via appliancide:
"These tracks should be listened to loud in a dark room. Parts 1 and 2 are just modular synth being tweaked as it plays with no overdubs. Part 3 is a mix of some old unfinished stuff remixed for the Trollogy concept. The creepy main hook was done with an old version of Reaktor and rest is manipulated samples."
click here for the tracks.
(Analogue Solutions, Bananalogue, Doepfer, Livewire & Plan B)
You can find some shots of the modular in previous posts.
Wednesday, May 07, 2008
The Trollogy: A Tale in Several Parts
Synth Basics with the Reason 4 SubTractor - Part 1
YouTube via MMwOSX
"A tutorial covering the basic features found on most virtual synthesizers, using Reason 4's SubTractor synth."
Synth Basics with the Reason 4 SubTractor - Part 2
Almost got scammed on Jupiter 8
Read this if you ever buy through Ebay. ALWAYS pay with a credit card that offers to return your funds in full, no questions asked, should something go wrong. Thanks to Synth.nl for putting this one up.
Waldorf Midi-Bay MB-15
This one popped up on the Waldorf list. I don't believe I've seen one before. I didn't find a prior post, so here it is. More info on Till Kopper's excellent website.
Mono-Poly - 17F19DM
Buchla demo via Dennis aka Mono-Poly. You can find the mp3 here.
Details:
"5 Buchla 100 serie vco's.
Enevelope generators and vca's and gates are from other brands.
But these are in the modulation path only.
The modulated vco is processed trough external eq + fx and limiting.
It is one vco being modulated by 4 others.
And in the modulation path are some wiard borgs / plan-b trimnbal gates.
Driven by envelope generators / sequencers / sample n holds.
With external fx."
contemplating my 8 modular filters
YouTube via jeanpauljacques
"I made a patch on my modular system to compare all my filters. In this video you can hear how it sounds like when they all run together."
Oscar Discovers the Theremin
Oscar Discovers the Theremin from Mark Camp on Vimeo.
via Mark. "I recently purchased a Moog Etherwave Theremin. My son Oscar absolutely loves it."
Chimera bC16 miniature patch synth Parts 1 - 4
YouTube via ChimSyn. Follow-up to this post.
If you saw the first video already, just click on the right arrow to get to the next one.
ICEM Studio 1
flickr by nr34
full size
Anyone know more about this one? SYNLAB?
Update: some audio on KlangBureau (look for Synlab FM bits). Some notes via the AH archives:
“Again from the nord modular list, this might be of interest to everyone. Pics of the synlab and closeups of some modules can be found here. Looks like a nice copy of the arp 2500 design with many more types of modules and more features per module. Very impressive indeed! And from what i've read, it fills an entire room and it cost about 350,000 to build back in the day.”
“SYNLAB - big-as-a-house modular. Rare as hen's teeth. 'Probably the most impressive synthesiser ever made'”
"just read the book again [A-Z of Analogue Synths] and it wasn't that studio at
all but the ICEM computer music institute in Essen. Also, the name of the synth was SYNLAB."
Update: be sure to check out the comments of this post for more info and links.
full size
Anyone know more about this one? SYNLAB?
Update: some audio on KlangBureau (look for Synlab FM bits). Some notes via the AH archives:
“Again from the nord modular list, this might be of interest to everyone. Pics of the synlab and closeups of some modules can be found here. Looks like a nice copy of the arp 2500 design with many more types of modules and more features per module. Very impressive indeed! And from what i've read, it fills an entire room and it cost about 350,000 to build back in the day.”
“SYNLAB - big-as-a-house modular. Rare as hen's teeth. 'Probably the most impressive synthesiser ever made'”
"just read the book again [A-Z of Analogue Synths] and it wasn't that studio at
all but the ICEM computer music institute in Essen. Also, the name of the synth was SYNLAB."
Update: be sure to check out the comments of this post for more info and links.
Nanoloop Synced to Ableton Live via MIDI Clock
YouTube via littlescale.
"Nanoloop on a Gameboy (whose audio is coming in on track 2) is synchronised to the drums playing in Ableton (track 1). This is to test out a new interface I have been working on that syncs Nanoloop to a MIDI clock."
Quick video of my work space
No, not my workspace. YouTube via acidchild. If I missed any synth labels let me know.
Earth Mars project cosmic dreams
YouTube via svenhansen44. Sequential Circuits Prophet-5
"Music and ideas are copyrighted. Cosmic dreams give me inspiration for Electronic Music. As i dive into the ancient history, the idea of life elsewhere in the universe is not so strange to me anymore."
Formanta Polivoks | demo by syntezatory.prv.pl
YouTube via Jexus. Some Manson for you.
"1982 Poliwoks from Formanta factory. All sounds programmed by WC Olo Garb. Video editing by WC Olo Garb. ||| Syntezatory.prv.pl Videos: showing you not what a synthesizer can do, but what a man can do with a synthesizer."
AnalogSuicide visits: Dan McPharlin's Mini Cardboard Synths!
YouTube via tarabusch. Be sure to see the write-up on AnalogSuicide here.
"http://AnalogSuicide.com
http://www.danmcpharlin.com
http://conversomod.com
http://lamodernism.com
Tara Busch checks out the beautiful work of Dan McPharlin at the LA Modernism exhibit in Santa MOnica ,CA ! Like being in a candy store..."
customsynth
YouTube via orthojt.
"custom synth white and pink sh101 s"
A white SH-101 is up for auction here and a pink one here.
Space Punkers live
YouTube via lasercicalone
"Space Punkers live with Monomachine and Machinedrum from Elektron and Xbase 09 from Jomox, output from Genelec 8040"
Alesis Metavox: DJ Puzzle's Secret Revealed
YouTube via gearwire
"Jason Donnelly aka DJ Puzzle expects you to believe that the robotic voices you'll hear in this video are a result of a supposed vocoder called the Alesis Metavox. His claims that you can switch between saw waves, square waves, triangular waves and more might seem feasible, but can we really risk the possibility that Donnelly is using the Metavox to cover up the fact that he is a robot sent from the future to kill Sarah Connor? See more on gearwire.com."
Enter the Monolog
YouTube via avanturb
"More details at http://avanturb.com
Music: "Walking Ad" Performed by Tara Nova (Written by Primus Luta)"
Musical interfaces @ Maker Faire
Musical interfaces @ Maker Faire from Collin Cunningham on Vimeo.
"Here's a short vid showing just a few of the many musical interfaces on hand at Bay Area Maker Faire. There were so many awesome instruments - so little time to play them all!"
R2 Dancing at Maker Faire 2008
YouTube via r2d2astromech. Imagine a synthesizer that moves.
"R2 dancing with children at Maker Faire 2008"
Groovy Babes on Oldschool-Sound
Before you click, this one is NOT safe for work (NSFW). I actually put this up back in October of 2005. It popped up on the AH list yesterday and brian c forwarded it along, so here it is for those that missed it. Enjoy, or not...
Sounds vom Synthesizer
via swissdoc:
"'Sounds vom Synthesizer' was a radio show from the German station HR3 (Hessischer Rundfunk in Frankfurt). It was aired every two weeks from January 1983 to December 1986. The show was moderated first by Volkmar Krammarz and later by Rainer Sauer.
The show presented music made with synthesizers, run interviews with artists in the studio in Frankfurt (i.e. Propaganda, Klaus Schulze, Jean-Michel Jarre, Tangerine Dream, Howard Jones, Michael Rother, Ash Ra Tempel, Kraftwerk, Art of Noise or Spliff to name a few).
In addition specials like the regular series 'Per Anhalter durch die Synthesizergeschichte' (The Hitchhiker's Guide to Synth History), 'We are Producers' or the 'Electronic Poll' (Reader Poll) have been part of the show.
Even synth tests or reports from Musikmesse FFM have been sent in the later shows, Equipment rangin from Kurzweil K250 to sampler cards for C64 or Apple ][.
Rainer Sauer is working these days for Radio Jena, where the old series is aired again every Saturday. Under the name 'Synthesizer Studio' it is available as a online stream from Webradio ZONO.
http://www.mynewradio.de/html/programm.html
Shows are sent in random order every night in the time from 00:00 to 04:00 MESZ (MESZ = UTC + 2h). Times are indicative, the timing is not really strict. There may be up to 3 shows during one night, but in some cases no show is sent.
The streaming URL (128 kbit mp3) is http://zono01.host01-he.comc.name:8000 [Open this one in a streaming player like Winamp AND read this full post for when to listen].
Later Rainer Sauer was organising from 1986 till 1989 the Frankfurter Synthesizertage titled 'White Waves', recording of live concerts are aired via Webradio ZONO as well under the same streaming URL later.
Text based on http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sounds_vom_Synthesizer"
"'Sounds vom Synthesizer' was a radio show from the German station HR3 (Hessischer Rundfunk in Frankfurt). It was aired every two weeks from January 1983 to December 1986. The show was moderated first by Volkmar Krammarz and later by Rainer Sauer.
The show presented music made with synthesizers, run interviews with artists in the studio in Frankfurt (i.e. Propaganda, Klaus Schulze, Jean-Michel Jarre, Tangerine Dream, Howard Jones, Michael Rother, Ash Ra Tempel, Kraftwerk, Art of Noise or Spliff to name a few).
In addition specials like the regular series 'Per Anhalter durch die Synthesizergeschichte' (The Hitchhiker's Guide to Synth History), 'We are Producers' or the 'Electronic Poll' (Reader Poll) have been part of the show.
Even synth tests or reports from Musikmesse FFM have been sent in the later shows, Equipment rangin from Kurzweil K250 to sampler cards for C64 or Apple ][.
Rainer Sauer is working these days for Radio Jena, where the old series is aired again every Saturday. Under the name 'Synthesizer Studio' it is available as a online stream from Webradio ZONO.
http://www.mynewradio.de/html/programm.html
Shows are sent in random order every night in the time from 00:00 to 04:00 MESZ (MESZ = UTC + 2h). Times are indicative, the timing is not really strict. There may be up to 3 shows during one night, but in some cases no show is sent.
The streaming URL (128 kbit mp3) is http://zono01.host01-he.comc.name:8000 [Open this one in a streaming player like Winamp AND read this full post for when to listen].
Later Rainer Sauer was organising from 1986 till 1989 the Frankfurter Synthesizertage titled 'White Waves', recording of live concerts are aired via Webradio ZONO as well under the same streaming URL later.
Text based on http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sounds_vom_Synthesizer"
Audio Playground Synth and Drum Machines For Sale
You can find the full list of items here. pictured:
-Rare (Fricke) MFB-512 analog drum machine (more info on MFB)
-Rare Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 rev. 1 "There where only 183 ever made of the Revision one. It used the SSM chip set not the CEM chip set that the Revision 2 went to. It also used a now rare Koa-wood case (gorgeous) that also change with the revision 2 . The power switch is on the front panel also not like the later rev. 2 & 3."
http://www.keyboardmuseum.org/
-Rare (Fricke) MFB-512 analog drum machine (more info on MFB)
-Rare Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 rev. 1 "There where only 183 ever made of the Revision one. It used the SSM chip set not the CEM chip set that the Revision 2 went to. It also used a now rare Koa-wood case (gorgeous) that also change with the revision 2 . The power switch is on the front panel also not like the later rev. 2 & 3."
http://www.keyboardmuseum.org/
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