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Circuit Bent Buddha Machine


MONK ROCKER Buddha Machine [ circuit bent ] was uploaded by: asmhaxor
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Circuite Bent Buddha Machine Ambient Music Generator


buddha machine bent by coloringpad was uploaded by: coloringpad
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February 19, 2009February 20, 20091 Comment

Virtual Buddha Machine For The iPhone

The Buddha Machine iPhone app (App Store link) is a virtual version of FM3’s ambient sound generator.  Description: The Buddha Machine is a palm-sized box that plays nine ambient loops composed by Beijing-based music duo FM3. Founded in 1999 by Christiaan Virant and Zhang Jian, FM3 are considered pioneers of electronic music in China. Virant… Read More Virtual Buddha Machine For The iPhone

December 2, 20083 Comments

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I’m always in one of three modes. I’m in “Let’s try an experiment” mode, which is quite undirected.

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