Long test of the HATE ECHO reclocked delay with feedback set to over 100%, causing the clocked down repeats to very slowly build and distort into a glacial mess of noise.

HATE ECHO feedback test 1

Any of the tubes forming part of the blood circulation system of the body, carrying in most cases oxygen-depleted blood towards the heart.

A fracture in rock containing a deposit of minerals or ore and typically having an extensive course underground.

It comes in a few different forms. The most common is a fine, white powder. It can also be made into a solid rock crystal.

Most users snort the white powder into their nose. Some rub it onto their gums or dissolve it in water and inject it with a needle. Others heat up the rock crystal and breathe the smoke into their lungs.

vein fix

#Newmusic under my old monicker of #FalafelEggplantCombo 
Roughly 20 years since the last ‘tape’ release, but with guitar and vocals becoming the emphasis once more, it felt right.

EP's to follow. 

Deeper Din Recordings, Ventnor UK.

Gear: Casio CSM1, Sony TCM 453V, Guitar, Crap Karaoke Mic, Disting EX Sampler.

CUTS (edit)

Demos from a circuit bent ZOOM 1201 effects unit. Mods include a 14 way RAM decimation switching matrix, a system reclocking knob, and a power switch!

Circuit Bent ZOOM 1201 Percussion Grind Demo

Circuit Bent ZOOM 1201 Self Generated Flanger Noise & Vocoder

Circuit Bent ZOOM 1201 Decimating Christina Aguilera & Disney

Stunt (Appendix)

A third test of the Harmonic Engine pcb by circuit benders.co.uk

Three voices; organ, high hat and kick, all put through the HE module and panned slightly left and right.

I added bits of EQ and compression to preserve my monitors (!) but wanted to keep it as raw as possible so it can still serve as a kind of demo.

Harmonic Engine Test 3

Bristol-based producer Finlay Shakespeare presents two hours of experimental synth sounds for this month's Rye Wax Show. Lots of unreleased material inside alongside leftfield samples from film and TV.

The Rye Wax Show w/ Finlay Shakespeare - January 2021

LTC1799 based system reclocking mod on an Alesis Microverb II. The mod adds a knob that controls the processing speed of the DSP, allowing you to adjust reverbs from short twangs to huge walls of gritty glacial noise.

As with many processors from this era, the reclocking knob does add a certain amount of high pitched whine at lower clock speeds, but this is not so noticable when the knob is moving, and can be effectively EQ'd out if the clock speed is stationary. The whine disappears around halfway round the dial.
 
We've made no attempt to remove the whine on this demo.

Reclocked Alesis Microverb II demo

Neal Beard and his Machines make CIRCUITBENT/ANALOG/8-BIT/DIY/LO-FI/EURORACK electronic music.

Their collaborations are recorded as simply as possible, mostly in single passes, which are sometimes reconstructed to provide a more satisfying stereo listening experience.

Neal Beard and his Machines hope you enjoy listening to their musical creations.


Harmonic Engine Test 3

Neal Beard & his Machines

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