Circuit Bending

Yamaha PSS-7

German Version

The PSS-7 is a typical example for the "more modern" single-chip-generation devices. It basically has one chip which processes all functions internally and also holds all samples. The astoundingly large amount of sounds and drum samples sound overall quite "grainy" (Samples with approx. 8 bit @ 12 to 14 kHz).

Up to now, I built in 2 "shitshot" buttons and a reset button (Taster). These now unleash beautiful noises and noise-loops that occur by sheer chance. As a sound example, I took a part from a The PSS-7 is a typical example for the "more modern" single-chip-generation devices. It basically has one chip which processes all functions internally and also holds all samples. The astoundingly large amount of sounds and drum samples sound overall quite "grainy" (Samples with approx. 8 bit @ 12 to 14 kHz). Up to now, I built in 2 "shitshot" buttons and a reset button (Taster). These now unleash beautiful noises and noise-loops that occur by sheer chance. As a sound example, I took a part from a Monomal & Muttermahl session, where the PSS-7 is supported by a Casio MT-800 beat.

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