MATRIXSYNTH: The "Hockey Organ" 2007


Friday, July 04, 2008

The "Hockey Organ" 2007

via Gord:
"I was recently in Halifax and was able to catch the last day of the 'arena: the art of hockey' show at the art gallery. One piece of synth-trest was this - link - that I thought you would get a kick out of.

The sk1 somehow had each key hooked up to each player (eg: A=goalie, C#=right winger etc...) and when the keyboard was played they would move around and such.

I tried to sample my own voice but forgot how to store and loop on the sk1 (I haven’t played with mine since I got it – stupid ebay impulse purchase/attempt at re-living my childhood)… but all the internal voices were still accessible." The device itself, and just the thought of leaving your own samples for others is absolutely hillarious. :)

4 comments:

  1. The title for "best circuit-bent SK1" is hereby retired.

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  2. I live in Halifax and I have yet to go see this...

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  3. This makes me think of Bob and Doug.

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  4. Bubble hockey is the greatest invention known to man.

    Thus: this is the greatest synth mod known to man.

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