this sucks monkey balls!.......... seriously! props to gearwire in general though, too bad the synth section isnt updated regularly

I'm no professional tech-head, I'm a DIY Circuit Bender. At Circuit Bending Workshops I offer people a chance to learn the bending basics free of charge and use that information to go where they may. The majority of workshop attendees have never done any electronics work in their lives. If you'd like more information on attending one yourself, visit going.com/circuitbend .

This whole series stinks. I know you've heard this before, but-yes-I have done better. Some advice you give is sillY--nooo it's lame.

I'm sorry but this video seres is completely uninformative. The guy seems like a dumbass and says nothing a 5 year old couldn't guess about the topic. Chances are, if you vaguely know what circuit bending is then you've probably imagined that you take apart the device add switches etc. (which is pretty much all these lame videos mention, all while you have to listen to this nasal-voiced idiot who can't put a hat on straight let alone tell you anything helpful.)

I'm new to this, have just found a Casiotone on ebay and want to get started. These videos are great.
Unlike most muso forums where everyone's an expert (see previous posts...) your videos don't make that assumption.
Keep it up, I'm avidly watching.

This is a good soid introduction to circuit bending. Not too much technical BS to ruin the fun for nubies.

allison lake is a club banger.

Ah the PT100 - my very first bending project. If you need more room take the speaker out entirely and install a 1/4 inch jack. Pretty good bends on the PT, mostly distortions, but i did manage to find a frequency glitch that i wired to a linear pot to use as a pitch bender. Working on my CZ-101 right now. Good Luck