pNORTNAOMI - Wreck EP - 03. Seed

YouTube Uploaded by pNORTNAOMI on Mar 8, 2011

"Glitchmeal for glitch fanatics. Crossfading between busses also controls various parameters that morph and mutate the sound into the next channel and also creates new config of effects at each part of the rotation. Controlled via one knob on maschine. The environment is set up to record not only midi cc but will also write track automation as well for each parameter. The environment is also set up so you only need the maschine midi input track to be record enabled saving cpu cycles. Also great for live use."

robot gibberish with bit blob jr.

YouTube via Uploaded by bowmoneydrums on Mar 8, 2011

"this is a bit blob jr. kit from bleeplabs.com...they make the best beginner kits for synths, and they always produce really awesome chaotic sounds...

anyways...this thing is like a musical amoeba...just touching it alters the sound, and then you have the little patch chords to mess with...i don't think i have heard the same weird sounds twice... sometimes it's very rhythmic, sometimes very melodic, sometimes too much to handle haha

I don't even really like "noise" music or whatever you want to call it, but something about unbridled lawlessness of sound is opening a new door in my drummer brain

sorry about the out of focus video...actually...no, i kind alike it...it looks like a bad polaroid"

Bleep Labs BitBlob 2 Videos

YouTube Uploaded by matrixsynth on Mar 8, 2011
Some reverb & effects. Note this is with the original BitBlob chip pictured here. It came with the two other chips as well. http://bleeplabs.com/

Bleep Labs BitBlob 2 Connectors - Part 2 of 3


Bleep Labs BitBlob 2 "The Blob" - Part 3 of 3

And a brief close-up of the blob.

Bleep Labs BitBlob 2 Pics in the Dark

Some of the various colors of my new Bleep Labs BitBlob 2 in the dark. Videos to follow... Click on these for the uber size shots.

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Bleep Labs BitBlob 2 Unboxing Shots

Some unboxing shots of my new Bleep Labs BitBlob 2. Some nice pics of it in all of it's glowing glory in the dark to follow.

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Bleep Labs T

close-up of my new Bleep Labs T-Shirt

The Third Of That Needed Seven

The Third Of That Needed Seven by peahix
"Minimalist electronica done entirely with my Yamaha CS01II analog synth, retrofitted w/ CV inputs, sequenced in Cubase via Kenton Pro Solo."

The Haken Continuum

YouTube Uploaded by copperleaves on Mar 8, 2011

"This is what I call a "SHOW & TELL" video. It's the kind of video people make when they get a new musical instrument they haven't the slightest idea how to play and they're dying to show it off to the world even though it's only been out of the box for five minutes!

This instrument is called the HAKEN CONTINUUM FINGERBOARD and it's wonderful. In this video I am playing only one sound (a very "breathy" timbre that is somewhere between a clarinet and a Persian flute), and I am using only one voice (although it is a polyphonic instrument).

What distinguishes this instrument from other interfaces is that it is played in three dimensions: from left to right, forward & backward, and up & down. The hand of the player slides and dances on a smooth neoprene cushion constantly changing and "sculpting" the sound as it goes. Parameters can be altered to suit the musician, but in this video pitch is controlled by moving to the left and to the right like a standard keyboard, volume is controlled by pressure up and down on the neoprene surface, and timbre is controlled by movement of the hand forward and backward. A single hand can perform any or all of these movements at any given moment. This frees the other hand to play another keyboard (which is what I do in this video), or control some other device.

The continuum is limited only by your own musical imagination. What you see me do in this video is just one sound and one voice. It is infinitely more versatile than anything that could be shown in just a couple of minutes. Although the continuum is essentially a MIDI/CV controller interface, it has a large menu of its own sounds built into it. These sounds were prototyped by continuum virtuoso Edmund Eagan in Kyma, Symbolic Sound and the prototypes were then hand coded by Lippold Haken (the inventor of the instrument) for the fingerboard's digital signal processor.

Yeah, I know, it all sounds terribly complicated, but it's not. The instrument is very "friendly", easy to understand and a lot of fun!

Stay tuned for "The Haken Continuum MIDI Fingerboard Meets the Moog MIDI Etherwave Theremin" - two of the most exotic and unusual electronic music interfaces ever conceived."

Oberheim DX + modular synth

Oberheim DX + modular synth from Mr Spick on Vimeo.

"Oberheim DX + modular synth for fun"

free play on a modular synth from Mr Spick on Vimeo.

THE "VOLTIX" - ALL ANALOG MUSIC SYNTHESIZER

via this auction
Via the seller's description as always:
"I PROUDLY INTRODUCE MY ALL ANALOG NEW SYNTHESIZER: THE "VOLTIX" IT´S MADE BY MYSELF (WITH MY OWN PROJECT) NO COPY OF ANYONE SYNTH OF THE PAST...

BRIEF SPECS:
1 VCO
3 LFO ( 1 to VCO , 1 to PWM, 1 to VCA/VCF )
1 ADSR
1 24dB/OCT LADDER VCF (very powerfull !! )
1 VCA
23 REAL TIME DIRECT CONTROLS.
5 WAVEFORMS + NOISE GEN 0 to100% control for each one....

FAT SOUND AND AMAZING TEXTURES......
NO MIDI OR MEMORY... IT´S A AUTHENTIC 70 ´ s style machine...
VERY FAT SOUNDS !"

Check out the Voltix label below for more including video.