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...examples of game cartridges and portable systems that have been circuit bent to create a nice glitch aesthetic & sound...Jumpstart has been bending the Gauntlet game on Sega Master System II here. Link.
Circuit Bending Games
...examples of game cartridges and portable systems that have been circuit bent to create a nice glitch aesthetic & sound...Jumpstart has been bending the Gauntlet game on Sega Master System II here. Link.
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Aug 20, 2005 10:42 AM
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I'm not going to say it's not art, but I am going to say that it's not something I'd ever want to look at or listen to.
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I tend to agree. The whole "circuit bending" thing just seems like a catchy moniker attached to the practice of making something work/look/sound less well. I suppose everyone needs a hobby, but beyond the basic idea of maybe encouraging young kinds to poke around inside a musical toy, I don't see the whole "bending" thing as particularly Make-y.
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Looks like MakeZine is starting to go down hill a little. Now they post just about anything.
I guess all good things go bad sooner or later.
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