Get glitchy circuit bent synth sounds from your pedal board. Remember to keep the volume low and try this setup at your own risk. This is not how your pedals were meant to be used, but it’s a whole lot of fun!

Timecodes:
00:00 – Intro
00:27 – The Setup
01:37 – Drive Pedals
02:30 – EQ Pedals
02:56 – Combining Gain Pedals
03:25 – Modulation Pedals
04:24 – Delay Pedals and Small Pedalboards
05:42 – Other Pedals and Larger Pedalboards
06:45 – Pedalboard ‘Solo’

Doing no input with a Miku Stomp pedal is a pretty dumb idea right? So how come I really like it

This video is an introduction to no input mixing and a basic patch tutorial. No input mixing is a technique pioneered by Toshimaru Nakamura, which involves creating chaotic sound on a mixer by self-patching to create feedback loops.

00:52 What is No Input Mixing?
03:12 How to Choose a Mixer
06:10 Patch Demo
10:52 Patch & Mixer Walk-Through

Now I’ll spend a couple of sleepless nights just creating a feedback loop of ALL MY PEDALS and maybe do like a grand finale with that, heheh! Should I? I think I should. Cause pedals and mixers are my new main synthesizers, hehe

Today I show you the basics of no input mixing techniques with a couple of practical examples and a few suggestions and thoughts on this particular way of using feedbacks in musical contexts.