Klee Third Run Poll

You can find the poll via Scott Stites on electro-music.com.

"We're trying to figure out of a third run is feasible.

Poll question says it all. If you missed out on the third run, or just would like to buy more and support your local forum, mark yes."

MIT Flea Market

"The MIT Flea is on the third Sunday of each month, April through October. This is a place to buy, sell, and swap amateur radio, electronic, and computer equipment. Hams and non-hams alike are welcome.

The Flea is held at MIT's Albany Street Garage at the corner of Albany and Main Streets in Cambridge. The gate opens for buyers at 9am. There is a small admission fee."

More info and images here

Interview with Hal Chamberlin

"Way back in 1980 a book titled "Musical Applications of Microprocessors" became the companion for many Engineers designing musical instruments in the 20th century. In 1985, the book was expanded from its original 660 pages to a whooping big 800-odd pages. Till this day, the book (albeit outdated) is still seen as a source of learning for many students in this field. The man who wrote that book is Hal Chamberlin.

For the last 16 years, Hal has been employed by Kurzweil (now known as Kurzweil Music Systems). There, he has been quietly working away on both hardware and software for the many products that Kurzweil make.

Sonikmatter caught up with Hal (at the Young Chang factory in Korea) while he was finishing up on his design of the "remote control" for the new Kurzweil KSP8 Effects Module. Here is what he had to say:" link

AUTOMAT3D

"Welcome to what I hope will become a vast repository of knowledge in the areas of show-control, prop-control, lighting, sound and special-effects. With Halloween just around the corner you’ll need ways to control those fabulous props you’ve built for your haunt. Please take a look around."
via MODD3D, who brought us Midify via Division 6.

Doepfer A100 GROOVE 4

YouTube via unyo303

Robotronic Vocoder Demo

YouTube via SugarBytes
"Check the versatile and superb sounding Robotronic Vocoder!
All kinds of vocoding jobs are possible and it´s so easy to use!"

WOW! Filterbox

YouTube via SugarBytes
"WOW is the most versatile filterplugin our there, featuring lots of filters, insane modulation possibilities, vowel filtering (9 Vowels) and a superb sound! Check this audiophile candy now!"

happy.

YouTube via blindoldfreak. "say no to social life..."
Update via Mike in the comments: "by the way blindoldfreak is alessandro cortini's (of NIN) project. http://www.myspace.com/blindoldfreak and www.blindoldfreak.com"

Release Velocity

YouTube via DaveCornutt. Oberheim Matrix-1000.
"A demonstration of the use of MIDI release velocity. See sequence15.blogspot.com for the accompanying text."

Rhythm Ring Official Demo (Cornell ECE 476 Final Project)

YouTube via blufiresw20.

"An interactive rhythm sequencer designed and built for ECE 476 (Microcontrollers) at Cornell University. Final report: http://www.blufiresoftware.com/tempor...
Please note that inspiration for this project draws from Peter Bennett's BeatBearing. "