Take My Hand

Published on Dec 14, 2012 by Alexander Zolotov

"Made with SunVox http://www.warmplace.ru/soft/sunvox
Source: http://archive.org/details/TakeMyHand_933
No samples used.
Solo parts was recorded with Touch Theremin in real time.
Like this music? Please make a donation: http://www.warmplace.ru/donate"

iTunes:
SunVox - Alexander Zolotov
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GlitchBreaks (2012.12.15)

Published on Dec 14, 2012 by churulin

iTunes:
GlitchBreaks - Alex Matheu

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iMPC (2012.12.15) 01

Published on Dec 14, 2012 by churulin

iMPC (2012.12.15) 02

Published on Dec 14, 2012

iTunes:
iMPC - Akai Professional

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George Harrison - "Electronic Sound" - Composed on Moog Modular

George Harrison - Electronic Sound (Complete Album).wmv

Published on Mar 4, 2012 by LouiePlaysDrums
You can find the release on Amazonand eBay.

"Here's the complete 'Electronic Sound' album by George Harrison. This album was among the first to be entirely recorded using a Moog Synthesizer which was still a relatively new instrument at the time (1969). George would later introduce the Moog to his fellow Beatle bandmates and they would wind up using it on their immortal 'Abbey Road' album (particularly on the tracks 'Here Comes The Sun', 'Maxwell's Silver Hammer', 'Because' and 'I Want You (She's So Heavy)').
When it comes to the early synth pioneers, one would not think of Beatle George as being one of them but this album proves otherwise. This was actually way ahead of its time when it was first released.

1.Under The Mersey Wall (0:00-18:50)
2.No Time or Space (18:50-44:03)"

Click here for a more extensive post on the album.

via musikgear

Michael Wagener: Moog Ladder

Published on Dec 14, 2012 by MoogMusicInc

"Legendary Producer/Engineer Michael Wagener sat down with us at Wireworld Studios outside of Nasheville, TN to talk about his experience with The Ladder 500 Series module and demonstrate a variety of ways he's using it on guitars, kick drum, room mics and floor tom.

Learn more about the Ladder and Moog's entire family of 500 series products at:

http://www.moogmusic.com/500

and hear more sound samples from The Ladder at;

http://www.moogmusic.com/products/500-series/500-series-ladder-filter#sound-tab"

Christmas Launch Lights - Novation Launchpad - ipadtouches.com

Published on Dec 14, 2012 by IPadTouches

"You own a Novation Launchpad and you want some colored light effects under your christmas tree? You need a dice for your traditional family christmas games? You want to welcome your guests in a special way? Your standard Launchpad can do it with the program "CLaunchlights" from ipadtouches.com. Best of all it is free! See : www.ipadtouches.com"

EMW - VCO-104 demonstration

Published on Dec 14, 2012 by psprojectbrazil

"This video shows the basic operation of our high precision transistor core analog VCO."

http://www.electronicmusicworks.com/

Patch Chord Erthenvar

Published on Dec 14, 2012 by DavideModu

"Audio http://www.mixcloud.com/Dave77/patch-chord-erthenvar-module/"

ÄNGLAGÅRD - CHAPTER 8 - MELLOTRON AND SYNTHESIZERS

Published on Dec 13, 2012 by anglagardrecords

You might recognize Mr. Mattias Olsson from these previous RothHandle posts.

"ÄNGLAGÅRD recording Viljans Öga.
CHAPTER VIII : Mellotron & Synthesizers


ÄNGLAGÅRD ARE:
Jonas Engdegård -- Guitars
Anna Holmgren -- Flutes & Saxophone
Johan Brand -- Bassguitars & Taurus
Thomas Johnson -- Pianos, Mellotron & Synthesizers
Mattias Olsson -- Drums, Percussion & Noise

All music written and performed by Änglagård.

Documentary by Martin Gustafsson
www.vimeo.com/gusse"

Vintage Buchla at University of Victoria, BC Canada

This one in via Grant


"This device, in the pics (Al from BB), cost UVic $100,000 to build or procure (not sure how it got there) but it’s in the UVic school of music control room."

Update: Grant wrote back to say the $100k was guess, and according to Rick in the comments it didn't cost that much. You do have to wonder how much this system would go for.

Update via sealion in the comments: "I borrowed this for a music be-in performance a few years ago which we did to mark the death of Bob Moog. It is one of three such units bought at Don Buchla's famous garage sale when he moved his production in San Francisco. UVIC music prof and Tibetan chanting aficionado Martin Bartlett drove down in his VW microbus and bought three units from Don, that one, one for SFU and I believe a missing third one. It is still in use today. Cost may have been about $6,000 (total guess) and I know a decade ago a standing offer of $20,000 from a dealer in LA was regularly turned down. A technician said due to age tuning was an issue for some. I bought the surplus cv/trig op-8 to dcb to a midi box setup that they used with it long ago.
At that time the department was doing a lot of Electronotes building, serge kits, biofeedback as cv and trigger experiments. Back then I attended a performance in the Department of David Rosenbloom's pathbreaking On Being Invisible performance which involved handmade circuit boards controlled by an IMSAI kit made thing called a computer, programmed using toggle switches for each line of code. It read output from body sensors that monitored his brainwaves, pulse and muscle's electrical activity. He sat Buddha yoga style and barely moved to control the performance. The last time I saw Martin before his death was at a stoplight. I looked over and saw him leaning back from his VW wheel jaw and mouth shaped to do that deep Tibetan bass note drone with overtones thing he left electronics for, at the light by Mayfair and Denny's."

Update via Rick: "i restored this system in 2010.. its fully functional now and sounds wonderful"

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