Tuesday, March 25, 2008
the squarewave parade DOWNGRADE videos
http://thesquarewaveparade.com/DOWNGRADEv2.html
videos include:
the DOWNGRADE - saw source
the DOWNGRADE - percussion source
the DOWNGRADE - expression pedal sweeps
the DOWNGRADE - percussion source two
the DOWNGRADE - stand alone
If the videos don't appear for you check them out here.
Ookpik Ebbe+Flut patching demos
via Ookpik:"I don't know if you're interested, but I've got a couple of short/sweet audio clips of Airbase clean and through the Ebbe and Flut. The wet version is a pretty good example of what you can do with the EuF's patches, at the core of it the patch involves both filters FMing each other, with filter 1 at a very low frequency and high resonance. Env1 controls the LFO rate, and is itself triggered by the output of the distortion circuit. The LFO is set to modulate the envelope times in Env2. It's up at my myspace: www.myspace.com/ookpikk Or direct at
http://ookpikk.googlepages.com/NeonDrumsClean.mp3
http://ookpikk.googlepages.com/NeonDrumsDirty.mp3"
OLPC Sound Sample Archive
This one sent my way via Jacob. You can find more info on OLPC (One Laptop Per Child) here."Dear Colleagues, Students and Friends,
- but the OLPC Release is official....
Please share this news, press release and links with your students, your friends, your colleagues, your mailing lists and your newsgroups....
This 8.5 GB collection is donated under the Creative Commons Attribution License which means you can freely create, compose, mix, remix, share, distribute and redistribute these samples and use them for any purpose as long as you clearly attribute the source.
At last... free - thanks to all those who contributed.
Spread the word. Share the sounds.....
-doctorB
Here are the links:
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Sound_samples
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Talk:Sound_samples
Here's the *Official* OLPC Press Release:
http://csounds.com/OLPC_SoundSampleArchive.doc.zip
While you are checking out the links and downloading the samples, you might want to check out all the cool CsoundXO stuff that has been happening on the OLPC XO laptop:
Over these past two months the CsoundXO Developers - especially John ffitch, Victor Lazzarini, Andres Cabrera, Jacob Joaquin, Cesare Marilungo, and Greg Thompson have really pushed out some new and important tools and activities for the XO. Links to some of these are below.
A most important result of this development initiative is the fact that John and Victor got the CsoundXO subset of Csound5 to be FULLY SYNCHRONIZED and TOTALLY COMPATIBLE with the current release of Public Csound (and automated the process so that they will ALWAYS be in sync!) and Andres has a CsoundXO manual that is fully synchronized as well!!!!!
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Csound
+ Links to the Csound Activities, the new RPM!, the developer tools
(by Victor), and the toots.
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Csndsugui
+ Victor Lazzarini's AMAZING new GUI TOOLKIT for Csound Activity
Development on the XO
+ Victor has developed a wonderful small collection of tutorial
activities with sliders and buttons controlling CsoundXO
- waves - a simple additive synth
- synth - a subtractive synth with USB keyboard control
- playfiles - an 8 track remixer with record capability
- GMplayer - an iterface and instrument for loading and playing any GM file with Csound - using the Avid/M-Audio donated Sample Set
http://www.thumbuki.com/20080317/step-and-funny-talk-for-the-olpc.html
+ Jacob Joaquin's new Activities developed with Victor's Toolkit and
his blog and tutorials about the process.
* coming soon (within the next two weeks) by Greg Thompson
- CsoundEditor/Launcher - with virtual MIDI piano keyboard and CsoundXO manual integrations
+ including ALL the Boulanger Tutorials - TOOTS, Csound Book Chapter
1, Mastering Csound, Scanned Synthesis
+ including thousands of instruments and models from The Csound
Catalog plus dozens of compositions and MIDI instruments,
- CsoundRemixer - for jamming with the OLPCsound Sample Archive (and adding Csound FX instruments)
- GMPlayAlong - for playing general MIDI files with Csound and visualizing the tracks on the ascii keyboard, virtual piano keyboard and pianoroll
- PlayAlong Keyboard - for playing Csound Instruments from a USB and/or Virtual Keyboard: GMplayer, Sampler, SynthExplorer (all sorts of synths)
* coming soon (within the next two weeks) by Cesare Marilungo
- Image2Sound - for the sonification of pictures and drawings from the Journal and other OLPC Activities using his new image opcode collection.
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Talk:CSound - some thoughts on Csound for press and others
Here are the links to the XO Bundled Sound Activities (including especially the Csound Masterpiece by Jean Piché and Company
- TamTam Mini, TamTam Jam, TamTam Edit, and the SynthLab)
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Tamtam - all Csound - AMAZING - INTUITIVE - POWERFUL - and for Children!
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Pippy (Some Csound)
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Memorize (Some Csound)
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Measure (Making the Csound connection now)
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Record (capturing audio for Csound and Photos for Image2Csound conversion - thanks to Cesare Marilungo's new Opcodes!)
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Draw (paint program which with Image2Csound and Cesare's opcodes - can now be transformed to audio.)"
Pink Floyd - On The Run attempt on Alesis Ion synthesizer
video upload by adzy31
"Me playing a version of Pink Floyd's "On The Run". This one I did without the original track playing in the background. it's just one take, i didn't have time to add all the random talking and footstep noises and panning bass sounds and backwards guitar played with a mic stand etc etc... but maybe that'll happen at some point.
it could do with a bit more variation in the sequenced sound but i'll just have to keep experimenting with all the magical features of this synth.
btw for anyone who is interested it is fairly possible to use this synth's tracking generator as a crude step sequencer, hence this video - instructions can be found in the alesis ion/micron Yahoo group, message number 15215. I used a patch from 'uralmoto2001' (to whom i'm very grateful :)) which I found in the files section of the group, with a few edits, as the basis for this video.
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/al..."
Screaming into Moogerfoogers
YouTube via RothHandle
"Title more or less says it all.
This film was shot at Roth Händle studios in Stockholm, Sweden. The studio is owned and run by swedish musician and producer Mattias Olsson. The studio houses a remarkable collection of odd instruments, both new and old. For booking and more info on the studio please visit www.roth-händle.nu"
Treating the Korg KR-55 through Moogerfoogers
"Today I started working on anew track for the Mellotron Documentary soundtrack I am working on and decided to use a rhythm from the Korg KR-55."
The ARP 2600: 2012 Filter Part 2
YouTube via AutomaticGainsay. See part 1 and more here.
"Here is the second part of a two part series outlining and demonstrating the sound and functionality of the ARP 2012 filter on the ARP 2600.
Thank you for watching!"
Metasonix TM-7, Fulltone TTE & A.Solutions SEMblance
YouTube via bigcitymusic
"In this video the Metasonix Scrotum Smasher is annihilating the Analogue Solutions SEMblance. The LFO of the Moog CP-251 is modulating the Scrotum amount. All of it is running into a Fulltone Tape Echo that's pretty cranked. The first little clip is the SEMblance dry."
My modular synth (25/3/2008)
YouTube via futureimage
"Equipment used:
Future Sound Systems "Digital" Oscillator
CGS52 Simple Lockhart Wave Folder
Alesis Ion + microKorg provide a little modulation for the oscillator
First time I've really used these few modules together. I'll have to fix the Synthacon cos it's a really nice filter when it works"
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