arduinosx150-detail

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"Close up of Arduino to SX-150 connections"

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Update: you can read more about it on Mr. Book's Stuff.

darkmatter HD take one

darkmatter HD take one from nagash on Vimeo.
"audio signal is generated by the animation itself, it's annoying but I think it blends ok. this is a looped video, so you can grab the original and repeat it forever to entertain your family and friends. or maybe not."

KORG nanoKEY first review with GarageBand MacBook

YouTube via jetdaisuke
"http://webdog.be/archives/0...
KORG nanoKEY（コルグ ナノキー）をGarageBandにつないでみた。"

DIY Analog Synth Demo #4- Mods

YouTube via rodriemi
"On http://arsamus-lineal-tml01.blogspot.... you can see details
Here the post of the mod: http://arsamus-lineal-tml01.blogspot....
This is a mod of an do-it-yourself analog synth I designed and build."

Minimoog + SCI Prophet VS + Roland Juno-60

YouTube via retrosound72

"vintage synth demo track by RetroSound

bassline: Roland Juno-60 (arpeggiator in hold-mode is triggered by the TR-707);
pads and lead sound: SCI Prophet VS;
drums: Roland TR-707 through the Minimoog VCF (VCF modulation: VCO3)

no overdubbing, no sequencer software used"

Wakemaniacs

YouTube via allexbessa. A trinity of synth manufacturers. Korg, Yamaha, Roland.
""Two men incensed by one man's journey"
Tribute to Rick Wakeman
Luciano Januzzi - Keyboards and Lead Vocal
Allex Bessa - Keyboards and Backing Vocal
Fernando Faustino - Drums and Backing Vocal"

AFFAIRE S

YouTube via vigmako. "video Komplex, music Frank Vigroux"
via dautrescordes
SC Six trak
Moog Voyager RME
Jomox M Resonator
Devi Ever fuzz pedal
Roland Space Echo
www.myspace.com/rebangx

Guide to MIDI in Polish

on Sound Expert

KORG RADIAS

images at this auction

GeminiacalAcidestiny.mp4

YouTube via AlychneAbscissa.

Buchla starts at 1:09, but do watch the intro.

"This is my 2nd piece of Musique Concrète created with tape splicing, speed manipulation, over tracking, and filtering. The original sounds came from a Buchla synthesizer and then were tape manipulated into this composition. This tape spliced piece was completed in 1980 at the Unv. of Arkansas Electronic Music Laboratory under the direction of Professor Dale Millen. It was created on a classic Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center tape station consisting of 4 Ampex 1/4 inch half tracks, and Columbia-Princeton custom 12 channel mixer. All sounds were eventually tape spliced into the order of the song. I didn't just turn on the Buchla and let it roll, this piece was cut together. I've been told that this is the difference between West Coast and East Coast electronic music composition. I've been told.

See also: Vladimir Ussachevsky, Mario Davidovsky, Milton Babbitt, Peter Mauzey, Bülent Arel, Pril Smiley, Alice Shields, Otto Luening and the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center."



Update via Reed:

"Here's a picture of the "classic Columbia-Princeton" setup..., complete with Buchla 100 and 12-channel mixer."