via this auction
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
4700 SERIES PAIA SYNTHESIZER
via this auction
4712 - Reverb
4730 - VCF
4710 - Balanced Modulator (2 units)
4711 - 4/2 Mixer
4720 - VCO (3 units)
4740 - Envelope Generator (2 units)
4770 - Watt Block (3 units)
4780 - Sequencer
4761 - Wing (with bright red power cord)
Control Oscillator
Dodecafiltered DX 1
YouTube via arrowbang
"oberheim dx + sonic alienator + sherman filterbank 2 + shippmann ebbe und flut + moogerfoogers (freqbox, ring modulator, control processor) + delay pedals (boss dd-6/dd-7) + jomox m-resonator + 4 korg kp3"
Dodecafiltered DX 2
Dodecafiltered DX 3
Filtered Neuronium
YouTube via arrowbang
"Sherman Filterbank 2 + Schippmann ebbe und flut + Jomox Resonator Neuronium"
Clonework 1
YouTube via arrowbang
"Future Retro XS + Blue Lantern Clones Newt 10 step sequencer + MoogerFoogers (freqbox, ring modulator, control processor)"
Clonework 2
Dancing on the Moon
Dancing on the Moon from Ethan Goldhammer on Vimeo.
via http://twitter.com/moogmusicinc
"The first installment of the Flam Clap Clavicle Suite.
Moog Voyager + Talkbox (E.Goldhammer)
Electric Guitar + Wah Wah Pedal (D.Blair)
Found all this great public domain footage a while back and never came up with a good use for it until now. Came up with some twisted moogloops. Spit some of the lyrics from Max Fleischer's Color Classic "Dancing on the Moon" (1935) through the Moogbox...and this is what came out.
All other moonlapses come from my personal archive of New England lunar activity.
For the original DOTM... check it out on the archive:
archive.org/details/Dancing_On_The_Moon_1935
With all the Buzz over "3D" these days, it's easy to forget that there were cartoons in 1935 experimenting with "3D" landscapes that are pretty fantastic.
This is for y'all to dance to it slow/ 'cause it's fantastic."
Jack Pavlik: The Storm
YouTube via KineticaMuseum. via http://twitter.com/RichardDevine
"The Storm 2000
This sculpture uses one single band of spring steel twenty feet long; that creates sound merely by rocking back and forth as powered by a single motor. The variations in the patterns and the depth of the sounds give viewer the feeling of an oncoming storm."
Filing this one under nature and DIY.
Korg microSAMPLER Tutorials via KorgUSAVideos
YouTube via KorgUSAVideos. www.korg.com/microsampler
vids:
Korg microSAMPLER- Understanding the Five Sampling Modes- In The Studio with Korg.mp4
Korg microSAMPLER- Using Effects and Resampling- In The Studio with Korg.mp4
Korg microSAMPLER- Sampling a Drum Kit- In The Studio with Korg.mp4
Korg microSAMPLER- Using the Pattern Sequencer- In The Studio With Korg.mp4
Atari Punk Pedal modification of the Atari Punk Console - GetLoFi
YouTube via circuitmaster
"In order to appease the stomp box market, here is a version of the Atari Punk Console in a Pedal case with True bypass switching and Frequency control using the Guitar's Volume knob. The guitar is basically used as a remote potentiometer for the APC circuit. WARNING! This Pedal will not work with Active Preamp Guitars, or in the middle of a pedal chain. However it has guitar control, active circuit volume reduction, and stomp switch pop elimination. Cruise over to GetLoFi.com to find out more!"
Atari Punk Pedal modification of the Atari Punk Console through Delay
Audio used as CV into FreqBox
YouTube via soundxplorer. I want that on this.
"Audio from the PC is being used to modulate the frequency of the MF-107's oscillator. Arturia's 2600v is great for this because its oscillators go well into LFO range. Delay and Ring Mod are applied to the CV signal at times. The last clip uses speech as the audio source. No audio is heard from the 2600v, only the FreqBox. My audio interface is not DC-coupled (the M-Audio Delta 44) so it would not work properly with software like MOTU's Volta for envelopes and pitch output, but LFOs seem to work fine."
GrainScenes Teaser
YouTube via BrontoScorpioMusic
"A new reaktor ensemble I'm working on. Just a simple grainsampler with different "scenes". You can switch between the scenes via midi notes."
MPC Cake
via Rob:"Found this going through some various facebook pages. It was publicly posted. I'm pretty sure Nitti still uses a mpc-60 and thats what this is supposed to be. If your'e not familiar with Nitti he's an Atlanta based HipHop/Pop producer known for his work with Gucci Mane, TI, Young Jeezy, Yung Joc, Young Capone, Gangsta Boo and Dem Franchize Boyz."
http://www.myspace.com/rickflaire
dunniway - The Wake
dunniway - The Wake by dunniway
"FutureRetro777 SpectralAudioNeptune2 AlesisAndromedaA6
Psychedelic trance.
Featuring the Future Retro 777, Spectral Audio Neptune 2, and the Alesis Andromeda A6.
Percussion done with Rayzoon Jamstix 2.
Effects used: Galbanum Aether, Tone2 Warmverb, and U-he MFM.
Enjoy!"
A New World in Synthesis
YouTube via Pic2008Lex
Note the above video does not feature any synths. It is a concept video for a tablet UI. The hardware looks like the majority of artist renders for the upcoming Apple iPad/iSlate. If you haven't heard, tomorrow, Apple will announce their new tablet device. Rumor is it will essentially be an iTouch with a 10" screen, more power, memory and may have the ability to run multiple apps at the same time. [Update: it most likely will]
Why is this a new world in synthesis? In short this is a new hardware platform for synthesis. Yes it is an extension of the iTouch platform, but the obvious key difference and game changer in my opinion will be the size of the screen. For example, imagine controlling all of your synths running Numerology on the device in that video. Imagine interfacing with your modular with a UI optimized version of VOLTA or Expert Sleepers. Imagine running Way Out Ware's iSample, or how about an ARP2600 emulation with sliders. Imagine running Audio Damage's tattoo on one, etc. And don't forget the accelorometer. Processing power, additional memory, and potentially running multiple apps at once will only add to the advantage the slate will have over the iTouch.
David Gilmour's EMU Emulator II?
via this auction"Here we have my Emulator II Samper/Analog Synth from circa 1984. I purchased this rig from Dave Gilmours roadie who got it from David (there is no documentary evidence of this but he had no reason to lie to me and I dont doubt it!!).
The serial number is fifteen, yes 15, so this must be one of the earliest EII's that has survived - bearing in mind the new price was around £8000 it stands to reason that only very wealthy musicians could afford one!
Also included is an EMU Drumulator drum machine that has gone faulty and only hums...no output and seems otherwise dead.The synth comes with three boxes of 5 1/4 floppy discs (must be 150-200) many of which contain all sorts of weird and wonderful sounds including effects, piano, strings and my favourite 'orchestra hits' used by many 80's groups including the Pet Shop Boys who used an EII for many years. I have not been through all the discs but there may be some of Mr Gilmours samples in there...."
Korg Mini Pops 3 / Univox SR-55 Demo ( Vintage Analog Drum Machine )
YouTube via Thalassa77
"The Korg MiniPops are a group of drum machines released by Korg ( under Univox brand on USA ) on the 70's . They are full analog and are preset based but you can combine diffrent presets to get new rhythms . This just a demo of the presets include on this drum machine and a few combinations :)"
MIDI keyboard conversion
YouTube via Mahto
"Here's a project that I've had kicking around the lab for a while. It's a MIDI conversion for an old organ synth. I set up the circuit last April, then converted the two organ flights into a single keyboard this summer."
Beat Thang is ALIVE
YouTube via BeatKangz. Note the pitch bender on the left at 2:05.
"I'm Alive......Yes I am a Beat Thang...... I'm not like any other Thang.......I dont Care about your Rules or your Stat Quo....... I'm very hungry!!!! I feed off positive and negative energy! I have come to Earth for one reason........To Vaporize anything that gets in my way!!"
NAMM: Eddie Jobson plays VAX77
YouTube via IRvax77 http://www.infiniteresponse.com/ via David Rogoff
"Eddie Jobson demos his dual VAX77 keyboard rig with Apple MainStage 2"
Update: Think CS80 and polyphonic aftertouch when you listen to this one.
A Portrait of Eliane Radigue (2009)
A Portrait of Eliane Radigue (2009) from Maxime Guitton on Vimeo.
"A portrait of Eliane Radigue, produced by the Austrian IMA (Institute for Media Archeology), which observes Eliane in her workspace, operating the ARP and talking about the process of composing and recording.
French audio with English subtitles, 15 minutes."
Featuring the ARP 2500. via Richard Lainhart. You might remember the trailer from this post. You can find all posts featuring Eliane Radigue here.
Oxygene part IV - Cover by Andy Ford
YouTube via Yorkshirelad69
"My second take on on Jarre' s seminal Oxygene part IV using just a Nord Wave, Novation Supernova II, Korg Radias, Stereo Small Stone Phaser and a Mini Pops 7 VST emulation - Tiny Pops for the Percussion track. You can download the demo here - http://www.superwavesynths.co.uk/prod...
No other additional effects were used.
While remaining pretty faithful to the original I have started the track off in a slightly different way, one that I'm sure Jean Michel himself would approve of :)"
Voltage Controlled Slope
via macumbista.net where you'll find the full details, images and audio.
"Desperately trying to finish some new electronics before other tasks consume my attention… the latest module for my DIY synthesizer is something like a clone of the recently released Makenoise Maths, which is itself a riff on the Serge Dual Universal Slope Generator. I actually imagine it much more as a kind of analog computer to tell the truth...
The module was created using PCBs from Ken Stone/CGS synths. I love Ken’s boards to death. I used:
2 x CGS75 Voltage Controlled Slope
1xCGS26 Analog Logic
3xCGS04 DC Mixer"
NAMM: Winter NAMM 2010 Wavedrum performance with Geoff Brown
YouTube via KorgUSAVideos
"Combining advanced DSP technology and hundreds of high-quality samples, WAVEDRUM picks up where trigger-based systems leave off. Join us at Winter NAMM 2010 as Geoff Brown demonstrates the Wavedrum on the Korg Performance Stage."
MoControl - Free DSI MoPho VST Editor
available at signaltonoize.com"Like most other DSI MoPho & Prophet 08 owners I wanted VST integration to control/automate parameters. This is the much pre-mature outcome of that desire. Feel free to Beta test & make suggestions in the comment section. Forgive the horrid graphics, I’ll be giving the gui, fixes, & changes my attention during creative downtime. As always I hope other like minded musicians get some use/fun out of these efforts."
analog modular
flickr by softestthing"wes has bene practicing for his show this w/e. it will be fun to see him play from the front. i only ever see him from the side.
next up, we are going to do the couples love duets for valentine's day. and a movie we made bits of muz for is hitting some festivals. and i'm in it. singing. and i might be helping a friend with his puppet opera. perhaps playing or singing or doing voice parts... this is going to be an interesting year.
also i am going to grow my hair out. but i may keep it brown. it's mellow and easy like sunday morning.
also wes is getting good at raquetball and is turning into the incredible shrinking man.
also i am happy knitting quick knits and getting out of my rut.
that's all for now.
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NAMM: Make Noise at NAMM 2010
YouTube via catsynth. Just a short clip. See this post on CatSynth for some more shots of the modular systems at the Analogue Haven booth at NAMM.
"Make Noise analog modular synthesizer at Analog Haven booth, NAMM 2010"
The system also includes modules from The Harvestman and Doepfer.
RC CIRCUIT BENT TOUCH TONE REMOTE GLITCH SYNTH PHONE
YouTube via djwidow420
"CIRCUIT BENT VTECH PHONE BY RESONANCE CIRCUITS"
VectorSinesXT
YouTube via BrontoScorpioMusic
"A new synthesis method i'm working on. More information in the next video."
system 100 commodore seq
YouTube via f...ingharpsichord
"same sequence with some more touching-the-knobs"
" a system 100 sequence with a commodore 3008 made with basic programming skilssss"
Valse Synthétique
YouTube via maisonvague
"If you have ever wondered who in the world would ever use the waltz preset rhythm on the Roland CR-8000 drum machine, well, now you know!"
Mistic Ritual.wmv
YouTube via MaxMusicOne
"A song from my last productions
Mistc Ritual by Max Mazzotta
Instrumental Version
SIAE 2009
(C)opyright"
The Sea Urchin Shepherd Studio
YouTube via tibetronica
"The "i-morley" studio is preparing a live broadcast in the studio. There is a large analog synthesizer alongside digital equipment here. Also, a Japanese style dinner is being prepared, featuring fresh sea urchin and a mushroom "nabe".
"Sea Urchin Shepherd" is a team effort to divert the Korean government from culling wild sea urchins in its waters on a massive scale. We want to persuade the international market that sea urchins taste great, and that they are worthy of a regular place in the daily diet.
For more information on Sea Urchin Shepherd, see this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdNGcq..."
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