Every Garbage Mixer Is An Awesome Synthesizer

First of all here is important: • Your mixer is a synth!... (go subscribe yeah)
Getting some help from my friend to understand the spectacular world of using no-inout-feedback-mixing to turn a mixer into a synth. So many possible sounds from just a free mixer and an aux cable. Truly astonishing squirrrklly tones! Have you tried it?
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[@BlackburnBigdragon]

I've made industrial music since the 80's and this is a technique that I've uses for decades to get harsh, insane, sounds. This technique is the absolute core of noise music as well.

[@AndreijRublev]

Great to hear another use of it in a different context! Using feedbacks is as old as electronic music itself and it is still something that continues nowadays.

[@Mr2it3881]

Nice!

[@TotalDec]

Sytrus is my go-to. You can basically start with a sine wave, and alter it to a mishapened wave for noise. Then, modify that with FX for whatever desired. Usually, EQ is the main change. Gets it done for me. My equipment is broke, rn tho.

[@princegobi5992]

Yeah this guy is just discovering noise music lol

[@athmaid]

What other "standard" gear can be used for generating such sounds?

[@synthmage00]

Something important I quickly learned about no-input mixing: Keep the tape running. Always be recording. Sounds *will* get away from you, and it's nice to be able to go back and clip out the cool stuff to put in your sampler. Also, old busted mixers are great for this because they make even crazier sounds when their components start dying.

[@AndreijRublev]

Very true! ❤

[@vprice509]

For sure. Same thing with modular and synths without presets. I have the Bastl Twins- the Kastle v 1.5 and the B Drum Kastle. I come up with new patches all the time that I will never hear again. The trade-off is endless variation. Sometimes I record a patch and a short improv jam. I can't wait to start shopping for dusty old mixing consoles. Ooh- "dusty" made me think of the Dust Collector effects unit. I'll bet pairing that with no input mixer hijinks would be fun.

[@zmoney1212]

Excellent advice!!

[@Notsram77]

Name checks out

[@Death_By_Media]

Used to do this at a music store . I’d set it up in the live mix room and run off as the sales guys would scratch their heads wondering what was happening 😂

[@jaxetric]

Very very interesting video. But.. to describe it as a "synthesizer" is a bit of an overstatement, isn't it? A very usable noise generator, no?

[@ryanc1451]

@@jaxetric anoise generator "synthesises" sound.

[@neaituppi7306]

I can't believe you found a Behringer mixer in the trash. That's some nice trash.

[@rommix0]

Not to mention Behringer is known to make good stuff. It's a waste to throw such things away.

[@verifiedpersonae7332]

Ha, I've definitely thrown out a behringer mixer in the past. Not sure about recently, but the early stuff was poorly designed and really noisy. They were so cheap that they usually weren't worth repairing so in the trash they went

[@rommix0]

@@verifiedpersonae7332 I see. I have one of their analog to digital devices (a UCA202 I believe) I've used to transfer tapes in the past and they are fantastic.

[@neaituppi7306]

@@verifiedpersonae7332 I found a Sansui 6 track recorder/8 track mixer at the recycling center today, which is essentially trash. It looks like I might be able to do some things like this mixer.

[@night_fiend6]

@@rommix0 they really aren't. I tried a Eurodesk and I got signal going from one channel to another where nothing was even sent to that channel.

[@bobbylasers]

Simon and Andrei could be in a sitcom about them running a studio together.

[@AndreijRublev]

that would be great!

[@tedcruzynski]

Noise musicians have been using this forever! Im happy to see someone cover thus technique so well!!!

[@masterpeace8539]

Arcane Device maybe one of the best examples.

[@binky777]

​@@masterpeace8539looked up the band, awesome.

[@leetshi927]

As well as Trentemoller :)

[@nonbinarybastard]

Ig that's why it kinda sounds like merzbo pulse demon

[@acheleg]

I started doing this because my synths are damn heavy, but still can't always hit resonant room frequencies

[@AndreijRublev]

I'm looking at you with that face 😂! Jokes aside, thanks for having me! It's a pleasure to share some noisy knowledge with you all! Edit: since many people asked this question and I didn't mentioned it in the video I thought to write the answer here: yes, you can use active mixers but DON'T USE THE AMPLIFIED OUTPUTS to generate a feedback loop, because they will FRY your circuit. Use only the passive outputs.

[@albertoromero3431]

This was amazing! You do have the music of the bands you play with I Spotify or Deezer?

[@AndreijRublev]

​​​@@albertoromero3431 Most of the stuff can be found on Bandcamp! Only one Le Trou Electronique album is on Spotify but if you like that project our KZbin channel is a great place to start!

[@erichobbs4042]

Listening to this was a great aural reminder for why I no longer use psychedelics. Pretty trippy all on its own.

[@fakshen1973]

When creating the feedback loop, it's often better to use an aux in pre-fader mode. That way your fader move doesn't influence the point of feedback and you have more control.

[@AndreijRublev]

True! There are many tricks and tips that I didn't cover in the video for the sake of length. It's such a vast world!

[@Anaki_Rob]

I don't know about "better" to use, so much as an "alternative" to use. Personally I have used both methods and each has its own characteristics. Maybe one might actually want to influence the point of feedback in their synthesis technique. But apart my that pedantic use of language you are absolutely correct.

[@AndreijRublev]

@@Anaki_Rob Totally agree, it depends a lot on what you want to do and how you use the interface. Bytheway thanks everyone for sharing more tips and tricks!

[@Vingul]

@@AndreijRublev I like your name, the Tarkovsky films is an all-time favourite. Interesting video, by the way.

[@AndreijRublev]

@@Vingul thanks! One of my favourites too ;-)

[@jaysgood10]

Actually take this a step further and use several small mixers plugged into a larger mixer. The possibilities are schnitzeled beyond…

[@AndreijRublev]

Totally! I do it everytime!

[@Kettupaini]

@Jay Goodman I'm actually trying that right now! Even I can't do it actually like in this video, I can put my Yamaha Casio to my small mixer and add pedals with it to have one, large instrument to larger mixer. Whole point of the video is to give an idea for your own stuff. And I'm thankful :)

[@AndreijRublev]

​@@Kettupaini Super glad to hear that! I'm happy that our main idea (to give a glimpse into a world where you can start an exploration process) is coming through this video!

[@unsoundmethodology]

Great fun! I've got three mixers now - most expensive was $14, cheapest was a beast of a vintage TASCAM deck for $1 from a local science museum - and they all work very differently in feedback loops, so it's definitely fertile ground to explore.

[@unduloid]

It's basically the old-fashioned dub technique but with the mixer's internal noise.

[@domek.]

You can do this with pedals too, by connecting a stereo splitter to the output and sending one line back to the input and one to your amp. With stereo pedals you can do it without a splitter. Gets really fun when you combine loads of different pedals into a big feedback loop. I haven't picked up my guitar for ages, I just play pedals now...

[@TouchSonic4]

+ graphic equalizer , + Voice Transformer

[@heggysarchive]

I used to do this but I plugged a lead from the input into the headphone jack and if I sort of half plugged it in itd make noise

[@maxwilson7001]

Gonna try this now

[@georgesimpson1406]

a whole pedalboard even. 'feedback loop' pedals are available. I also added a feedback switch to some drives i built and my Superfuzz sounds like a duck in 2 second intervals when thats on for some reason

[@domek.]

@George Simpson Duck fuzz sounds good! Yeah it's fun to mess around with whole feedback looped boards. The video on my channel homepage is a full no input board. Who needs guitars?

[@matt.loupe.]

Related: a shimmer verb is made in a similar way. It’s a delay, a pitch shifter, and a reverb in a feedback loop like that. You’ve heard that sound all over the place.

[@jacobtaves8471]

Figured this out with friends in high school 25 years back when we had no money for anything else. Still do it! Never found a “real” synth that was anywhere near as cool

[@AndreijRublev]

Same here ❤

[@june4135]

Korg MS-20

[@chinossynthesizer705]

Fm synthesis sega genesis ym2612

[@AjazoCat]

I thought the same lol @@june4135

[@nasor3675]

you must not have played many synths lol

[@skeleton_craftGaming]

I think that it is super cool that every mixer [even mixers of the same model] will sound different just because of the analog nature of how the components interact with the noise that is being used to generate the [well] noise...

[@SnarkyRC]

Nice. I made an album 25 years ago with a no input mixer. Good times.

[@mikeciul8599]

link please?

[@idrinktapwater6174]

​@@mikeciul8599took me a while to find it, but if you type into Google "Darude - Sandstorm" it should come up

[@bokajllensch661]

As an audio guy I always was afraid to create such an feedback loop on accident. Great to si that ist does not only not destroy your channel immediatly, but also is quite musical!

[@diebygaming8015]

Out of all the band jams, i liked his playing solo on the mixer the best. You can't hear all the complex tones from the mixer with other people playing at the same time

[@bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz]

the amount of chaotic energy in this video haha

[@KINZOisHERE]

It happened to me by mistake back in 1987 (naive DJ teenager) when feeding a tape recorder and turning on the input channel at the same time, it almost blew my speakers, but it was such an exciting and powerful sound that I recorded few seconds of it. what a shame I lost that tape.... however.... I still have that mixer... hmmm.......

[@G.Man-]

Do it

[@svenjansen2134]

Now!

[@johntait5141]

Once again Simon helps further open the doors to creative recording techniques by introducing to some of us this video on no input recording ; true musical communication, and also a huge thank you to the creator of the video. Ever expanding musical happiness to all.

[@alex_montoya]

I just subscribed to Andrej's channel and to the one of Le Trou Electronique. Wonderful stuff.

[@AndreijRublev]

Thank you so much! Happy you appreciated our project!

[@shaneallendunn]

The smile from this video is infectious now I'm going to have to rebuy a garbage mixer.

[@GillamtheGreatest]

i need to live someplace where i can find gear in the garbage

[@jonugent42]

This is a very "everything is music" moment. Dope. Very dope.

[@ringsystemmusic]

oh HELL YES i'm so down for simon and andreij to make inscrutable droning noises together!

[@allyouracid]

Fascinating. And funny: when I rewired my setup just a couple days earlier, I held a device and a cable in my hands and for a split second, I thought: "🤔, plug the output into the input? Well, I'm not gonna break things, today" and continued rewiring. I'm very sure back when I was younger, I would have done it. Very inspiring. I will try that as soon as possible.

[@Anaki_Rob]

If using this technique one thing you might like to do is place a switch in the cable connecting the aux out to the input. Personally I salvaged some from a dead atari-compatible 9-pin joystick. This allows one to control note on/off more easily

[@FATHEROFALLWORMS]

I've heard Richard Ramirez (noise musician, NOT the serial killer) talk about doing this but I've never heard it done in a demonstration. Thank you for uploading this.

[@dallas-cole]

Passed 3 minutes I already stacked 3 reasons for not doing this, and learned how a Behringer mixer can blow up my whole studio. Really cool video btw. Really cool.

[@SimonTheMagpie]

The more we learn the less we do something something😅

[@sammilligan1534]

Always love no input coverage and tutorials, legit one of my favorite instruments.

[@dynamicphase8239]

My teacher showed this to us one day in class and it was so much fun. Also a nice tool to get weird tones for sound design!

[@AndreijRublev]

What a great teacher! ❤❤❤

[@minimal_liminal]

This is such a fun and surprising hack! Can’t wait to score a dusty old beast and put it to the test.

[@bilbofloggins7713]

Pawn shops gonna have it.

[@brianharris7243]

The look of delight on Magpie's face is worth a double like!

[@TockTockTock]

Toshimaru Nakamura is practically a virtuoso of the no-input mixer. Y'all should totally check out his stuff when you get a chance. EDIT: Ngl this video inspired me to incorporate feedback in a performance patch I'm working on and I made some decent headway! It's much more versatile now compared to what it was before.

[@AndreijRublev]

absolutely a master ❤

[@AboveTheTrees00]

i literally just got his record few days ago SR0001, it's great

[@AndreijRublev]

@@AboveTheTrees00 He is amazing, I love his work.

[@mf8145]

Yes. Absolutely. It is always super frustrating to me that all these people make no-input mixer videos without giving any credit to the man who coined the term and mastered the instrument.

[@AndreijRublev]

That's great! Super happy it inspired you Rogo!

[@philmunoz9269]

He opened a gateway into another dimension.

[@ManCalledMif]

Resonant noise and frequency modulation. Very cool.

[@grungepants]

Back in 2017/2018 I was smoking a lot of weed in my room, in my parents house and I figured this out using a very small 80 euro xenyx Behringer mixer. I also used a boss digital metalizer as a no input synth, it had 2 stereo outputs and I made a feedback loop from out put 1 into the input and then output 2 into the amp.

[@MichalSada]

😂

[@JPBennett]

I've had fun doing this with a front-of-house sound system. Run some pink noise through the system, and unmute all the mics. Run the gain up to just below feedback, then sweep a parametric boost across the spectrum, getting rings at the various hot frequencies.

[@mgg7756]

I do have some old mixer sitting around, will have to try this

[@playpm]

Already loving it from the title! I also used my Zoom R8 multitracker to do some drone stuff during live show, learnt it from NIN, amazingly fun! Wow, I thought he's going to pair it with another synth, but this is completely another level!!! Thanks for sharing this crazy tech!!!

[@svenjansen2134]

Pre recorded drone sounds from the R8 or sounds from the machine itself?

[@muddauberstudios8366]

Damn, Starting to wish I hadn't sold a few of the "Trash Mixers" I had laying around. This is cool stuff!

[@turhiki]

This is some certified badassery! Also, I wish we had trash like this in my city... Wait, I did rescue an Atari 2600 from the trash once, and a macbook pro power cable, but still, no mixers yet.

[@svenjansen2134]

I found a working Pong machine in the trash of a second hand store.

[@turhiki]

@@svenjansen2134 Nice!!!

[@MoonDogMoonGod]

I'll leave one in the trash for you to find...you'll just have to find what part of the Chicago area I'm at.

[@turhiki]

@@MoonDogMoonGod Deal.

[@turhiki]

@@MoonDogMoonGod Deal.

[@theParticleGod]

I love the faces you make as you do this. You're directly synthesizing facial expressions.

[@RetroPlus]

I don't know what i was expecting, but it certainly wasn't anything close to as cool as that!

[@piercemcintyre1327]

I think this video should break the music producer internet. I can’t wrap my head around the fact that nothingness is the coolest thing.

[@MasterCrvo]

"I hope you find this video Useful and Inspiring," he says as Neo-Tokyo explodes in my Akira mixer mind

[@fvcktv2933]

At First i thought that my Mixer was too trash to do It. But then i was Messing up and It worked. Just amazing. anxious to play with my pedals too.

[@ghosthavenmusic]

I really enjoyed what your friend do with mixers, especially collabs with bands. It's obvious that he master the no input technique. I share his vision of giving a second life to old things, (i do the same with tape players and 4T cassette recorder). Definitely have to sub to his channel

[@urh8523]

Pour mixer. But a oscillator is basically an amplifier that is going in feedback mode. Then it will oscillate like an oscillator does. The mixer is basically bounce of a lot of amplifier outputs for mixing sounds.

[@GizzyDillespee]

I dare any of you to rent sone time at Abbey Road with one of their high-end vintage desks, just to do this and record it. Obviously don't tell them that's your plan. Just make sure they know you'll be bringing your own "engineer" to run the desk!

[@SimonTheMagpie]

This comment is the kind that makes me wish I had money sometimes 😄

[@StephenMcLeod]

Oh God I am literally doing a video on a new mixer and was going to mention this idea. Perfect timing! I'll be sure to link to this video as it's an awesome explainer.

[@AndreijRublev]

Thank you!

[@SimonTheMagpie]

Hey! Link to the full video I had made for me instead please (in my description)😁 He deserves ALL THE PRAISE! Plus you can say I told you to, heheh. ❤️

[@StephenMcLeod]

@@SimonTheMagpie I'll do both!

[@theodoreiakovidis838]

I have been dealing with sound equipment for many years. The noise level of this behringer mixer is really good. You have to be there in the 90s where mixers felt like a tornado was around the mix. They say its garbage because of its price. One thing,... they dont get my money.

[@ryanmarren]

I did this on an analogue console once and the sounds you can get with just a few aux sends to some outboard gear is amazing

[@TheEudaemonicPlague]

The guy I bought my house from left behind an old Behringer mixer, which I think was the first consumer digital mixer. It's supposed to have some little thing wrong with it, that would require sending it back to the factory to fix, so he just gave it to me. It's been gathering dust for fifteen years, and I've been trying to decide what to do with it--I'm not a musician (though I own instruments), so I can't imagine any normal use I could get out of it. This is perfect...I'm nuts about synths.

[@horse_dog]

i have a stereo reverb pedal, and most of the time i run it like this: guitar>left mono input>left mono output>right stereo input>right stereo output>amp. it makes infinite length reverb that stacks and get all distorted the more you stack

[@paulj0557tonehead]

Wollensak reel to reel Tape loops, a mixer, a stack of random record LPs, an old Yamaha B4CR organ, a Maestro RM-1 Ring Modulator, a Coron DS7 micro synth, a guitar, a Fostex dual spring reverb. That's all you need.

[@chrisnairn3658]

Well, F! Did Eno know about this going back to his early days? It seems like what he would get up to but I do not recall reading anything about him doing this. I LOVE it! Thanks, Simon!

[@bintangdomena]

Well the title is a BIT misleading,however, using a piece of gear to make sounds is a blast- everyone should try it sometime just for fun if nothing else....I think that's all this really is. It's so cool watching the people playing together.

[@AwesomeAcousticsEnglish]

Andreij seems to have very little following in his channel so it's nice that you're bringing attention to his channel!

[@SimonTheMagpie]

Friendship ❤️

[@AndreijRublev]

❤❤❤

[@TheTapePlayerBlog]

In a perfect world, this is the most popular video on KZbin. Going to go try all this stuff right now!

[@AndreijRublev]

Yeah! Let's go!

[@MechMod]

Bro I just want to tell you how much healthier you look now than you did a year ago. I’m pride of you brother! Keep living the dream my dude!

[@SimonTheMagpie]

Probably the camera and maybe the alcohol hehe

[@Rr0gu3_5uture]

Cool, Andreij is giving off Count von Count vibes!

[@lifeworldmusic4855]

This and this dudes video just changed my life

[@koalemos1679]

Thank you Magpie, very cool 👍

[@xeroinfinity]

Ive been dying to try this! A couple years ago someone gave me a huge Yamaha MC1602 mixer that needs some work. Power cords damaged and it sat in the rain for a night but its all dry now. This seems way easier than i thought it would be. Thanks for sharing!!

[@jreign]

Scratch Perverts used the feedback loop at dj battles in the late 90s. Sounded awesome

[@AndreijRublev]

That's great! Didn't know that, I'll definetely check if I can find some examples!

[@jreign]

@Andreij Rublev kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooWvl4KIqbp8fM0 from the 3 to 4 minute mark he's mixing it with records, then all feedback.... and around the 5:12 mark.

[@MichalSada]

@@jreignThx❤

[@NullStaticVoid]

I've been doing this for years with pedals and cheaper mixers. These Behringer and Yamaha mixers are not great in my opinion. But they are bloody audiophile quality compared to old Radio Shack/Realistic mixers and similar. Those older junkier mixers distort much more interestingly. There is one thing that these newer mixers feature which the old ones lack, which is inserts. You can easily get several types of feedback loops going on at the same time in one mixer and still have the aux sends available for further processing, EQ reverb etc. Also, on all mixer with which I am familiar, the low cut will come before the insert and the EQ after. So you have some interesting control there. It's kind of funny, I got into doing that kind of stuff because I could not afford modular synths and fancy synthesizers. Now I have tons of modular gear and a not insignificant amount of analog and digital synths. But none of these can replicate a ghetto set up with a few guitar pedals and a mixer I picked up for $40. So I frequently reach for my crappiest gear to squiggle noises all over the pristine tracks I recorded with my best gear.

[@giantrhizomes2470]

adding a simple audio source is also a really fun way to modulate the feedback.

[@christophermases9992]

Never seen this before, very inspiring!

[@Denis.Zhelnerovich]

The project called "Arcane Device" has been making this stuff since 80s

[@AndreijRublev]

Noted! I didn't know it! I'll check it out, thank you for the suggestion!

[@woodch]

OMG I have the 6 channel version of this mixer with a lot of issues... This video is for me! Edit: Oh, I did exactly this sort of thing to mine-- probably why it has the issues it has now LOL. Also, "do not connect directly to speakers or headphones while doing this." Heh... Too late [TINITUS INTENSIFIES] Edit Edit: I am crying 😆 I haven't heard noises like this in years. I did underground internet radio for a few years back in the mid to late 00's, and we called these experiments "button solos". Good stuff!

[@digicat247]

First I said "lol, wut". Now going dumpster diving

[@bigkik]

Thanks for sharing ! I personnaly discovered the "no input" technique a few days ago with the release of the bastl bastie. Sounds really interesting ! And I love the approach of using what we have already or to give a second life to an unused gear !

[@emmaessex]

great video from Andreij and very excited to experience your "noise music" story arc!!!!

[@AndreijRublev]

Thank you! I'm curious too to discover what Simon will do with this new tool!

[@SimonTheMagpie]

Heheh boom

[@G.Man-]

Guys, it would be cool to see a sound comparison of two of the same model mixers... Btw Simon, your Behringer sounds amazing through the delay

[@NicStage]

Shameful plug: all the Magpie Pedals are particularly fun for no-input in a big part because of the triple bypass. The ability to engage/disengage an effect at will and rhythmically is really useful for avoiding a constant wall of sound and keeping things dynamic.

[@AndreijRublev]

OH YES!

[@PabloGarcia-sf7bn]

Now I know what to do with that old 24 track Hill Audio Mixer taking up space in my garage!

[@AndreijRublev]

YES, exactly that! ❤ Let us know how it goes!

[@PabloGarcia-sf7bn]

@@AndreijRublev Will do bro, that was inspiring!

[@AndreijRublev]

@@PabloGarcia-sf7bn Super glad to hear that!

[@MoritzKlein0]

you’re putting me out of business

[@NicStage]

Well a compressor/limiter comes in *really* handy with no-input! 😅

[@AndreijRublev]

​@@NicStage absolutely true!

[@misterakt]

I actually used to play around extensively with no-input mixers in college, to the point where I had a massive polyphonic synthesizer! I had one soundboard rigged to foot pedals to play bass notes (a total of four different notes), another soundboard rigged to play chords and other accompaniment (a total of six notes with two-note polyphony), then a tape player I rigged to become an oscillator. I actually recorded an album with that set-up under the name Heavy Yellow, I believe it's still up on Bandcamp if you or anyone else wants to check it out!

[@endless_arps]

This is amazing , thanks for sharing!

[@hyperactivists9390]

OMG THIS MADE MY DAY!! Amazing that I never knew this SMH. His video is great and your comments are so fun too!!

[@SiliconBassist]

I had had some fun doing this a while back, but I stopped because I’m paranoid about my hearing. I should probably just use a limiter or something for piece of mind, because this is simply too fun to not get back into

[@eskee1]

"Peace" of mind.. js

[@McTroyd]

The EEs call this phenomenon "self-oscillation." It stems from the noise intrinsic to every electronic device. (Insert joke correlating Behringer with noise here.) When fed back and amplified, that noise modulates with itself, creating the audible oscillation. It comes off as a square wave here because we are peaking all of the amplifiers; playing with the gain might make other waveforms (and, thus, other sounds) possible. Impressive to see how good input protection is on even cheap mixers these days -- I am equal parts stunned and unsurprised your musician friend has never blown a mixer. OTOH, somewhere, there's a sound engineer watching this video and having an aneurysm. 😅👍

[@inthefade]

I've been doing this sort of thing the last year and auto tuning the results to a given key, then sampling from it and remixing it. Fantastic lofi brutalist sounds.

[@mk1st]

Wow. A new world just opened up.

[@zoeycassandra4291]

Flanger>delay>di20 compressor in link mode>back into flanger and into mixer (using 2 different outputs from the di20)

[@ClemStamation]

I have been carrying one of these Behringer mixers for 20 years cause I thought I'd need it one day. Today is that day. Thank you!!!

[@bleachedshadow]

Wow! I had no idea that I already had a modular synth...

[@lxfks517]

12:22 "bruh bruh bruh bruh bruh..." funk soul brother

[@bFOURdwZEROlf]

The gift of harsh noise

[@thechadbuddha]

the virgin synth bro vs the chad wrong hole enthusiast

[@komonuk3703]

i used to use tape decks like this... so much fun

[@ThureDuehrsen]

How cool is this? I happen to have two mixers lying around....!

[@stickupcrewuk8473]

Love you so much, please never stop creating. my friends and I did a similar thing in the 90's also used a mic in a hoover pipe through a reverb peddle and fed back through the mixer on 2.

[@scarlet93]

I tried this a few weeks ago of my own volition. It's so fun

[@demp11]

I don't think he threw it away because it was trash, I think he threw it away because it's possessed 3:00 😂

[@AndreijRublev]

😂

[@alexandrumihaibudes3852]

Really useful for me and would love to see more such videos about different experimental techniques.

[@42pyroboy]

This is so cool SImon! I have had a mix 8 sitting around doing nothing for a long time and now i have a new favorite toy!

[@matthew_thefallen]

I knew it was possible but never digged into it, it's amazing!!