"Telemetrically" by synth group Uridium from Marcus Chiado on Vimeo.
"New track from the album 'Beyond the Shores of the Cosmic Ocean'."
ARP Odyssey synth art.
Sunday, March 06, 2011
"Telemetrically" by synth group Uridium
"New track from the album 'Beyond the Shores of the Cosmic Ocean'."
ARP Odyssey synth art.
Metroid, part 2 (Chipophone)
Moog Voyager RME Minimoog Rack with VCO Out Mod
via this auction
"This Voyager has a mod that adds a 1/4 jack to the backside for direct output of VCO 1 to wherever you like. I was using it to drive a Pigtronix Mothership (pitch following) synth which I then ran back into the EXT input for a HUGE 6 oscillator sound... anyway, I digress. The VCO 1 output mod was designed by the friendly folks at Moog at my request, so it is official and not a hack... Images are of the actual unit, serial #39. There is a pair of small dimples in the overlay at the top as shown in the image. About the size of a pencil tip and it does not break the surface."
Oberheim Matrix 1000
via this auction
"Polyphony - 6 voices
Oscillators - 12 DCO's at 2 per voice
LFO - 2
Memory - 800 preset patches, 200 user patches
Control - MIDI
Original and Rare Black Face"
Tiptop Audio Z-DSP generating CV
Z-DSP loaded with a dual phase inverted sine LFO program.
http://tiptopaudio.com/
Click the pic for the full size shot.
In The Works II
YouTube Uploaded by ProgressivePiano on Feb 9, 2011
'Subscribe to me & shape me on http://robertvanoz.com/
Don't leave me faceless on http://facebook.com/robertvanozmusic"
Yamaha DX7 & Moog Voyager
Dance Machine by Decktonic - KORG DS10 Album
"Immediate download of 11-track album in any format. Suggested price is $5, but if you want it for free, that's cool too."
"The debut KORG DS10 album from Decktonic. All songs were made with the KORG DS10/DS10+ software, with no post-processing or external effects, with the exception of Digital Sound #10, which was created by slowing down a 3 second sample from "Robot Bounce" and applying effects in Ableton Live.
credits
released 06 March 2011
Artwork By Christian Montoya
All songs written by Christian Montoya except for:
Supernova - Written by Christian Montoya, Anthony Seeha
Licensed for Use (Anthony Seeha Remix) - Remix by Anthony Seeha
Love & Tonic Records #001
Decktonic: thisisdecktonic.com
Anthony Seeha: youtube.com/seehanth001"
Chordboard STAC Music: Meso Kingmann © 2011
YouTube Uploaded by chordboard on Feb 23, 2011
"http://www.chordboard.com for details on Chordboard STAC
"I created this song on the Chordboard beginning by starting with a performance preset on the Yamaha Motif CX8 keyboard, just trying to get some ideas, and the tempo was 103 bpm. I went to the Chordboard STAC and tried the Key of C and started to play the minor chords on the right side of the STAC. I went back and forth between several chords but gravitated to the D minor and A minor chords because for some reason they just sounded like the mood I wanted to be in, and then also bridging with the E minor chord for even more tension. After a couple of rounds with those chords, it was time to resolve from the minors in this key, and so I branched over to the left side of the chordboard playing the major chords and experimenting with that, and settling on going from A minor to F major, introducing a positive feel to it, and down to the C major and up to the G major, and finally to a B diminished to return to the original minor chord progression of ii, vi, iii.
Near the end of the song I brought all track volumes down and emphasized a sound called ELFIN DREAMS on the Yamaha, and just loved the way it took the song into a new dimension. I played the same chord progressions on these new harmonies (and melodies) but played them in a more fanciful way playing single notes (as shown on the vid) and taking advantage of what the sound had to offer. Some sounds sound WAY better played through the Chordboard STAC than they do on the regular keyboard, they just do, and vice versa as well. Some sounds sound ineffective on the STAC because they were not designed to be played that way (ie arpeggiated sounds, since the STAC already does that).
Overall, this song production is about 18 tracks of music and percussion, with a few of these tracks played on a regular keyboard (the Yamaha) and the remainder played on the Chordboard STAC. It took about 2 hours of music time, and 6 hours of mixing and engineering time. The Chordboard STAC significantly shortened the time to come up with 18 tracks.
One of the reasons I use the piano keyboard for parts of the song is that the piano keyboard is a different musical instrument and you can get the different sounds (playing styles) from using it. I use both the piano and the Chordboard. Some sound timbres are similar to those used by Daft Punk in Tron, but that is a coincidence, as I just love those saw wave sounds in the first place :)"
Grant Johnson"
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