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Dem Jamz 3: MT32 Mania!

Published on Nov 20, 2012 by elmosexwhistle

"It's time for more Jamz! This video is based around the Roland MT32, a little black box from the mid 80's. It's the little brother of the Roland D50, is available for PEANUTS on ebay, (although that might change as soon as enough people see this video...) and, although often seen as a TOY or a cheap PC sound expander (lots of video games utilized it), it's capable of some brilliant sounds. So sit back and see what a £30 synth can do in the hands of a madman with a free DAW!

Songs:

- Dixieland Distractions
- Angsty Goth Song
- Monkey Island (Megamonkey Mix)
- Dub Vader (Skrillmaus Mix)
- Hoping & Waiting
- Dead End

Thanks to:

Antonio Roberts (hellocatfood) for the glitchy visuals.
http://www.hellocatfood.com/

Nick Hynan for the pretty pictures of me :)
http://nickhynan.wix.com/photography

'Hoping & Waiting' & 'Dead End' are free to download from my soundcloud page:
http://soundcloud.com/elmosexwhistle/

Why not check out my band whilst you're there?

Kthxbye!"

Hyboid - Korg Monotribe MIDI Demo (+ Doepfer Dark Energy, MFB Kult ...)

Published on Nov 20, 2012 by FordTweedle

Midified Korg Monotribe sequenced via Ableton Live.
Other Instruments:
MFB Kult
Doepfer Dark Energy
Oberheim Matrix 6R
Redsound Dark Star

Pam Chung

Tenori-On in Chinese 2: Delight(cover) from pamchung on Vimeo.
Playing Kitaro classic with Tenori-on , Kaossilator and Pam

Tenori-On in Chinese Underground from pamchung on Vimeo.

Dreamwalk 夢遊 (Faye Wong 王菲 Cover) TC VoiceLive Touch & Vox Apache - Pam Chung 鍾達茵 from pamchung on Vimeo.
Pam Chung 鍾達茵 - 大人之音樂 : a simple cover of Faye Wong 王菲 's "Dreamwalk (夢遊)" (C. Y. Kong / Lin Xi 林夕) using TC Helicon VoiceLive Touch, Vox Apache guitar and Yamaha Tenori-On

Follow-up to MastaMic vs Pam Chung - Pop is Innocent (Chung Tat MIX) posted below.

MastaMic vs Pam Chung - Pop is Innocent (Chung Tat MIX)

MastaMic vs Pam Chung - Pop is Innocent (Chung Tat MIX) from pamchung on Vimeo.

"MastaMic vs Pam Chung - Pop is Innocent (Chung Tat MIX) [流行無罪 (終達MIX)]

Remixed by Pam Chung 鍾達茵
Composer: Jerald | Lyrics: MASTAMIC | REMIX Arrangement: Pam Chung / C. Y. Kong
REMIX Produced by Pam Chung & C. Y. Kong
REMIX VIDEO Edited by Pam Chung & C. Y.

featured toys:
Yamaha Tenori-On, TC-Helicon VoiceLive Touch, Korg Monotribe,
Electro-Harmonix Clap Track, Mattel Synsonics Drums,
Moog Minitaur, Teenage Engineering OP-1, Music Major Toy Synth ...

Special Thanks to MastaMic, C. Y. Kong"

Additional videos of Pam Chung posted above (link here for the archives).

Abstract Data ADE-20 Eurorack format Multimode Filter

Published on Nov 20, 2012 by rozz3r

"A little demonstration of the lovely ADE-20 multimode Eurorack filter from Abstract Data."

Entrailles (Trailer)

Entrailles (Trailer) from dautrescordes on Vimeo.

ENTRAILLES
Franck Vigroux performing at Musée de la mine, Saint Etienne, France.
A film by Gregory Robin, 2012
Co produced by Hibou Production / Images Plus - Vosges Télévision / Compagnie d'Autres Cordes / Après la Guerre.
© Hibou Production / Images Plus - Vosges Télévision

octatrack, moog rme, akai vx90, oto biscuit

Bob Moog Foundation Signed Moogfest Posters & Winter Gear

Available here. Proceeds go towards supporting The Bob Moog Foundation.

"Posters have been signed by several artists from Moogfest 2012, including: Thomas Dolby, Primus, Nas, Santigold, Orbital, Morton Subotinick, Squarepusher, Explosions in the Sky, Miike Snow, Richie Hawtin, The Divine Fits, The Magnetic Fields, and more!

Printed on 100lb poster stock, this 24” x 36” poster also features the festival name, dates and complete line-up."

Pictured here is one signed by Morton Subotnik.

Below:

Iconic winter hat available at the Bob Moog Foundation store here and Iconic Hoodie available here.

Roland JD-800 "The Lounge"

"(c) 2012 vintage synth demo track by RetroSound
synth sounds: Roland JD-800 Digital Synthesizer
bass: Roland SH-101 Analog Synthesizer
drums: Korg ES1 Mk II with some Keio Mini-Pops and CR-78 Samples
recording: multi-track without Midi"

via Marko Ettlich on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge