Sunday, March 31, 2013
Thonk - New server and new products
via Thonk"Thonk has just moved to a dedicated web server, so if you’ve experienced a less than speedy browsing experience in the past things should be a lot better from here on in. Shooom.
We’ve also added a whole load of new products:
Davies 1900h clone knobs are now available in Black, White, Cream, Orange, Red and Blue
Tempcos available in 1k, 1.87k and 2k
Expert Sleepers glow in the dark cables in 30cm, 50cm and 80cm
Buchla clone J3rK 258J PCBs and PCB components kits (full Eurorack kits coming soon, hold tight crew)
Clarke68 panels for various J3RK, CGS and Thomas Henry projects
Thonk are on holiday right now but you can order as usual and shipping resumes on Saturday April 6th.
Coming very soon are Manhattan Analog CVP kits, J3rK 258J Euro kits, 258J Frac and 5U format panels and much more."
PureData Launchpad sequencer
Published on Oct 26, 2012 elektronengehirn·18 videos
"Demo of my stepsequencer programmed with PureData and controlled by a Novation Launchpad. First stage was a proof-of-concept with one track. Patch will be available soon at
http://pdberlin.hotglue.me/MalteSteiner
and used in my part at Restlichtverstärker concerts
http://soundcloud.com/restlicht"
Next performance in Berlin will be 3. April at Noiseangriff http://noiseangriff.wordpress.com
Native Instruments Launchpads on eBay
Native Instruments Launchpads on Zzounds
"Demo of my stepsequencer programmed with PureData and controlled by a Novation Launchpad. First stage was a proof-of-concept with one track. Patch will be available soon at
http://pdberlin.hotglue.me/MalteSteiner
and used in my part at Restlichtverstärker concerts
http://soundcloud.com/restlicht"
Next performance in Berlin will be 3. April at Noiseangriff http://noiseangriff.wordpress.com
Native Instruments Launchpads on eBay
Native Instruments Launchpads on Zzounds
Oberheim Polyphonic Synthesizer Programmer
Studio Electronics SE 1 X
ANI - NanoStudio performance patches demo
Published on Mar 31, 2013 Amy Lee·15 videos
"Every performance I change the patches around a little to mesh better with the types of music that evening. Tonight's performance is going to feature glitchy theremins (yes), smashed up beats, and some real spacey sounds with The Use (Michael Durek), Jack Hertz, Bitwise, and me (ANI). So this patch set has more pads on the higher numbers.
The app being used is NanoStudio and about half of the sounds are synthesized, half are samples w/ a lot of effects. Not seen is a USB keyboard; velocity from the keyboard also modulates parameters. This bank has 64 patches in it.
More info:
- ANI: http://www.ani-web.com
- NanoStudio: http://www.blipinteractive.co.uk
- The Use: http://michaeldurek.com/wp/cloud-cloud/
- Jack Hertz: http://jackhertz.com
- Bitwise: https://soundcloud.com/bitwise"
iTunes:
NanoStudio - Blip Interactive Ltd
iOS Devices on eBay - Daily Tech Deals
Using an A-174-1 Joystick for WobWob
Published on Mar 31, 2013 NetPierreTV·43 videos
"Short PatchPierre Tutorial
more info soon at http://patchpierre.blogspot.com
2-note sequence on the MAQ16/3 plays a VCO.
X-output controls the volume of a VCA
Y-output controls the A-121 filter
Equipment used: Doepfer A-100 system,A-174-1 Joystick and A-121 LowPass filter plus Machinedrum
No edits or effects..."
"Short PatchPierre Tutorial
more info soon at http://patchpierre.blogspot.com
2-note sequence on the MAQ16/3 plays a VCO.
X-output controls the volume of a VCA
Y-output controls the A-121 filter
Equipment used: Doepfer A-100 system,A-174-1 Joystick and A-121 LowPass filter plus Machinedrum
No edits or effects..."
Intellijel Planar - how to reverse the front panel
Published on Mar 31, 2013 EROEI·12 videos
"How to reverse the front panel of the Intellijel Planar with no special tools.
In the video I forget to mention there are four jumpers to reverse the joystick CV axis. Make sure you switch all four jumpers from N to R when flipping it upside down.
Find out more about the Planar at
http://www.intellijel.com/"
Handmade Analog Distortion/Modulation Music Box
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Published on Mar 31, 2013 Kyle Evans·107 videos
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via this auction
"This is a handmade circuitbent sounding distortion/modulation sound processor that will distort, modulate and rip apart any sound you throw into it, all housed within an old music box found at a thrift store. In addition to it beaing able to process anything you want including microphones, guitars, synths, etc., it also has an internal contact microphone that can be switched on. This internal mic picks up vibrations on the box itself including taps, scratches, and of course, the tune of the windup music player. The modulation is controlled by 3 light mounted to the exposed circuit board. Altering the light using shadows, flashlights, lighters and strobes makes for radical modulation craziness of whatever sound you are processing. The possibilities of what you can do with this thing are endless. Plug your iPod into the input and tear up some classical music. Play it like a drum or hold up resonating metal objects to make the internal mic go berserk. Play with dynamic lighting like strobe lights or camera flashes for dramatic results. Hold the box up against a speaker for some screaming feedback. The more you play with it, the more you learn about what all it is capable of.
The music box has been completely customized with added wood panels and a clear acrylic top. Has quite a few scratches and chips on the box, but thats because its old and was found in this condition (thats what makes it beautiful). Wind up music player starts playing when the lid is lifted. Runs on a 9v battery. Box is signed by the artist.
Controls:
The two 1/4" plugs on top are the output (top) and input (lower). The knob next to these controls the output volume.
The red switch has 3 settings; up for the internal contact mic, down for the external input, and center for off. You can switch rapidly between external input and internal mic for cool effect.
The knob next to the switch is a kind of gate threshold adjustment. Turning it down only allows the loudest sounds to pass through, while cranking it all the way up lets everything flood through.
The circuit board is exposed incase anyone would be interested on modding, bending or copying the circuit (feel free!)
3 light sensors on the circuit board control the modulation pitches"
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via this auction
"This is a handmade circuitbent sounding distortion/modulation sound processor that will distort, modulate and rip apart any sound you throw into it, all housed within an old music box found at a thrift store. In addition to it beaing able to process anything you want including microphones, guitars, synths, etc., it also has an internal contact microphone that can be switched on. This internal mic picks up vibrations on the box itself including taps, scratches, and of course, the tune of the windup music player. The modulation is controlled by 3 light mounted to the exposed circuit board. Altering the light using shadows, flashlights, lighters and strobes makes for radical modulation craziness of whatever sound you are processing. The possibilities of what you can do with this thing are endless. Plug your iPod into the input and tear up some classical music. Play it like a drum or hold up resonating metal objects to make the internal mic go berserk. Play with dynamic lighting like strobe lights or camera flashes for dramatic results. Hold the box up against a speaker for some screaming feedback. The more you play with it, the more you learn about what all it is capable of.
The music box has been completely customized with added wood panels and a clear acrylic top. Has quite a few scratches and chips on the box, but thats because its old and was found in this condition (thats what makes it beautiful). Wind up music player starts playing when the lid is lifted. Runs on a 9v battery. Box is signed by the artist.
Controls:
The two 1/4" plugs on top are the output (top) and input (lower). The knob next to these controls the output volume.
The red switch has 3 settings; up for the internal contact mic, down for the external input, and center for off. You can switch rapidly between external input and internal mic for cool effect.
The knob next to the switch is a kind of gate threshold adjustment. Turning it down only allows the loudest sounds to pass through, while cranking it all the way up lets everything flood through.
The circuit board is exposed incase anyone would be interested on modding, bending or copying the circuit (feel free!)
3 light sensors on the circuit board control the modulation pitches"
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