Wolfgang Palm Shows The WaveMapper 2 For Mac And PC

Published on Oct 24, 2014 PPGWavegenerator

"PPG inventor Wolfgang Palm gives a show and tell of his brand new synth the PPG WaveMapper 2 plug-in for Mac and PC. In this extended video find out what features this powerful new synth has from the man himself."

Oscilloscope + Modular Synth Demo

Published on Jun 15, 2014 The Tuesday Night Machines·109 videos

"In this video I show you how to draw basic oscilloscope shapes with a modular synthesizer. It's fun and you should try this form of video synthesis or audio visualisation out yourself! Also, please subscribe to my channel: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c...

Gear used in this video:
- Anyware Tinysizer Modular Synthesizer
- Hameg HM 203-5 Oscilloscope with X & Y inputs

The Tinysizer's modular synth modules are connected directly to the Hameg Oscilloscope's X and Y inputs. Like this I can move the oscilloscope beam in two dimensions using the fluctuating voltages from LFOs, smoothed by a Low Pass Filter. You should experiment with this freely, as there are lots of other cool shapes to be made, by combining different modules. Of course this works with any kind of modular synthesizer, for example a Eurorack Modular Synth.

You can download the song in this video for free from my SoundCloud:
http://soundcloud.com/flixxx/samplr-n...

Questions or comments? Go ahead and post them below! :) Thanks for watching! Check out my channel for Synthesizer Jams, Tutorials and more.

Filmed with a Canon EOS 550D (Rebel t2i).

LINKS:

SUBSCRIBE TO MY CHANNEL:
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http://nightmachines.bandcamp.com

LET'S TALK ON TWITTER:
http://twitter.com/Flixxx (@Flixxx)

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MY OTHER YOUTUBE CHANNEL:
http://www.youtube.com/flx04part2"

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FXpansion Geist Quick Tip 11 - Midi Control of Graphs

YouTube Uploaded by FXpansion on May 27, 2011

"In this Quick Tip we take a look at two methods of controlling automation graphs using midi controllers."

The Season Finale of Electric Independence: Chris & Cosey

via motherboard.tv Update via pea in the comments: " matrixsynth spotting at 10:00" There it is! MATRIXSYNTH magnet on the arm of the lamp. You can see it before then, but the close-up is at 10:00.
"It’s not everyday you get to meet two of your honest-to-god heroes. But on a recent trip to Norfolk in the United Kindom, we got the chance to spend some time at the country house and studio of the music making powerhouse and long time couple Chris Carter and Cosey Fanni Tutti, better known as Chris & Cosey.

Not only did Carter and Tutti change the entire electronic music game as founding members of the legendary avant-garde industrial group Throbbing Gristle: they continued their love affair with music, gear and each other over the next 30-odd years with their mind-blowing, ahead-of-the-curve approach to drum machines, sampling, performance, and all manners of visceral electronic skullduggery. “It’s really good to get physical with sound,” says Tutti, “because it does reduce people to human beings, and their physicality, rather than them trying to intellectualize about it. The violence of the sound completely bypasses that.”

Between the electro-pop of Chris & Cosey, the spooky ambience of Carter Tutti or their continuing aural experiments under their mysterious ‘CTI’ moniker, the pair have left an indelible, beautiful bruise on the face of electronic music.

They took us for a spin around the home studio they’ve been recording in for 25 years, demonstrated some of the bits and pieces they’re using in their current incarnation, performed a special improvised track for us, and taught us how to give an asthmatic cat his daily dosage of medicine."

Tutti Box

http://chriscarterchemistrylessons.blogspot.com/
video posted here

Tutti Box v1.0

Tutti Box v1.0 from Chris Carter on Vimeo.

"Cosey Fanni Tutti using her Tutti Box experimental sound generator for the first time.

Contents:
Five oscillators, two effects units, a step sequencer, a joystick controller, a coil touch controller, an amp & speaker and a front mounted sound activated plasma display. It is powered by 9v PSU.

(features small cameo by our cat Dexter... )


Tutti Box is part of the CCCL project
chriscarterchemistrylessons.blogspot.com"