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Metasonix Video Update

There's a longer version of the video I put up in the previous post. If you already watched it, the new lofi video is worth checking out as there's a bit more to it.

Remember this post? Title link takes you to a wicked 4.83M mp3 mashup via Doktor Future. If I remember correctly Doktor Future was the person who claimed all 200e samples sounded like a banjo.

If Tom Waits had a banjo, this is what it would sound like.

mirrored here

Update: I put this post up after reading the comments of this post. I just checked my email and found an email from Doktor Future with a link to the mp3 and this better quality WAV along with, "I'm including a graphic to go with the post (if you want to post it). The graphic, appropriately, has nothing to do with anything." Works for me. : ) Somehow the image actually seems appropriate - you're going to want to use it after listening to this.

electro-music 2007

Video of electro-music 2006 to give you an idea about the event coming up in 2007. Title link takes you to more info on electro-music 2007.

metasonix wretch machine hifi

Update: I accidentally put up the video labeled hifi thinking it was the same video as the lofi. It's not. Here's the lofi vid. Title link takes you to the hifi. the hifi is considerably shorter, so watch this one.

YouTube via companyofquail.

"this is just a simple 16 step sequence from a mobius driving the metasonix wretch machine starring me turning knobs and the wretch machine making noises."

Note that companyofquail brought us these excellent Genoqs Octopus videos.

Exploring Analogue Synth Techniques v2

Title link takes you to the tutorial by Jacob Joaquin on Thumbuki.

Musicians and DIY Electronics Swapmeat

In Gilmans, Berkeley CA.

I see a Novation BassStation and Casio CZ-101?

Looks just like one of my synth dreams...

The event was put on by Euthymia Electronics.

Title link takes you to the set. via gerald.

Two Synth Classics up for Auction

Electronic Music by Allen Strange
Details:
"Analog Synthesis Textbook: ELECTRONIC MUSIC - SYSTEMS, TECHNIQUES & CONTROLS by Allen Strange 160 pages, copyright 1972, 10th printing, 1980."

Synthesizer Technique

Details:
"Bob Moog, Tom Coster, George Duke, Roger Powell and other experts offer practical,creative instruction on how to master the technical and artistic potential of your synthesizer. Volume II in the Keyboard Synthesizer Library. 113 pages, 1984."

Auctions via 123Synthland aka Minime123. Title link takes you to more items up for auction via 123Synthland.

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