Performance in Skryabin museum, Moscow, 15-02-2012
YouTube Uploaded by traffkin on Feb 19, 2012
"I played Acoustic Grand Piano, Atari ST 1040 onboard synth, my diy Spacetime FX processor and iPad with Movement I-V, Oramics and Yumi:synth.
Videoart by Oleg Makarov
Sorry for poor picture quality!"
MMOMA 14.03.2012 Moscow
Uploaded by traffkin on Mar 14, 2012
"Chess dialogues for cornetto and live electronics. Featured Professor Moriarti (cornetto). I play Commodore C64 through my Timespace FX (that red case)"
200e through my TimeSpace FX
Uploaded by traffkin on Nov 7, 2011
"I play 223e tactile port and arp, all spacials are by my handmade TimeSpace FX"
Update some info on the timespace fx via Alex: "timespace fx consists of 4-channel dsp reverb (stereo and two mono), analogue delay, analogue chorus, analogue phaser, dsp octaver, and digital buffer freezer. many of the parameters are cv-controllable via buchla-standard voltage range. all audio in-outs are also line-level, just to be interconnected with my 200e buchla system."
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