Kwotemusic has a post up on his experience building a Blacet Dual Filter module.
"I built the Blacet Dual Filter module the other day and it was quite the learning experience. I had built the Dual Linear VCA before but had a helping hand so this time around I was really forced to learn things more fully."
If you'd like to see what Plan B has been up to, click here for previews, descriptions and photos of the 15 new Plan B products which will be released over the Summer and Fall of 2008, including the ELF series modules and Model 30.
YouTube via psvbluemts "Except from TV documentary about Australian venture capital industry in 1984 showing rare footage inside the Fairlight factory. Features Peter Vogel, Kim Ryrie, Mars Lazar." Update: you might recognize the Fairlight in the last video from this post.
click here Prof. Aaron Lanterman Some examples of what's listed: # Session 1: 40 Years of Music Synthesis, Day 1 (Moog/Buchla up to DX7) (video) # Session 2: 40 Years of Music Synthesis, Day 2 (DX7 and after) (video) # Session 3: Op-Amp Review, Day 1 (video) # Session 4: Op-Amp Review, Day 2 (video) # Session 5: Meet the Korg MS-20, a typical semimodular analog monosynth (video)
"I've finally got videos of all the lectures from the Spring 2008 version of my class on "Electronics for Music Synthesis" posted to blip.tv. Previous versions of the class were called "Theory and Design of Music Synthesizers" - I retitled the class to more clearly indicated the increased analog focus and decreased digital focus of this version of the class (but there's some random bits of DSP-ish stuff in there, like discussions of aliasing).
There were 22 lectures this semester. Alas only 21 are posted, since I had technical issues with the camera one day."
YouTube via suckho. via Failed Muso. "BeatEd homepage: http://www.byterapers.com/BeatEd/
BeatEd is a simple drum machine application for Symbian S60 mobile phones. It was originally developed in couple of nights to get a drum machine and metronome application for personal guitar playing purposes. After getting a lot of new ideas and positive feedback, I decided to improve it a bit and make a decent public release of it. So here it is, have fun!
Feature highlights: - Easy to use beat editor, even easier beat player. - Change tempo and volume while playing. - Edit beat on-the-fly while playing. - 16 bit 16 channel audio mixer. - Extremely accurate beat timing (1-999 BPM). - Real-time VU meters. - 16 different drum tracks. - Supports S60 v3.x mobile phones. - Adjusts to different screen layouts. - Random volume variance. - and much more..
Supported devices: - All S60 3rd edition devices (Forum Nokia list)
"This music video documents the production of the song "change" by maison vague. The footage is drawn entirely from the actual sessions, along with images of some of the equipment used in the production. The song is built on a relentless Jupiter-4 arpeggiated bass line, triggered by a CR-8000 drum machine, modified with individual mono outputs, synced to Pro Tools via an MSQ-100 MIDI sequencer. As the Jupiter-4 has no MIDI, this was the only way to keep things *somewhat* in sync during overdubs. Although the OB-Xa features prominently in the video, the majority of the synth sounds in this song come from the Jupiter-4." Lyrics here - check out the video description.
Kwotemusic has a post up on his experience building a Blacet Dual Filter module.
