Rasta Beepbox

Rasta Beepbox from Michael Una on Vimeo.

"A 4-osc LFO'd atari punk console in a rasta style"

Sub Way

Sub Way from Lyonel on Vimeo.

"One Pass Real Time :
250e Arbitrary Function Generator
251e Quad Sequencial Voltage Source
281e Quad Function Generator
292e Quad Dynamics Manager
Three 261e Complex Waveform Generators
One 259e Twisted Waveform Generator
Metasonix D1000 Vacuum-Tube Drum Machine.

Overdubs :
M5 Electric Piano & Strings
RMX Drums & Percs."

Interactive Music Album. Morphing Shadows - Collage

YouTube Uploaded by NightRadio2007 on Apr 25, 2011

IMA Collage - iMusicAlbum
iPads on eBay
iPod Touch on eBay

"Hi! I'm Morphing Shadows and it's my first interactive music album. I believe that is innovative idea of music entertainment. You can enjoy not only listening the music but you can make your own remixes of these songs by the fly.

Record your remix to save in album playlist, share with the world on popular social sites and make live mix like a pro DJ at a party or just to yourself!

You will be amazed how to easily make a new and hot remix!

Features:

- Complete music album with 5 original songs.
- Over 100 high quality exclusive loops for remixes!
- Loop include drums, basses, synths and effects.
- Easy to use, designed for creative play.
- Real time effects - LPF, Flanger and Bitcrusher.
- Performing effects using the XY touchpad.
- Five track mixer with level meters.
- Mute/unmute the tracks in any remix mode.
- Recording remixes and listening in built-in player.
- Sharing remixes on SoundCloud and Twitter (WiFi recommended).

Preview all songs on SoundCloud:

http://soundcloud.com/imusicalbum

For the new albums and new remixes follow us on twitter @iMusicAlbum"

Who needs a TR909?

YouTube Uploaded by lethalweapon303 on Apr 25, 2011

"And a TB303?
The True Acid Spirit Always Lives!
Arkaik Junk.
Korg ES-1 & x0x b0x rokin' da place!
Props to all Acid Heads Outhere.
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Acid x0x b0x Session II

Uploaded by lethalweapon303 on Apr 25, 2011

"II - Bongy"

Gleeman Pentaphonic

YouTube Uploaded by Kurtsamps on Apr 25, 2011

"Gleeman Pentaphonic Synthesizer Restored by Kurt's Amps & Keyboards"

Minimoog

YouTube Uploaded by Kurtsamps on Apr 24, 2011

"Restored Minimoog Demo
Minimoog Restored by Kurts Amps & Keyboards"

Moog Little Phatty & Korg Legacy Cell

YouTube Uploaded by synthypnosis on Apr 25, 2011

"VELVET VOYAGE - "Moog Little Phatty & Korg Legacy Cell" - Performed live by Bruno Ender Lee, April 25. 2011.
Moog Little Phatty Stage II (Arpeggio), Korg Legacy Cell (Percussion, with Korg MS-20-USB-Control-Keyboard)
...this time...a little groove..."

Pimp my Synth I

YouTube Uploaded by Keyboardscool on Apr 25, 2011

"Synthesizermodifikationen (Tastaturaustausch/Aftertouch/Kartenlesegerät als HD-Ersatz) im Synthesizerstudio von Martin Höwner. Musik gespielt von Martin Höwner und Dietmar Steinhauer auf Prophet V, Oberheim OB-X, PPG 2.3 und Memorymoog."

Aftertouch added to classic synths.

Update: video re-uploaded:


YouTube Uploaded by Keyboardscool on Jul 4, 2011

"Music composed and played by Dietmar Steinhauer and Martin Hoewner"

New Swamp 2011 - Sounddemo 01

YouTube Uploaded by HGFSynthesizer on Apr 24, 2011

"New Swamp in 2011 - A completely reworked version of Swamp so there are a quite a few differences to the prior versions and a hugely increased sonic potential! Just listen.

There is only one TimbreModulator but with selectable input source: Osc 1, Osc2 or even both! Instead of the 2nd Timbremodulator there is a 'real' Ringmodulator, yes, the real deal as far as software can do it! The mod Oscillator for RingMod ranges from approx. 7Hz to 100Hz, so the typical 50Hz AC is possible. As RingMod generates the sum and difference of the input signals it can give quite a low punch. This one is with selectable input source: Osc 1, Osc2, plus the output of TimbreMod too! As both of these soundshapers have great capabilities to transform the signal of the oscillators they have both independant outputs and are treated as secondary soundsources.

Thus the new Swamp has quite increased sonic capabilities at this stage already. Anyway the SF2 oscilators come with 256 carefully selected waves though some maybe suited better for RingMod while others are better suited for TimbreMod.

Of course there is the wellknown resonant 24dB LowPass filter with a 4 channel adaptive mod mixer so 4 source can be mixed to modulate Cutoff. This is great to create new mixes of LFO modulations.

The output sections has increased a lot. Besides the delay there is a stereo Flanger and Stereo Reverb with PreDelay and LowCutoff to remove lower frequencies for an optimized Reverb response (use this if the rev 'shatters' in low range.

As Modsources there are 3 LFO, 1 S&H, 1 Double LFO with Phase shifting for one which is best useful for the flanger. Also there is a new Gator which effect can be mixed (w. optionaö modulation) on the output level so you can adjust the amount of gating on the output, with enhanced routings including modulating pan of the delayed signal. Also Aftertouch and Modwheel are used extensively as optional modsources.

have fun
HG"

illucia: a modular codebending instrument

illucia: a modular codebending instrument from paper kettle on Vimeo.

Follow-up to this post.
"illucia is a codebending instrument.

Codebending is the exploration of software with "patch points." Patch points expose the inner workings of computer programs, and allow for atypical connections between things like games, music making software, office suites, etc.

illucia is a USB device with physical jacks that correspond to software patch points, which can be connected and disconnected using patch cables. Thus, illucia is a console for routing information between computer programs, and opens strange relationships across systems that don't usually interact - it turns systems themselves into play objects.

I've written several codebendable games / programs that open their inner workings via patch points. Fascinating and unexpected things happen when connecting otherwise-unrelated programs:

Video games can play other video games. Music synthesizers can control word processors. Feedback loops turn everyday software tropes into generative art. Simple AI is patchable. Anything controls (and can be controlled by) anything; in codebending, every system becomes an instrument with a unique voice, ready to control, and be controlled.

illucia is a physical instrument to explore these kinds of connections - it is a way to treat systems as playgrounds.

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This video is a teaser/trailer: it features illucia, and the first wave of codebendable games that I've created:

PCO (Paddle Controlled Oscillator): a classic ball and paddle game. When pushed, it morphs into a function generator and spills abstract art.

Soviet Life Sequencer: falling Tetromino pieces generate step sequencer patterns, all remixable by Conway's Game of Life.

War Machine: a crosshair blasts colorful explosions into a dense nest of shoots that approach from above

Miserable Pile of Secrets: a codebendable text editor

I'll be releasing these games in a few weeks. All will be 100% free to download, and open under Creative Commons.

You don't need illucia to codebend or interact with these games - they speak OSC and can easily be routed into each other, or other programs / physical controllers. Visit paperkettle.com/​codebending for more information

I finished illucia and these games several months ago, and have been steadily working on other material since then... This is just the beginning. I'm quite busy at the moment, and I've got a lot of surprises in store.

More videos and deeper documentation are on the way... RSS/Bookmark/Twitter/FB for information

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