Thursday, August 23, 2012
EMW-200 & EMW-300 VIDEO 01
YouTube Published on Aug 23, 2012 by ElectronicMusicWorks
"EMW-200 and EMW-300 demonstration. No external effects or processing of any kind on this video."
Synth-Project DIVA C Hardware Controller for DIVA

You are looking at the DIVA Controller for Urs Heckmanns DIVA soft synth. This is hardware and not a render. According to the site there are "two Doepfer USB64 MIDI interfaces, one special wheel electronic for pitch and mod wheel and the MKE Electronic for the four octave Fatar keyboard with velocity. The controller has about 90 know and 25 switches…"
via Synth-Project where you'll find additional pics and details.

Roland TR-606 drumatix drum machine
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via this auction
I spy an EML in the background.
via this auction
I spy an EML in the background.
CGS (Serge) 8 Step Programmer Sequencer Demo.AVI
YouTube Published on Aug 23, 2012 by Richarius Molindarius
"And here we are boys and girl! :D Finally 8 months after buying the 9 PCBs, did I start putting this guy together, this past Monday. The 8 daughterboards went together in just over 3 hours, building them in the 'assembly line' format. The wiring to the mother board and the front panel combined though, took 2 more days along with a bit of bug solving yesterday and finishing it, this morning. She's working beauty! :D
If you don't have one and you want a very powerful configurable sequencer / programmer, get to ordering from Ken! :D It can be as short as 1 step, or as many steps as you like! :D Forwards, backwards, jumping to and fro between all of the steps. Manually triggerable as well as the ability to use each step to trigger external things. And 4 channels of Control Voltages! 1 pot for each step, for each channel. The amount of things that can be done with this thing, are scary! :o :D
Hope you enjoy! :D"
Quick note: Moving forward I will be using the Richarius Molindarius label for these rather than the old dolphinicus label.
Performing live with MIDI hardware and Ableton Live
How I jam: Performing live with MIDI hardware and Ableton Live
YouTube Published on Aug 23, 2012 by flx04
"I frequently receive questions about my music setup and how I connect and record the various instruments, when filming my "Synth Jams". This video gives you an overview of my workflow, and hopefully inspires you to design your own live performance setup.
If you have further questions, post them underneath the video, or write me a message.
Of course I'm also interested in how you make music, so go ahead and tell me about your setup or link me to your own audio/video on the internet. :)
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Filmed with a Canon 550D (Rebel t2i)"
YouTube Published on Aug 23, 2012 by flx04
"I frequently receive questions about my music setup and how I connect and record the various instruments, when filming my "Synth Jams". This video gives you an overview of my workflow, and hopefully inspires you to design your own live performance setup.
If you have further questions, post them underneath the video, or write me a message.
Of course I'm also interested in how you make music, so go ahead and tell me about your setup or link me to your own audio/video on the internet. :)
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Filmed with a Canon 550D (Rebel t2i)"
Doepfer A188-2 Tapped BBD Delay- Other Sound Sources-Modulation Part Two
YouTube Published on Aug 23, 2012 by raulsworldofsynths
"The continued exploration of the Doepfer A188-2 Tapped BBD Delay for processing external audio. Two independent mixes are created using multiple stages within each mix. Doepfer A155 is used to trigger a Doepfer A140 to modulate the delay clock of the A188-2. Sound and Video by Raul Pena."
All parts here.
TimeGears - One Broadcast Day. Part I
"This composition it's impression of broadcasts the radio station WJSV (Washington, D.C.) recorded in one day on September 21, 1939. - "Just another day. Just another broadcast day evaporating into the ether, like all the days that came before and all the days that followed. Except for one difference. This one was recorded. In its entirety. On thirty-eight 16" double-sided lacquer discs."This record is preserved entirely up to the present day and fragments of this in chronological order sounds throughout the entire composition. In these fragments can hear everything that sounded on the air - news, announces, advertising, thematic programs and more.

Soundscapes of this composition like a time gears link today's day which has lots of different forms of information, with events that happened over seventy years ago. With what could be heard at the time through only one kind of worldwide electronic information stream." You can find additional images and details on the recording of the track at Motion soundscape here.

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