MATRIXSYNTH

Tuesday, November 18, 2008

MoeSqncr iPhone App

YouTube via tjkdougaman
"Moe Sequencer.
Make Music with Moe Voice."
You can get MoeSequencer here:

RealPiano the Grand Piano for the iPhone

YouTube via ArminSZ
"This is a short demo of the best Piano app for the iPhone and iPod touch"
You can get RealPiano here:

Angular Momentum MIDI Controller for the Jomox AiR Base 99

"MIDI Controller for the Jomox AiR Base 99.
Stand Alone and VSTi version
All controls neatly on 1 panel
99 Preset slots
Channel select
MIDI Learn
MIDI Learn Reset
MIDI Learn: Move slider or knob simultaniously with your hardware controller.
MIDI Unlearn: Double click control or press Reset all MIDI Learn
Use 2 MIDI Tracks...
MIDI Track 1...MIDI In = from Hardware Controller....MIDI out = AMVST AiR Base 99 Control
MIDI Track 2...MIDI In = AMVST AiR Base 99 Control....MIDI Out = Output to Jomox AiR Base 99 Hardware"
[Angular Momentum - be sure to check out their other software]

customized Oberheim SEM Module

via Aliens Project where you will find one more image and samples.

Custom Oberheim SEM with break-out patch points. Also note the Moog 993.

SX-150 modded

flickr by mesak
(click through for the mouseovers)

"'output' has switch for inverting pitch->filter tracking
output changed to big jack (to the side)
below resonance is a switch for 'resonance reshuffle'
thanks to masa"

Update via tm: "working link to the instructions"

Sound Design with AudioCubes

YouTube via Percussa
"A demo by http://alloyelectric.com/
(Chris Warren, UCSD)

Chris is controlling a soft synth developed especially for AudioCubes by Percussa, to be released in the next months.

No setup or configuration necessary to make the cubes talk to the software, since the software was designed specifically for the cubes.

No drivers necessary, and runs on Mac OSX 10.4 or Windows XP SP2 and later."

Oscillators on navs.modular.lab

"What a week it's been. First I get my AFG back from Livewire, then I finally get my hands on a Cwejman VCO-6 and yesterday Tiptop Audio's Z3000 arrives at Schneidersbuero. Oscillators. They're like buses..."

You can hear the samples on navs.modular.lab.

calculator music

YouTube via ajturley
"This is a demo of a project I built so that I could use my HP 48 to play a MIDI keyboard. The calculator is running a program that sends data to a Parallax Stamp Basic microcontroller over the built-in serial port whenever I press a button. The microcontroller is running software that converts the message from the calculator into a MIDI noteon or noteoff message that is then sent to the keyboard. This is a response to a createdigitalmusic.com poll in which a (small) number of users said they wanted the site to cover more calculator music."