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Circuit Bending, But Make It MIDI

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Simon the Magpie has developed a device called MIDI TO RESISTANCE that integrates MIDI control into circuit-bent musical hardware, allowing precise pitch bending through variable resistance. This innovation enables musicians to enhance the expressiveness and playability of their modified instruments with standard MIDI controllers, making them more versatile for live performances and compositions.

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