Pendulum Ratchet Cajon-esk from todd barton on Vimeo.
"a little self-generating Buchla 200e and Pendulum Ratchet patch."
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Salva Talks
YouTube Uploaded by retronyms on Aug 8, 2011
TableTop - Retronyms
iPads on eBay
Update:
Tabletop: Salva - Building a Song
Uploaded by retronyms on Jul 5, 2011
"Salva builds a song in Tabletop"
EGDR808 - 808 for iPad
"ElliottGarage presents EGDR808, a drum machine that emulates the vintage hardware from the 80's.
Its realistic and clear interface recalls the analog machine from the past, for all the vintage fanatics.
You can play with the rythm presets included or you can create your own pattern.
Features:
- Interface like the real drum machine from the 80's
- 16 steps sequencer
- 12 programmable rythm patterns and 4 fills patterns
- Auto fill in every 2, 4, 8, 12 or 16 pattern
- Save the pattern you've created and play your songs"
EGDR808 - Elliott Garage
iPads on eBay
Circuit Bent Bontempi Fun Drum by freeform delusion
YouTube Uploaded by eecouk on Aug 11, 2011
freeform delusion on eBay
"Bontempi Fun Drum
Switched mono mini jack output
Blue LED
Pitch Up/Down Control"
Z3TA+ 2 Sound Examples - Sequences and Arps
YouTube Uploaded by CakewalkSoftware on Aug 11, 2011
"Sound examples of Sequences and Arps from Z3TA+ 2's new sound library."
Review: Rhythm Studio for iOS (Universal)
YouTube Uploaded by Discchord on Aug 11, 2011
"Rhythm Studio is an analog synthesizer studio for iOS, by Pulse Code, Inc.
http://www.pulsecodeinc.com/"
Rhythm Studio - Pulse Code, Inc.
iPads on eBay
iPod Touch on eBay
Paddy steer FULL 'CAUSE
YouTube Uploaded by madwaltz on May 11, 2010
"Music From Outer Space Sound Lab Ultimate, MFOS mixer, blue box clone on glock
http://www.musicfromouterspace.com/"
POCOPOCO Musical Interface
POCOPOCO Performance at Siggraph 2011, Vancouver
YouTube Uploaded by IDEEALab on Aug 9, 2011
Uploaded by IDEEALab on Aug 9, 2011
"Pocopoco is a new musical interface that users can control by pushing, holding and turning - very intuitive and tactile actions. To create Pocopoco we developed original solenoid units with built-in sensors and assembled 16 of them in a box-shaped container to serve as a universal input/output device.
Through the use of their up and down movement we have created a new form of musical expression. The resulting device is a versatile interface whose physical movement is appealing to both performers and audiences and which also has the potential to be used in a wide range of other applications including games and telecommunications.
Users can play music with PocoPoco very easily just by "pushing", "holding " and "turning" its cylinders . When a user "Pushes" on top of a cylinder, a sequencer switch is flipped to the "on" position causing the cylinder to rise and a sound to play at regular intervals. "Holding" a raised cylinder prolongs the note being played like the sustain pedal of a piano. "Turning" a cylinder affects the instrument's tone in various ways (e.g. volume control, filters, pitch bend) .
PocoPoco is very easy to play even for children and beginners with no musical experience, but at the same time it is also a sophisticated device that can be used to create compelling performances."
Also featured on Engadget.
This one in via Silent Strike.
YouTube Uploaded by IDEEALab on Aug 9, 2011
Uploaded by IDEEALab on Aug 9, 2011
"Pocopoco is a new musical interface that users can control by pushing, holding and turning - very intuitive and tactile actions. To create Pocopoco we developed original solenoid units with built-in sensors and assembled 16 of them in a box-shaped container to serve as a universal input/output device.
Through the use of their up and down movement we have created a new form of musical expression. The resulting device is a versatile interface whose physical movement is appealing to both performers and audiences and which also has the potential to be used in a wide range of other applications including games and telecommunications.
Users can play music with PocoPoco very easily just by "pushing", "holding " and "turning" its cylinders . When a user "Pushes" on top of a cylinder, a sequencer switch is flipped to the "on" position causing the cylinder to rise and a sound to play at regular intervals. "Holding" a raised cylinder prolongs the note being played like the sustain pedal of a piano. "Turning" a cylinder affects the instrument's tone in various ways (e.g. volume control, filters, pitch bend) .
PocoPoco is very easy to play even for children and beginners with no musical experience, but at the same time it is also a sophisticated device that can be used to create compelling performances."
Also featured on Engadget.
This one in via Silent Strike.
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