back!!!!!!!!

[DinosaurSuccess]

i still say you need an instrument

that was terrible in terms of "listenability" 

[indeedido]

Activision!!!

[JordiFabianW]

At 1:50 I get tired of the sounds. =/