Published on Dec 11, 2013 MIDIDesigner·34 videos
"Advanced MIDI Designer users have trouble getting panels to have the color they want. This is fixed in MIDI Designer 1.6. (January 2014) with the Gray Page feature.
dream | create | play your perfect MIDI controller with award winning MIDI Designer: reviewed and LOVED by Recording Magazine (July 2013), Sound on Sound (June 2013), featured in Keyboard (May 2013), awarded Sonic Touch Gold Award for Best App (Episode 11 and featured in 23), loved by musicians, DJs, VJs, sound engineers, lighting and robotics experts the world over. If you can dream it, you can create it in MIDI Designer. Now available for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch.
Find out more at http://midiDesigner.com"
iTunes: MIDI Designer Pro - Confusionists LLC
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Vintage 1970's Paia Programmable Drum Synth
Original EMS SYNTHI-VCS3, Mark II Product Brochure
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via this auction
"Original, very rare product spec sheet / sales brochure for the EMS Synthi-VCS3 MkII synthesizer, from the 1970's
The VCS3 synth is a very early synthesizer, used by Pink Floyd (Dark Side of the Moon, Meddle), The Who, Brian Eno
Condition: Brochure is in very good condition, no tears, slight corner furls, price written on back, has a
single crease mid-way from having been folded in half
Size: Approximately 12" x 8-1/4" one sheet, two-sided..."
via this auction
"Original, very rare product spec sheet / sales brochure for the EMS Synthi-VCS3 MkII synthesizer, from the 1970's
The VCS3 synth is a very early synthesizer, used by Pink Floyd (Dark Side of the Moon, Meddle), The Who, Brian Eno
Condition: Brochure is in very good condition, no tears, slight corner furls, price written on back, has a
single crease mid-way from having been folded in half
Size: Approximately 12" x 8-1/4" one sheet, two-sided..."
Alesis Andromeda A6 Analog Synthesizer
Trinity Introduction - Bastl Instruments
Published on Dec 11, 2013 bastlinstruments·6 videos
"We are introducing Trinity
http://www.bastl-instruments.com/inst...
Trinity is universal musical DIY instrument and original sounding modular groovebox. It can function as any type of digital synthesizer, sequencer, controller, arpeggiator or almost anything that can be programmed into a micro-controller. Trinity is designed to be connected and combined with other Trinities of different functions in a chain, so you can create your own music making environment. It is ready to communicate with the outer world via MIDI and different sync and CV methods using MIDI Bastl.
Modules used in this video: DRUM, POLY, MONO FM, SQNCR and at the end the keyboard is connected to the prototype of XOR"
Drone Machine with the Metasonix R 52 Tube Filter
Published on Dec 11, 2013 HOX808·42 videos
"Strange Oscillators rushing through tubes Metasonix R 52 Tube Filter,
clocked by the ORB macerator, accompanied by MXR distortion +.
I found this video while browsing my old hard drive, please forgive me
but I find it inspiring and exciting. exactly,"
"Strange Oscillators rushing through tubes Metasonix R 52 Tube Filter,
clocked by the ORB macerator, accompanied by MXR distortion +.
I found this video while browsing my old hard drive, please forgive me
but I find it inspiring and exciting. exactly,"
OP1, Octatrack, Analog 4 and Alchemy iOS Asymmetrical Atmospheric music
OP1, Octatrack, Analog 4 and Alchemy iOS make Asymmetrical Atmospheric music
Published on Dec 9, 2013 A Box In The Sea·1 video
"I am transitioning from making music only on a laptop 100% to an almost all hardware basis. In order to get all the MIDI talking together I'm using an iconnectmidi 2 which still requires a computer as a host. Which is kinda cool as I bought the push and love using it as I am not a keyboard player. Ableton makes it so easy to get everyone talking. Without relying on VST's and a mouse, the completely different mindset it takes to interact with each piece of gear on it's own terms is so wonderfully refreshing!"
Published on Dec 9, 2013 A Box In The Sea·1 video
"I am transitioning from making music only on a laptop 100% to an almost all hardware basis. In order to get all the MIDI talking together I'm using an iconnectmidi 2 which still requires a computer as a host. Which is kinda cool as I bought the push and love using it as I am not a keyboard player. Ableton makes it so easy to get everyone talking. Without relying on VST's and a mouse, the completely different mindset it takes to interact with each piece of gear on it's own terms is so wonderfully refreshing!"
LABELS/MORE:
Ableton,
EHX,
Elektron,
Featured,
iConnectivity,
iOS,
strymon,
Teenage Engineering,
Video
OSICA Live Modular & Octatrack
Published on Dec 11, 2013 OSICA Harold·8 videos
Osica - Jam modular + OT
Published on Nov 3, 2013
Osica - Jam modular + OT
Published on Nov 3, 2013
Mountain Oasis Electronic Music Summit Pole Banners to Benefit BMF
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"December 11, 2013 (ASHEVILLE, NC) – Over Halloween weekend, Asheville, North Carolina came alive with sonic enlightenment through the Mountain Oasis Electronic Music Summit – a celebration of artistic expression across multiple genres and eras. Headliners included Nine Inch Nails, Bassnectar, Pretty Lights, Neutral Milk Hotel, Animal Collective, Gary Numan, and more. Vertical banners announcing the festival and headliners graced the downtown streets. In a continuing effort to give back to the community in which the festival was held, Mountain Oasis organizers have donated the banners to the Bob Moog Foundation. The banners will be auctioned on eBay beginning Wednesday, December 11, 2013.
The 10 day auction will feature six banners measuring 60”x30” made of 20 ounce smooth vinyl. The signage includes the name and logo for the festival and the logo/image for the respective headlining bands.
Ashley Capps, president of AC Entertainment, the organization which produces Mountain Oasis, states, “AC Entertainment is proud to offer continued support to the Bob Moog Foundation’s educational and historic preservation initiatives, both of which were featured at the festival. We believe in music as a medium not only to entertain, but to enlighten and we are heartened see the Foundation’s efforts to teach science through music flourishing with their growing project, Dr. Bob’s SoundSchool."
Michelle Moog-Koussa, Executive Director of the Bob Moog Foundation, acknowledges “AC Entertainment has been a major supporter of our efforts for four years. With their help, the Foundation is affecting the lives of thousands of children in Western North Carolina and beyond. We inspire the future through innovative education. The auction for the banners, in addition to the support generated through the festival itself, will help keep our organization healthy and growing.”
The auction for the banners can be found here: [link]
For more information about the Bob Moog Foundation see www.moogfoundation.org."
Gary Numand and Nine Inch Nails posters pictured.
The 10 day auction will feature six banners measuring 60”x30” made of 20 ounce smooth vinyl. The signage includes the name and logo for the festival and the logo/image for the respective headlining bands.
Ashley Capps, president of AC Entertainment, the organization which produces Mountain Oasis, states, “AC Entertainment is proud to offer continued support to the Bob Moog Foundation’s educational and historic preservation initiatives, both of which were featured at the festival. We believe in music as a medium not only to entertain, but to enlighten and we are heartened see the Foundation’s efforts to teach science through music flourishing with their growing project, Dr. Bob’s SoundSchool."
Michelle Moog-Koussa, Executive Director of the Bob Moog Foundation, acknowledges “AC Entertainment has been a major supporter of our efforts for four years. With their help, the Foundation is affecting the lives of thousands of children in Western North Carolina and beyond. We inspire the future through innovative education. The auction for the banners, in addition to the support generated through the festival itself, will help keep our organization healthy and growing.”The auction for the banners can be found here: [link]
For more information about the Bob Moog Foundation see www.moogfoundation.org."
Gary Numand and Nine Inch Nails posters pictured.
WALDORF MICROWAVE 1 Rev A
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"WALDORF MICROWAVE 1 Rev A... with CEM 3389 and OS 2.0..."
via the Waldorf-User FAQ:
"Q: What different microwave I versions are known?
A: Rev A:
- frontpanel dark metalic blue, not painted, anodized metal
- rotary encoder has 52 ticks per revolution, has rippled, metal shaft with slot
- uses Curtis CEM 3389
- LCD has black characters on green background
- case is black
Rev B:
- frontpanel is made from Nextel, gray-blue, silkscreening blurry, rubs off
- high quality red dial
- rotary encoder has 24 ticks per revolution, has even, flattened plastic shaft
- uses Curtis CEM 3387
- LCD has green characters on black background
- case is grey
I assume that the change from Rev A to Rev B was not done by a step-function, so
there could be mixtures of all the attributes...
sonically they are nearly the same. The change of the filter didn't changed the microWave sound that much. And although the older version used the same Curtis filter chip as the big Waldorf WAVE, the sound is totally different.
There is also a single microWave with a chrome front plate (and a spare front plate like this in the hands of an ex-Waldorf employee). And the 99 last microWaves build came named "the mean green machine" with a green front plate and some spikes to put the unit on the shelf. Also included was a document in the look of a contract. It said you are not allowed to play folk music and that you have to feed the mean green MW I with all available software upgrades."
via this auction
"WALDORF MICROWAVE 1 Rev A... with CEM 3389 and OS 2.0..."
via the Waldorf-User FAQ:
"Q: What different microwave I versions are known?
A: Rev A:
- frontpanel dark metalic blue, not painted, anodized metal
- rotary encoder has 52 ticks per revolution, has rippled, metal shaft with slot
- uses Curtis CEM 3389
- LCD has black characters on green background
- case is black
Rev B:
- frontpanel is made from Nextel, gray-blue, silkscreening blurry, rubs off
- high quality red dial
- rotary encoder has 24 ticks per revolution, has even, flattened plastic shaft
- uses Curtis CEM 3387
- LCD has green characters on black background
- case is grey
I assume that the change from Rev A to Rev B was not done by a step-function, so
there could be mixtures of all the attributes...
sonically they are nearly the same. The change of the filter didn't changed the microWave sound that much. And although the older version used the same Curtis filter chip as the big Waldorf WAVE, the sound is totally different.
There is also a single microWave with a chrome front plate (and a spare front plate like this in the hands of an ex-Waldorf employee). And the 99 last microWaves build came named "the mean green machine" with a green front plate and some spikes to put the unit on the shelf. Also included was a document in the look of a contract. It said you are not allowed to play folk music and that you have to feed the mean green MW I with all available software upgrades."
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