Thursday, March 04, 2010
demonstration of new paia 9751 noise source www.paia.com
YouTube via horchacha
"demonstrating the paia 9751 noise source
white/pink/blue noise
modulates a paia 9720 series VCO
www.paia.com
dave wright
www.notbreathing.com"
Demo Red x0xb0x to sell ! Enjoy that acid scream :-) So close to the original Roland TB 303.
YouTube via TheAnalogLover. x0xb0x's on Ebay
"X0xb0x with bass boost and higher resonnance !
x0xb0x with Sokkos 1.9, MachineDrum for beats !"
Auduino: DIY Arduino Synthesizer
YouTube via kizel4
"The Auduino, a DIY synthesizer, originally developed by the tinker.it team.
I decided to make a few modifications to the original. I added a switch that enables a light dependent resistor (LDR) to control the rate of the noise, which essentially means the more light that hits the resistor, the faster the tempo.
I also did not want to commit to one mapping of the Auduino -- I liked both the the smooth frequency and the stepped pentatonic mapping, so I added a switch to move between the two synthesiser parameters.
My documentation:
turtlethink.com
The original project:
code.google.com/p/tinkerit/wiki/Auduino
If you have any questions, feel free to ask, and I will do my best to answer."
Long Way Down
video upload by dickeyboyz
"Michael Penn plays live"
via Brian Kehew:
"Patrick Warren playing Chamberlin M1, live with Michael Penn on the tonight show. Incredible work; he uses cellos and strings, marimbas, and the electric guitar patch for the solo at 2:20. I really think Patrick is the best player of tape-replay keyboards, very tasteful and beautiful and he created a unique style pitch-bending by slowing down the motor."
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