Richard Devine has posted a video of the Bend Workstation and a Roland TR-707 in action:

Joel Corelitz used a Glitchdesk Bend Workstation & Bent TR-707 to create most of the percussion for his Waveplant release, Refragment.

A Glitchdesk Bend Workstation and a custom module appear in photographs from the recent Richard Devine feature at elektron-users.com.

A new instrument package has been posted here.

Included is an early Glitchdesk prototype module–a large 4U rackmount patch panel. There are 100 patch points corresponding to various I/O pins and potentiometer terminals.

The SK-1 and SK-5 each have MIDI input via SKM kits.

Joel Corelitz of underscore music used a Glitchdesk Bend Workstation and bent TR-707 when creating the soundtrack for eatdrink’s promo video, Observation of the Cat State.

The existing Glitchdesk modules (Bend Workstation, Bend Console, Minipatch) have been discontinued. The panel design files and parts lists have been posted under the MIT License. The files can be found on the home page of each product.

New Glitchdesk modules are in the design stage. The DB-25 connector products will remain part of the Glitchdesk system.

The last 6 Glitchdesk Minipatch circuit bending patch units are being auctioned at eBay, along with the remaining stock of DIN-8 connectors.

A new bent Casio SK-8 is available for sale. As a circuit bending target, the SK-8 is perhaps superior to both the SK-1 and SK-5. The SK-8 has lots of good chaotic sounds, multiple sample memory, plus “Easter egg” individual drum sounds.

A commissioned bent Grillo Parlante (Italian Speak & Spell) has also been posted.

Details here.