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The Klee is controlling my modular - the Appendage Touch Ribbon makes an appearance as well, controlling a couple of VCOs through my Triple Wilson SVVCF.

The Klee is generating a 32 step pattern because it is set to invert the 16 bit pattern each time it passes through. Each voltage output is unique, so there are three thirty step sequences. Each output controls a synth voice, plus two drum voices are driven from the gate bus.

This is a video shot of a recent patch I was working with. It uses the Appendage Touch Ribbon, Klee Sequencer, KS-01 Modular Synth, and CGS Drums.

The Appendage is controlling the experimental Appendage Sequencer, which divides the ribbon into "zones" of voltage.

The iDance Wall•E toy has a great time dancing around with the Noise Toys from Loud Objects (www.loudobjects.com).

Have you ever wondered what a banana mixed with a strawberry sounds like? Or how about kiwi-watermelon puree? Watch this video and you will find out.

I found this old blender from a flea market and noticed that the names of the different blending modes are very similar to the terminology used in DJing. So I decided to turn this kitchen appliance into a DJ mixer.

The audio tracks are triggered by inserting different fruits into the blender. The buttons on the front panel control the mixing modes and you also have two different types of transformer switches for cutting the sound in and out.

More information: originalhamsters.com/motion/beatblender.php