Showing posts with label mocm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mocm. Show all posts
Friday, April 12, 2019
AXODIN by TheMOCM
Published on Apr 1, 2019 TheMOCM
"Axoloti based MoCM drone patch, controlled multi function synthesizer" http://www.mocm.gr/
Interactive Video with TheMOCM
Published on Apr 6, 2019 TheMOCM
This is pretty cool. Play along with TheMOCM: "press 1 - 0 keys on your keyboard to interact (on slow internet connection let the video load first) Full screen, louder and Faster combination play is more fun..
Interactive video by Andreas Monopolis (MoCM) lives gigs snapshots.
www.mocm.gr"
The following is a playlist of TheMOCM live performances.
EXPOSED±
Thursday, April 09, 2015
The MoCM Laboratory
Published on Apr 9, 2015 TheMOCM
"www.mocm.gr
MoCM (Monopolis custom made) It is a laboratory that is creating DIY prototypes of electronic- hand made constructions.
MoCM was initially created by need for artistic expression and developed as adjacent activity of Andreas Monopolis
A. Monopolis as composer and performer of electronic and computer music himself, soon caught on to the potential of both live shows and the experience of music making in terms of "instrument" use. MoCM sound solutions come as an answer to those fields which rely largely on software's algorithmic "point, scroll and click" routine; however they can easily adapt to all kinds of music genres.
By focusing on Tinkering, prototyping and junk instrument philosophy, these DIY sound modules open a whole new world of creativity and experimenting for studio recordings or live performances.
All modules are unique, incorporating a variety of materials and features. Their feel is equally old school and futuristic, elegant and edgy, fun and inspiring.
The MoCM lab is a work in progress. Complementary to the line of sound modules which can be purchased when they are found available, it welcomes interaction as well as brainstorming, and it is orientated to workshops and improvs aiming at breaking new artistic grounds."
Monday, December 15, 2014
moog werkstatt-01 connect with division-b MOCM (arduino based synth)
Published on Dec 15, 2014 Creatures From the Black
Monday, December 09, 2013
MoCM Live @ HELMCA 2013
Published on Dec 9, 2013 TheMOCM·45 videos
"Snapshots of MoCM live in Polytechno during the Electroacoustic Music Days of HELMCA
Hellenic Electroacoustic Music Composers Association
Corfu 6-9 December 2013
http://www.essim.gr/
www.mocm.gr
The Electroacoustic Music Days is the foremost annual gathering of Greek electroacoustic music composers from around the world and features a number of concerts, talks, seminars, presentations and other activities."
"Snapshots of MoCM live in Polytechno during the Electroacoustic Music Days of HELMCA
Hellenic Electroacoustic Music Composers Association
Corfu 6-9 December 2013
http://www.essim.gr/
www.mocm.gr
The Electroacoustic Music Days is the foremost annual gathering of Greek electroacoustic music composers from around the world and features a number of concerts, talks, seminars, presentations and other activities."
Friday, February 15, 2013
MoCM Opto-theremin workshop @ Frown Tails
Published on Feb 15, 2013 TheMOCM·44 videos
"Snapshots of MoCM Opto-Theremin workshop
9/2/2013 Frown Tails Athens"
"Snapshots of MoCM Opto-Theremin workshop
9/2/2013 Frown Tails Athens"
Thursday, July 19, 2012
MoCM live @ poza3.f4v
YouTube Published on Jul 19, 2012 by TheMOCM
"Snapshots of MoCM performing live at poza3 exhibition of Eikastiko Ergastirio on Corfu Greece 3 Jun 2012 supported by composers: Filipos Theoxaridis and Stavros Sakelariou.
The live is influenced by and interacting with the Bill Morrison film «DECASIA»
The live follows the movie for more than one hour with drones and sound scapes. Sensors attached on the screen give signals to control different functions of mocm modules."
Sunday, July 01, 2012
MOCM Live @ Knot gallery Athens.mp4
YouTube Published on Jun 18, 2012 by TheMOCM
"Snapshot of MOCM Live @ Knot gallery.
Athens 29/03/2012"
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
KAOSSMOD. (Korg Mini Kaoss Pad mod)
YouTube ublished on Apr 18, 2012 by TheMOCM
"Modification on the Korg miniKP Effects Processor by MoCM
www.mocm.gr"
Sunday, April 15, 2012
The MOCM DiVision-B
Note: Auction links are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.
DiVision-B.mp4
YouTube Published on Apr 15, 2012 by TheMOCM
"Arduino based synth. compiled with cv divider function and Tv style oscilloscope++
http://www.mocm.gr"
MOCM on eBay
via this auction
YouTube Published on Apr 15, 2012 by TheMOCM
"Arduino based synth. compiled with cv divider function and Tv style oscilloscope++
http://www.mocm.gr"
MOCM on eBay
via this auction
Casio-SA-20 Circuit Bend
YouTube Published on Apr 15, 2012 by TheMOCM
"Circuit bend Casio-SA-20 by MoCM
www.mocm.gr"
MOCM on eBay
Thursday, March 08, 2012
Upcoming MoCM Workshop with Andreas Monopolis and the TAPETRON
YouTube Uploaded by TheMOCM on Dec 19, 2011
"The tapetron module It is based on the idea of the early samplers. 4 walkmans playing 8 mono lines from stereo pre recorted tapes (perhaps loop tapes) the controls are on/off, volume (for each line-loop) speed, forward/reverse. Dc -- battery power, line out."
"Andreas Monopolis will introduce us to his unique sound devices and he will discuss the notions of DIY on sound, sound moddules and music composing. A composer and performer of electronic and computer music himself, he soon caught on to the potential of both live shows and the experience of music making in terms of "instrument" use. MoCM sound solutions come as an answer to those fields which rely largely on software's algorithmic "point, scroll and click" routine; however they can easily adapt to all kinds of music genres.
By focusing on circuit-bending, prototyping and junk instrument philosophy, these DIY sound modules open a whole new world of creativity and experimenting for studio recordings or live performances. All modules are unique, incorporating a variety of materials and features. Hacked toys, old consoles, electronic components, pieces of wood and any kind of random objects are turned into synths, sound generators and noise makers which produce, reproduce and modify sound. Their feel is equally old school and futuristic, elegant and edgy, fun and inspiring.
MoCM workshop will follow on Saturday 31/3 and Sunday 1/4."
Wednesday, March 07, 2012
Ikariotis.f4v - MOCM DIY Workshop
YouTube Uploaded by TheMOCM on Mar 7, 2012
"Module creation at the MOCM DIY Electronics workshop from the participant Giorgos Ikariotis.
http://www.mocm.gr"
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
MOCM_WORKSHOP_19_02_12.f4v
YouTube Uploaded by TheMOCM on Feb 21, 2012
"Snapshots fo MoCM opto theremin DIY electronics workshop
19/02/12 POTYTECHNO Corfu Greece.
http://www.mocm.gr"
Monday, February 20, 2012
DiVision
YouTube Uploaded by TheMOCM on Feb 20, 2012
DiVision play 2.f4v
Uploaded by TheMOCM on Feb 20, 2012
"Arduino based synth. compiled with cv divider function, effects, tv- oscilloscope++"
Update:
DiVision DESCRIPTION
Uploaded by TheMOCM on Feb 20, 2012
"FUNNY "DESCRIPTION" of MoCM DiVision this Arduino based synth. compiled with cv divider function, effects, tv- oscilloscope++
www.mocm.gr"
Monday, November 21, 2011
MOCM MONOTRON in Custom Wood Case with Extra Controls
via this auction
"Another KORG monotron hack, this one is includes on more VCO + petch in, gete in, cutoff in…"
Video at the auction and previously posted here.
Saturday, October 29, 2011
MOCM Modded KORG Monotron in Wooden Case
monotron in case.f4v
YouTube Uploaded by TheMOCM on Oct 29, 2011
"Another KORG monotron hack, this one is includes on more VCO + petch in, gete in, cutoff in...
ps:
I re-uploaded video after a you tube message saying that: Your video, may have content that is owned or licensed by EMI...
(what the ^%@£$!)
The reason of that message is probablly one audio sample from the prodigy at the end of the video (on the making off) so on this part instead of the prodigy now we can hear a very small part of my friends famous Greek band named direct connection( + the module).
www.myspace.com/directconnectionsoundsystem - www.directconnection.gr/
the track is named: 7G and is from the Anticopyright_vol1
www.myspace.com/anticopyright_gr"
http://www.monopolis.gr/mocm/POPUPS/YOUTOBEVIDEOS/monotron%20in%20case.asp
http://www.monopolis.gr/mocm/SOUND-DEVICES.asp
These links didn't work for me but they do for MOCM so I'm posting them in case they work for you.
monotrons on eBay
YouTube Uploaded by TheMOCM on Oct 29, 2011
"Another KORG monotron hack, this one is includes on more VCO + petch in, gete in, cutoff in...
ps:
I re-uploaded video after a you tube message saying that: Your video, may have content that is owned or licensed by EMI...
(what the ^%@£$!)
The reason of that message is probablly one audio sample from the prodigy at the end of the video (on the making off) so on this part instead of the prodigy now we can hear a very small part of my friends famous Greek band named direct connection( + the module).
www.myspace.com/directconnectionsoundsystem - www.directconnection.gr/
the track is named: 7G and is from the Anticopyright_vol1
www.myspace.com/anticopyright_gr"
http://www.monopolis.gr/mocm/POPUPS/YOUTOBEVIDEOS/monotron%20in%20case.asp
http://www.monopolis.gr/mocm/SOUND-DEVICES.asp
These links didn't work for me but they do for MOCM so I'm posting them in case they work for you.
monotrons on eBay
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
MOCM PaternseQ
via this auction
"Patern seq is sound device based on 3 square wave oscillators and one divider. It is vary playful and noisy… There are 4 divider switches 2 functiability switches one influence the oscillators with the divider and the other one the body contacts, clock speed, 2 oscillator controls, volume, line out, controlled voltage out, 9v dc in, 9v battery plug, and a speaker."
YouTube Uploaded by TheMOCM on Jul 13, 2011
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
555 TIMER Astable - Electronic KIT
via this auction
"Kit contains: PCB (Printed circuit board), 555timer chip, 8 pin IC socket 0.01uF ceramic Capacitor, 10uf electrolytic capacitor, 10 kohm resistor, 8 ohm speaker, 9v. battery plug, crocodile plug.
This Concrete kit can be used for various applications. It is based on the well known 555timer IC (Integrated circuit), a very functional completed chip that is used mainly in timing circuits. 555timer IC can be used for two basic operations, the monostable operation and astable operation.
In the Astable mode the IC does not operate in a constant situation, but changes from one situation to another. This is characterized as square wave oscillation
The square wave is periodical, not sine waveform which has the form of successive vibrations with constant width and duration.
The width of the ideal square wave, it varies continuously between two concrete points in short time intervals (let’s say from 0 volts in 9 volts depending on the benefit). By operating in this way, an LED for example, can blink constantly with the same rythm. In our case, in a speaker it will produce sound “predetermined” by the operating frequency.
With a little imagination, using this simple oscillating sound/noise generator, fun devices can be created, as well as using various electrical contact materials/objects as frequency controllers.
Between the second and third position of “P” and one of the two connectors, a resistor or trimmer can be added, for less sensitivity on the connectors.
Changing the “C1” capacitor for a larger one (± 0.1uf) and at reception “P” adding a potentiometer (± 1Kohm), then the producer can use other instruments with greater control – analog diy synth, some modified game (circuit bent), or use it as an autonomous signal generator ++.
Replacing the potentiometer with a photo resistor in place of “P” (2 & 3), the frequency of the oscillator can be controled from a short distance. Hiding the environment light from the photo resistor or lighting it with a torch, a type “Opto theremin” can be created.
Between the battery and the PCB (printed circuit board) a switch or button can be added or even both!
The output to the speaker can be connected on amplification, eg. to the input of an audio mixer, home sound system, computer speakers, effects, etc.
For more information about the 555 timer and circuits you can check on the Internet. Is very widespread and can be found on many web pages." Also see www.mocm.gr
The 555 timer pcb kit assemble.mp4
YouTube Uploaded by TheMOCM on Jun 22, 2011
previously posted
"MOCM 555 TIMER KIT - www.mocm.gr
One simple, funny and creative electronic project, hat can change daily objects in to musical instruments. In other wards, a simple square wave oscillator. a sound generator."
"Kit contains: PCB (Printed circuit board), 555timer chip, 8 pin IC socket 0.01uF ceramic Capacitor, 10uf electrolytic capacitor, 10 kohm resistor, 8 ohm speaker, 9v. battery plug, crocodile plug.
This Concrete kit can be used for various applications. It is based on the well known 555timer IC (Integrated circuit), a very functional completed chip that is used mainly in timing circuits. 555timer IC can be used for two basic operations, the monostable operation and astable operation.
In the Astable mode the IC does not operate in a constant situation, but changes from one situation to another. This is characterized as square wave oscillation
The square wave is periodical, not sine waveform which has the form of successive vibrations with constant width and duration.
The width of the ideal square wave, it varies continuously between two concrete points in short time intervals (let’s say from 0 volts in 9 volts depending on the benefit). By operating in this way, an LED for example, can blink constantly with the same rythm. In our case, in a speaker it will produce sound “predetermined” by the operating frequency.
With a little imagination, using this simple oscillating sound/noise generator, fun devices can be created, as well as using various electrical contact materials/objects as frequency controllers.
Between the second and third position of “P” and one of the two connectors, a resistor or trimmer can be added, for less sensitivity on the connectors.
Changing the “C1” capacitor for a larger one (± 0.1uf) and at reception “P” adding a potentiometer (± 1Kohm), then the producer can use other instruments with greater control – analog diy synth, some modified game (circuit bent), or use it as an autonomous signal generator ++.
Replacing the potentiometer with a photo resistor in place of “P” (2 & 3), the frequency of the oscillator can be controled from a short distance. Hiding the environment light from the photo resistor or lighting it with a torch, a type “Opto theremin” can be created.
Between the battery and the PCB (printed circuit board) a switch or button can be added or even both!
The output to the speaker can be connected on amplification, eg. to the input of an audio mixer, home sound system, computer speakers, effects, etc.
For more information about the 555 timer and circuits you can check on the Internet. Is very widespread and can be found on many web pages." Also see www.mocm.gr
The 555 timer pcb kit assemble.mp4
YouTube Uploaded by TheMOCM on Jun 22, 2011
previously posted
"MOCM 555 TIMER KIT - www.mocm.gr
One simple, funny and creative electronic project, hat can change daily objects in to musical instruments. In other wards, a simple square wave oscillator. a sound generator."
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
The 555 timer pcb kit assemble.mp4
YouTube Uploaded by TheMOCM on Jun 22, 2011
"MOCM 555 TIMER KIT - www.mocm.gr
One simple, funny and creative electronic project, hat can change daily objects in to musical instruments. In other wards, a simple square wave oscillator. a sound generator."
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