"Did you think about how to create ambient music that sounds like somebody left a brick on a synthesizer and went for a cup of coffee ?
Well now you can! With Ambient Sequencer AS-606 it is possible to compose music that lasts several aeons and is very simple to use.
Ambient Sequencer AS-606 features:
One-channel one-step sequencer*
Unlimited note duration
20-voice polyphony**
Compatible with all digital and analog keyboards
Real-time control for all parameters
"To Infinity And Beyond™" infinite control resolution
Contains no small parts
No choking hazard
Suitable for children less than three years old
*two-step sequencing option using "black-white" -technique
**with standard-sized keyboards, more with mini-keyboards
***yeah, right"
You can find more info including images here.
Thursday, January 22, 2009
GorF Wins Zoybar Competition
Find more videos like this on Zoybar
via Zoybar
"Congratulations also go to Paul Maddox (VacoLoco) introducing his project GorF 019, Paul's words:
"GorF will be 100% open source (GPLv3), the schematics are already available on my site, and a prototype PCB (100mm by 80mm) has been ordered, once I've built it using this PCB and confirmed it works, the PCB files and code will be published so others can build one and tinker with the code to suit their own needs... I hope that by giving these projects to the community it will encourage people to develop their ideas and create new things I can't even imagine!"
So, what's Zoybar?
"Zoybar is a unique platform for developing innovative music instruments and effects.
The Zoybar components provide research and development tools as
a sustainable prototype platform.
The same modular parts can be assembled as different instruments, can be changed during the performance and also be mounted with numerous special effects, just by adding and changing their position across the profile groves.
Learn more about Zoybar"
We're looking forward to see these skills integrated with the Zoybar hardware."
NAMM: WNAMM09: Quantum Leap Silk Road Crosses Borders
Be sure to see the write-up on Sonic State for more details.
Armenian Duduk and more samples of instruments from the East, China, Persia and India.
Pixelh8 "Obsolete?"
via the Pixelh8 email list:"I am very excited.
Recently I Pixelh8 have had the good fortune, with the help of The National Museum of Computing and the Performing Rights Society Foundation, to have a huge music project of mine funded. The project is to write a piece of music composed from sounds from some of the rarest and earliest computers and computing devices in the world to be performed at the World War II code breaking centre Bletchley Park, Milton Keynes on March 20th and 21st 2009.
The project entitled “Obsolete?” will make use of machines such as Colossus Mark 2 world’s first programmable, digital, electronic, computing device used for code breaking in World War II and probably one of, if not the most significant computer in the world. Another computer to be used is Elliot 803 from 1960, a giant machine that has only 4k!!! ithink it’s one of only three left in the world and I love it!
The blogs leading up to it have now also been declassified and can be accessed by going here http://pixelh8.co.uk/category/obsolete/
On the flipside the piece will also feature several other commonplace computing devices that have either been discarded or branded as “Obsolete?” as time moved on, so yes I will be using the ubiquitous BBC Micro too.
This will be chip tune music but unlike any other you have ever heard.
These machines have been restored to working order and in some cases completely reconstructed by volunteers and researchers at TNMOC, and I am honoured to be associated with these hard working men and women and the unique history of Bletchley Park.
This is to be one of many computer music related projects I am hoping to bring to the museum and I am very, very excited. I strongly recommend you go and visit The National Museum of Computing in the meantime, but you won’t get any more information about “Obsolete?” just yet, as it is classified information.
Pixelh8"
via brian c
Drum machine Orgy Update
I'm obviously smiling as I post this. :) I think this might get Title of the Year. Definitely for the year to date.
That said, you can find more info on the orgy here.
Hmm... I wonder what this will do to my Google ads. They are supposed to scrape the site and post relevant ads based on keywords. Orgy, orgy, orgy. Hot synths here! Hot dripping analog synthesizers!
That said, you can find more info on the orgy here.
Hmm... I wonder what this will do to my Google ads. They are supposed to scrape the site and post relevant ads based on keywords. Orgy, orgy, orgy. Hot synths here! Hot dripping analog synthesizers!
BeatMaker 1.3.2 update is now available
"This update brings support for importing the Noise.io iPhone Synthesizer sounds directly into BeatMaker, as well as various general improvements."The interesting note here of course is "integration" of different iPhone apps. I put integration in quotes because you can't run the apps at the same time for active/live integration.
You can find BeatMaker here:
apSEQ 2
YouTube via enapa1apa - Arduino based sequencer.
"Midiout output!!"
apSEQ 2 midi out
"A button sends midi, got some action now!!"
synthesized heartbeat
YouTube via dkimcg
"It was a little more involved than I thought it would be, but I also think I overcomplicated this one. D-LFO is the heart of the patch...
This video sucks, but I wanted to document it, so I could remember later if needed."
NAMM: MOTU Software Drum Module bpm
YouTube via griffinavid
"Experience the ultimate Beat Production MachineBPM unites drum machine-style operation with advanced virtual instrument technology to give you the ultimate rhythm programming experience. Combine drum kits, sequenced patterns, sliced loops and instrument sounds to realize your rhythmic vision, mixing and matching any playing style with any drum kit. Or plug in your pad controller or MIDI keyboard to capture your live, groove-quantized performance directly in BPM."
roland mc -202 MicroComposer and roland tb - 303 Bass Line together
YouTube via djpelinn
"mc 202 (at the beginning playing channel 1 then, channel 2)"
joining and transposing patterns up or down with tb 303
"roland tb 303 + boss metal zone mt-2"
Oberheim Perf/X Systemizer
via this auction"The SYSTEMIZER is Master MIDI control center and memory bank that allow you to create and store a wide variety of MIDI keyboard (or other instrument) setups that can be as simple or elaborate as you want.
The SYSTEMIZER also allows extensive PEDAL control - four locally thru rear panel phone jacks, and 4 via MIDI.
The SYTEMIZER allows you to recall any setup between Master and Slave instantly and performs many functions that instruments cannot do on their own. For example the SYSTEMIZER permits multiple SPLITS even if your instrument doesn't have that capability.
Layering, crossfading, fixed or floating split point, mono or polyphony and more can be stored in one of the 32 Setups. A port for an optional memory card is provided. If you use many MIDI instruments, sequencer, computer, FX and more, the Systemizer will do things you never thought possible, or only wished you could.Some of the Factory Presets:
4 way Layer, 2 and 3 way splits, pressure crossfade, positional crossfade, velocity switching,aftertouch carossfade, stacked fifths, detune by pedal, etc." box shot
Ludwig Phase II Guitar Synthesizer
via this auction
Hmm... this is the first time I realized it actually resembles a mini garbage compactor.
KORG DS-8 FM Synth
via this auction4-Op 8 voice synth
DS Series Library RAM Card
Update via Computer Controlled in the comments: "I like the ASS Pedal input!"
I'm telling you, there is always something there. :)
KORG MS10
via this auctionNote this is the one from this video.
"The MS 10 may be smaller brother to the MS 20 but it still has much to offer and still has that MS Korg sound especially if you cant afford the MS 20 ! This legendary sound mainly comes from the filter and its controls frequency cut off (low pass filter) and peak (resonance ,Q ) . Its brings in such a natural warm harmonic distortion that cannot be emulated by software just like the rich harmonic content of a violin cannot be replicated digitally. This is analog , this is what its all about
The patch bay and external in add another aspect of experimentation and sound exploration."Note the tote bag carrying case.
Circuit Bent Vtech Smart Start Elite
YouTube via Glitched0ut. via this auction
"**Please Read** WATCH BOTH VIDEOS! This first video shows the drum machine-like capabilities with the 13 switches, how it loops and keeps time. The second video shows the Glitch/Distortion button, the Pitch Down button, and the Sound Freeze button(on the backside). This machine is capable of doing some crazy stuff. Thanks for watching!"
Circuit Bent Vtech Smart Start Elite 2
"This is the 2nd video. It demonstrates the glitch and distortion capabilities, as well as the pitch down and sound freeze. Insane stuff folks!"
Modular Synth Lissajous Scope Graphics
YouTube via dkimcg
"Based on the math behind a Lissajous curve using a Cwejman stereo ringmod. You can patch a similar thing with the sine waves of a quadrature oscillator (offset 90 degrees), and 4 additional oscillators (self-oscillating resonant filters included), but they don't have to be sine waves. The broken lined "flowers" are saws and squares. The audio is filtered through a PlanB Model 12 filter that's being modulated by one of the subo-scillators (the oscillator that's synced to the master oscillator that only modulates the filter and syncs one of the "audio" oscillators). Lots of sync in the patch...
Sorry about the lousy camerawork. I can't find the mount for my camera to connect to the tripod."
MIDIbox SEQ V3 Session 2
YouTube via ucapps
"This is another video of a beta test session.
MBSEQ runs in song mode, a lot of arpeggiators are active, some CC lines for trancegate effect, most tracks are configured for 32th note resolution, one track runs with 2/3 speed."
MIDIbox SID V2 Bassline Demo
YouTube via ucapps
"The making of a new bassline demo with MIDIbox SID V2. This major update can conrol up to 8 SID soundchips with four PIC microcontrollers, connected to a CAN network. There are 4 dedicated sound engines for Leads/Basslines/Drums and polyphonic multi sounds, which can run on any PIC core as desired.
In this demo, four 8580 SIDs are used (...but my own box is fully stuffed, it just wasn't required to use the remaining ones)
The first core plays drum sequences, the second core two independent bassline sequences.
The sequences are interactively selected from a MIDI keyboard, and sound parameters like CutOff/EnvMod/Decay are changed with faders/joystick/Control Surface.
The Audio Output of the SID which plays the lower octave bassline is feedbacked to the Audio Input for increased resonance and distortion.
You listen to pure and unique SID sound - and it is sequenced live! Only external EQs, compression and delay effects have been added.
For more infos regarding this (strictly) non-commercial Do-It-Yourself project, see http://www.uCApps.de"
Liquid Sky
via vito:"I´ve recently saw this beatufil movie called liquid sky, something of an 80´s odditie. I´ve searched for it in your DB without success.
The soundtrack is entirely Fairlight CMI. It also features this beautiful ode to the drum machine - "me and my rhythm box".
there is a myspace with the songs
here´s more info, including the rhythm box performance scene" [link]
Liquid Sky on IMDB
Liquid Sky on Ebay
Liquid Sky on Amazon
I added this to the Synth Movies section as well.
Update via Peter M. in the comments of the Synths in TV and Film post:
YouTube via poisondoor. Roland CR-78
"My favourite scene from my favourite movie - Liquid Sky. Adrian Sings in the club while Jimmy's looking for the Drugs in Margaret's room.
[Both roles played by Anne Carlisle!]
Me ... me and my ... me and my ... me and my rhythm box ... me and my rhythm box ... are you jealous fox? (folks?) are you jealous fox? ... my rhythm box is sweet ... never forgets the beat ... it never eats ... it never shits ... it never sleeps ... it only beats ... it's always high ... so am I ... do you wanna know why? ... it ... it is ... preprogrammed ... so what ... so what ... so what ... who of your friends is not? ... who of your friends is not? who's not?"
more details in the video description here.
How to sync a Juno 60 arpeggio with stuff you've already got
How to sync a Juno 60 arpeggio with stuff you've already got from 6am on Vimeo.
"So what you do is feed a short, loud sound into the Arpeggio Clock In of a Juno 60 (or 6, I assume) - and whenever the sound is played it will trigger the next note in the Juno's Arpeggiatorater buffer. Don't think it matters terribly what the sound is - I'm using a rimshot here - the key to the sound is that it's loud and short and bippy.
Course the best thing about this is being able to trigger the arpeggio irregularly, and also if you feed LONG sounds in then you get weird commodore 64 style smearings as the notes trigger too fast - which is quite good too.
All in all I can't believe I didn't try this already. I'm not that clever ysee - real credit goes to em411.com"
Elektron Machinedrum. via Alex.
Space Nutz!
YouTube via rastro2
"Created by Bob Kathman and Joe McGinty, The Space Nutz are an outer space rock band from the planet Blorp. Music: "Space Age Road Song", by Joe McGinty"
via Joe: "Just wanted to let you know about some recordings I did in the early 90s, for a cartoon project--Space Nutz! The cartoon series never came to fruition, but the tracks are now available online. The recordings were inspired by Perrey & Kingsley, and other fun "Switched On" records. There are some wacky covers ("Smoke On The Water", "Blitzkrieg Bop", "I Think I Love You") and some originals as well.On-topic content:
Analog synths used were Minimoog and Oberheim Matrix-12, sequenced with one of those Akai ASQ-10 Sequencers. Recorded into a Tascam Porta One.
Other synths: Roland S-550 sampler, Yamaha TX-802, Alesis HR-16B, Kurzweil K1000. Also, some cheap toys bough on Canal Street.
You can listen to some examples here
And here
While you're at the blog, you can check out my combo's cover of Jean-Jacques Perrey's "Moog Indigo", performed at his concert in NYC last October (and JJP's new video!):
that's all for now!"
Disclaimer: I have a hard rule only posting stuff that showcases a specific synth, meaning you have to be able to ID it in the track, video or imagers. I'm making the rare exception on this one so do not flood me with requests unless you can showcase the synth.
Zypher Electronics Digi-Atom 4800 CV2MIDI
via this auction, sent my way via David.
Sold for 249 GBP.
"This is a very rare CV to MIDI converter. The Digi-Atom 4800 can operate in 4 modes as explained here" [see first scan image below]
Depending on the operating mode, you can split the polyphony on 3 MIDI channels with or without Velocity control. There are 2 (depending on the mode) CV to Program Change converters, on MIDI ch. 1 & 2. Also you can convert CVs to Pitch Bend, Modulation, Release and Option (control 65) MIDI controls. And more...There's a Sync24 to MIDI clock converter w/ Sync24 Thru ! The Digi-Atom 4800 will send Start, Stop and Clock message from a Sync24 master to any MIDI sequencer or drum machine. As you can guess, you can expect a lot of fun and experiments with this unit. But let's see an example of setting [see second two scans below]NAMM: Roland VP-770
This one only had a brief mention here. Some details from Roland US:
"VP-770: Vocal & Ensemble Keyboard
Expanding the Role of the Keyboardist
Features
Roland’s VP-550 introduced the world to a new category of musician — the vocal keyboardist. Today, the VP-550’s successor has arrived, broadening the scope of the vocal keyboardist. With the latest technology onboard, the VP-770 allows a single musician to create realistic backing parts that range from futuristic electronic vocal textures to incredible emulations of large-scale gospel choirs and beyond.
* New patches with significant improvements to the Vocal Designer®
* Enhanced expression with SuperNATURAL™-powered Brass
* High-quality headset microphone (DR-HS5 included) significantly reduces feedback
* Premium mic preamps built in
* High-grade appearance with wood side panels and metal chassis"
Moog Minimoog + Roland JD-800 "Orange Dream part2"
YouTube via retrosound72
"vintage synth demo track by RetroSound
"Orange Dream part2"
bassline: Moog Minimoog (Lintronics Midi), triggered by the MFB Step64 step-sequencer and transposed by the Yamaha DX7 II;
fairlight voice, ppg like sound and ambient pad sounds: Roland JD-800;
drums: Roland TR-808;
no sequencer software used, no playback"
"Orange Dream part1" here
browser jockey demonstration video
YouTube via ggijs
"in this video i demonstrate how i get the sound to trigger javascript on the computer.
the microphone is connected to my "beat converter", that sends key press messages to the browser via usb.
http://gieskes.nl/browserjockey/"
Juno 106 + Boss MT-2 : Daft Punk - Rollin & Scratchin
YouTube via Benji7905
"This is a recreation of Daft Punk's classic Rollin' & Scratchin', with a Juno 106 and a Boss MT-2 Metal Zone distortion pedal. That's the same thing they used for doing it, so it sounds very similar, and I'm quite proud of myself :) The beat is sampled from the track, and the other synth was quickly done on Korg MonoPoly VST, Ableton Live is controlled by the Edirol PCR500
Visit my homepage for my music :
http://www.sbrk.fr"
Native Inst Band
YouTube via PXE02321. "VST DEMO for EWI USB"
Native Instruments Band with Akai EWI USB.
Synthesizers.com
YouTube via Synthiefrau
"Yes we can, the hymn of Obama´s victory. I played with Minimoog, V-Synth and Juno 60, the Sequence is from the Q 960 from my Synthesizers.com."
Novation Xio 25 - jas_review007
YouTube via unklekarma
"Novation Xio 25
(JAS_review0067
A review video from justastudio
Novation has always been one of my darlings in the world of synthetic sounds.
This little synthesizer is much more than plastic box with sounds. Its also a soundcard and midi controller. Great for travelling purposes or in the low-budget home recording studio.
The video shows me playing live and running through some of the presets programmed by various top artists such as: Ferry Corsten, Jamiroquai and Roots Manuva. Minor tweaking and pitching.
You need to like the sound of Novation and dont expect any analogish sound from this little beast.
Furthermore its not build like a 70s synth which means the knobs and the case itself is a bit too plastic for my taste.
But I was (still am) impressed. The soundcard is far better than M-audio, EMU 0202 and other low-budget recording gear. It only needs USB power to run and on top of that a 3 osc synthesizer with a decent sound.
Value for money.
EQ, compression and limiter added in the final mix/mastering.
(Some clipping might occur)
Please keep in mind that this track was entirely done for showing what sounds you can get from the Novation Xio synthesizer.
Visit www.justastudio.net
Video, edit and sound by Kaare unkle:karma Bøje.
Get more information about Novation Xio:
http://www.novationmusic.com/products...
Video recorded with Panasonic NV-GS50
Thanks to Martin Craggs for video camera support
www.craggs.dk "
NAMM: Metasonix Eurorack Modules From Tube Warm To "Crazy Metasonix-Style"
YouTube via gearwire
"Our mustachioed friend Josh from Bigcitymusic.com talks about the three upcoming Metasonic Eurorack Modules. The R-51 -- voiced for analog synth mangling -- allows you to add mild tube warmth or take it to the next level (BAM!) and get all Metasonix-y (i.e. sounding like bathroom humor). The R-53, says the enigmatic Josh, is the most extreme Eurorack so far -- and being that it's from the makers of the amp who's name may never be spoken, that's saying a lot.
See more on Gearwire.com."
Introducing: USB Audio & MIDI Interfaces (UM/UA Series
YouTube via CakewalkSoftware
"Cakewalk introduces a new line of USB Audio & MIDI interfaces. These compact, affordable products are PC and MAC compatible- designed to connect one or more instruments, MIDI devices, and other equipment to a computer."
steiner vcf
YouTube via bluelantern320
"STEINER VCF CLONE DEMONSTRATION. IN THIS PARTICULAR PROTOTYPE I HAD TO CHANGE THE REZ POT TO A 1K, THAT IS WHAT THE ODD LONELY KNOB IS FOR ON THE RIGHT. FUTURE RUNS OF THIS WONDERFUL VCF WILL HAVE THIS CORRECTION IMPLIMENTED TO MATCH THE REST OF THE KNOBS."
ARM FPGA Audio board
"This is a development system for audio applications of FPGAs and Microcontrollers. It provides the following features:* NXP LPC2144 ARM Microcontroller with 128kB Flash, 16kB SRAM, USB, 2 ADCs, DAC, etc.
o Pin-compatible with LPC2146/LPC2148 for more SRAM and Flash
* MicroSD Flash card socket for on-board program, FPGA bitstream and data table storage.
* Xilinx XC3S250EVQ100-4 FPGA with ~250kgate capacity, 12 multipliers, 216kb RAM and 66 I/O
o Pin-compatible with XC3S500EVQ100-4 or -5 for more gates, BRAM, multipliers and speed
* ISSI IS61WV25616 SRAM with 4Mb (256k x 16) and 10ns access time.
o Pin-compatible with IS61WV51216 8Mb (512k x 16) for 2x capacity.
* Cirrus Logic CS4270 stereo audio CODEC with up to 200kHz / 24-bit sampling.
* 24.576MHz Oscillator
o Optional VCXO and simple PLL for sychronization to external sources.
* USB 2.2 full-speed port in Mini-B format.
* MIDI physical interface.
* Hitachi-standard character LCD drive signals.
* Off board analog/digital expansion port with 8 MCU I/O.
o Up to 6x 10-bit ADC inputs.
o 1x 10-bit DAC output.
o Up to 8x GPIO (4 with pullups for switches / encoders)
o 2nd UART
o Up to 3 PWM
* One Digilent-compatible 6-pin peripheral module connector for direct FPGA interfacing.
* JTAG ports for MCU and FPGA development and debugging
* USB or external 5V power.
* SMA Clock In/Out
* Uncommitted FPGA testpoints
I envision this being used for development of unique digital synthesis systems based on a hybrid of 32-bit ARM MCU acting as a powerful command interpreter and realtime scheduler, along with the FPGA/SRAM/CODEC which combine to provide a powerful audio synthesis and effects engine.
Potential applications include:
* MIDI-controlled digital synthesis
* Delay effects (more than 5 seconds of storage at 48kHz)
* Real-time spectral analysis with Xilinx FFT cores
* AES/EBU and SP/DIF interfacing (via Digilent port and VCXO)
* Vocoders
* Granular Synthesis
* etc"
schematics and more at ARM FPGA Audio. Be sure to see the FPGA label below for other projects.
NAMM: Jordan Rudess with DS-10!!!
via the KORG DS10 blog"Jordan Rudess with DS-10 at NAMM show 2009
Thousand thanks, Mr.Jordan!!!
Actually, I’m dissapointed that DS-10 sales in the U.S. and Europe haven’t been as good as in Japan,but this pic is so uplifting !
And if you play DS-10 on your live stage performance, it will be super-uplifting!!!!"
Therevox ET-3
via this auction
"Cool Therevox ET-3 ET3 tabletop instrument. This is a modern recreation of the tannerin used originally by the Beach Boys to recreate the Theremin part from "Good Vibrations" live. This was built in a limited run of 13 last year by Mike Beauchamp. These are no longer available. This works great and sounds really cool. It has some more complex functions available as well as the basic saw and sine waves tones. Its an excellent stand alone instrument or as a controller for Modular synth stuff or CV inputs. It is similar in form and function to the Eowave Persephone and the French Connection controller, which is a copy of an Ondes Martenot. For more info, see the now retired therevox website: http://therevox.com/index.php" Also see the Therevox label below for prior posts.NAMM: WNAMM09: Akai MPK25 Once Over
via Sonic State
Be sure to check out Sonic State's News section for more NAMM coverage. I'm only putting up the synth vids here, so you are missing the other gear and written articles.
Clock Divider PCB front/reverse
flickr by fonitronik(click for more)
full size
"the PCBs arrived today from PCB house. www.fonitronik.de"
Drum machine Orgy, May 28/03
flickr by d3c0n5truct(click for more)
full size
Anyone know where this event was?
Update via Konketsu in the comments: "analogassailant is correct. We had this happen in Vancouver at a community space called "Here on Earth" that was located in the industrial section of East Vancouver, and it was organized by several members of a now defunct electronic music collective called "The Black Hole Club". I found these and other pictures while I was cleaning up one of my hard drives, and I thought that I would upload it so I could share it on http://www.livepa.org/board and I didn't expect it to show up here.
We had somewhere around 30 machines show up and the idea was to get them all synced up to one clock source. Sort of a "hey, can we do this?" exercise more than a musical or recording one. It did work, but as you can imagine the sound was godawful and given the number of machines there obviously was a lot of slop in the timing. The hard part was actually getting a clock that each of the machines could recognize; there were a number of pre-MIDI boxes that had a wide variety of differing clock requirements so it was no small feat getting everything to talk to one another.
Before we did this, we had to define what a "drum machine" was, and we settled on a definition like "a stand alone hardware device that is capable of generating simultaneous and polyphonic sounds that are primarily percussive in nature and is capable of playing back those sounds in a preset or user-defined pattern, and is intended for use as a backing rhythm track source alone", or something to that effect which excluded MPC's, sequenced monosynths/modulars and workstations/grooveboxes.
Like I said before, it was really a try-it-and-see type thing, rather than a musical or recording exercise, as well as a great excuse to get together, geek out on drum machines and drink beer. Good times!
Thanks for posting it."
- Jenix -
flickr by teliko82 full sizeKORG MicroKORG
"Jenix (http://www.jenix.de/) again in Ilmenau. This time in the bc studentsclub (http://www.bc-studentenclub.de/) of the Ilmenauer Studentenclub e.V. (http://www.ilmenauer-studentenclub.de/). This concert was one of the events during the celebration week on the occasion of the 40th birthday of this club. (2009-01-14)"
The Chordica Interface
YouTube via ChordicaRevolution
"This brief tutorial video introduces you to the Chordica Interface. Learn how to distinguish the various parts of the instrument with their proper names."
Converting Alphabet Chord Sheets
"This tutorial video shows the steps needed to convert a chord sheet written in alphabets into a number sheet. For further assistance, do go to the Chordica Forum at http://www.chordica.com/forum"
Chordica: There Can Be Miracles
"Live demo of the Chordica playing a portion of the song:
When You Believe by Stephen Schwartz
For more videos and to join a growing number of Chordicans, check out chordica.com"
You can find Chordica here:
First lgpt run on PSP
YouTube via discodirt
"Started porting the piggy on Saturday. It's now Monday evening (after a day's work)... and bingo !!!!!"
Julie's Haircut - Epiphanies
YouTube via julieshaircut. via AtomoSynth.
"Julie's Haircut perform this improvisation for Rockit Webzine at Bunker Studio, january the 6th 2009. Filmed by Corrado Nuccini, edited by Luca Giovanardi."
Anyone know what the keyboard to the left is? I'm curious what the interface to the left of the keys is.
Update via MrLonghair in the comments:
"it seems to be a Concorde 811, http://www.elka-musik.de/schatz.htm (scroll down)
An industrial looking organ if I ever saw one."
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