square v equation

square v equation,pt 1.wmv

YouTube via davevosh | November 13, 2010

"dave vosh and frank vanaman, square v equation, performing an improvised modular synthesizer duet at the baltimore electronic music winterfest 2010 held at the hexagon in baltimore,md. on feb. 27, 2010.
dave vosh and frank vanaman - modular synthesizers
jerohme spye - imagery"

"the modular used on "square v equation" for frank, in this instance, was a mostly bugbrand with a bit of d.i.y., blacet and modcan thrown in. mine was a mixed manufacturer euro-format - doepfer,malekko/waird,harvestman,makenoise."

live at "electric possible", washington,d.c. - dave vosh and jeff bagato pt.2

"part 2 - conclusion of dave vosh and jeff bagato performance on 2/15/2010"

dave at r.h.l.,part 1.wmv

YouTube via davevosh | November 12, 2010

"live modular synthesizer performance by dave vosh recorded tat the baltimore electronic music fallfest 2010 held at rams head live in baltimore, md. on 10/28/2010.
all real-time, no laptop, midi, sequencers, etc. done with a mixed euro-format modular."

1st Baltimore SDIY Group 2008 Christmas Holiday Party

"The 1st Baltimore SDIY Group 2008 Christmas Holiday Party on 12/27/2008 went extremely well. Jeff Brown came with his modular synthesizer, Art Harrison brought his new Theremin (www.harrisoninstruments.com), Dave Vosh brought his mini DIY modular & Doepfer modular systems, David Rickert brought his DIY mini modular system, Davis White brought his laptop system with the REASON program, Peter Blasser brought his DIY Theremin, Hal Schmulowitz brought his Korg R3/Roland SH32/Yamaha DX-200, my guest Mike Delvison brought his Korg DW8000 & I brought my Korg MS2000BR/Roland D-100/Yamaha DX-200/Doepfer A-100 series mini modular synthesizer." more info and pics here.

Baltimore SDIY Meeting #1 minutes for April 2008

via Logan on the AH list:
"Hello to all. The 1st meeting of the newly formed Baltimore SDIY (Synthesizer Do It Yourself) Group was held today at The Golden Corral Restaurant on Chesapeake Drive in Glen Burnie MD. Dave Vosh & I were the only attendees because of the short notice with which I put the meeting together. He brought his Doepfer A-100 Analog Modular System & I bought my DVC-1 Dual Voltage Controlled Oscillator module, DNG-1 Dual White/Pink Noise Generator module that I designed & built in 2005 & 2006 respectively, and a Single LFO module that I made on 11/06/1979 that still works. There are photos of Dave's system & my modules including photos of the two of us on my personal website.


We enjoyed checking out each other's systems and just talking about different approaches to the SDIY field as well as circuit pros & cons. This meeting really enhanced both of our viewpoints on this subject and may even lead to future live performances together. Today was an eye opener & an inspiration to the continuing construction on my own self-desgned & built analog music synthesizer.

In November of 2007 I decided that it was time to try & form an SDIY group here in Baltimore MD since some of the other groups seem to be located in the Upper East Coast, Midwest & West Coast areas, so due to the long distances & today's ever-increasing gas prices I find it difficult to attend any of these meetings. I really didn't know if anyone else would be interested in doing something like this when I put out my original Baltimore SDIY Group formation proposal on the AH & SDIY email groups lists last year.

Dave & I are hoping that there will be other members at the next meeting and we're also thinking about other locations to hold future SDIY meetings. The future meeting location(s) will hopefully be in an area that will be a central meeting place distance-wise since we all live in different parts of Maryland with one member living in Alexandria VA. We're also hoping to get other members to join the Baltimore SDIY Group who may not necessarily put together their own synthesizers but still have an interest in Electronic Music and/or music synthesizers. If you're interested in joining the Baltimore SDIY Group just send me an email to ProwlerRaven32 hotmail.com and request to be added to the group. Also include your contact phone number(s) if you feel comfortable doing so so that I will have a faster way to contact you in case the group has a pre-planned event with last minute changes that you may need to know about right away. Thanks for reading this posting and Happy SDIYing."

THEREMANIA

For those of you in Washington D.C. This one via George Mattson.

"Friends of El Possible--Mark your calendars and prepare yourselves for
THEREMANIA!!

Sunday January 7, 2007--THEREMANIA!!
All-theremin show with Coven of One + Rupert & Art + Echolalia + Dave Vosh

You know the SOUND of the theremin, even if you've never seen one: the Beach
Boys used one on "Good Vibrations" and it's featured on the soundtrack to
more than one science fiction B-movie (like Forbidden Planet). The theremin
is a unique instrument that the musician plays without touching it. It's all
done with electric currents coming out of two antennas. You have to see it
to believe it. And at THEREMANIA you will see and hear what the theremin is
all about! Five DC-based experimental musicians bring their theremin chops
to the stage!!

THEREMANIA!! featuring:
Coven of One--Solo project of Nicoletta Stephanz incorporating
voice,theremin & other instruments. Nic has played theremin with Legendary
Pink Dots, Daevid Allen (Gong), and with three groups at the recent Gong
Reunion Festival in Amsterdam. Check these props: "Thank god we had a REAL
thereminist!" - Wendy Carlos; "Nic is one of the most creative people I
know." - Bob Moog. link

Rupert & Art--Duo of Ruppert Chappelle & Art Harrison plays homemade & Moog
theremins plus other electronic gadgets. Formerly known as legendary late
70's group Jobs for America. Art currently plays theremin for The Cassettes.

Echolalia-- Scene favorite doing lots of shows & collaborations of late,
bringing the latest advance in her solo theremin + electronics experiments.

Dave Vosh--Analog electronics improvisation with a set up that includes a
theremin module.

more artist info and weblinks on website!

$5--all money goes to the artists!
8:00 pm, Sunday, Jan 7, 2007
Phillips Hall, 801 22nd St, NW
Rm B120 (in the basement)
(22nd and H Streets/GW Metro)
George Washington University
703/533-3423"

Image via this site.