Circuit Happy
Circuit Happy was founded in 2017 by Ed Guild as a way to both create new electronic hardware and to design and build custom electronics installations.
Ed’s background in electronic music, live performance, and graphic design gives him a visual and musical perspective when approaching the design of electronics.
Ed has DJ’d, VJ’d, and performed with bands since 2001. He first got involved with bands to explore live video projecting, aka, being a Video Jockey (VJ). From there he got more and more interested in live and studio sound technology. He is especially interested in groups that bring the studio to the stage, using unorthodox gear that is normally not used on stage. The natural progression is now to create hardware for music and light-making.
Circuit Happy ML:2m
ML:2m Eurorack Clock Generator with Ableton Link WiFi SyncML:2m is your modern ..
$250.00 Ex Tax: $250.00
Circuit Happy was founded in 2017 by Ed Guild as a way to both create new electronic hardware and to design and build custom electronics installations.
Ed’s background in electronic music, live performance, and graphic design gives him a visual and musical perspective when approaching the design of electronics.
Ed has DJ’d, VJ’d, and performed with bands since 2001. He first got involved with bands to explore live video projecting, aka, being a Video Jockey (VJ). From there he got more and more interested in live and studio sound technology. He is especially interested in groups that bring the studio to the stage, using unorthodox gear that is normally not used on stage. The natural progression is now to create hardware for music and light-making.
Circuit Happy The Missing Link, Junior
The Missing Link, JuniorMeet Junior.It took me all of three minutes to hoo..
$260.00 Ex Tax: $260.00
Circuit Happy was founded in 2017 by Ed Guild as a way to both create new electronic hardware and to design and build custom electronics installations.
Ed’s background in electronic music, live performance, and graphic design gives him a visual and musical perspective when approaching the design of electronics.
Ed has DJ’d, VJ’d, and performed with bands since 2001. He first got involved with bands to explore live video projecting, aka, being a Video Jockey (VJ). From there he got more and more interested in live and studio sound technology. He is especially interested in groups that bring the studio to the stage, using unorthodox gear that is normally not used on stage. The natural progression is now to create hardware for music and light-making.