MATRIXSYNTH

at 9/01/2006 08:28:00 AM

Remember the Curetronic? Frederic sent me this shot along with a link to the Curetronic site. It's been a while since I checked them out. Title link takes you there.

BTW, I almost thought the shots were rendered until I checked out the photo gallery. Wow.

Update via Jörg in the comments:
"Another site in German... my own! ;-)
With some information on Curetronic: link"

at 9/01/2006 12:25:00 AM

Remember the synth mangler? Looks like it got a perty new face. Brian Comnes sent me a link to the Synth Mangler product page on Analogue Haven, where I pulled this shot. Title link takes you to Effector 13 where you will find the mangler and more. There are images, videos and more info after the hop. Here's a link to a mangler video.

at 8/31/2006 03:58:00 PM

Frederic sent me some rare shots of Kraftwerk he took at the "Pavillon de Paris", in Paris, in concert 4th october 1976. Title link takes you to more. Amazing. Thanks Frederic!

at 8/31/2006 03:57:00 PM

Tangerine Dream - Ossiach Lake (1971)

Tangerine Dream - Kiew Mission

via Frederic.

at 8/31/2006 01:58:00 PM

"Soundbombs are New-Media-Accessories. Each one a lowtech object for interactive transmission. An integrated soundmodul makes it possible to record any given sound and then activate it through a motiondetector. As a Non-Visual Graffiti, with its origin in streetart, Soundbombs give the possibility to tag a place in an accoustic form: a welcoming greeting at the entrance or a warning of a bad restaurant. Each owner can leave a personal message anywhere and at any time. Soundbombs can whistle, laugh, belch or recite a poem."

Yep, I could have some fun with this.

via Brian Comnes.

at 8/31/2006 11:48:00 AM

YouTube by kokoon.

at 8/31/2006 10:10:00 AM

flickr by fantismo

at 8/31/2006 10:09:00 AM

Title link takes you to more on Harmony Central.

at 8/31/2006 10:07:00 AM

Title link takes you to a 3.59M mp3 (right click and save if you want to check it out), by REwire, posted here on VSE.

at 8/31/2006 10:05:00 AM

Note this is not a commercial from Moog Music but a project from an enthusiast. YouTube via themedusas: "This is a project I did for my Motion Design 2 class. The concept behind this was to magnify the culture and kinship of owning a Moog Synthesizer. Since the 70's, musicians have been building and customizing their own Moogs. So I wanted to reflect that sort of attachment that owners have with them, and in the process, bring the history and culture of owning a Moog into the new millenium as well."