Friday, August 06, 2010
juno60 demo
YouTube via squeakyfromme69 | August 06, 2010
"yeah, these things sound really good! sorry for the crackling noises. it's a project synth. reverb is the ableton reverb plugin"
KORG ELECTRIBE・MX / PATTERN PREVIEW - DUBSTEP -
YouTube via KORGINC | August 05, 2010
"SDカードに対応し、新たに発売となったELECTRIBE・MXの最新プリセット・パターンをご紹介。ダブステップ編。"
KORG EMXs on Ebay
Roland V-Synth XT - Working with a Touchscreen
YouTube via DrSqu | August 06, 2010
"For some days i've got a Roland V-Synth XT V2 in deepsonic. It's really a big synthesizer with a good sound. A lot of parameters for any kind of sounds. But in this demo i more like to show the good user interface: The touchscreen of the synthesizer. First time i want to say that you don't need a external editor for editing the sounds. Good machine with a easy interface. ... i'm sorry for my poor english knowledge ;-)"
Expert Sleepers Silent Way in Cubase 5.5
YouTube via expertsleepers | August 06, 2010
"Setup and calibration tutorial for Expert Sleepers Silent Way Voice Controller in Cubase 5.5."
Ben Liebrand studio 1991, FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSE
YouTube via karelpostthuis | August 06, 2010
"I re-editted the documentary about Ben Liebrand in the studio.
There was another rap artist featured also, but i cut those peaces out because i wanted to contribute to the youtube videobase about Ben, and i couldn't find this one by any other uploader."
Thursday, August 05, 2010
Osmos (for iPhone) Now Avaialable
YouTube via HemisphereGames | July 27, 2010
"http://www.hemispheregames.com A little hands-on sneak-peak of Osmos on the iPhone"
The iTunes download button below takes you to Hemisphere Games where you'll find both the iPad and iPhone versions of Osmos. The iPhone version "feature[s] full Retina display and iOS 4.0 support, along with all the familiar features from the iPad version: addictive, physics-based gameplay, fluid multitouch controls, lush, flowing visuals, and a chill, ambient electronic soundtrack. ...priced at (the low, iPhone-market style) $2.99."
This is one great way to decompress and just chill out. Great game. I have the iPad version and just downloaded the iPhone version for when I don't have my iPad with me.
Guitar Pickup Simulator
This one in via Tom Whitwell of Music Thing. BTW, you can now follow him on Twitter."My latest DIY thing - good for plugging synths into stompboxes and guitar amps.
Simple passive circuit in a 1590a box.
Circuit comes from this article by Jack Orman: www.muzique.com/lab/pickups.htm
It's half a 10k audio transformer (a Triad TY-141P), a standard guitar volume/tone circuit with orange drop .1uf cap, then a 10ohm carbon comp cap and a 470pf cap to simulate a long cable run.
Basically, it rolls off some top end, but also makes the impedance of whatever source you plug it into a bit more like a guitar pickup.
So, synths sound better through stompboxes, particularly finickity fuzz boxes. It's also a bit like a DI box...
The switch selects no/half/full transformer coils. A bit like single coil v humbucker pickups."
flickr by Tom.Whitwell
Roland to Announce New Products Sept. 1st & Traveling Exhibit
"ROLAND TO REVEAL FALL 2010 PRODUCT LINEUP
Los Angeles, CA, August 3, 2010 — Roland Corporation U.S. is pleased to announce an exclusive online launch event, Roland Connect.
On September 1, 2010, all worldwide joint ventures of Roland Corporation will simultaneously announce a new and innovative lineup of musical products via a unique web exhibition at http://www.RolandConnect.com. This coordinated effort across all branches of Roland Corporation, with headquarters in Hamamatsu, Japan, is meant to promote worldwide brand awareness and cohesion across the entire company.
The web exhibition is currently staged at http://www.RolandConnect.com. On September 1, RolandConnect.com will be transformed into an interactive, engaging experience for musicians seeking to learn about the latest Roland products."
and...
"ROLAND AND THE GRAMMY® MUSEUM LAUNCH “INSTRUMENTS OF ART” TRAVELING EXHIBIT
Los Angeles, CA, August 5, 2010—Roland U.S. and The GRAMMY Museum are proud to announce Instruments of Art, a traveling exhibit debuting at Westfield Palm Desert, a popular shopping destination in the Coachella Valley. The one-of-a-kind, 1,000 square-foot exhibit features an interactive display of Roland’s state-of-the-art electronic musical instruments, alongside 33 never-before-displayed photographs of artist performances at The GRAMMY Museum.
The interactive portion of Instruments of Art recreates Roland LIVE, a permanent exhibit at The GRAMMY Museum in downtown Los Angeles. In both locations, visitors can try their hand at playing a variety of Roland’s innovative electronic instruments, inviting them to explore and think critically about how today’s music is crafted. Instruments on display at Westfield Palm Desert include the Lucina AX-09 Shoulder Synthesizer, the HPD-10 HandSonic® Percussion Pad, HD-1 V-Drums® Lite, SP-404SX Sampler, as well as BOSS® guitar effects and BOSS VE-20 Vocal Performer.
The photographs on display depict some of the most memorable performances to grace The GRAMMY Museum’s 200-seat sound stage, including noteworthy artists like Ringo Starr, Brian Wilson, Annie Lennox, Smokey Robinson, the Jonas Brothers, and Tom Morello.
Open to the public and free of charge, Instruments of Art will be on display at Westfield Palm Desert through August 15, 2010. After that, the exhibit travels to other Westfield Mall locations throughout Southern California.
For more information, visit www.RolandUS.com/Westfield."
Los Angeles, CA, August 3, 2010 — Roland Corporation U.S. is pleased to announce an exclusive online launch event, Roland Connect.
On September 1, 2010, all worldwide joint ventures of Roland Corporation will simultaneously announce a new and innovative lineup of musical products via a unique web exhibition at http://www.RolandConnect.com. This coordinated effort across all branches of Roland Corporation, with headquarters in Hamamatsu, Japan, is meant to promote worldwide brand awareness and cohesion across the entire company.
The web exhibition is currently staged at http://www.RolandConnect.com. On September 1, RolandConnect.com will be transformed into an interactive, engaging experience for musicians seeking to learn about the latest Roland products."
and...
"ROLAND AND THE GRAMMY® MUSEUM LAUNCH “INSTRUMENTS OF ART” TRAVELING EXHIBIT
Los Angeles, CA, August 5, 2010—Roland U.S. and The GRAMMY Museum are proud to announce Instruments of Art, a traveling exhibit debuting at Westfield Palm Desert, a popular shopping destination in the Coachella Valley. The one-of-a-kind, 1,000 square-foot exhibit features an interactive display of Roland’s state-of-the-art electronic musical instruments, alongside 33 never-before-displayed photographs of artist performances at The GRAMMY Museum.
The interactive portion of Instruments of Art recreates Roland LIVE, a permanent exhibit at The GRAMMY Museum in downtown Los Angeles. In both locations, visitors can try their hand at playing a variety of Roland’s innovative electronic instruments, inviting them to explore and think critically about how today’s music is crafted. Instruments on display at Westfield Palm Desert include the Lucina AX-09 Shoulder Synthesizer, the HPD-10 HandSonic® Percussion Pad, HD-1 V-Drums® Lite, SP-404SX Sampler, as well as BOSS® guitar effects and BOSS VE-20 Vocal Performer.
The photographs on display depict some of the most memorable performances to grace The GRAMMY Museum’s 200-seat sound stage, including noteworthy artists like Ringo Starr, Brian Wilson, Annie Lennox, Smokey Robinson, the Jonas Brothers, and Tom Morello.
Open to the public and free of charge, Instruments of Art will be on display at Westfield Palm Desert through August 15, 2010. After that, the exhibit travels to other Westfield Mall locations throughout Southern California.
For more information, visit www.RolandUS.com/Westfield."
Alex Chechile portable rig: Nuclear Football
flickr set by alexchechile(click for more)
You might remember this one from these posts (scroll).
via Analogue Haven's flickr feed.
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