808 Cube Secret Feature #3 Press The 8 Key To Begin Sampling Your Microphone and Again To Stop

Published on May 22, 2014 rayreadyray·49 videos

"This one is a little tricky, but fun-

1. Click a square on the cube to select where you would like your new sample to be (default is Cowbell)
2. Press the number 8 key on your computer
3. Click the allow button that should appear at the top of your browser window
4. Immediately say something
5. Press the 8 key again to end the recording
6. You should now be able to use the recorded sample!

808 Cube is an experiment from the Chrome Cube Lab.
http://808cube.com https://chrome.com/cubelab http://www.secretfeature.com"

All parts here.

808 Cube Secret Feature #2 Pitch Shifting Using The Up and Down Arrow Keys

Published on May 21, 2014 rayreadyray·56 videos

"Pressing the up and down arrow keys on your keyboard will pitch shift the sample of the last step clicked.

http://808cube.com https://chrome.com/cubelab http://www.secretfeature.com"

808 Cube Secret Features

808 Cube Secret Feature #1 Drag and Drop One-Shot Samples

Published on May 20, 2014 rayreadyray·55 videos

"Drag audio files from your desktop on to the 808 Cube to customize your samples."

via Ray McClure on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

"Hey everyone. I'm the developer of the 808 Cube that was posted yesterday. There are a couple Easter eggs in the 808 Cube that I'll release over the next few days." Followed by: "This was a part of Cubelab, a collection of experiments based off the doodle which was written by Mark Lundin and others."

Follow-up to this post. You can find 808 cube online here.

808 Cube Secret Feature #2 Pitch Shifting Using The Up and Down Arrow Keys

Published on May 21, 2014 rayreadyray·56 videos

"Pressing the up and down arrow keys on your keyboard will pitch shift the sample of the last step clicked."

808 Cube Secret Feature #3 Press The 8 Key To Begin Sampling Your Microphone and Again To Stop

Published on May 22, 2014 rayreadyray·49 videos

"This one is a little tricky, but fun-

1. Click a square on the cube to select where you would like your new sample to be (default is Cowbell)
2. Press the number 8 key on your computer
3. Click the allow button that should appear at the top of your browser window
4. Immediately say something
5. Press the 8 key again to end the recording
6. You should now be able to use the recorded sample!"

808 Cube - Online Rubik's Cube TR-808 Sequencer

http://808cube.com

Have fun.  BTW, today is the 40th anniversary of the Rubik's Cube!

You can find some secret features here.

WebSID - web-based Commodore 64 synth

Published on Mar 11, 2014 Igor Zinken·13 videos

"A demonstration of the WebSID, a synthesizer that runs inside your browser (Google Chrome or Safari 6+ required, though most mobile devices such as iPads are ready to go) that pays homage to the retro sounds of the SID chip, a.k.a. the audio module of the Commodore 64. The trademark pulse width modulated waves provide a testament to deep, heavy bass lines while playing chords on the top keyboard will result in the trademark arpeggiated lines so typically associated with old school video games. For further sound sculpting, a high res filter and echo have been added to turn the WebSID into a chaotic drone machine.

NOTE : the audio glitches in the video, but is a side effect of the screencast, no such glitches are present in the actual application.

You can play with the WebSID directly by following this link :
http://www.igorski.nl/experiment/websid

or get it as a (free) Chrome Web App so you can run it offline:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/de..."

WebSID Online Commodore 64 Synthesizer

You can find it here: http://www.igorski.nl/experiment/websid

It says it's for Chrome but it does appear to work in Safari on a Mac. You can use your computer keyboard to play it if you aren't on a mobile device.

TrueGrid Online Working Patchable Modular Planner with Audio via Modular Grid

via Modular Grid on Facebook

"To celebrate the first anniversary of #modulargrid.net I introduce the beta of #TrueGrid.
TrueGrid is a fully functional true modular web synthesizer which let's you create, listen and share modular synth patches. http://modulargrid.net/racks/synth/"

Renoid Vocal Synthesis Online

Music Machine / RenoidPlayer+Robozawa-200kg

Published on Aug 4, 2013 tshinyagaito·29 videos

"RenoidPlayer + Robozawa-200kg
Web-Based Vocal-Synth Demo

http://www.g200kg.com/renoid/" The Renoid image is playable online.

"Renoid is a virtual singer system using Renoise XRNI or SoundFont SF2 sound library and cascaded pitch-corrector. By this, virtual singing is available without any special program."

Sequence a KORG MS-20 Live From the Web

You see this KORG MS-20 to the left? Well, you can sequence it live right now at A n a l o g . a . l a . c a r t e. The way it works is you edit the note bars and tempo, click the submit button and a the sequence is processed.  Wait a few seconds and you will see an Audio File link like the sample sequence here.  Click on the link and you will hear your sequence.  Pretty cool!

An HTML5 Drum Machine by Jamie Thomson

In celebration of the new(ish) html audio element, Jamie made a loose-emulation of everyone's favorite drum machine: the Roland tr-909. As the drum machine runs using html5 audio, it will, unfortunately, not work on older browsers. For best results, use Chrome and be sure to click the like buttons!

Try it out here: http://html5drummachine.com

TEBURIN : Gesture controlled sound generator

Published on Apr 30, 2013 tshinyagaito·19 videos

Javascript WebRTC + WebAudioAPI demo.
WebCam and Chrome browser is needed.

http://www.g200kg.com/teburin/

Online Wobbulator - 1960s BBC Oscillator Emulation

"In the early 1960s, synthesizers did not exist. Instead the Radiophonic Workshop begged and borrowed as many test oscillators as possible from other BBC departments.

The versatile "wobbulator" was a sine-wave oscillator that could be frequency modulated. It consisted of a metal box with a few switches and one very large knob that could sweep the entire frequency range..."

Check it out here.

"The "Wobbulator" was one example of a recycled or salvaged piece of equipment put to creative use in the Radiophonic Workshop. The Wobbulator was in fact a oscillator (looking at archive pictures quite likely a Brüel & Kjær Beat Frequency Oscillator 1022 used by sound engineers to measure the acoustic properties of studios or by electrical engineers to test equipment.

The large centre knob sets the frequency of a primary oscillator. This frequency is then modulated (or "wobbled") a small amount by a secondary oscillator. The depth of the wobble is controlled by the amplitude of the secondary oscillator, and the frequency of the wobble by its frequency.

When the frequencies are in the audible range, the wobbulator can produce a wide variety of space-y sounds.

To simulate the wobbulator we use the OscillatorNode from the Web Audio API. We've taken a historical liberty by including a switch to control the waveshape of the primary oscillator. While probably not true to the original device, the OscillatorNode makes this too easy to resist!"

BENT: The Google Moog Mini-Doc - Story Behind the Moog Google Doodle

Uploaded on Dec 21, 2012 googleplay·208 videos


"Get free tracks from Carl Craig, El-P, Divine Fits and Exitmusic: http://goo.gl/DkYIB
Watch performances from the Moog Sound Lab: http://moogfest.com/

In May of 2012, Google turned its homepage over to Moog, creating a playable version of one of their synthesizers. The synth "Doodle" was used by over 300 million users, and brought a new level of attention to the Asheville, N.C.-based company. Acknowledging this, Moog, as part of their 3rd Annual Circuit Bending Contest held during the Moogfest music event, called for enthusiasts and benders to create a sampler and use the Google Moog Doodle as the basis for it's sounds. The winning sampler was unlike anything we'd ever seen, and we contacted some of our favorite musicians, including Detroit techno pioneer Carl Craig and hip-hop icon El-P, to create or rework songs using this new tool. The resulting tracks and documentary chronicle the dynamic relationship between technology and music, and how each field pushes the other in unpredictable and amazing directions.

Subscribe to the Google Play YouTube channel: http://goo.gl/UX1U4"

WebSequencer - Online Sequencer Featuring Virtual Synths

WebMidiLink : WebFMsynthesizer on WebSequencer

Published on Dec 17, 2012
3 Instances of Web FM synthesizer ( by Takashi Mizuhiki) on WebSequencer
Just access with Chrome/Safari6."

Takashi Mizuhiki is the man behind the DXi FM synthesizer for iOS.

Check out the FM synth here. You'll see a drop down on the top left of this image when you get there. Click on it to select and load different virtual synths.

"WebSequencer is a MIDI sequencer written in HTML5/Javascript.
Chrome is recommended considering the Web-synths compatibilities.
WebSequencer can load up-to four WebMidiLink compatible Web-synths.
MIDI files can be loaded by 'LoadFile' button or FILE-DROP.
The created song can be saved from the 'SAVED-FILE' link after clicking the 'SaveFile' button.
In addition, the song can be direct linked form 'SAVED-URL'."

You might recognize the bottom g200kg virtual modular from here.

Wave-PD1 HTML5 Online Pad Synth

Update: the URL would help. Sorry about that: http://alxgbsn.co.uk/wavepad/

via Livio Lanzetta on Facebook

"TRY IT!

Can Your Mobile Device Play This? (HTML Audio Test)

Alex Gibson’s WAVE-PD1, aka WavePad, is a basic synth toy that sounds a bit like a theremin, built with HTML 5 audio.

WavePad has a simple touchpad UI and generates sound based on the wa
veform and filter settings that you can select. It can also be affected using delay and feedback settings.

While it’s unsophisticated as a synth, it’s built with HTML and delivered via the Web, so it should theoretically be cross-platform. At this time, only about 25% of the smartphones in use support HTML5 audio.

Does this work with yours?"

This worked for me on Safari, but not Firefox. The resolution is a bit large for a phone but it does work.

Soundation Studio Adds New Drum Machine

"The online sequencer Soundation has just added an awesome new virtual instrument to its collection with the release of SPC, an 8 pad drum machine. The SPC raises the bar for virtual instruments in your browser with 8 excellent kits. Included kits are Analog, Dubstep, Electro House, Hip Hop, Urban Box, Funk Latin, Pop Rock and Room Rock with a neat visually display that lets you control gain, cut and pan for each individual drum sound along with 3 knob controls: Punch, Bite and MSL (make stuff loud). The SPC is part the free virtual instruments available in Soundation Studio. So get over to www.soundation.com and making beats now!"

Google Open Sources the Moog Doodle

via Moog Music Inc. on Facebook

"Calling all coders, hackers and programmers:

Google has officially open-sourced the Moog Doodle! We look forward to experiencing the innovation and modifications that will come from the open-sourced Doodle.

http://bit.ly/NfwteQ"

WebModular in HTML5

You'll find it on g200kg here

fseq-flash Online Formant Synth

http://zacharcher.com/lab/fseq/fseq-flash.html

Hit the space bar when you get there to start and stop. Experiment with the different controls.

Update via the comments: "You can export formant sequences for the Yamaha FS1r, too: http://blog.zacharcher.com/2011/03/14/a-formant-sequence-editor-in-flash/"

'Aerodynamic' (Daft Punk) on Google Moog Doodle - Brett Domino

YouTube Published on May 23, 2012 by brettdomino

"Daft Punk cover performed on today's interactive 'Google Doodle'.
Percussion performed on Korg Monotribe.
http://www.twitter.com/brettdomino
http://www.brettdomino.com"