Monday, May 02, 2016
Considerations
Published on May 2, 2016 Dimitrios Sismanis
"Patch:
Rings into Clouds 1
2 Dixies into Korgasmatron and then Clouds 2
Piston Honda into MMG and then Strymon Mobius, Timeline and Big Sky
Verbos Harmonic Oscillator into Ripples
Kick and Snare from Peaks
Hats from noise into uVCF and Malgorithm
Additional samples from Bastl Grandpa
Sequencing from Turing Machine, Sequential Switch Matrix, Knit Rider and Rene.
Quantizing from ADDAC 207
Clocks from Expert Sleepers/Silent Way, QCD and Pamela’s Workout.
Envelopes from Quadra, Dual ADSR, Peaks.
LFOs and random from Expert Sleepers/Silent Way."
Hyperaktif 303 (Cyclone TT303 and Roland AIRA TR8)
Published on May 2, 2016 Calle Nilsson
"Only the TT303 and the AIRA TR8. Enjoy!"
The Moons of Monday - Episode 5
Published on May 2, 2016 Alba Ecstasy
"Featuring OP-1 and Virus Ti2 for pads, Novation Circuit for bass, sequence and drums and Eurorack mix for sequence and lead voice.
Today's Moon phase, 2 May 2016, Monday is Waning Crescent in Pisces.
ae http://www.albaecstasy.ro"
And End - JU-06, Korg, EMX2, Novation Circuit, System-1, Volca Keys
Published on May 2, 2016 Micro Banshee
"Track title - And End...
Nothing lasts forever!
First track using the Novation Circuit with some more of my other micro machines...
Recorded live [02/05/2016]
Used:
JU-06
Korg EMX2
Korg Quad Pad
MIni KP2
Novation Circuit
System-1
Volca Keys
As always, the track is recorded ‘live’"
Odd World 5 - Euro, Buchla & Serge Soundscape.
Published on May 2, 2016 PaulLawlerMusic
"Multi format modular soundscape."
The Melbourne Electronic Sound Studio
AT Tours MESS, Melbourne's New Synth Haven
Published on Apr 14, 2016 Audio Technology Magazine
This one in via MATRIXSYNTH Member, Ross Healy of Vicmod Records. You'll find the Melbourne Electronic Sound Studio or MESS website here.
"Based in Melbourne Australia, MESS is a unique not-for-profit organisation dedicated to the creation of electronic sound and music founded by Robin Fox and Byron J Scullin.
The heart of MESS is the MESS Studio, a fully functioning sound production workshop representing one of the most unique, eclectic and historically significant collections of electronic instruments in the world. Working from within the studio is the MESS School, a place for people to engage with the history, technique and artistry of electronic sound and music creation presented in a format that is flexible, affordable and artist driven. Work created at the studio and school is supported by MESS Show to promote unique performance events and recording releases reflecting the diversity of sound created at MESS alongside historical releases from the vault of Australian electronic music . Finally MESS Schematic not only maintains the instruments in the MESS Studio collection, it also offers a space for the development of new instrument ideas focussing on design, engineering and construction.
MESS is an independent, inclusive and culturally broad organisation, reflecting the history of the field, supporting those currently involved in creation, as well as ensuring and encouraging its vibrancy, diversity and legacy into the future. Wherever it is, MESS will create an environment based on encouraging physical interaction between artists and instruments. This is a place where coincidence, chance and curiosity allow and encourage people to interact with each other and with the collection. MESS maintains independence through a diverse funding model drawing on private patronage, membership donation, and cultural institutions."
All photos credit to K ristoffer Paulsen.
Buchla
This machine is based on the inspired and eccentric designs of Don Buchla who founded Buchla & Associates and later the Buchla Electronic Musical Instruments company. The system in this photo is based on the Buchla 200 series modules and this particular instrument is made up from authentic 200e modules and 'cloned' modules made by 3rd party manufacturers. A Buchla 200e system in action.
EMS VCS3 & EMS Synthi AKS
The EMS VCS3 and the EMS Synthi AKS are legendary machines in electronic sound and music. Inspired in-part by a commission from Australian composer Don Banks, EMS was founded by Peter Zinovieff who worked alongside David Cockerell & Tristram Carey designing some of the first 'affordable' synthesisers for the general public. These machines were used by artists such as Pink Floyd, Jean Michel-Jarre and Brian Eno. The Synthi AKS is the portable suitcase version of the VCS3.
Moog 55
Robert Moog is one of the preeminent designers of early synthesisers used continuously by countless artists since their first emergence in 1965. There are 2 of these Moog 55s’ in the MESS collection. Both are part of a limited edition (55 only worldwide) reissue of one of Moog’s best loved pre-assembled stock modular systems. Suzanne Ciani playing one the System 55 reissues that we have in the studio."
Published on Apr 14, 2016 Audio Technology Magazine
This one in via MATRIXSYNTH Member, Ross Healy of Vicmod Records. You'll find the Melbourne Electronic Sound Studio or MESS website here.
"Based in Melbourne Australia, MESS is a unique not-for-profit organisation dedicated to the creation of electronic sound and music founded by Robin Fox and Byron J Scullin.
The heart of MESS is the MESS Studio, a fully functioning sound production workshop representing one of the most unique, eclectic and historically significant collections of electronic instruments in the world. Working from within the studio is the MESS School, a place for people to engage with the history, technique and artistry of electronic sound and music creation presented in a format that is flexible, affordable and artist driven. Work created at the studio and school is supported by MESS Show to promote unique performance events and recording releases reflecting the diversity of sound created at MESS alongside historical releases from the vault of Australian electronic music . Finally MESS Schematic not only maintains the instruments in the MESS Studio collection, it also offers a space for the development of new instrument ideas focussing on design, engineering and construction.
MESS is an independent, inclusive and culturally broad organisation, reflecting the history of the field, supporting those currently involved in creation, as well as ensuring and encouraging its vibrancy, diversity and legacy into the future. Wherever it is, MESS will create an environment based on encouraging physical interaction between artists and instruments. This is a place where coincidence, chance and curiosity allow and encourage people to interact with each other and with the collection. MESS maintains independence through a diverse funding model drawing on private patronage, membership donation, and cultural institutions."
All photos credit to K ristoffer Paulsen.
Buchla
This machine is based on the inspired and eccentric designs of Don Buchla who founded Buchla & Associates and later the Buchla Electronic Musical Instruments company. The system in this photo is based on the Buchla 200 series modules and this particular instrument is made up from authentic 200e modules and 'cloned' modules made by 3rd party manufacturers. A Buchla 200e system in action.
EMS VCS3 & EMS Synthi AKS
The EMS VCS3 and the EMS Synthi AKS are legendary machines in electronic sound and music. Inspired in-part by a commission from Australian composer Don Banks, EMS was founded by Peter Zinovieff who worked alongside David Cockerell & Tristram Carey designing some of the first 'affordable' synthesisers for the general public. These machines were used by artists such as Pink Floyd, Jean Michel-Jarre and Brian Eno. The Synthi AKS is the portable suitcase version of the VCS3.
Moog 55
Robert Moog is one of the preeminent designers of early synthesisers used continuously by countless artists since their first emergence in 1965. There are 2 of these Moog 55s’ in the MESS collection. Both are part of a limited edition (55 only worldwide) reissue of one of Moog’s best loved pre-assembled stock modular systems. Suzanne Ciani playing one the System 55 reissues that we have in the studio."
13-The DSI/Oberheim OB-6: Part 13- the Theme... a tribute to Prince
Published on May 2, 2016 AutomaticGainsay
"I wanted to create a theme for the OB-6 series that referenced some famous usage of Oberheim synths. Of course, I immediately thought of Jump... and decided against it. I couldn't decide. I pieced together a beat from loops and then realized that it sounded vaguely Prince-esque. Prince is one of my favorite musicians of all time, and then... like an idiot... I remembered that HE was a huge Oberheim fan in the early 80s. And that's how this theme was born. It's sad that a celebration of Prince has recently become a tribute.
This is dedicated to the memory of Prince.
Don't worry... this isn't the last OB-6 video... there are many more on the way!"
All parts here.
Todd Barton at Control Brooklyn this Wednesday May 4th
via @ctrl_mod
"Last minute notice Buchla Music Easel maestro Todd Barton will be performing & chatting Wed May 4th at Control 7PM"
More MATRIXSYNTH Bling From Joel B
Hmm... Now we are talking.
Another pic of MATRIXSYNTH Member, Joel Braverman. No, that isn't his actual car, but it sure does match. :) Reminds me of the MATRIXSYNTH lambo I spotted last month.
See this post for a couple of other pics of Joel with MATRIXSYNTH swag and his gear. You can find Joel on SoundCloud, YouTube, and Twitter.
Thank you Joel! And thank you to all the other readers that support the site!
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