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MOOG PORDIGY VINTAGE SYNTH

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SN 2959

YouTube Uploaded by ONhardwarehacking on Aug 15, 2011

"Yamaha DD-50::_ Glitchy.Drums

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Hardly Modified Midi Electronic Drummer + 28 Matrix Patchbay + Embedded Echo & Delay + Indicator LED´s

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Rare Vintage Yamaha DD-50. Electronic Drummer with MIDI I/O, 4 Large and 3 Small Touch Sensitive Drum Pads. Sincronize glitchs & many inusual effects with external midi clock (hardware&software). Extremely glitchy!

Photo::
http://www.flickr.com/photos/onelectronics/sets/72157627312909735/"

Summer Chill - doctorvague ft. Peter D.B.

YouTube Uploaded by doctorvague on Aug 15, 2011

"This was a lot of fun! It was patched up very quickly and improvised in one take. My good friend Peter Dahl-Bredine is triggering samples in NI's Battery which I'm then filtering with a Megaohm Delta filter and a Rob Hordijk Dual Phaser. Everything: loops, samples, Korg Monopoly etc were all routed into and through the modular and mixed in real time to stereo track. Loops came from Stylus RMX and and were mixed at the modular with a custom MIDI controller I built (middle row far left with the 6 red buttons). Sync pulses were sent from MOTU's Volta and divided by a Moon Modular trigger sequencer. As usual, echo is from Modcan's fabulous stereo digital delay. Hope you all enjoy this. We want to do a lot more collaborating with real hand drums, guitar and... well, we have a lot of ideas.
© 2011 Phil Brown & Peter Dahl-Bredine."

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flickr By zthee

1977 ARP Proportional Pitch Control Ad

via Retro Synth Ads wehre you'll find the write-up.

Cat and Modular

via CatSynth

And a Moog Voyager Old School.

IanniX graphical open-source sequencer

A sneak preview… from IanniX on Vimeo.

"A sneak preview of the new version of IanniX…

IanniX is a graphical open-source sequencer, based on Iannis Xenakis works, for digital art. IanniX syncs via Open Sound Control (OSC) events and curves to your real-time environment.

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Un petit aperçu de la nouvelle version de IanniX…

IanniX est un séquenceur graphique open-source, inspiré des travaux de Iannis Xenakis, destiné à la création numérique. IanniX synchronise via Open Sound Control (OSC) des événements et courbes vers votre environnement temps-réel.

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iannix.org

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Project manager : Thierry Coduys (thierry@iannix.org)
Development : Guillaume Jacquemin (guillaume@iannix.org)
Web & identity : Matthieu Ranc (matthieu@iannix.org)"

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x0xb0x Build

x0xb0x Build from Jon Nensén on Vimeo.

"A time-lapse video of me building my second x0xb0x. Got this kit from x0xsh0p.de (First one was #762 of the Ladyada run!).

I ended up flipping the cables for the +12V and +5.333V so I toasted the BA6110 - no good!"

Dirty Electronics at Royal Festival Hall, grain synth workshop

YouTube Uploaded by eddie23a on Aug 15, 2011

"Dirty Electronics FLASH BANG SOLDER - Festival of Britain 60th Anniversary

More info
John Richards (Dirty Electronics) will be creating a large-scale public artwork entitled Hope as part of the Festival of Britain 60th Anniversary at the Festival Hall, Southbank Centre, London, 13 and 14 August. The public will be able to drop in to a free workshop and build a tiny 'grain' synthesizer that omits a very short repeated sound and visually concurrent blinking LED. As the weekend progresses, the grains of sound are amassed into an installation to create an evolving sound and visual texture. It is only through a collective effort that the final piece is realised. From the basis of adding 'simple' grains of sound and light, a complex stochastic process and experience is produced. The work explores the themes of mass production and individualism, the hand-made and collective process in the creation of an artwork. A limited edition Festival of Britain Emblem Synth will also be produced in collaboration with Black Country Atelier.

http://ticketing.southbankcentre.co.uk/find/learning-participation/tickets/flash-bang-solder-60590"