We've heard of producers throwing the kitchen sink at a record - now meet the guy who's used a kitchen gadget.
Analooger has posted a YouTube video of what he describes as an "audio experiment". This basically involved miking up a 1970s blender (a Hamilton Beach model, if you're interested), running this through an Access Virus synth for gating purposes and then messing around with the blender's buttons.
There are 14 speeds, and as these are selected, the blender's audible output changes.
We won't try and explain any further - just watch the video and you'll get it.
(Via Synthtopia)
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