Sound Wand App - Create Original, Expressive Music with Your Movements

Published on Jun 29, 2012 soundwandapp·8 videos

"ON THE APP STORE: Sound Wand Harp - A Magical Motion-Based Musical Instrument - Club 15CC
Introducing the Sound Wand app for the iPhone 4+. Sound Wand is one-of-a-kind on the app store - a motion-based musical instrument that simulates plucking invisible strings in the air around you. It's part of a project to merge the dynamic feel and performance energy of traditional instruments like guitars with the unlimited possibilities created by digital music technology...

GET SOUND WAND HERE: http://club15cc.com/sound-wand-yt"

"'A very unique and sophisticated virtual musical instrument' - The Next Web ♫ Create sublime music by moving through the air ♫ Enchant yourself and bewitch your friends with this easy yet sophisticated virtual instrument ♫ With Sound Wand you can create heartfelt music straight away, and it gets better the more you play

"I've tried a lot of 'anyone can make music' apps in the past, and they've not always lived up to the hype...but I should have been more optimistic...I rather like Sound Wand..."
- Cult Of Mac ♫

"Can't put it down - the sound is amazing! This is more than just a fun app - it's also an amazing stress release. Turn down the lights sit back and relax…" - UK reviewer ♫

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MORE THAN A TOY: A REAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
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✱ Intuitive, sensitive and sophisticated yet easy enough for the youngest child
✱ Lush, hi-definition sound professionally sampled from a real harp
✱ Jaw dropping app wow-factor - never fails to make everyone smile
✱ Crisp, sparkling graphics and vivid colors make it beautiful to play and to watch
✱ Liberates you from hyper-focus on a tiny screen. The “play zone” is all around you

With Sound Wand you can...
✱ Experience that secret satisfaction normally reserved only for trained musicians
✱ Relax and unwind after a stressful day or long night
✱ Serenade your friends and loved ones
✱ Provide endless enjoyment and a rewarding learning experience for children

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LOTS TO DISOVER
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♫ Play musical harmonies and learn about scales from around the world in an intuitive way, including
♫ Blues
♫ Oriental
♫ Bebop
♫ Major/Minor
♫ Pentatonics
♫ Spanish Flamenco
♫ Hawaiian
♫ Indian Raag
♫ Arpeggios
♫ Special scales that for centuries have been used for specific moods and times of day
♫ Jam over top of Apple’s Music and other audio apps
♫ An app which is only possible on the Apple platform. Can’t do this on Android!"

iTunes:
Sound Wand Harp - A Magical Motion-Based Musical Instrument - Club 15CC
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deep inside frauAngelico drum synth

deep inside frauAngelico drum synth from standuino on Vimeo.

"Standuino frauAngelico
sample based drum synthesizer with microsampling possibilities and step-sequencer
Order:
http://www.standuino.eu/buy/buy-fraangelico/ More Info:
http://www.standuino.eu/devices/instruments/frauangelico/ video by Felix Hüsken youtube.com/flx04

Features:

- sample based polyphonic plaback (6 voices)
- 8 fully adjustable sounds for each preset that can be triggered by midi or by built in sequencer
- microsampling features to adjust the sound ( loop length, shift speed, start, cut)
- bitCrusher, pitchDown, softVolume
- sample rate knob
- step sequencer with record feature, tap tempo, pattern length and shuffle
- it can store 6 double-patterns (32 steps = 8 beats) in each preset
- 4 presets
- jump button
- mute button for individual sounds
- metronome
- optional double pedal input 3.5mm stereo jack connector for shift and monome button
- various sample banks available (TR-808, 8-BIT, BASIC)
- size: 11 x 7 x 4 cm
- 5 knobs
- 3 switch menu buttons
- 4 big performance buttons
- 3 side hack buttons for aditional features
- 1 volume knob
- input voltage: 9V
- MIDI input( MIDI through by special cable)
- jack 3.5mm output"



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One Drop Modular

Published on Jan 1, 2013 Ebotronix·546 videos

4ms Peg RCD
Analogue Systems 4x RS 110
Doepfer A 134 pan by Moog MP 201
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Make Noise Maths Optomix QMMG
Malekko 4x Uncle 4x AntiOscillator
Roland System 104 Sequencer
SSL Orgy
Tiptop audio Z 8000 (CM chords)
Toppobrillo Sportmodulator
Logic Master clock and Sequence to Kenton Pro 2000 II
Drums 12/8 Clavia D Drum 4 se
FX Boss VF1 Lexicon PCM80 Line6 Echopro TC M3000
Roger Linn Adrenalinn 2 Akai MFC 42

The master of modular Reggae.

New Years Recycling by organfairy

Published on Jan 1, 2013 organfairy·356 videos

"Happy New Year everybody!

As usual there was an abundance of fireworks which left the streets littered with the empty shells that used to house the explosives.

So how about using at least the sticks from the skyrockets to something? I haven't come up with something yet. But I have collected a handfull of sticks in various conditions so the materials are there now.

The music is something I recorded back in 1999 and is the old Elton John classic Daniel played on Yamaha HE-8 and Technics SX-C600 organs."

A Happy New Year From TABITA HUB

A very sharp pic featuring vintage Roland rhythm machines in via of TABITA HUB. She also brought us the 808 Pillow.

EML 200 Arrives

Imaging getting this in the mail/post. :)

Three pics in via Luigi Leo 'modular' Learchi who won the Week 24 I Dream of Wires contest.

KORG CELEBRATES MILESTONE 50TH ANNIVERSARY

via KORG:

"Dear fellow musicians,

This year, Korg celebrates its 50th anniversary! Since it was founded in 1963, Korg's goal has been to create new experiences in music and performance. That was what drove the creation of Japan's first disc-based rhythm machine, the Doncamatic, and then led to the development of Japan's first synthesizer, the world's first needle-type tuner, followed by numerous unique instruments that have brought the enjoyment of musical performance to many people all around the world.

Korg is resolved to continually create innovative and uncompromising instruments of high quality that inspire professional musicians, yet are still approachable enough for anyone to play.

The musical instruments Korg will deliver are reflections of the ideas and values of the many artists and users who love Korg products - now and into the future.

We look forward to the next 50 years and what the future will bring."

Check out the 50th anniversary logo here.

st.erling 'a forest' - an original cover of The Cure on OP-1 (demo)

Published on Jan 1, 2013 djthomaswhite·79 videos

"Introducing st.erling. Here he presents a cover of the classic The Cure song, "A Forest" (original by r. smith and s. gallup). All original production and arrangement by the saint here. Music composed on the Teenage Engineering OP-1 entirely, then dumped into Logic Express and rearranged. Vocals added into Logic and all post effects and production completed in that DAW environment. Movie shot at a park by his house on iPhone 5 and edited in iMovie.

The Cure were one of st.erling's biggest musical influences growing up and this version combines affection for their original song with modern influences by other bands such as The Presets, Cut Copy, LCD, and Radio Department among many others. This all-electronic version clearly pulls from the original while trying to establish a unique direction at the same time. I think he pulls it off.

Stay tuned for more from st.erling and thanks for stopping by to check out another one of my videos.

Note: Song production and final adjustments continue. Mastering not final at this time."

And a live version of the original from 1979 with different lyrics (anyone ID the synth?):

The Cure - A Forest

Uploaded on Nov 6, 2009

"The Cure - A Forest (At Night - Pré Version 1979)"

It's almost time for me to read Camus' The Stranger again.

Circuit Bent Boss DRP-2 Drum Pad

Published on Jan 1, 2013 sunshinestatik·99 videos

B100 2 sketch

Published on Jan 1, 2013 zack dagoba·204 videos

"exploring the buchla 100 video 2. see http://myblogitsfullofstars.blogspot.com/2013/01/exploring.html for more info"