MATRIXSYNTH

Computer Music Live / Citrusonic Podcast / Jazzmutant Lemur

YouTube via citrusonic
"This is a video I made Christmas Eve 2009 with my Jazzmutant Lemur. Bumpalizer can do some really neat things. Its lots of fun & the results can be amazing. I want to do more videos, but as you can imagine these things take time. You may subscribe to my weekly podcast on iTunes, just search for Citrusonic or you may visit www.citrusonic.libsyn.com & or www.citrusonic.com"

Crash Course in Science The Uncle Floyd Show

YouTube via tumblebugmechanism. via sequencer.de.
"Television appearance by Crash Course in Science on The Uncle Floyd Show.
CCIS appeared four times on this amazing show. This clip was their second appearance.
They perform "Cakes in the Home" and "Kitchen Motors" and chat with Uncle Floyd."

Update via Pol in the comments: "Great "nostalgia" ;-). Seen them a few weeks ago at the Belgium Independent Music Festival in Antwerp:"

Crash Course in Science - Flying Turns (Live @ BIM 2009)

YouTube via satosato1
"Crash Course in Science - Flying Turns (Live @ BIM 2009)"

YAMAHA CS01

flickr by A-Beats

"1982年"

Love och Niels spelar synth

flickr by Johan Larsson 82

wetterberg_setup_jan2010

flickr by Andreas Wetterberg

"recent reconfig to add in my new second uLFO from BubbleSound. I'm so stoked to get to use that pair!"

Roland Rs 5 Demo House of rising sun Animals

YouTube via ElektroNoiser
"This is a demonstration of sound Roland RS-5 keyboard, a MIDI file is read by the sequencer Kawai Q-80EX and interpreted by Roland. Sound test requested by the user "tecladistarockstar."

ROLAND SH-32 y Axiom 49

YouTube via ElektroNoiser
Googlish translation from Spanish:
"The possibilities with an SH-32 and Axiom 49, no sequencer, no external effects, without editing:

With the SH-32 set to perform mode with 4 sounds in 4 different ways:

Channel One, first sound is a wave Spectrum in each oscillator mode and a FX RING RING which is modulated manually with the potentiometer "Intensity" from the front panel and the Cutoff and Resonance, from Axiom control the channel volume ...

Channel Two, second sound: here is a single oscillator with noise
and SH using the arpeggiator from the Axiom to control the depth of the filter cutoff, resonance and volume of the track ...

CHANNEL THREE, third sound, a bass sound with a pretty melody basically two sawtooth oscilasdores more delay ...

CHANNEL FOUR: This last sound is composed of two sawtooth oscillators with much use of LFO 1 and 2, synchronized by controlling the depth of the filter cutoff, resonance and volume from the axiom ... (can be seen from 3'31 " )

Internal effects of SH-32: are configured in series, first RING and the Reverb synchronized paneado a delay in the first sound is affected by the two effects processors, all other sounds only delay is applied."

Bass Line Roland SH-32

"How to do a low-acid base with a Roland SH-32 and the arpeggiator, I hope they please.

Make an acid base line with a Roland SH-32 and his arpeggiator.

Sounds and Sequencer by ElektroNoiser."

Audio Reactive Cubes

YouTube via rishabhrajan

Mellotron Classics : Space Oddity

YouTube via OmenieSoftware. Ellatron on

"During Summer 2009 the 40th anniversary edition of Space Oddity was released, along with 8 original stems to support remixing. How could we possibly avoid that remix challenge?!

So, challenge accepted - here is one of the most influential Mellotron songs of all time - Rick Wakeman, no less - with his Wakemanness artfully removed by muting the track in Logic. And the Rolf Harrisisms of the Stylophone removed as well, but that was trickier as the Stylophone and lead guitar share a track. Mellotron and Stylophone were replaced by Ellatron's 'Mellostring' and 'Stellavibe' respectively, to give authentic Mellotron string and vibrato stylophone sounds.

Ellatron sits beautifully in the mix (even though the level is artificially lifted for emphasis), and the result is totally convincing, with no post-processing at all on the Ellatron tracks. There's no question Ellatron is an excellent performance instrument, particularly the new (not quite released!) Ellatron version 1.5 with 12 chord buttons - 16 songs, each with 12 chords allows a band to apply rich Tron sounds to a whole set, without having any musical talent whatsoever - if you can read a chord book you can program a whole set into Ellatron!"