This one has an added filter (distortion and tone control), LFO and 5 glitches. filter has frequency and separate tone control knobs. The LFO has a Rate control and Amount control. This keyboard uses a variable capacitor, rather than a resistor or crystal, on the CPU. With this I used a potentiometer to adjust the amount of LFO signal fed into the timing cap. This gives the sound out put a wobble or sequenced/ step effect. At a high enough level, the LFO will make the keyboard loop and glitch. In addition, there are 5 different bend points (glitches) that I included and are activated by 4 switches.
Output is via the standard (on bard) 1/8 output jack. Runs on the standard Casio Power Supply (7.5 VDC)
Circuit Bent MT36 demo by gebrochene augen
Do you have any documentation to how you did it? Would love to give mine a try (bought it to try and understand some)
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