Showing posts with label Tim Kaiser. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tim Kaiser. Show all posts
Monday, January 15, 2024
Thursday, July 28, 2022
Paia Theremin Theremax Modified Synth SN 0282
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via this auction
"This is a Paia theremax theremin that was modified by Kaiser instruments. It features an envelope filter and oscillator along with a phaser and delay section. External sound sources can be patched in as well to use the onboard effects. Obviously patching the theremin in leaves you sonically curious for hours on end. Killer unit that is extremely unique."
See the Kaiser label at the bottom of this post for more.
via this auction
"This is a Paia theremax theremin that was modified by Kaiser instruments. It features an envelope filter and oscillator along with a phaser and delay section. External sound sources can be patched in as well to use the onboard effects. Obviously patching the theremin in leaves you sonically curious for hours on end. Killer unit that is extremely unique."
See the Kaiser label at the bottom of this post for more.
Saturday, November 06, 2021
Kaiser Electrical Musical Instrument Synthesizer
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"Rare electrical instrument made by Tim Kaiser generally he makes only one of each or his instruments so there may not be another around. Tested in working condition. It produces sounds by moving the attached stylus along a metal strip."
You can find additional creations by Tim Kaiser in previous posts here.
via this auction
"Rare electrical instrument made by Tim Kaiser generally he makes only one of each or his instruments so there may not be another around. Tested in working condition. It produces sounds by moving the attached stylus along a metal strip."
You can find additional creations by Tim Kaiser in previous posts here.
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Maker Profile - Music Machines on Make: television
YouTube Uploaded by makemagazine on Feb 6, 2009
"Enter the plugged-in world of Tim Kaiser, a maker who creates experimental musical instruments from scavenged objects. Tim seeks out unique sounds everywhere he goes plucking chimes out of grandfather clocks and jingle mechanisms from childrens toys. And he doesnt stop there his electronic instruments have to look cool, too. So, Tim houses them in wildly inventive containers. Then meet the musical maverick who inspired him, Harry Partch.
Learn more about Tim Kaiser at http://www.timkaiser.org/."
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Tim Kaiser's "The Wizard" device demo
Tim Kaiser's "The Wizard" device demo from Low-Gain on Vimeo.
"just showing off some Kaiser gear."Monday, June 21, 2010
Chime Escapement Machine - Tim Kaiser
video upload by performanceartist — July 16, 2008
http://www.timkaiser.org
See this Make Television spot on Tim Kaiser and the Tim Kaiser label below for more.
Heliphino Montage
performanceartist — October 16, 2008 — Montage of performance set at the Heliphino Music Fest
Tim Kaiser, Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati, 12/5/09 from Creme DeMentia on Vimeo.
"Tim Kaiser performs in the lobby of the Contemporary Arts Center in Cincinnati, OH. David William played beforehand (see my other videos)."via sequencer.de
Saturday, May 09, 2009
The Midwest Experimental Electronics Showcase
"The Midwest Experimental Electronics Showcase
Saturday, May 16th, 7 PM
Lizard's Liquid Lounge
3058 W Irving Park Rd., Chicago, 773-463-7599
~NO COVER~
Audio &visual artists and inventors from the Midwest gather to share their recent homemade experimental electronics projects, instruments, videos, and robots at this DIY convention/lab. Circuit Benders, Toy Hackers, Tech Pirates, and Recycling Junkies will have an opportunity to perform, demonstrate, and lecture about their recent work in the fast-growing art of Acquired Technology."
Line-up: Tim Kaiser,Talking Computron,Hey Coma, Thriftstore Boratorium,Créme DeMentia, Roth Mobot,Alex Inglizian,Mike Una,AutoShrimp,djswyll.
via brian c
Saturday, May 16th, 7 PM
Lizard's Liquid Lounge
3058 W Irving Park Rd., Chicago, 773-463-7599
~NO COVER~
Audio &visual artists and inventors from the Midwest gather to share their recent homemade experimental electronics projects, instruments, videos, and robots at this DIY convention/lab. Circuit Benders, Toy Hackers, Tech Pirates, and Recycling Junkies will have an opportunity to perform, demonstrate, and lecture about their recent work in the fast-growing art of Acquired Technology."
Line-up: Tim Kaiser,Talking Computron,Hey Coma, Thriftstore Boratorium,Créme DeMentia, Roth Mobot,Alex Inglizian,Mike Una,AutoShrimp,djswyll.
via brian c
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Monday, October 24, 2005
Tim Kaiser - Performance Artist, Sonic Designer
John Duval sent this my way. Some amazing custom work. Title link takes you to Tim Kaiser's sonic page. Make sure to track back to his main sitefor his performance art and more.
The 400 with Flangulator
"The 400 with Flangulator was a commission from a very generous guy in Phoenix, who in-turn gave it to Nick Rhodes (currently behind a velvet rope in his London studio). I re-worked an old EH-400 Mini Synth brain into a new case, added real keys from a smashed Farfisa Compact and incorporated a hybrid flanger/ring modulator circuit. Also features a pseudo-ribbon controller for the stop frequency and a way cool "magic lamp."
The Custom 500.
Check out the old-school rotary phone on the side!
"The Custom 500 is about as complicated as I want to do. Features a looping delay, dual stage distortion, vocoder, oscillator and roto-phone-vibe. This was a commission for Stephan in California (thanks for the tour!). "
The HL-1958
"The HL-1958 Synth is a 20 key synth with envelope filter, 1 second looping delay (that also does flange, double, echo, etc.) and a dual-voice brain. Contols for sustain and pitch warp. And of course a classic analog meter to go with the classic analog sound. Now out in Los Angeles..."
The 400 with Flangulator
"The 400 with Flangulator was a commission from a very generous guy in Phoenix, who in-turn gave it to Nick Rhodes (currently behind a velvet rope in his London studio). I re-worked an old EH-400 Mini Synth brain into a new case, added real keys from a smashed Farfisa Compact and incorporated a hybrid flanger/ring modulator circuit. Also features a pseudo-ribbon controller for the stop frequency and a way cool "magic lamp."
The Custom 500.
Check out the old-school rotary phone on the side!
"The Custom 500 is about as complicated as I want to do. Features a looping delay, dual stage distortion, vocoder, oscillator and roto-phone-vibe. This was a commission for Stephan in California (thanks for the tour!). "
The HL-1958
"The HL-1958 Synth is a 20 key synth with envelope filter, 1 second looping delay (that also does flange, double, echo, etc.) and a dual-voice brain. Contols for sustain and pitch warp. And of course a classic analog meter to go with the classic analog sound. Now out in Los Angeles..."
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