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Circuit bending is easy

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Jeff writes - "I did my first circuit bending today thanks to Make vol. 04. Used a Staples "Easy Button." The results aren't too exciting, but I think you'll like the glitchy, ambient song I made from the sounds." - Link.

Related:

Circuit Bending by Sabastian Boaz, Cristiana Yambo. Modify a Casio keyboard (or other electronic audio stuff) and start playing some of the strangest sounds you've ever heard. MAKE 04 - Page 88.
More circuit bending - Link.

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Posted by: PinkoTommy on March 29, 2006 at 4:55 PM

This hack inspired me to do my own. It's not electronic in nature, merely electric. I replaced my garage door opener wall switch with a big red easy button, only burning myself twice in the process:

Easy Button Hack (via Sexy Red-Headed Nuns)

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Posted by: PinkoTommy on March 29, 2006 at 4:56 PM

This hack inspired me to do my own. It's not electronic in nature, merely electric. I replaced my garage door opener wall switch with a big red easy button, only burning myself twice in the process:

Easy Button Hack (via Sexy Red-Headed Nuns)

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Posted by: PinkoTommy on March 29, 2006 at 4:58 PM

This hack inspired me to do my own. It's not electronic in nature, merely electric. I replaced my garage door opener wall switch with a big red easy button, only burning myself twice in the process:

Easy Button Hack (via Sexy Red-Headed Nuns)

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Posted by: PinkoTommy on March 29, 2006 at 5:19 PM

In addition to not being able to solder without burning myself, I seem unable to wait for the confirmation page to load before hitting POST again. Sorry.

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