Again another hectic day, not just one but two lectures on circuit bending and chip tune music at Norwich Access To Music. It’s always interesting to see peoples reactions to the concept of rewiring childrens’ toys and reprogramming video game machines to make new music. A few people in the classes were familar chip tune music and had tuned in to the Zane Lowe show last week which is good to hear. The room was kitted out with a lovely PA, so I decided to let some of the students play on some of the circuit bent toys I had with me.

Centre Manager Ian Johnson was kind enough to donate an old Merlin handheld electronic game from 1978 to my research and thanks to Andi Sapey Photography for coming down and taking some pics you can find more of his work here. Overall it was another brilliant day and another brilliant music centre. You can check out a full gallery of pictures from the day here.