"Yamaha’s Tenori-on is a really fun and unusual piece of electronics. The software included allows you to program your own sounds via the SD card ( not included) but any standard one works. It’s in good condition. No dents. All the buttons on the front are operational. All the lights in the back work. I am including a plexiglass stand with the tenori-on. It has an awesome clock function when you are not making music and looks great in the stand at night."
"Jamming with some of my favourite Synths. Memorymoog plays a Sequence synced 24ppqn, Linndrum synced 48ppqn, Quadra modified for Trigger Sync and CS-30 driven by Midi-synced Tenori-On. Imperfect solos are not really intended but unavoidable... and the ending should have been an end, not a sheer stop...
Anyway, thanks for watching - and - happy easter!"
Happy Easter Jam - Digitone & Digitakt
Published on Mar 30, 2018 Kapuzal
"Ich wünsche euch heute schon ein frohes Osterfest, ein wunderschönes langes (musikalisches) Osterwochenende. Viel Spaß beim Eiersuchen!
Hier meine kleine Osterhasen Jam :-)
Happy Easter Holidays to all and a wonderful long weekend. Have fun to search your easter eggs ;-)
"BUENA PARK, Calif. (March 13, 2018) – Yamaha has partnered with social network Allihoopa, empowering users of the Yamaha TNR mobile music-making apps to share their work and collaborate online.
The two iOS apps make up the mobile version of the Yamaha TENORI-ON, the groundbreaking electronic musical instrument. These apps allow intuitive music creation via a simple, user-friendly interface, without the need for specialized training.
The Allihoopa partnership allows musicians to collaborate with the world using a mobile device. TNR-iOS users create music using the original TNR-i and its electronic-music counterpart, TNR-e. Once they have a finished piece, they can “Drop” it and share directly with the Allihoopa community. From there, others can 'Pick Up' the track, add recording elements of their choosing and 'Drop' it back to Allihoopa for further collaboration.
'TNR-i and TNR-e users now have a new way to share and collaborate with others,' says Nate Tschetter, marketing manager, Music Production, Yamaha Corporation of America. 'Yamaha and Allihoopa encourage creativity by helping music-makers around the world share ideas and inspire each other.'
For more information about the iOS version of the world-renowned TENORI-ON, please visit http://4wrd.it/TENORI-ONIOS
"The Tenori-on is an amazing electronic musical instrument designed by Toshio Iwai /Yu Nishibori and produced by Yamaha. It offers basic sounds, but is a different way to make music, great for sequences, patterns and randomness.
Tenori Sounds contains 9 tracks created entirely on Tenori-on, with no external fx. Recorded with AudioShare and Audio Mastering for iPad.
"The song '05200' from my album Tenori-On Songs. All sounds and sequences created with the Tenori-On. The song title "05200" was randomly generated by the Tenori-On."
"I performed 'Marooned', a my 20-minute cinematic electronic soundscape in 7 movements, on April 26th, 2015 at the Textures Ambient Showcase at the Mutiny Information Cafe in Denver. This is 3m30so video of excerpts from that show shot with a GoPro I had on a bookcase behind me.
Marooned is an original cinematic electronic soundscape. I think of it as a score for a film yet to be made. An Earth ship crashes on a massive moon and the only hope for the crew's survival is making it across a harsh landscape to an alien outpost for a first, and uninvited, encounter.
This soundscape is in the same universe and is a prequel to my alien invasion concept album series Reboot, I Hear Your Signals, and Fear Cannot Save Us. Unlike the first three albums which contained shorter composed and often groove-based songs, this album contains a single long-form recording combining electronic tonalities and abstract expressionist music.
This work is an example of live sonic storytelling and was recorded in one pass (with no prerecorded sequences, overdubs, or edits) after weeks of improvising and rehearsal.
B&W photo in video by Chris Sessions chrissessions.com/"
"Instrumentation: 90% Nord Lead 4 Synthesizer (performance instrument with all original signature sounds), 5% Octatrack (performance sampler for original field recordings/samples and on-the-fly sequencing), and 5% Tenori-On (performance instrument and on-the-fly sequencing)
Music inspired by Louis and Bebe Barron
Artistic process inspired by Joan Miro, Clyfford Still, and Darwin Grosse
(c)(p) 2015 Mark J. Mosher (BMI) - CC-BY-NC"
"Marooned is an original cinematic electronic soundscape. I think of it as a score for a film yet to be made. An Earth ship crashes on a massive moon and the only hope for the crew's survival is making it across a harsh landscape to an alien outpost for a first, and uninvited, encounter.
This soundscape is in the same universe and is a prequel to my alien invasion concept album series Reboot, I Hear Your Signals, and Fear Cannot Save Us. Unlike the first three albums which contained shorter composed and often groove-based songs, this album contains a single long-form recording combining electronic tonalities and abstract expressionist music.
This work is an example of live sonic storytelling and was recorded in one pass (with no prerecorded sequences, overdubs, or edits) after weeks of improvising and rehearsal.
2 ON THE SURFACE
2:08 Regaining Consciousness
4:14 Being Scanned
3 OUTPOST IN SIGHT
5:06 The Traverse
4 ENTER THE OUTPOST
7:10 Point of No Return
8:04 Solving the Airlock Puzzle
8:53 Moving Through the Darkness
9:30 The Trap
5 CAPTURED
10:47 March to Chamber
6 INSIDE OUR HEADS
15:00 Extracting Secrets of Man and Machines
7 DREAMING OF HOME
18:22 Extracting our Dreams
credits
released 28 April 2015
Written, performed, programmed, and produced by Mark Mosher
Cover photo and design, liner notes, and graphical score by Mark Mosher
Instrumentation: 90% Nord Lead 4 Synthesizer (performance instrument with all original signature sounds), 5% Octatrack (performance sampler for original field recordings/samples and on-the-fly sequencing), and 5% Tenori-On (performance instrument and on-the-fly sequencing)
Music inspired by Louis and Bebe Barron
Artistic process inspired by Joan Miro, Clyfford Still, and Darwin Grosse
"I performed 'Marooned', a my 20-minute cinematic electronic soundscape in 7 movements, on April 26th, 2015 at the Textures Ambient Showcase at the Mutiny Information Cafe in Denver. This is 3m30so video of excerpts from that show shot with a GoPro I had on a bookcase behind me.
Marooned is an original cinematic electronic soundscape. I think of it as a score for a film yet to be made. An Earth ship crashes on a massive moon and the only hope for the crew's survival is making it across a harsh landscape to an alien outpost for a first, and uninvited, encounter.
This soundscape is in the same universe and is a prequel to my alien invasion concept album series Reboot, I Hear Your Signals, and Fear Cannot Save Us. Unlike the first three albums which contained shorter composed and often groove-based songs, this album contains a single long-form recording combining electronic tonalities and abstract expressionist music.
This work is an example of live sonic storytelling and was recorded in one pass (with no prerecorded sequences, overdubs, or edits) after weeks of improvising and rehearsal.
B&W photo in video by Chris Sessions chrissessions.com/"
"More experimenting with the FLUX FX app.
There are so many options with all of these effects!
I spent over an hour creating this preset.
The Yamaha Tenori-On TNR-i app is being processed with FLUX FX. Very happy with these results"
"World's First? Tenori-On controlling Electribe 2! A Great Combination!
This is an example of using external MIDI input to control the Electribe 2, you could also use a laptop, iPad or some other type of sequencer. This is just a simple "proof of concept" but I go into a lot of detail about both these machines - if you are a fan of either, this how-to discussion will interest you!"
