SKIP FIRST 10 MINS FOR BETTER VIDEO QUALITY :D. this video we add drum triggers to make it possible to be externally controlled,, next we will be getting into the big mumma bends check back for part two saturday :D
Take its soul...... then give it a new one!! I've been reading the Reed Ghazala on Circuit bending on and off for ages and yet I've always had a dark interest in opening things that made noises and thought 'Maybe I'll short this out with this!' using some of my Dad's breadboard wires when I was in my teens, when I was you and fresh and not withered and tired, like these days. The benefit of circuit bending these days is identifying devices/chips you know you can do a good bend on without killing it!
Ohh the DD5. Surprisingly good as a pad MIDI controller. I gutted mine for some analog synth toms using the pads but still kept the guts for re-housing into a MIDI drum brain or some kind of MIDI drum trigger project
@19m10, You mean positive and negative edge. @33m00 you might be better off using a CD40106 Schmidt inverter instead of a transistor. it's a abrupt change, either on/off but nothing in between ... unless you use a Schmidt trigger (wiki: Schmidt trigger) transistor setup, witch takes like 3 transistor ( 1 to invert ) and a bunch if resistors, now it's more voltage controlled thing and not really what you want and it might fail if you apply the wrong "type" of voltage. the Cd40106 is the MUST have CMOS IC in your collection ic as Synth builder guy, use 1 to invert or 2 cascaded for non inverting. How about pop rivets and matching metal rings to support the plastic on the back? not being a nit picky, just trying to help.
Great preservation again Buddy. Make it worth something, right 😆 Aluminum does have a happy speed where the material won't stick to the step bit. High speed minimum pressure needed to cut 👍🖖 yet. Shiz bits are shiz bits in a minute
I wanted to simply replace the pads on this with momentary switches. Would i still need to add transistors to boost the voltage, or is there another way to go about it?
i think the midi on that drum machine was fir adding drum tracks to a very similar yamadhuh midi-keyboard (or any other midi-keyboard that didn't already have built in #rythm tracks... Rather than be a drum kit replacement. I think it sold for like 79.99 USD back in the day. and i didn't much like it myself becuse of the poor sensitivity of the hard rubber pads. But it was much cheaper than a midi keyboard back in its day.
Sad bit of dissection. Looks like a 6800 based system with a timer/ROM and addressing multimeter, but not close to enough resolution to read the chips. Didn't hang around for 1.5+ hours, but wondering if OP figured this out..?
Perfect I have one of those that I got from a thrift store that I wanted to do the same thing with , at least Sam did all the heavy lifting so to speak for me 😋😎
Sam, I think some of the circuit bending vids would be better done as 15-30 min vids and you making multiples parts but that depends on how much time you have free. Slicing a dicing a stream is another option to cut it down into smaller parts but you might need to record the stream on camera and stream at the same time too. Circuit bending vids would be a welcome addition to the channel tho.
@@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER looking forward to the result. I can solder but wouldn't know what and where on that thingy. Cudos to your electronic skills. Never been to Great Britain, but your museum makes me want to do an island cycling trip one day.
SKIP FIRST 10 MINS FOR BETTER VIDEO QUALITY :D.
this video we add drum triggers to make it possible to be externally controlled,, next we will be getting into the big mumma bends
check back for part two saturday :D
1:00.00 Theirs nothing wrong with ur punk aesthetic HOMEGURL.
Blunt as a Nun's rolling pin.
Also it would be nice to see you evil DnB-up that piece of shit, catalogue kid crap ! Son.
I've learned more about electronics and circuits from this than anything else I've ever seen - thank you so much.
Its like watching a 17th century autopsy by a drunk surgeon.
Love it.
I really like how you talk with yourself with different voices... I really love it!
Actually prefer this livestream format. Show all the derps. It's honest.
Take its soul...... then give it a new one!! I've been reading the Reed Ghazala on Circuit bending on and off for ages and yet I've always had a dark interest in opening things that made noises and thought 'Maybe I'll short this out with this!' using some of my Dad's breadboard wires when I was in my teens, when I was you and fresh and not withered and tired, like these days. The benefit of circuit bending these days is identifying devices/chips you know you can do a good bend on without killing it!
Brilliant! Loved the Family Guy/SouthPark et al voices.....the DIY soddering and drilling was gr8 too
Aw man I had one of these back in like 2001? Best we ever did was run it thru a BOSS bass multi-fx pedal.
I had this exact model as a kid. Loved it!!
Ohh the DD5. Surprisingly good as a pad MIDI controller. I gutted mine for some analog synth toms using the pads but still kept the guts for re-housing into a MIDI drum brain or some kind of MIDI drum trigger project
One upvote for regular long form circuit bending walkthrough videos
As someone who gets frustrated learning to circuit bend on my own, watching you make mistakes in real time is very helpful
Omg you have a free pile!!!! 🥲 its on my bucket list! 🇺🇸
@19m10, You mean positive and negative edge.
@33m00 you might be better off using a CD40106 Schmidt inverter instead of a transistor. it's a abrupt change, either on/off but nothing in between ... unless you use a Schmidt trigger (wiki: Schmidt trigger) transistor setup, witch takes like 3 transistor ( 1 to invert ) and a bunch if resistors, now it's more voltage controlled thing and not really what you want and it might fail if you apply the wrong "type" of voltage.
the Cd40106 is the MUST have CMOS IC in your collection ic as Synth builder guy, use 1 to invert or 2 cascaded for non inverting.
How about pop rivets and matching metal rings to support the plastic on the back?
not being a nit picky, just trying to help.
Best advice ever snipping the battery lead. I knackered a nice keyboard because of negative battery lead falling on to pcb.
"Remember if it looks right, it is right." Sam the Proper Plonker 2021. XDDD
I have a Yamaha SA5 that's permanently open. I run jumper wires from points, find cool glitches, and record them which I use as sample.
I have to say how cool it is to have @Baum Inventions commenting on this video while live. Some circuit bending gold in those comments!
LOVE THIS SAM. Sorry I missed it live
Great preservation again Buddy. Make it worth something, right 😆 Aluminum does have a happy speed where the material won't stick to the step bit. High speed minimum pressure needed to cut 👍🖖 yet. Shiz bits are shiz bits in a minute
What about swapping out the 6510 for the 65F02 or an ARM version of the 6510
tingles mr transisors middle leg lol which makes his other legs tremble classic lol
“Work it harder, make it better
Do it faster, makes us stronger
More than ever, hour after hour
Work is never over”
Modify the world 🌎👾✌🏼🤖
Hahaha, I will never think of a transistor base the same way again!
I wanted to simply replace the pads on this with momentary switches. Would i still need to add transistors to boost the voltage, or is there another way to go about it?
12:47 was the funniest comment ive heard in a while.
i think the midi on that drum machine was fir adding drum tracks to a
very similar yamadhuh midi-keyboard (or any other midi-keyboard that didn't already have built in #rythm tracks...
Rather than be a drum kit replacement.
I think it sold for like 79.99 USD back in the day.
and i didn't much like it myself
becuse of the poor sensitivity of the hard rubber pads. But it was much cheaper than a midi keyboard back in its day.
Oh, at last i know how to wire my microphone drumpads.. Thanks! 👌👍
I had one of these..I used it to keep my bed steady...all its useful for. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Got one sitting around. Trying to decide if I should project it or sell it?
Also have pss140 keyboard.
Would love to see a djx or djx2b circuit bent!
What is that iron you're using?
What soldering iron are you using? It looks much more nimble than my current beast.
Looks like a TS100 to my eye.
Yep. It has its bad sides but probably the longest i have used a single type of soldering iron. Probs gone through 2 and 3 tips in 3ish years
Sad bit of dissection. Looks like a 6800 based system with a timer/ROM and addressing multimeter, but not close to enough resolution to read the chips. Didn't hang around for 1.5+ hours, but wondering if OP figured this out..?
*multiplexer
Perfect I have one of those that I got from a thrift store that I wanted to do the same thing with , at least Sam did all the heavy lifting so to speak for me 😋😎
Yes, perfect! I know a guy that purchased one of these at a thrift store 😋. He will enjoy doing this.
I like your projects, even the less-useful ones.
Picked up one these years ago for 50p from a car boot sale 😂
I just got ne a Roland xp-50 for £200. Is the brain fart Decay?
I like this Atomic pineapple.
Cool I got one of these
It has midi out!
I paid less than 10 pounds for one of these in 2006.
The rosin fumes/particulates are supposedly much worse than the lead concerns..
I did this for years and years.
Getting back into it lately..
Drunken sailor trying to fix a nuclear reactor.
einfach nur cool !!!
I traded a Nailbomb cd for this drum machine back in the day.
So what do you really think about it?
i dont think about it
I actually recorded and performed with this machine in the late 90's. Still love it. Still use the samples. 🤷♂️
HALLELUYAH THANK YOU YHWH Father and I AGapest Thou with Great infinite AGapest Love AGapest Desire and AGapest Lust for ThouThe Beloved.
1:08:38 Yes! That made my day lol
As a full blooded second generation American, I give you full permission to make fun of us 🇺🇸 Aggressively.
My zoom mrt started sweating
I had one of those back when it first came out! Garbage! Lol!
3:30 British AvE
First thing I ever bent.
Awesome! I used to have a Yamaha DD-5 back in the early 1990s. Yeah, it was rubbish, but it was lo-fi rubbish!
Time to go to 8g and 32,000p.
"Its not dream Theater" he says as im listening to Rite Of Pasaage by Dream Theater
Sam you could now buy a cheap guitar hero drum kit and link it up and maybe some fancy light's.
I'll draw on this....whatever this is.
Sam, I think some of the circuit bending vids would be better done as 15-30 min vids and you making multiples parts but that depends on how much time you have free. Slicing a dicing a stream is another option to cut it down into smaller parts but you might need to record the stream on camera and stream at the same time too. Circuit bending vids would be a welcome addition to the channel tho.
すごい
Breaking absolutly LOL
This kind of stream beats everything. I think nothing that is educating is this funny. And yes, I hate mirrors too!
i placed a few synthesizer schematics for you online on my account, hope you like, copy and build them.
"I circuit blended _Blank_".
Hahahahahaahhaahaaahahaah......plunkr
On a scale from broke to circuit bent 💀
ME, RIP THE PaDS lose the brass. 46 min later....
cd4069
Yamahahahahaha
kinda think it was cooler before.
its only half done
Sounds like a typewriter on acid... Great experience but not worth it imo.
it will be when its done. its not done yet. just the boring triggering parts
@@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER looking forward to the result. I can solder but wouldn't know what and where on that thingy. Cudos to your electronic skills. Never been to Great Britain, but your museum makes me want to do an island cycling trip one day.