I Dream of Wires to Add Additional Extended Interview

via I Dream of Wires on Facebook:

"It looks like we'll be producing and releasing one more free I Dream Of Wires: Extended Interview piece in 2014. If you could choose just one person, out of all of the people we interviewed in IDOW, who would you like to see featured in a full Extended Interview? [leave your pick on Facebook here]

If you're not familiar with our Extended Interview series, we've released 9 of them so far. See the list below, and check out our Vimeo channel to watch.

I Dream of Wires - Extended Interview Series:"

9. Chris Carter:

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Jack for iOS No Longer Working as of iOS 7

via disccord:

"Just 7 months after JACK was released as an alternative to Audiobus, Crudebyte has had to announce the project has hit a fundamental roadblock in iOS 7.


'Apple introduced a new policy with iOS 7, which prohibits any Inter-Process Communication (IPC) among third party apps. That's the actual reason why JACK currently crashes on iOS 7, because all IPC mechanisms are now blocked for all third party apps. Obviously, without a way to communicate with other apps, we have no way to use or fix JACK for its purpose on iOS 7. Only Apple is in the position to change this situation, since this is a policy restriction enforced on operating system level. We can't do anything about it unfortunately.'"

Robotic Drums - Drum synth with probability sequencer for iOS

Published on Nov 11, 2013 kbroom·20 videos

"Introducing Robotic Drums, a new Universal iOS app by Big Robot Studios.
Robotic Drums is a drum synthesizer with a probability sequencer.

It features:
- 6 analog-modeled synth voices with realtime control
- A probability sequencer for each voice
- Dropbox support
- Midi-clock sync support
- AudioBus support
- Quantized patterns switching
- An optimized, simple UI

For more info see: http://bigrobotstudios.com or find it on the App Store."

It doesn't appear to be in the App store just yet. I'll put up a new post when it is released.

iTunes: Genome MIDI Sequencer - White Noise Audio Software

Something New Coming from Elektron November 23

"Set your alarms. Saturday Nov 23 we'll throw a big party at Humboldthain in Berlin. Why? We have a new machine to show you. Welcome!

Live:
Very Special Guest (Kompakt)
TM404 - aka Andreas Tilliander (Kontra-Musik)
Cascandy (Monaberry)
Andre Kronert (Stockholm LTD, Neurotron)

DJs:
Dataline
Marlon & Karxman

Time:
Saturday Nov 23. Doors open at 23:00.

Venue:
Humboldthain (S-bahn Humboldthain)
Hochstr. 46
133 57 Berlin
Germany"

via Elektronauts

Hawkmoth - Widdershins

Published on Nov 11, 2013 SGE·104 videos

"All sounds recorded live. A melodic sequence-drone. Make Noise MMG, Circuit Abby G8, WMD MMG & QAAF. Rhythmic element is a Jupiter Storm filtered by a Moog MURF.

Download a .mp3 and .wav file here:

http://www.hawkmoth.org/"

Serge & BugBrand Modular vid #62

Published on Nov 11, 2013 Phisynth·97 videos

BugBrand Modular vid #100

Published on Nov 11, 2013

"pseudo-sequencing made from clock divisions into the Matrix Mixer"

Jazz In Space with The Stroh Sketchpad Modular Synthesizer

Published on Nov 11, 2013 Ritchie DeCarlo·133 videos

"My first experiment with The Stroh Sketchpad controlled by the mfb Urzwerg sequencer.
The clock out of the Sketchpad is patched to the CV Clock input of the Urrzwerg. It does some crazy things to the pitch & gate signals. Sounds like something C3PO would listen to in his SUV."

Brain Empty by Stomachlining

Published on Nov 11, 2013 stomachlining·32 videos

"Empty Your Brain & the Mind Will Come"

EMS SYNTHI AKS

Vienna Synth Meet 2013

Published on Nov 10, 2013 genxtargetmarket·53 videos

"A couple of rare and portable suitcase synths make an appearance."

Instant Cinema: Duet for Synthesizers and Mobile Conductor

Published on Nov 10, 2013 John Keston·27 videos

"Duet for Synthesizers and Mobile Conductor is a piece composed and performed by John Keston in collaboration with David T Steinman who also performs in the piece as the mobile conductor. Steinman creates a real-time audiovisual score that is broadcast into the performance space from a remote location. This score consists of textural, atonal, and arrhythmic "sound features" produced with artifacts from Steinman's apartment. The imagery and amplified sound become content within the music as it is interpreted through improvisations by the synthesist, John Keston. Keston accompanies the sound features while controlling three analogue synthesizers (Novation Bass Station II, Korg Monotribe, and Korg Volca Keys). This use of an audiovisual score is a means to harness the sensory influence of non-musical sounds and images in our environments, elevating these sources to compositional structures.

Duet for Synthesizers and Mobile Conductor was performed on November 7, 2013 at the Strange Attractors festival, St. Paul, Minnesota. This video was captured during a private performance made shortly after the public showing. The piece was made possible by a grant from the American Composers Forum with funds provided by the Jerome Foundation.

For more information please visit:
http://audiocookbook.org/duet-for-syn..."