Dyerisms #akindofblues

YouTube Published on Jun 7, 2012 by tripjoel

"Noize"

Thought this one was pretty funny.

via Peter Dyer on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

Juju & Jordash Present: The Infinite Music Machine

Juju & Jordash Present: The Infinite Music Machine from Touch Mix on Vimeo.

An immersive digital journey into the analog world of Juju & Jordash.

http://www.infinitemusicmachine.com/

On the 24th of February 2012 at Berlin's Feed Soundspace, Juju and Jordash gave a live improvised performance, accompanied by artist Paul Skawinski's liquid projections. The application takes their muliple layers of analog recordings and randomly combines them to produce an infinite music machine. An experiment on continuing randomness in the analog and digital domains.

Features
- Randomly auto generates music derived from Juju & Jordash's live performance.
- Liquid visuals by Paul Skawinski.
- Randomize the audio and visuals using the randomize button.
- Set the length of time the machine generates audio and visuals: one minute to ∞

iTunes:
The Infinite Music Machine - Touch Mix

Mattson SQ816 Sequencer - Eurorack

via Division 6 on Facebook

"Now with more Eurorack!"

http://division-6.com/

If you don't get the "more eurorack" reference, until now, non-rendered shots of the Mattson SQ816 have been in the Mattson format. Here it is in Divison 6 Euro glory. The sequencer is a joint project between George Mattson of Mattson Mini Modular and Scott Rise of Division 6.

Gino Robair, Thomas Lehn, John Butcher, and EMS SYNTHI

via Chris Stack on Facebook
(click through for more pics)

"There was an EMS Synthi played in Asheville tonight. Marc Doty was nowhere to be seen. Is it too early to file a missing persons report?"

Search for Marc Doty on the right if you don't know who he is. :)

Minimoog Racks on Racks

via Moog Music Inc. on Facebook

"Minimoog racks on racks... https://bitly.com/LipZNB http://instagr.am/p/LjEiNpkYx7/"

MacBeth micromac

via Ken MacBeth on Facebook

"As a final inclusion to the micromac desktop unit- I've included a 1/4" output jack at the rear- a small but neccessay addition!"

Moog Delay mf-104z with Minimoog D - "Electro BACH" - BWV 846

YouTube Published on Jun 7, 2012 by Polynominaldotcom

"For more demo, info about Mf- 104z, please do visit my dedicated webpage:

http://www.polynominal.com/site/studio/gear/fx/Moog_mf_104z/index.html

for Minimoog D olschool, here:

http://www.polynominal.com/site/studio/gear/synth/moog_minimoog/index.html"

Doepfer A127 Triple Voltage Controlled Resonant Filter Part Three-More Modulation

YouTube Published on Jun 7, 2012 by raulsworldofsynths

"Description and Demonstration of the Doepfer A127 VCRF Triple Voltage Controlled Resonant Filter.Focus on Modulation of Resonant Filters by Sample and Hold.Number Three of four videos.Next in series Audio Rate Modulation.Audio Loops by Raul Pena.Sound and Video by Raul Pena."

All parts here.

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Circuit Bent Pabst Blue Ribbon

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via the seller:
"Ive built this beer can mic with a vintage carbon element from an old western electric telephone.

It runs on 1 9v battery.

Its very sturdy and sounds like your using a telephone.

Ive wired in a bright blue LED inside the can so it glows out of the bottom when in use.

It comes on when you plug in a standard guitar cable to the 1/4" output jack.

I only make a few of these annually so grab this up if youve been looking for a cool new mic for your studio or live performance.

Very live sound out of this super cool microphone."


YouTube Uploaded by bentstruments on Feb 28, 2011
Beercan Mic Demo.AVI
"short demo of my beercan microphone that utilizes a vintage carbon element from a telephone. its powered by a 9v battery and glows blue when plugged in. great for live use or studio and give a cool lo-fi telephone microphone sound for the now crowd."

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