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Thursday, April 08, 2010

ALIO DIE | PARALLEL WORLDS

Also posted on MATRIXSYNTH-C. New release via Bakis Sirros. All tracks feature his 16 panel modular Serge system. A previous incarnation of that system is pictured here to the left.

"HIC SUNT LEONES presents:

ALIO DIE | PARALLEL WORLDS Circo Divino (HSL055 and HSL055LP)
CD - 6 side Digipack, 180gr Vinyl.

This is the first collaboration by ambient master Alio Die with soundscape creator Parallel Worlds.
The unique sound achieved could be described as a hybrid sonic world, made out of bouncing electrons and air vibrations.

The modular machines of Parallel Worlds are merged with the acoustic instrumentation and drones of
Alio Die, joined by the ethereal voice of the Polish vocalist/composer India Czajkowska, resulting in a surreal, yet down to earth, listening experience.

The compositions, being, at times, minimal and calm and, at other times, full of mystical darkness and microsound elements, take the listener into a place were mental and physical boundaries have no need to exist.

The beautiful Digipack artwork is by the painter Romanie Sanchez.

Tracks:
1 Lost Fractales
2 Circo Divino
3 Nuvole di Palissandro
4 Sorinel
5 Electrostatic Forest
6 Slide of Grace

All tracks composed and produced by Bakis Sirros and Stefano Musso
(BMI) between 2008 and 2009, in Milan, Italy and Athens, Greece.

Parallel Worlds : Doepfer A100 modular, Serge Modular Music System, AS Integrator modular, Metalbox/CGS modular, modified Oberheim 4-Voice, modified EMS VCS3, String machines, Tape Echoes, Tone & CV generators, wave shapers and modifiers.

Alio Die: Drones and Loops, Zither, Carillon, Effects and Treatments.

Voice and effects on tracks 1,3,4 by India Czajkowska recorded in
Verezzi, Italy.

Mastering by Stefano Musso at Temple Studio, Milan.

Cover pictures by Romanie Sanchez
www.romanie.net

CD and Vinyl Limitation: 500 copies each

Please order at:
www.aliodie.com
www.parallel-worlds-music.com"

Update: you can find some MP3 clips here.

adisquo sininfernal reaktor5 ens

adisquo sininfernal reaktor5 ens from adisquo on Vimeo.


"experiment sound
sin osc reverb distort etc a very old reaktor 5 synt witch touch lcd
adisquo sininfernal reaktor5 ens"

Luftrum 2 - 69 Ambient Patches for Thor


YouTube via Luftrum1 — April 08, 2010 — "Luftrum 2. Ambient ReFill with 69 ambient patches for Thor Synthesizer, Propellerhead Reason 4.

With an exclusive selection of ambient pads, sleeping drones and textured soundscapes Luftrum 2 is taking Thor to a level yet unheard. Judge for yourself and listen to the audio demo. Whether you produce deep cryo-sleeping ambient, experimental IDM or beatless space drone music, this ReFill is guaranteed to inspire your sound. Luftrum 2 sounds like: Harold Budd, Tangerine Dream, Brian Eno, early Aphex Twin, Global Communication, FSoL, Moby and Biosphere.

Luftrum 2 contains 69 ambient patches for Thor:

38 Ambient Pads
16 Textured Soundscapes
8 Minimalistic Lead Synths
7 Sleeping Drones

www.luftrum.com"

Homebuild Synth 7 - Peripherals


YouTube via organfairy — April 08, 2010 — "This is the final chapter of my little mini modular synthesizer building project. I make some usefull-but-not-crucial modules: A pedal, a PWM unit, an amplifier, and a power distribution system.

Again the music in this video is made on the Elka X-1000 organ - this time with a little help from the Technics SX-C600."

Homebuild Synth 6 - Keyboard


All vids here.

Roland TB-303


via this auction

"* Auction includes: Roland TB-303 with replaced Alps pushbutton switches, dust guard installed and upper six knobs remounted about 1.5mm higher
* Original Roland grey & orange faux leather carry case / gig bag
* Bound copy of the TB-303 manual
* Choice of official Roland/Boss power supply (choice from Boss models PSA-240 (brand new and made in China), PSA-220, ACA-120G and ACA-220 (the latter three being used and all being made in Japan)
* Energizer Ultra C cell batteries x4

Silent Way AC Encoder breakout box

flickr by expertsleepers
(click for more)

Expert Sleepers website

Darkroom SOTNMS panels, installed

flickr by expertsleepers

IMG_2834 and IMG_2835

flickr by kz1000ps
(click for more)

Moog Little Phatty
Roland Juno-106
Alesis Andromeda A6
Sequential Circuits Prophet-5

Software Klee Updates



via dnigrin in this electro-music.com thread.

"I thought I would give an update on where things stand with the new v2 version of the software - most of the new features I will include are coded, and now I am just wrestling with a few bugs and details, and then on to beta testing. I also have to fully update the docs. Here's the listing of what's coming in this version, as well as a few screenshots...

* new VST instrument hosting - route MIDI externally, or internally to virtual instruments (or mix of both) * new A-B output * LEDs to switches, for A, B, or A&B * constrain output notes to specific scale * output chord based on root note - user can specify up to 6 pitches in chord, plus root note * can reverse direction to R to L, instead of L to R * external load via MIDI or audio input * MIDI CC control for virtually all UI controls I plan to demo this version at the upcoming Analogue Heaven Northeast event on April 25: http://stretta.com/ahne/2010/ Also - one little tidbit that made my day: for the 80's Industrial fans out there, cEvin Key of Skinny Puppy is a software Klee user (and hardware too) - see his quote at http://defectiverecords.com/klee/index2.html" click here for all posts featuring the software Klee including video.

Mystery KORG

Anyone ID this KORG?

via ultratendance

Update via abducted in the comments:
"hello,
nathanscribe (on vintagesynth.com forum) has all the details :

'It's a Korg LP-10 Electronic Piano. They were out around '81 I think.

There are 3 presets: Piano, Clav and E.P., which can be mixed together (on/off only, not variable level) - there are three sustain modes (gate, decay and release, basically) and a knob for the decay rate. There's a strange stepped slider for pitch control - you can shift the whole keyboard up to an octave up in semitones - and there's a 6-band EQ. Probably the best sounds use the built-in chorus, which has an on/off switch and rate control. It's pretty sweet, if a touch noisy.

There's not much interfacing - phones out, high/low mono out, and damper pedal input - I did see one with an extra socket on eBay once, but the owner had no idea what it was for. The LP-10 does have built-in speakers but they're a bit crappy.

It's pretty basic and cheap, the keyboard is synth-style and not weighted in any way; it sounds nice through proper speakers with a touch of reverb. Goes well with a stringer.'"

Update in via khoral

korg LP 10 analog piano

YouTube via abertronic — July 21, 2009 —

"demo of korg lp10 .This is just a demo of the sound of this keyboard , not a demo of my skills as a keyboard player !!!"
Pics http://www.tonetweakers.com/used/korg_lp10.htm
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