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Title: Bending a Yamaha PSR-75 (Or Similar)
Post by: iwillbeacircuitbender on March 21, 2015, 05:13:47 PM

First time actually using this forum. So, I have a Yamaha PSR-75 that I want to temporarily bend or "soft" bend. What pins should I interconnect on the AWM chip to get good results without frying it? And is AWM very glitchable in any way? The same thing could most likely be done to a Yamaha PSR-170 (also AWM)

Title: Re: Bending a Yamaha PSR-75 (Or Similar)
Post by: iwillbeacircuitbender on June 11, 2015, 08:56:26 PM

OK. AWM is very glitchable. Bending my Yamaha PSR-170, I got some really good aleatoric glitches sometimes by bending the pins of it's ROM chip. When it crashes on a single frozen tone, that is when the glitches occur. OK, enough blabbing. Since AWM is so glitchable, how can I permanently corrupt that keyboard's sounds, sonce when the ROM resets, everything goes back to normal