"Drum" Pads and Circuit bending

[batchas]

Breathes a new dimension into the DRM1/2.

Hogpog of bits sourced from eBay; Roland dual zone pads and brackets and unknown stand for under £60.

From your post here which did inspired me.
I bought a DD-8 for 20EUR and did a lot of work on it. I finished the circuit bending yesterday and today it was the first time I patched it.



After one hour checking all kind of weird sounds made by the DD-8, plugging bananas everywhere, I ended the session with a groovy jam.
And a large smile on my face.



I'll patch with the DRM1 soon...

[BugBrand]

I wonder what happened to the old Yamaha DDs I 'did' years ago.. they were always pretty cruddy machines but good for bend chaos.
Nice integration you've done!

[hollunderkurve]

[BananaPlug]

Very cool. I especially like the selection of sounds.

[batchas]

Only scratched the surface on day one, this thing can get pretty wild...

[batchas]

I found a new companion for the bent DD-8...






EDIT: OOPS!!! This post was meant to be in the DIY section in a thread I did about the DD-8 bending a while ago, but I'll leave it here. It's been too long since I posted in the BugBrand Devices part of the forum

[gegeartist]

Breathes a new dimension into the DRM1/2.

Hogpog of bits sourced from eBay; Roland dual zone pads and brackets and unknown stand for under £60.

From your post here which did inspired me.
I bought a DD-8 for 20EUR and did a lot of work on it. I finished the circuit bending yesterday and today it was the first time I patched it.



After one hour checking all kind of weird sounds made by the DD-8, plugging bananas everywhere, I ended the session with a groovy jam.
And a large smile on my face.



I'll patch with the DRM1 soon...

Wow. Amazing.

Can i get a modified DD-8 too?

[kosta]

These are awesome, Robert!