"I/O is a new multifaceted community organization from co-creator of Switched On. We host meet up groups in different locations around the country to help people network, learn about instruments, buy new and used gear, & possibly collaborate.
"The Blacet Frequency Divider is a reissue of the original 1970’s model, with a few enhancements added such as a Dry/Mix control, Level control, selectable output low-pass filtering, and a power up reset for the second divider chain.
The Frequency Divider converts a monophonic analog signal applied to the “IN” jack into digital pulses which are divided by two sections of CMOS digital counters. One section, controlled by the six pots on the right of the module, mixes divisions 1, 1.5, 2, and 3 together to form complex sub octave waveforms. The Level and Mix controls blend these waveforms with the original signal. Low-pass filtering via a PCB dipswitch can be added in three levels if external filtering is not being used. The output signal is present at the lower “OUT” jack.
The second counter section, controlled by the rotary switch on the left of the module, divides the input signal by 2 thru 4096. For example, a 440 Hz signal divided by 4096 would result in a 0.1 Hz signal at the upper two “OUT” jacks. The “RST” input resets the counter to zero."
"De Haute Vallée (From High Valley). Composed for Keyboard Virus TI, Morphwiz, Filtatron, Korg I MS 20 for I Pad, Curtis for I Pad. All sounds, music and photographs created by Marc-Henri Arfeux"
00:07 - 07:51 : Virus TI
00:35 - 02:49 : Filtatron
03:24 - 05:30 : Korg I MS 20
06:51 - 16:02 : Curtis (07 : 52-09:36, Curtis alone and from 09:38 with Virus TI
16:03 : Filtatron alone
17:47 - 18:56 : Virus and Filtatron, and Virus TI alone until 19:04
19:05 - 19:56 : Morphwiz alone
19:57 - 21:58 : Morphwiz and Virus TI, Virus TI alone till 22:05
22:06 - 22:24 : Filtatron, Virus TI coming from 21:08
22:40 - 24 : 08 : Virus TI and Curtis
24:08 - 24:28 : Curtis alone
24:09 : Virus TI alone
24 : 43 : Morphwiz alone, with Virus TI from 24:54, Virus TI interrupting around 25:00
25:27 - 26:09 : Morphwiz and my "Quartet"
26:10 - 29:52 : "Quartet" very often treated by GRM Tools, Virus TI coming from 29:29 until the end of the composition
30:42 - 31:03 : "Quartet" and Virus TI, and Virus TI alone
32:56 - 33:05 : Virus TI and "Quartet"
33:06 - 35 : 11 : Virus TI alone
"Loop created with electronic percussion pad 'Quad-T' homebuilt designed by Befaco (befaco.org/) has 4 pads to which you can assign different sounds depends on the values of the components of each pad, the pad can touch directly with your fingers depending relation to electricity, I preferred to put piezo microphones you play with a pair of nail files, in turn we have processed your sound with the filter 'Filter Factory' Electrix.
The first loop is played with pads 1 and 2, the second with 2 and 3, the third with 3 and 4 and the last with everyone. It suggests 90 bpm."
"BeetBox is a simple instrument that allows users to play drum beats by touching actual beets. It is powered by a Raspberry Pi with a capacitive sensing board and an audio amplifier in a hand-made wooden enclosure.
"KEITH EMERSON with the Moog Universe at his fingertips. Our hats are off to this legendary artist who pioneered the use of the Moog modular in a touring environment, and to all if his keyboard techs over the years who have kept the 'Monster Moog' humming.
For all of you Emerson fans out there, Keith shared his Track of My Years on the BBC recently. You can listen in here"
