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I agree, if this were a filter rather than a noisemaker, it would be pretty interesting. On 9/24/09, Rainer Straschill <moinsound@googlemail.com> wrote: > Very nice stuff! However, this got me thinking (and I'm writing this > as someone with no understanding of the power electronics or whatever > scene or circuit bending): > > 1. It seems to me that while a lot of people here aren't into odd > sound synthesis, there's quite a following for odd sound processing. > So: have you tried anything at using the power of this box to process > another sound (e.g. a loop, or a "normal" instrument). Like using it > into one input of an AM with adjustable modulation index. Is there a > video? Pleeeeze... > > 2. There's these three patch sockets, and in the video you either > connected a cable to one of the outer two sockets and then touched the > open wire end, or you "more or less" connected one of the outer > sockets with the center one. Now wouldn't it be possible to have three > touchable metal contacts instead of the sockets, so you can simply > touch either of them or short them with your finger? > > Yours, > > Rainer > > ps: still didn't find time to clean my Waldorf Q... > >