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Waldorf Microwave XT SN 830726675

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Roland Juno-60 Extra Patch Tricks

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SN 303831

"Cool Tips: The Juno-60 can have 76 patches. By pressing down nr 5 and 1 or 2, at the same time, you get access to patch 57 to 76.

To access patches 80 to 98, (dead-patch) plug a cord into the PATCH SHIFT connector. Now you can access the test-programs 80-98: Keep 5 down and press 3 for bank 8, 5 and press 4 for bank 9.

Fire the Juno up with the KEYTRANSPOSE button pressed and the arpeggio mode-switch up to enter MONO-MODE. All 6 voices will be assigned to the last key pressed."

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iPG-800

"iPG-800 is a MIDI Controller iPad app emulating the functionality of the PG-800 Synthesizer Programmer that was built by Roland. It only works with a Roland JX-8P synth or a MKS-70, the rack version of the JX-8P.

iPG-800 is a CoreMIDI app and connects to CoreMIDI compatible MIDI-Interfaces and to wireless MIDI Network sessions."

If it transmits the same MIDI messages as the PG-800, it should work with the JX-10 as well. It would be interesting to see editors like this having patch memory.

iTunes:
iPG-800 - kentai
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Gattobus Studio Test-23072012

Gattobus Studio Test-23072012 from Gianni Proietti on Vimeo.

Just playin' around to find the right sounds...

Liquid Modulat

YouTube Published on Jul 23, 2012 by Ebotronix

"4ms Peg
Alesis Metavox Vocoder TSM & Uncle
Analogue Systems RS 110 RS 360
Arp Odyssey 2811& 2821
Doepfer 4xA 134 pan by Moog MP 201
Flame Chord Machine # 1 (Uncle) chords by Roland 104 Sequencer
Chord Machine # 2 (AO) Bass, Unisono mode (cv by CM 2arp out)
Talking Synth Modul to MetaVox
Make Noise Maths Moddemix QMMG Wogglebug
Malekko 4 x A O (CM # 2) 4x Uncle ( CM # 1 )
Roland System 104 Sequencer
SSL Modulation Orgy
Toppobrillo Sportmodulator
Master Clock Logic via Kenton Pro 2000 II and 2x 4ms RCD
Drums Logic Ultrabeat and Korg Micro X 6/4"

Update:

Liquid Stone Age

Published on Jul 23, 2012 by Ebotronix

Experiments with Twisted Tools S-Layer Routed Into Scapes

YouTube Published on Jul 23, 2012 by twistedtools

"Experiments routing S-Layer into Scapes to add some grain delay to S-Layer oneshots. In this video, S-Layer's outputs were routed to directly into Scapes inputs."

Barry Schrader's The Barnum Museum CD & Vintage Buchla Performances

"After four years of composing and mastering, The Barnum Museum CD is now in production and will be released on the Innova label on September 25, 2012. This one-hour, eight-movement work is inspired by Steven Millhauser’s short story, The Barnum Museum, and is a journey into the imagination of the fantastic. There’s a new page on my site for The Barnum Museum CD, with excerpts from the notes and music from the first two tracks. I’ll be putting up samples from the other movements throughout the next two months.

On Wednesday, July 25, at 8:00 pm BST (UTC/GMT +1 hour) (3:00 pm EDT; 12:00 noon PDT), London Resonance FM will present a special one-hour program of my music from the past 35 years. This program presents the rarely-heard Moon-Wings from Moon-Whales and other Moon Songs (1982-1983), composed on the Buchla 200 analog synthesizer, and also features the premiere presentation of a ten-minute sampler from my latest work, The Barnum Museum (2009-2012). I've recorded special commentary for this program, and you can listen to this show by streaming with the link and information given here.

My recent article on John Cage, Caged, is available online on Glasschord. While the piece largely deals with Cage's work from my own perspective, it contains some interesting facts about Cage's background and influences. Glasschord is an excellent and important online magazine that covers contemporary culture and art. The complete program notes for The Barnum Museum will be presented in the October issue of Glasschord, along with a special Barnum Museum Sampler mp3 file."

"After years of work by the Iota Center, Pamela Turner, and Mark Toscano and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the experimental animation work of Adam Beckett (1950-1979) has been remastered and released on a new DVD. Included in this DVD is Heavy-Light (1973), Adam's most abstract work.

I was fortunate to be able score Heavy-Light, using one of CalArts' Buchla 200 systems, and it's great to see Adam's work restored and made available to the public. Also on this DVD is Evolution of the Red Star, with music by Carl Stone."