"A live music performance by Saul Stokes for the first ten minutes, then a song from Syd and I.
Check out Saul's bandcamp: https://saulstokes.bandcamp.com/
and his/their youtube channel @frequensea_experience
Visuals by :
Tim Tompson https://timthompson.com/tjt/index.html
David Tristram https://tristram.com
Event Credits:
Thanks to Grateful Gardens, San Jose
Thanks to Community of Christ for supporting our community event by letting us use the venue and equipment.
M.C. and chief instigator : Doug Lynner
Streaming Producer : Collette Lynner
Ops and Marketing: Joerg Ferber
Video Producer: steve cooley
Thanks so much to all of the folks at Community of Christ for all the help with event logistics"
"This is part one of my testing of Steve Cooley's awesome handbuilt Beatseqr 16-step sequencer and MIDI controller. In parts one and two I am using the Beatseqr to trigger sounds from the default Ultrabeat sound bank.
Part one looks at the basic functions of the Beatseqr. Part two shows how I have used it to lay down a 'live' drum sequence during a studio project.
"On October 28th, 2017, Silicon Valley's Haptic Synapses (Charles Johnson, Derek Scott & Steve Cooley) performed an epic live modular set for Binary Society in Vinyl Dreams at Robotspeak's Annual Synth Meet commemorating their 15 Year Anniversary in San Francisco. Live visual performance by Bill Wiatroski and Tim Thompson. Available for viewing in UHD 4K. For more info visit hapticsynapses.com and binarysv.com"
YouTube via solarno72 | January 15, 2011 | follow-up to this post "This is my third video demonstrating Steve Cooley's handmade 16-step MIDI controller, the Beatseqr. In this video I am showing how you can use the Beatseqr to simultaneously send MIDI information to multiple tracks/instruments in Logic. Then, using a control surface I can toggle those different instruments on and off.
With the four programable patterns available in the Beatseqr this allows for potentially huge number of pattern/instrument combinations.
"This is a 20 minute chunk of Haptic Synapses (Steve Cooley, Charles Johnson, and Derek Scott) playing at San Jose California's South Bay Music Swap. Haptic Synapses is a live improvisational techno band. You can listen to the rest of this 2 hour set at http://hapticsynapses.com
(shot with a GoPro HD Hero ... so...it should be available in 720p)"
"This is me playing around with Steve Cooley's amazing beatseqr hardware controller. I'm running it through a Macbook Pro, with Roxor and Steppa, the open-source software designed specifically for the hardware. The Macbook is sending MIDI out to an Emu ESI-32, and I'm also adding Space Echo, spring reverb and digital delay to individual tracks. I spent about 10 minutes beforehand programming the step sequencer, otherwise everything is live."
YouTube via boxbanga | Feb 27, 2011 | 0 likes, 0 dislikes MATRIXSYNTH T - this one added to the Hall of Fame. "An excerpt of Haptic Synapses (Steve Cooley, Qorser, and Derek Scott) doing a live PA on the Eclektronik Groove radio show on 90.1 FM KZSU. Recorded on 2/21/2011. For more info, check out...
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