Saturday, January 22, 2011
DJ Beeblz - Monome Break Dance
YouTube via atmosonic | January 22, 2011 |
"DJ Beeblz using the MoonTech Controller + Monome emulator Nonome + Ableton Live"
DJ Beeblz and the iElectribe.mp4
atmosonic | January 22, 2011 |
"DJ Beeblz messing with the iElectribe. Sorry for the car noise."
iPad prices on eBay
Octatrack realtime sampling demo
YouTube via darenager | January 22, 2011 |
"Basic demo of recorder machines, not a musical performance!"
Bells&Glitch
YouTube via humankoala | January 22, 2011 |
E580 Quick Sequence 2
YouTube via JohnLRice | January 22, 2011 |
http://synthtech.com/
"Another quick test of the new Synth Tech E580 that I liked enough to want to record right away!
Thanks for watching!"
Note the Tiptop Audio Happy Ending Kit.
Update: Part 1:
E580 Quick Sequence
JohnLRice | January 16, 2011 |
"Yup, the camera isn't in focus and the content is a little drawn out but . . I thought it sounded really good and it was fun! ;-)"
Lucina AX-09 Demo by V-Topia at Winter NAMM 2011
YouTube via DanKrisher | January 22, 2011 |
"David Âhlund demonstrates the power of the AX-09 aong with Michael Schack who tears it up on the new TD-9KX2 drum kit. Just one of the many great performances at this year's Roland NAMM booth."
The Missing Link - Designed and Hand Built in Portland, Oregon
YouTube via minhternet | January 22, 2011 |
"http://www.wifimidi.com
This is a time lapse (2000x) video of The Missing Link (http://www.wifimidi.com ) being hand built in Portland, Oregon.
The soundtrack was performed/recorded by Minh Tran (http://www.minhternet.com ) wirelessly using an iPod Touch via the Missing Link to simultaneously control a Korg MicroKorg, Yamaha Motif ES8, Roland Juno 60 (with Kenton Pro DCB mkiii) and Korg Triton-Rack."
Also see The Missing Link label below for more posts including some templates I'm in the process of making for use with The Missing Link.
Surachai Interviews Randy Jones of Madrona Labs
Interview on TRASH_AUDIOIntro: "For the past few years I haven’t really been interested nor following softsynths. Because of the versatility of my modular system and the reluctance to click and drag knobs – I’ve been avoiding softsynths like I avoid being in the sun. This has changed! Madrona Labs has created Aalto, a softsynth unlike anything I’ve used and heard before. It’s refreshing to sit on a plane and wish it was longer so you could continue to work on a patch! Also it’s cheap if you want to compare it to other softsynths, only $99! So support the small independent company and get it! Below I talk to Randy Jones about Aalto but first here is an example of some of its capabilities using 3 instances of Aalto in a session..." [link]
This is a great piece of software. A demo version is available.
http://madronalabs.com/aalto
Scott Rise's NAMM 2011 Adventure
Tons of pics herePictured:
Harvestman in green
Synthwerks
Fairlight
Harvestman & Make Noise in Monorocket Case
Tiptop Audio (modules & case)
Gorillabox
Moog Voyager XL
Update: Scott Rise is the man behind Division 6





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Featured,
GorillaBox,
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Make Noise,
Monorocket,
MOOG,
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