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Chippophone Live at LCP 2011

The above is the complete set consisting of seven videos. Below are the individual videos and descriptions as they went up.

Live at LCP 2011, part 1: Aztec Challenge and Spellbound

YouTube Uploaded by lftkryo on Aug 8, 2011

"This is the first part of my concert at the Little Computer People demoparty in Lund. More parts will be uploaded soon.

I don't have footage of everything. If you were there, and have some footage, please get in touch!"

Update:

Live at LCP 2011, part 2: Pokémon TCG and Lazy Jones

YouTube Uploaded by lftkryo on Aug 10, 2011

"Second part of the concert at Little Computer People 2011 in Lund, Sweden, 110805.

Live at LCP 2011, part 3: Think Twice III, DuckTales (Moon) and Supremacy

YouTube Uploaded by lftkryo on Aug 12, 2011

"Third part. This concludes the first half of the concert. Stay tuned for the next part!

The audio and video go heavily out of sync at one point, only to be back in sync again after a while. I find this extremely weird, but it's present in the original footage. Any ideas about what might have caused it?"

Live at LCP 2011, part 4: International Karate and Mega Man 3

Uploaded by lftkryo on Aug 15, 2011

"First part of the second half of the concert. I'm starting to feel a bit tired at this late hour, but the music keeps me going..."

Live at LCP 2011, part 5: Enlightenment: Druid 2 and Koyaanisqatsi / Delta

Uploaded by lftkryo on Aug 16, 2011

"Fifth part of the concert. Druid 2 is originally in a higher tempo, but the piece has a tinge of melancholy in it which I try to bring forward here. The middle part is improvised."

Live at LCP 2011, part 6: LFF and One Man And His Droid

YouTube Uploaded by lftkryo on Aug 17, 2011

"Part six of the concert at Little Computer People 2011. I'm looking rather grumpy, but it's due to the late hour and me being somewhat exhausted. I'm still having fun though. =)

There's also an encore part coming up soon."

Live at LCP 2011, part 7, encore: Monty High Score

YouTube Uploaded by lftkryo on Aug 21, 2011

"This concludes the LCP concert. Thanks for watching! Sorry about the missing footage, but hopefully you'll find the audio enjoyable anyway."

Modular walk around ( 2 x Doepfer Dark Energy + Moog CP-251 + Boss DD-7)

YouTube Uploaded by GruithuisenCityMan on Aug 8, 2011

"Hello ! My name is Frederic Gerchambeau. I have made this movie and this music. The music has been made in one take by using two Doepfer Dark Energy, a Moog CP-251 and a Boss DD-7. Enjoy !"

NodeBeat HD 1.5 - iOS Music Sequencer

YouTube Uploaded by cerupcat on Aug 8, 2011
NodeBeat HD - AffinityBlue - iTunes
iPads on eBay

"http://NodeBeat.com

This is a brief video showcasing some of the new features in NodeBeat HD 1.5. The same features will be coming to the iPhone/iPod Touch version of NodeBeat in the coming weeks.

New Features Include:

- Entirely new user interface design
- Drag and drop new nodes
- Drum Generator Node
- Sine, Triangle, Sawtooth, and Square waveform selection
- Tempo and BPM controls
- Compress recording for faster e-mailing of recordings
- Create ringtones from recordings
- Sleep Timer. Now you can fall asleep to NodeBeat
- Shake to Clear Screen
- 5 Finger multitouch reset all

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NodeBeat is an experimental node-based audio sequencer and generative music application for the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad.

By combining music and exploration, NodeBeat allows anyone to create a variety of rhythmic sequences and ambient melodies in a fun and intuitive fashion.

NodeBeat.com - for free Desktop (TUIO compatible) version and iOS information

Created with http://openframeworks.cc, http://puredata.info, http://gitorious.org/pdlib/pages/Libpd"

Introducing the Audio Codec Shield for Arduino and Leaflabs Maple

YouTube Uploaded by demcanulty on Aug 8, 2011
http://www.openmusiclabs.com/

Update: video re-uploaded.

Uploaded by demcanulty on Aug 10, 2011

"The Audio Codec Shield for Arduino and Maple by Open Music Labs"

Moog MemoryMoog with Kenton Midi

via this auction

"Just recently serviced with a lot of work that was done by Technician Larry and at the time I had the midi kit installed which was in my opinion essential. All voices tune and it really does sound great... One of the best polyphonic synths out there. This is NOT mint but in decent used shape and in working order but it has some scuffs, a bent heat sink rib, a small dent where you read the program number (see pics) in the a few mismatched screws, the moog sticker on the back could be replaced and the typical rash on the bottom.

The only real issue this one has is one character in the display isn't working, its missing the M in MOOG, so it says * O O G * when powered up or when you go into live panel mode (C9 on the keypad) it says L I E P N L, go figure. While Larry and I were trouble shooting it together we got it to turn on and off which shows that it can be fixed and that the character does work. I didn't feel it needed to be addressed since you can still calibrate in hex and edit all parameters, it doesn't interfere with any functionality whatsoever at least for how I play the thing. If you it bothers the buyer that much then you can address the situation with a competent technician."

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Roland RE 201 Space Echo

via this auction

See abertronix (RSS) for more.

Roland juno 6 Analog synth

via this auction

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Roland SH-101 analog monophonic synthesizer

via this auction

SN 512070

"Cosmetically in near mint condition. This sh-101 has been fully serviced with all electrolytic capacitors replaced, all op-amps and various other IC's replaced. All replaced components are of the highest quality and same specs as the originals.

Its a classic popular mono synth for a reason - it sounds great and its easy and fun to play. The ability to mix in the sub oscillator at 1 or 2 octaves below makes this a killer bass line maker. Add in the 100 note sequencer and arpeggiator and you can see why this has become a classic synthesizer. Runs on batteries or standard 9v adapter"

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