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Tuesday, December 28, 2010

Livewire Dalek Modulator

via this auction

"the first module in the alien modulator series, the dalek modulator contains 2 linear cross-modulating vcos and a ring modulator in one module.

the ring modulator's carrier and modulator inputs are normalized to the internal vcos, but either or both can be replaced with any external signal. vcos feature internal cross-modulation, horizontal symmetry control, sine and square wave outputs and can be used independently of the ring modulator.

specifications:
inputs: cv modulation of frequency with attenuation, carrier signal input, modulator signal input.

outputs: carrier vco output, modulator vco output, ring modulated signal output.

controls: carrier & modulator vco controls for frequency, horizontal symmetry, hi/lo speed selection, waveform selection and cv modulation attenuation. each external input has selectors for ac/dc coupling. modulation can obey or destroy"

VTECH MUSIC MAJOR


via this auction

"This super cool electronic piano was designed to teach children music. It has 23 keys, 6 different keyboard patterns, 10 sound affects, 5 learning exercises, 12 different rhythms, and a tempo control . When you press a key, a corresponding red light appears representing the note on the music tablature screen.

Sounds:
This electronic piano TALKS!! Much like a speak and spell, the machine will ask you to perform tasks. When you first turn it on it asks, "Please choose an activity." Some tasks it will say "NO, try again." or "YES, you are right."

There are 7 different overall sounds the piano can perform as, piano, organ, flute, cello, trumpet, and voice.

Along with the regular piano keys, there are 10 sound effects keys. You can make a sound like a dog, fish, cow, goat, bird, and various percussion sounds.

But the COOLEST SOUND this piano makes is the voice function. If you press the little red button that looks like a face, the piano will function as the scales. Press a key and the piano will say, in a human-like voice, "Do, Re, Me, etc..."

The piano also has 12 different rhythm you can choose, including Bassanova, Disco, Rock 'n Roll, and others. There is also a tempo button that fluxuates the speed from pretty mellow to normal to super fast, nearly machine gun fire quality.

The demo function is cool. You can choose a song and the piano will automatically play the song and the corresponding notes lighting up on the screen.

Mechanics:
Manufactured by in the year 1986 buy the company Video Technology Educational Electronics or VTECH.

Takes 6 C batteries. there is no corrossion in the battery compartment. It also takes an 9V 500MA electronic adaptor.

Apparently, this machine holds some memory capacity; there is a record function...

If you're into circuit bending, the keyboard seems somewhat easy to get into."

OSCar Synthesizer

via this auction

HQ Disco Video Clip - DOCTOR WHO TV THEME


YouTube via funkyboymark | January 24, 2009 |
Some synth spotting.
"From British TV Show Top Of The Pops from 1978 this was the disco version of Ron Grainer's theme to the DOCTOR WHO TV series by MANKIND, produced by Don Gallacher and arranged by Mark Stevens. The late 1970's period was very strong and competitive for music as record sales of the whole top forty were massive back then compared to today and although this only managed number 25 on the UK charts it still sold a fair few copies and hung around for 12 weeks and was aired on the show two or three times. This particular clip is from 31st December 1978.


This video is uploaded only for promotion of the disco era and the music of Mankind, Ron Grainer and Doctor Who and I will gladly remove the video clip if requested if it's in breach of any copyright."

fynkyboymar (PLANETEURODISCO) on eBay
funkyboymark on Discogs

Inside a KORG PS-3100


via SV SYNTHESIS where you'll find more pics.

Playing tonal music with a 259e from a 250e or a 222e

Playing tonal music with a 259e from a 250e or a 222e from Lyonel on Vimeo.

Ableton Live Novation Launchpad: Futuristic One Man Drum Ninja: Progtronica "Math-Rock"

Ableton Live Novation Launchpad: Futuristic One Man Drum Ninja: Progtronica "Math-Rock" from Nigel Sifantus on Vimeo.


"nigelsifantus.com the Ableton Live Futuristic One Man Drum Ninja Band: Progtronica. Taking a foray from the progressive electronica that usually defines the Progtronica sound, producer/drum assassin Nigel Sifantus takes this to the next level of blatent Math-Rock ala Don Caballero or King Crimson crossed with a little Aphex Twin. This is a solo performance you will find is totally unique in the viral music video world. All sounds are played, recorded, produced, performed live using Ableton Live and a Novation Launchpad, filmed and edited entirely by Sifantus. Become a fan of “Progtronica” on Facebook for more info and updates."

Tiptop Audio Happy Ending Kit


YouTube via GM1ify | December 28, 2010 |

"Putting together the Happy Ending Kit"

Anime "Urusei Yatsura/HachaMecha Daikonran 2 (Slapstick Scene BGM)" part 2

See the update to this post.

ask_yourself_remix


YouTube via ripe909 | December 27, 2010 |
Turn up your volume for this one. It picks up a little at 3:12.
"check out and comment on the audio track on Soundcloud:
http://soundcloud.com/ripe909/plastik...

A live acid jam for the Plastikman remix competition.
TB-303 for lead, revolution for bass. The usual x0x suspects for percussion

All recorded live."
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