Saturday, February 24, 2007
Techno Live By Vynil Codec
Another YouTube via KlemK.
Kitlist:
E-MU PX-7
Korg radias
Akai S900
Mackie 1642 VLZ
Alesis Smashup & Bitrman
TC Electronics m300
M-Audio Quattro (only use for recording i am quiet PC alergic whenit is about to make music)
Two More Vids via fierce fish
Monomachine Vocal Example Aciieed!
Studio at night
Title link takes you to fierce fish's (darenager) video set on YouTube.
Studio at night
Title link takes you to fierce fish's (darenager) video set on YouTube.
DIY Kraakdoos / Crackle Box

"The Kraakdoos, or Crackle Box, was designed by Michel Waisvisz of STEIM in the seventies, the main concept being that the human body becomes a vital part of the electronics (or the other way around) while playing it. It is a touch and pressure sensitive device that squeeks and makes a lot of noise when played with."
There are samples on site.
Innerclock Systems Sync-Shift Mark II
Innerclock Systems Website
Taking the OASYS Plunge

Living Room Invasion! II

Robert Rich On Mastering The Tools In Electronic Music

"He uses a number of old keyboards in his work as well including the Yamaha DX7 IID, Korg Wave Station and the Ensoniq ASR10 Sampler. Rich also uses the TimewArp 2600 by WayOutWare.
There is one piece of gear Rich uses a good deal; Synthesis Technology MOTM, a hybrid system with Midi to CV conversion.
'Its become my signature. It is a but of a luxury I enjoy it I grew up building modular synthesizers from kits so that is my language,” says Rich. “Only in the past 5 to 8 years that there has been a resurgence of analog synths-and a backlash against plug-ins. The experience of interacting with machines...there is something sensual about hardware. It touches the skin.'"
MOOG Minimoog Sound Charts
Kawai K3m
No title link, just this shot pulled via this auction
I never knew it came with a wave card. The K3m is capable of rudimentary additive synthesis. You can add harmonics to build up a sound.
Update: The seller, Robert, sent me a hi-res scan of the card. You can find it here.
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