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Thursday, November 11, 2010

Daytron Electronic Rhythm Generator - demo


YouTube via jamespopstarz | September 15, 2010

"Obscure, slightly erratic but very portable analogue rhythm box which I bought on ebay for 99p."

Farfisa Rhythm 10


YouTube via jamespopstarz | November 09, 2010

"My long-dead analogue drum machine lives, breathes and spits beats once again! (with a little help from an EHX memory boy)."

1978 Moog Equalizer Ad


via Retro Synth Ads where you'll find the write-up.

Doepfer Dark Energy Glide Hole

flickr By glitched.org
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inside a Doepfer Dark Energy

Roland R-8M Total Percussion Sound Module Demo


YouTube via MarchHareMusic | November 11, 2010

via this auction

"The sound module is expandable with PCM cards, and comes complete with a 'Contemporary Percussion' card."




Kurzweil 1000 PX Professional Expander Demo


YouTube via MarchHareMusic | November 11, 2010


via this auction

"The sound module has MIDI connectivity, with the midi 'in/out/through' connections on the rear panel of the unit. The sound module also has 2 1/4" mono jack sockets for the audio outs. There is no mono facility on this sound module.

The sound module requires a standard IEC power lead (otherwise known as a kettle plug) which will be included with the unit."

Manta - First Session


YouTube via copenhagennoiselab | November 11, 2010

"First thing I did with my new Snyderphonics Manta. Using a standard midi-patch in MAX/MSP to control the Nord Modular G2. The sound is just a pad with some extended control for the manta."

Manta - First Session v2

copenhagennoiselab | November 11, 2010

"In this video I just route CCs from the hexagons to the Nord Modular G2. I control FX for rhythms on the top row and toggles Delay/Reverb too. On the very left I use CCs to control pitch and amplitude of 4 oscillators. On the other buttons I just control amlitude of 36 different tuned Sinus oscillators. The second and forth row from the bottom is just detuned oscillators of the ones controlled in the row below."

Checkerboard Step Sequencer V2

Checkerboard Step Sequencer V2 from Josh Silverman on Vimeo.


"This is a demo video to demonstrate the use of a checker board as a step sequencer. This video should make obvious the relationship between the position of the checkers pieces and the noises they represent and trigger. It's still a work in progress, but for now I won't subject you to the cacophony that is the sound of an actual game of checkers.

Aside from the kick drum, which just keeps pace on every beat, all other drum samples are triggered off the board.

In this version, I've implemented a Mute Region that surrounds the board. When the application sees activity in the mute region, it disables the updating of the sequencer. This way, my hand doesn't trigger a cacophony when I move the pieces.

More details at prettyextreme.com/​?p=124

Built with openFrameworks and Ableton Live."

Dance Floor Step Sequencer V1 from Josh Silverman on Vimeo.


"This is a proof-of-concept demo video to illustrate the use of a dance floor projection as a step sequencer. The bouncing circles represent dancers who, in their movement across the floor, turn the steps of the sequencer on or off.

The sensing and graphics system synchronizes with Ableton Live to enable collaboration with musicians.

For more information, visit prettyextreme.com"

Ryuichi Sakamoto - (chess) (Live '97)

YouTube via jack19998 | February 15, 2010

"MPI X IPM (Music Plays Images X Images Play Music)
Ryuichi Sakamoto & Toshio Iwai
22th Dec 1997, at YEBISU THE GARDEN HALL,Tokyo."

via Create Digital Music where you'll find some additional info.

Korg iMS-20 Online help


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Yamaha KX88 front panel underbelly

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Ensoniq Fizmo in the background.
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