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  • en Warstware

    I got into circuit bending around 2001 as a way of creating unique instruments that offer a more experimental approach than stuff you can buy in shops. I like to...
  • en Linetomic

    In 2011, I bought a Zoom H1 digital recorder to document the gigs of my 'Überostern'- Tour. It's a handy little device that has great microphones. It's built entirely out...
  • en Qyphone

    The Yamaha QY10 mini sequencer was the first instrument I rehoused into a phone. The original shell was too small to accommodate all my switches. Alas, the story of the...
  • en VA-10

    The VA-10 is a curious keyboard and as far as I can tell, it is quite rare but most of the time not too expensive when bought used. After all,...
  • en DR Link

    One of the very few analogue machines I own and have messed with. The Boss DR-110 was the last analogue Drumbox built by Roland. Fun fact: Boss, Roland and Edirol...
  • en Yamadore SHS64

    The most common reaction I get for this instrument is confusion: "Hey wow, that's a... No wait, it's... Um, what is this?". Its guts started their life as a Yamaha...
  • en Linguaphone

    I bent this funny little puppy as a commission for my very good friend Ernst Markus Stein. In his kitchen. With a bare minimum of tools and the most crooked...
  • en Waoss Pad WP1

    After working on the KP2, I got all hooked with touchpad interactivity. And since the second one was a not too hard job with modifying, I figured the first one...
  • en Kaoss Wad KW2

    To be honest, I was never much into Kaoss Pads. I always found them to be slightly overrated and vastly overpriced even for used ones. Also, they always sounded a...
  • en Workshops

    I've taught several workshops over time, on circuit bending both audio and video equipment, as well as how to build minimal circuits to produce sounds, and further experimentation with them....