Sunday, May 08, 2022
A Very Strange Music Machine From The 90's Wired Into The Toilet
video upload by LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER
"the dawsons midi creator is a device from the mid 90's that used an ultrasonic sensor to make musical instruments more accessible. i built it into the toilet at @THIS MUSEUM IS (NOT) OBSOLETE"
SEQUENTIAL TAKE 5 | MASSIVE SYNTH | SOUND LIBRARY / PT.1
video upload by Synth Cloud
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🚀 MASSIVE SYNTH: https://www.synthonia.com/marketplace...
🚀 PROPHETICA for Prophet Rev.2: https://www.synthonia.com/marketplace...
Timeline (see below for the complete patches list):
00:04 Like Subsonica
00:16 OST arp
00:29 Acid lead
00:41 Simple lead
00:45 Hard Rhythm
00:57 Dist perc
01:04 Lynchian pad
01:21 Schizo arp
01:27 Trance attack
01:40 Feedback piano
02:00 Classic lead
02:09 Delay lead
02:20 Long attack
02:41 Hybrid lead
02:46 Stab bass
02:57 Simple lead
03:04 Tech bass
03:11 Mono LFO trip
03:17 LFO attack
03:28 Regular noise
03:40 8 bit
03:46 Dirty bass
03:52 Feedback piano
This sound library includes a selection of aggressive leads, rhythmic patterns, LFO patches, atmospheric pads, plucks, deep and evolving soundscapes, arps for film scoring, electronic music, sound design and much more… 66 new sounds patched and performed by Stefano Angiulli and Alex Di Donna.
Patches List:
SEQUENTIAL OB-6 | MASSIVE SYNTH | SOUND LIBRARY / Part 1
video upload by Synth Cloud
Update: Part 2 here
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🚀 MASSIVE SYNTH: https://www.synthonia.com/marketplace...
This awesome library adds creativity and power to your OB 6 / Desktop; it features new soundscape pads, classic pads, progressive and powerful leads useful in every musical context, pipe simulations, some industrial sound and so on... 40 new sounds ! Ideated and designed from scratch.
Performed by Stefano Angiulli
Sounds of Synth // BREAK OUT - a Synth Jam (Sequential PRO 3 + Novation Circuit Tracks)
video upload by Sounds of Synth
"This week is a very cut down setup with just the Sequential PRO 3 and the Novation Circuit Tracks."
M8 Tracker Version 2.6
video upload by Dirtywave
Timestamps: (Credit: Simon Wollwage)
0:00:00 Start
0:00:24 New Macrosynth models (Fluted, Digital Mod, Morse Noise)
0:03:39 New way of selecting samples ranges
0:06:09 Delay single shot mode (pre-delay trick)
0:08:19 Pre-order updates
0:09:19 Superbooth
0:09:54 Weekly Beats songs and tricks
0:10:44 Song #1 - Given Tides (@Trash80)
0:13:19 Song #1 - Walkthrough
0:16:14 Song #2 - Given Tides (@Trash80)
0:18:54 Song #2 - Walkthrough
0:20:59 Song #3 - Displaced (@Trash80)
0:24:04 Song #3 - Walkthrough
0:26:24 Song #4 - ??? (@Trash80)
0:26:44 Song #5 - ??? (@Trash80)
0:27:34 Song #6 - Back Home (@Trash80 & @Azuria Sky)
0:31:14 Song #7 - Galaxy (@AvrilCadabra)
0:32:39 Song #8 - Dystopiatown (@DisposablePlanet)
0:37:16 Song #9 - P_S Final!!! (@Kabar)
0:40:49 Song #10 - MUXSLZ (@KrangBae)
0:43:57 Song #11 - C WillDie (@LaserDogRob)
0:51:54 Song #12 - Pleiades (@Mikey303)
0:57:26 Song #13 - Horde (@TheBrackett)
1:02:36 Song #14 - Every Night (@Graz)
sonicPlanet - First Experiment with StarWaves
video uploads by sonicPlanet
video upload by Richard Devine
"StarWaves is an audiovisual sound architect, the embodiment of sound, space and visual design rolled into one. Presented by sonicPlanet www.sonicplanet.com, it is a move towards the next generation of sound design apps.
Available for OSX and iPad (Windows version later), minimum hardware requirements : for iOS an 2019 iPAD (8th gen or pro) or newer, for OSX a recent Mac (2019 i7 or M1)"
StarWaves is an audiovisual scene architect, the embodiment of sound, space and visual design rolled into one.
StarWaves gives the sound designer the architect’s role by creating possibilities of dialogue between these multiple elements.
IN THE MAKING OF SONIC ARCHITECTURES
StarWaves can import the sonic material in its concrete form as recorded files. Then this digital data is being represented as 3D rigid physical forms in space. We name them “the platform blocks” distributed spatially, a structure which stems from the sonic material being imported. There can be 100s of them, reaching the granular levels of sonic material. The layout of the platforms can be designed with 3D tools like positioning, rotation; they can be stretched, bent, scattered along their physical dimensions in continuous transformations.
As Goethe wisely stated : the architecture itself is 'frozen music'. How do we interact with this architecture to create the sonic textures ?
We know that sound travels as waves in an environment. It originates from a source and travels towards a distance, then interacts with the surface material of the environmental objects, gets
SONICPLANETTM
reflected, refracted, and absorbed within all the physical reality of its nature, granting a flexible relation to spatiality.
Sound remains as a hidden existence until it reaches our body. StarWaves uses on its scene the transmitters which send particles and beams of light to the space ( reminiscent to particle behavior of light or sound ) They hit the platform blocks ( representing the sonic material ) get reflected and collide with further objects, travel in distance until they die.
The time they collide with these rigid bodies they trigger sonic events and start a flow of synthesis processes. It is this continuous kinematic interaction, this physical realm which composes the sonic being and applies continuous transformations on its texture.
Lo-Fi Sweet Dreams (Eurythmics cover) on the Realistic Moog MG-1
"This is the very first thing I ever recorded. (Well, before this there was a few years of goofing around with cassette decks. But that was all vocal "comedy".)
Early 1983, I'm 14 or or maybe just 15 years old here. I just bought my first synth, a used Realistic/Moog MG-1 Concertmate MG-1 which had RCA inputs for letting you play along to your stereo. That was all the mixer it took to do this tape-to-tape, sound-on-sound recording (hence the incredibly high noise floor). Every instrument is the MG-1. Please forgive my playing, it's literally my first day. (I was already a self-taught piano player, so not my first day on a keyboard. But close!)
Farewell Radio Shack!"
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