MATRIXSYNTH

ether^ra TETHERED for BUCHLA/SERGE CONJOINED

YouTube Uploaded by potterpaint2000 on Oct 3, 2011

"a Buchla 200e/Serge Creature improv. http://etherra.blogspot.com/"

シンセサイザー生演奏 @ 新穂高ロープウェイ

flickr By cheltenham

"Synthesizer live @ New Hodaka Ropeway"

Vintage Roland MC-500 Digital MIDI Sequencer

via this auction

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RED Roland SH-101 with MPU-101 CV to MIDI Converter

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comes with Original Gig Bag.

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Korg EX-8000 synthesizer

YouTube Uploaded by tblv9300 on Oct 3, 2011

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World's Biggest Synth Tonto - Malcolm Cecil & KiNo

"Presented by Sonic Wizard Jeff Blenkinsopp's Analog Lab;

Video Trailer No. 1 for the KiNo Exhibition INVASION FROM WITHIN, a music programme by KiNo with special collaborators.

9 special sets of KiNo's original music and sonic pieces will be performed throughout the month, combining the forces of the KiNo Live Rig* and TONTO.

Special-guest lineup includes the following artists:

Malcolm Cecil ("Godfather of electronic music")
Andy Rourke (The Smiths)
Joe McGinty (Psychedelic Furs)

KiNo is with
Shahla Atlas
Alec Signorino
Harlan Muir

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KiNo Live is produced by Jeff Blenkinsopp"

Also see:
Live! — Part 3

One Loop, One Function. Simple Arduino Music.

"I found this via BleepLabs twitter. Had to try it out by myself.
All the necessary info is here:

little-scale.blogspot.com/2011/10/tweetable-one-loop-one-function-simple.html

From Little-Scale blog:

"In general, I guess we can call this "index modulation", in the sense that we have a counter (i) that keeps track of a loop. The sound output is calculated on a sample by sample basis using a function that manipulates i in various ways (left and right shifting, multiplication, divide, modulo etc). The combined output for each sample is then output to the R2R DAC where the value is converted to a voltage, which can be sent to a piezo, an amp or an audio input.

I find these ideas very exciting - it's a very minimalist approach to creating sound and music on a basic level, yet the outcomes are at times complex, containing rhythm, pitch and structure."

Indeed, very exciting."