via Richard Devine on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
And her with the Volca beats below from back in December.
Volca Master!
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Eila Packing Up Her 6U Case for Moogfest, and Make Noise This Week.
via Richard Devine on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
And her with the Volca beats below from back in December.
Volca Master!
Meeblip Tonight at Control in New York
via Control on Facebook
"Join us April 22nd for a Demo & Discussion featuring the forthcoming Anode MeeBlip. Inventor Peter Kirn will be on hand from Berlin. See you then."
Event page here.
Asheville electro-music.com Event Set for May 16 - 17
"Asheville electro-music festival
May 16-17, 2014
at The Masonic Temple
80 Broadway, Asheville, North Carolina 28801
The Asheville electro-music festival brings some of the world's finest electronic, experimental; and ambient musicians to Asheville, North Carolina. They will be joined by local artists for two days of concerts, workshops, demonstrations and collaborations. Musical styles cover a broad spectrum, guaranteed to be creative and original. Live video art will accompany the concerts, for an immersive multi-media experience. The musicians employ a wide variety of electronic and acoustic instruments, from synthesizers and theremins to found objects and custom controllers. Afternoons will feature hands-on workshops and interactive performances, starting from 1pm. Evening concerts start at 7pm.
tickets $20 per day ($10 afternoon, $15 evening)
advance tickets $16 per day at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/595162
For more information:
info@emavl.com
or visit the web site:
http://emavl.com/
music
Airsculpture __berlin school
Mark Mosher __expressive controllerism + invader cam
Paul Vnuk Jr __tribal ambient
Joo Won Park __music with found objects
Twyndyllyngs __electronic chamber music
dRachEmUsiK and onewayness __glitch-groove ambient beats
Project Ruori __art-automation coalescence
Gerber and Gerber __ambient space music
Dreamphonic __space music
Kevin Spears __kalimba and electronics
Klimchak __electro-acoustic multi-instrumentalist
Sound As Music __xenharmonic guitar
Michael Peck __progressive dark ambient
Stereospread __dreamy electropop
Blackwood __ambient
Yonder __cinematic
Waveformation __organic electronic
visuals
Project Ruori
Michael O'Bannon
Azimuth Visuals
VJ Hylantown
workshops and demonstrations
Acoustic Synthesis __Paul Vo
Kalimba Workshop __Kevin Spears
Ambiophonic Sound __Howard Moscovitz
Tuning Systems and the Aural Experience __Michael Vick
Systems of Memory (performance) __Christian Birk and Derek Reed
Performance Workshop__Mark Mahoney
Haken Continuum Fingerboard __Sally Sparks"
May 16-17, 2014
at The Masonic Temple
80 Broadway, Asheville, North Carolina 28801
The Asheville electro-music festival brings some of the world's finest electronic, experimental; and ambient musicians to Asheville, North Carolina. They will be joined by local artists for two days of concerts, workshops, demonstrations and collaborations. Musical styles cover a broad spectrum, guaranteed to be creative and original. Live video art will accompany the concerts, for an immersive multi-media experience. The musicians employ a wide variety of electronic and acoustic instruments, from synthesizers and theremins to found objects and custom controllers. Afternoons will feature hands-on workshops and interactive performances, starting from 1pm. Evening concerts start at 7pm.
tickets $20 per day ($10 afternoon, $15 evening)
advance tickets $16 per day at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/595162
For more information:
info@emavl.com
or visit the web site:
http://emavl.com/
music
Airsculpture __berlin school
Mark Mosher __expressive controllerism + invader cam
Paul Vnuk Jr __tribal ambient
Joo Won Park __music with found objects
Twyndyllyngs __electronic chamber music
dRachEmUsiK and onewayness __glitch-groove ambient beats
Project Ruori __art-automation coalescence
Gerber and Gerber __ambient space music
Dreamphonic __space music
Kevin Spears __kalimba and electronics
Klimchak __electro-acoustic multi-instrumentalist
Sound As Music __xenharmonic guitar
Michael Peck __progressive dark ambient
Stereospread __dreamy electropop
Blackwood __ambient
Yonder __cinematic
Waveformation __organic electronic
visuals
Project Ruori
Michael O'Bannon
Azimuth Visuals
VJ Hylantown
workshops and demonstrations
Acoustic Synthesis __Paul Vo
Kalimba Workshop __Kevin Spears
Ambiophonic Sound __Howard Moscovitz
Tuning Systems and the Aural Experience __Michael Vick
Systems of Memory (performance) __Christian Birk and Derek Reed
Performance Workshop__Mark Mahoney
Haken Continuum Fingerboard __Sally Sparks"
Glitchy Wavetable Synth Jam (MicroBrute, Eurorack, Tinysizer, Vermona DRM1 mkIII, MPC 1000)
Published on Apr 22, 2014 The Tuesday Night Machines·98 videos
"I'm manually switching through wavetables on the Klangbau VCDO module, while the rest of the modular plays random melodies and noise.
Questions or comments? Go ahead and post them below! :) Thanks for watching!
MORE INFO:
Gear used in this video:
- Eurorack Modular Synthesizer (with Vermona qMi, Malekko Wiard Anti-Oscillator, Klangbau Wavetable VCO, Intellijel, Sound of Shadows, Plague Bearer, Turing Machine, uScale, etc. see: http://www.modulargrid.net/e/racks/vi...)
- Anyware Tinysizer (modular synth, noisy sounds)
- Arturia MicroBrute (analog synthesizer, bass drone through MXR micro flanger guitar effect)
- Vermona DRM-1 mkIII (drum synth)
- Akai MPC 1000 (sequencer)
- Zoom R16 (recording & mastering)
LINKS:
SUBSCRIBE TO MY CHANNEL:
http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c...
GET MY ELECTRONIC MUSIC AT BANDCAMP:
http://nightmachines.bandcamp.com
LET'S TALK ON TWITTER:
http://twitter.com/Flixxx (@Flixxx)
STAY IN TOUCH ON FACEBOOK:
http://www.facebook.com/nightmachines
MY OTHER YOUTUBE CHANNEL:
http://www.youtube.com/flx04part2"
STEREOPING Hardware Controller / Editor Prototype for Waldorf (TM) Microwave 1
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via this auction
"hardware controller/editor for the Waldorf (TM) Microwave 1. It's a protoype of a test series. This is not DIY-crap, the pcb sits rocketsave screwed onto 6 metalbolts. Case and the PCB are professionally manufactured (2-layer, silkscreen, both sided solder stop mask), high quality Alps-pots with metal collar.
What this device does: plug it in between keyboard/sequencers Midi-Out and the Microwaves Midi-In, put a standard 9V DC PSU in the powerjack and dial the Microwaves parameters in realtime. The device converts your pot dials into the appropriate sysex-commands and offers a very efficient way of patch editing. Incoming midi data from keyboard or sequencer are merged with the commands of the controller, you can dial while you play on a keyboard or fire the Microwave with notes from your sequencer. Volume and Cutoff are always available, the other 14 x 3 = 42 (!) parameters are selected by the 3 lighted, quality push buttons in the upper left corner. Press red button -> controller sends the red parameters, press green button ... well ...
Please consider: this is a protoype! The frontpanel consists of ordinary but yet high quality inkjet print, glued on the metalcase and coated multiple times with clear coat. I used this technique on multiple divices which i worked with for years without problems of bleaching or detaching panels. On cutting out the holes i made a little scratch in the front, as you see in the last pic. The Number '1' and '2' for the INstrument Number in Multi mode are a bit behind the big knobs. I can change them to the smaller ones if you like. The PCB is sitting some millimeters to far inside of the case, using unconventionally thick midijacks might be problematic, normal Midijacks work perfect.
Some of the features:
- durable and cute black steelcase, protection diode against wrong polation of the PSU
- Midicontroller-Number to Sysex-Translator: besides each pot you see a small number. It corresponds to the midicontroller number you can use to edit this parameter on your Microwave. E.g. simply send midicontroller 11 into the device to change the cuttoff frequency.
- Multi edit mode: realtime dialing of the midicontrollers 1,2,3 & 7 on the first 4 midi channels. Using a corresponding sound-/multimode-patch you will get a modulation monster.
- Bypass-mode to let all mididata pass through the device without filtering (useful e.g. for dumping soundbanks)
- Letter-Mode: Dial a patchname on the microwave using the 16 pots
- Firmware update via Sysex-Dump
The controller will be delivered without power supply, but every ordinary 9V DC(!) guitar effects wallwart with center pin grounded will do. You also get a detailed manual with 32 pages in english or german. Sold from a private person. I am sure you want to keep the thing once you tried it. I therefore offer 14 days money back, although you will have to pay shipping if you want to send it back. You will also get 3 months of warranty if technical issues will arise. Shipping only to european countries. Pleaso do not bid if you do not live in europe."
via this auction
"hardware controller/editor for the Waldorf (TM) Microwave 1. It's a protoype of a test series. This is not DIY-crap, the pcb sits rocketsave screwed onto 6 metalbolts. Case and the PCB are professionally manufactured (2-layer, silkscreen, both sided solder stop mask), high quality Alps-pots with metal collar.
What this device does: plug it in between keyboard/sequencers Midi-Out and the Microwaves Midi-In, put a standard 9V DC PSU in the powerjack and dial the Microwaves parameters in realtime. The device converts your pot dials into the appropriate sysex-commands and offers a very efficient way of patch editing. Incoming midi data from keyboard or sequencer are merged with the commands of the controller, you can dial while you play on a keyboard or fire the Microwave with notes from your sequencer. Volume and Cutoff are always available, the other 14 x 3 = 42 (!) parameters are selected by the 3 lighted, quality push buttons in the upper left corner. Press red button -> controller sends the red parameters, press green button ... well ...
Please consider: this is a protoype! The frontpanel consists of ordinary but yet high quality inkjet print, glued on the metalcase and coated multiple times with clear coat. I used this technique on multiple divices which i worked with for years without problems of bleaching or detaching panels. On cutting out the holes i made a little scratch in the front, as you see in the last pic. The Number '1' and '2' for the INstrument Number in Multi mode are a bit behind the big knobs. I can change them to the smaller ones if you like. The PCB is sitting some millimeters to far inside of the case, using unconventionally thick midijacks might be problematic, normal Midijacks work perfect.
Some of the features:
- durable and cute black steelcase, protection diode against wrong polation of the PSU
- Midicontroller-Number to Sysex-Translator: besides each pot you see a small number. It corresponds to the midicontroller number you can use to edit this parameter on your Microwave. E.g. simply send midicontroller 11 into the device to change the cuttoff frequency.
- Multi edit mode: realtime dialing of the midicontrollers 1,2,3 & 7 on the first 4 midi channels. Using a corresponding sound-/multimode-patch you will get a modulation monster.
- Bypass-mode to let all mididata pass through the device without filtering (useful e.g. for dumping soundbanks)
- Letter-Mode: Dial a patchname on the microwave using the 16 pots
- Firmware update via Sysex-Dump
The controller will be delivered without power supply, but every ordinary 9V DC(!) guitar effects wallwart with center pin grounded will do. You also get a detailed manual with 32 pages in english or german. Sold from a private person. I am sure you want to keep the thing once you tried it. I therefore offer 14 days money back, although you will have to pay shipping if you want to send it back. You will also get 3 months of warranty if technical issues will arise. Shipping only to european countries. Pleaso do not bid if you do not live in europe."
HARVESTMAN TYME SEFARI II + A SOUND OF THUNDER
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via this auction
ART of WAR
via this auction
ART of WAR
LZX VIDEO MODULAR Euro Doepfer Format Modular Video Synth
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via this auction
Note this is NOT an audio modular system. The seller also has a black Monorocket M9104 custom 5 Amp case listed here.
"LZX Visionary is a line of EuroRack format synthesizer modules designed for creating and manipulating video and images.
www lzxindustries dot net
In today’s era of digital video and computer graphics, tools for the video artist wishing to experiment with the use of analogue circuitry for the creation and processing of images have largely been lost, left to a rich tradition of video artists from the 1960′s and 1970′s. We believe the past several years’ renaissance in the use of analogue synthesizers in music production, and the effectiveness of integrated analogue and digital workflows, to be a precursor to a similar renaissance in video technologies. There is a warmth and immediacy in the analogue, hardware-based video workflow which is lacking within software environments, and video artists worldwide have long been frustrated by lack of access to such tools outside of a few scattered studios. With LZX Visionary, it is our goal to both reintroduce classic vintage video processing and synthesis circuitry, and continually push development of new tools which enhance integration with the tools of the day and fulfill the needs of the modern video artist.
LZX Visionary is a line of EuroRack format synthesizer modules designed for creating and manipulating video and images. While our modules may be augmented within the same system by a wealth of interesting modules from other manufacturers intended for the creation of audio, our goal is to offer a complete system specifically designed for the demands of generating and processing video signals.
This custom system includes:
Monorocket custom Yellow - 8500 mA of power LZX Video case with the following LZX video modules!:
color time base corrector
video divisions
video divisions
video waveform generators X 5 (YES! 5 of them!)
video ramps
color video encoder
video sync generator
voltage bridge
differentiator
function generator
triple video multimode filter
Brown Shoes Only Video Mixer
8 stage video quantizer and sequencer
audio frequency decoder
video blending matrix
triple video fader & key generator
colorspace mapper
triple video processor
4MS VIDEO MULTI
video logic
voltage interface I"
via this auction
Note this is NOT an audio modular system. The seller also has a black Monorocket M9104 custom 5 Amp case listed here.
"LZX Visionary is a line of EuroRack format synthesizer modules designed for creating and manipulating video and images.
www lzxindustries dot net
In today’s era of digital video and computer graphics, tools for the video artist wishing to experiment with the use of analogue circuitry for the creation and processing of images have largely been lost, left to a rich tradition of video artists from the 1960′s and 1970′s. We believe the past several years’ renaissance in the use of analogue synthesizers in music production, and the effectiveness of integrated analogue and digital workflows, to be a precursor to a similar renaissance in video technologies. There is a warmth and immediacy in the analogue, hardware-based video workflow which is lacking within software environments, and video artists worldwide have long been frustrated by lack of access to such tools outside of a few scattered studios. With LZX Visionary, it is our goal to both reintroduce classic vintage video processing and synthesis circuitry, and continually push development of new tools which enhance integration with the tools of the day and fulfill the needs of the modern video artist.
LZX Visionary is a line of EuroRack format synthesizer modules designed for creating and manipulating video and images. While our modules may be augmented within the same system by a wealth of interesting modules from other manufacturers intended for the creation of audio, our goal is to offer a complete system specifically designed for the demands of generating and processing video signals.
This custom system includes:
Monorocket custom Yellow - 8500 mA of power LZX Video case with the following LZX video modules!:
color time base corrector
video divisions
video divisions
video waveform generators X 5 (YES! 5 of them!)
video ramps
color video encoder
video sync generator
voltage bridge
differentiator
function generator
triple video multimode filter
Brown Shoes Only Video Mixer
8 stage video quantizer and sequencer
audio frequency decoder
video blending matrix
triple video fader & key generator
colorspace mapper
triple video processor
4MS VIDEO MULTI
video logic
voltage interface I"
Doepfer Custom Modular Synth Euro System #001 (WITH BUCHLA RANDOM!)
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via this auction
"This system includes:
A-100g6 with psu2 (1200ma) - Case
A-110-1 VCO
A-111-1 VCO 2 HIGH END
A-110-1 VCO
A-114 RING MOD
A-137-1 WAVE MULT
A-138 MIXER
A-124 WASP FILTER
A-106-5 SEM FILTER
A-117 DIGITAL NOISE
A-149-1 "BUCHLA RANDOM"
A-149-2 DIGITAL RANDOM
A-140 ADSR
A-140 ADSR
A-162 TRIGGER DELAY
A-180 MULTIPLES
A-143-3 QUAD LFO
A-156 QUANT
A-145-LFO
A-174-1 JOYSTICK"
via this auction
"This system includes:
A-100g6 with psu2 (1200ma) - Case
A-110-1 VCO
A-111-1 VCO 2 HIGH END
A-110-1 VCO
A-114 RING MOD
A-137-1 WAVE MULT
A-138 MIXER
A-124 WASP FILTER
A-106-5 SEM FILTER
A-117 DIGITAL NOISE
A-149-1 "BUCHLA RANDOM"A-149-2 DIGITAL RANDOM
A-140 ADSR
A-140 ADSR
A-162 TRIGGER DELAY
A-180 MULTIPLES
A-143-3 QUAD LFO
A-156 QUANT
A-145-LFO
A-174-1 JOYSTICK"
Sequential Circuits Pro-One Vintage Mono Analogue Synthesizer SN 8729
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via this auction
"This synth is Serial # 8729 with membrane-style key bed. The key rubber bushings have all been recently replaced, and the membrane contacts serviced with CaiKote 44. Currently all the keys work, however a couple of the middle keys are a little sensitive and sometimes trigger surrounding notes. Pressing the keys lighter can usually avoid this. All of the functions work, sequencer, arp, jacks, knobs, switches, pots, wheels, CV/Gate."
via this auction
"This synth is Serial # 8729 with membrane-style key bed. The key rubber bushings have all been recently replaced, and the membrane contacts serviced with CaiKote 44. Currently all the keys work, however a couple of the middle keys are a little sensitive and sometimes trigger surrounding notes. Pressing the keys lighter can usually avoid this. All of the functions work, sequencer, arp, jacks, knobs, switches, pots, wheels, CV/Gate."
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