via this auctionSN EPS-11466
See Perfect Circuit Audio (RSS) for more.
Monday, July 18, 2011
Roland TB-303 Bassline with Original Box & Nylon Case
via this auctionSN 219300
"Includes the original box in fair condition.
Includes the original vinyl Roland carry case in excellent condition.
Includes the user manual in good condition
Includes the RARE Roland Chord Wheel in unused condition"
TC Electronic Powercore X8 Sonnox Edition w VIRUS synth
via this auction"If you're a fan of amazing plugins - you have to have this - the Master X mastering plugin is worth the entire powercore. Access Virus synth is famous for being producers' go-to synth for amazing sounds. The Sonnox plugins are proven professional plugins and cost a lot by themselves.... For more info read here: http://www.tcelectronic.com/powercorex8sonnoxedition.asp"
BLEEP LABS THINGAMAGOOP
via this auction "Very hard to get hold of this mark 1 version now.
Light sensitive synth with lfo , audio out is on 1/4 inch jack, but also has internal speaker.
Fully working
Here is the original promo video..."
Surprisingly, you don't see these on eBay often. A sign that most who own them like them enough to hold onto them. I still have mine. :)
YouTube Uploaded by speedwolf on Aug 1, 2006
"I AM A ROBOT YOU CANNOT HURT ME! BZZZT"
Emu morpheus Demo by polynominal.com
YouTube Uploaded by Polynominaldotcom on Jul 18, 2011
"http://www.polynominal.com/site/studio/gear/synth/emu_morpheus/index.html
for more info, pictures and sounds!"
The Electric Golem Live & New CD “Sky Snails"
The Electric Golem - STS Morrisville - 4-21-2011 - Part 1 of 2
YouTube Uploaded by KurtKarsin on May 26, 2011
"This video (Part 1 of 2) features The Electric Golem, an electronic improvisational synthesizer duo from Ithaca, NY. Here they are performing a piece titled "What Watson Doesn't Know" at Morrisville State College (NY) at the fifth annual Science, Technology and Society Symposium, titled "Technomusia: Science, Technology and Music" (more at www.morrisville.edu/sts). The program also featured Roy "Futureman" Wooten the synth drummer from Bela Fleck and the Flecktones.
The Electric Golem is composed of Trevor Pinch and James Spitznagel, who yield generative, modern psychedelic mindscapes thanks to Pinch's command of his Moog Prodigy and homemade modular synths, and Spitznagel's battery of similar devices like the Evolver, Mopho, Tenori-on, Nintendo DSi, iPod Touch, and Orb Sequencer. During his daylight hours, Pinch is Professor of Science and Technology Studies and Professor of Sociology at Cornell University, and the coauthor of perhaps the definitive book on synthesizer technology, Analog Days: The Invention and Impact of the Moog Synthesizer. Spitznagel is a true techno-polyglot, a digital computer artist, photographer, and sonic provocateur who has released all manners of twisted electronica on his Level Green imprint, and continues to raise the bar for circuit-based music as he craftily wrestles with the vagaries of tone, glitch, frequency, and pulsation."
The Electric Golem - STS Morrisville - 4-21-2011 - Part 2 of 2
via Trevor: "our new CD “Sky Snails" has just been released by Periphery records www.otperiphery.com [link]:
The CD was endorsed by our ginger cat, Mango, who loved Sky Snails – unfortunately the day after the record came out Mango vanished from this Earth!
Sky snails is also available on iTunes for downloading. It consists of three tunes: the melodic “What Watson Doesn’t Know”; the Space Noise medley, “Sky Snails Part One”; and the cosmic “Sky Snails Part Two”.
Shortly also to be released on Periphery is one track of our live collaboration with Macolm Cecil of Stevie Wonder and Tonto’s Expanding Headband fame. That CD comes out August 5
We plan a CD release party/concert on Saturday August 20 in Ithaca at The State of the Art Gallery – so mark that date in your diaries if you're in or near Ithaca
Meanwhile have a great summer. We are back in the studio working on our third album. And if you see a big ginger cat anywhere who likes electronic music please let me know! We miss him terribly!
Trevor"
YouTube Uploaded by KurtKarsin on May 26, 2011
"This video (Part 1 of 2) features The Electric Golem, an electronic improvisational synthesizer duo from Ithaca, NY. Here they are performing a piece titled "What Watson Doesn't Know" at Morrisville State College (NY) at the fifth annual Science, Technology and Society Symposium, titled "Technomusia: Science, Technology and Music" (more at www.morrisville.edu/sts). The program also featured Roy "Futureman" Wooten the synth drummer from Bela Fleck and the Flecktones.
The Electric Golem is composed of Trevor Pinch and James Spitznagel, who yield generative, modern psychedelic mindscapes thanks to Pinch's command of his Moog Prodigy and homemade modular synths, and Spitznagel's battery of similar devices like the Evolver, Mopho, Tenori-on, Nintendo DSi, iPod Touch, and Orb Sequencer. During his daylight hours, Pinch is Professor of Science and Technology Studies and Professor of Sociology at Cornell University, and the coauthor of perhaps the definitive book on synthesizer technology, Analog Days: The Invention and Impact of the Moog Synthesizer. Spitznagel is a true techno-polyglot, a digital computer artist, photographer, and sonic provocateur who has released all manners of twisted electronica on his Level Green imprint, and continues to raise the bar for circuit-based music as he craftily wrestles with the vagaries of tone, glitch, frequency, and pulsation."
The Electric Golem - STS Morrisville - 4-21-2011 - Part 2 of 2
via Trevor: "our new CD “Sky Snails" has just been released by Periphery records www.otperiphery.com [link]:The CD was endorsed by our ginger cat, Mango, who loved Sky Snails – unfortunately the day after the record came out Mango vanished from this Earth!
Sky snails is also available on iTunes for downloading. It consists of three tunes: the melodic “What Watson Doesn’t Know”; the Space Noise medley, “Sky Snails Part One”; and the cosmic “Sky Snails Part Two”.
Shortly also to be released on Periphery is one track of our live collaboration with Macolm Cecil of Stevie Wonder and Tonto’s Expanding Headband fame. That CD comes out August 5
We plan a CD release party/concert on Saturday August 20 in Ithaca at The State of the Art Gallery – so mark that date in your diaries if you're in or near Ithaca
Meanwhile have a great summer. We are back in the studio working on our third album. And if you see a big ginger cat anywhere who likes electronic music please let me know! We miss him terribly!
Trevor"
LABELS/MORE:
DIY,
DSI,
Featured,
Future Retro,
MOOG,
Nintendo,
Tenori-On,
Trevor Pinch,
Video,
Yamaha
C'est De Rigueur :
YouTube Uploaded by humankoala on Jul 18, 2011
"A little tune made on the OP-1 : sound taken by the videocamera, sorry for the no in-time tape playing ;)
Better Sound Here : http://soundcloud.com/human-koala/cest-de-rigueur"
C'est de Rigueur by Human Koala
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