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South Park Chaos Computer

More South Park goodness. This time a Chaos Computer. Reminds me of a DIY / Circuit Bent Speak & Spell meshed with a Livewire Chaos Computer. This one via g.

H-Pi Instruments THE TUNING BOX

"Got a standard MIDI keyboard? Retune it! TBX1 makes retuning as easy as pushing a button. Attach this little box to your synth and you can make every key play any pitch you want. It comes preloaded with 128 tunings for you to try out, and it stores tuning tables in 4 layers, totalling over 500 tunings, which you can easily edit using the free TBXE Tuning Box Editor cross-platform software. Set up your own tuning, upload it to the Tuning Box and plug it into any General MIDI controller and synthesizer to make your music.

Portable and ready for the stage, it even runs for eight hours on batteries. Sound interesting? Take a closer look..."

Be sure to see the label below for more.

FAMA001 pt. 2

YouTube via korgborglar
"Isaac on EMX feedback
Morgan on video magik

the vhs couldn't handle what we threw at it, forgive the occasional drop outs"

via Isaac
"Fama is a two man noise group. In this clip, the audio is generated via sequenced feedback on the Electribe EMX. The right audio out is routed into the audio in, with the left going to an amp. The Electribe's five synth parts are set to audio in, with various filters and effects applied to each. The visuals are created by pointing camcorder with cheap fx at a tv screen, ran through a thrift store video effects box. Attached is a diagram of our setup"

FAMA 001 pt. 1

Clavia Nord Lead 2

flickr by mrcrontab

full size

my new wallpaper

My Room

flickr by claudius9uk

full size

"My room at mum & dad's house, circa 1980"

iSyn iPhone app on sale!

"audioMIDI.com and VirSyn proudly present iSyn, a virtual music studio for Apple iPhone and iPod Touch that puts an unbelievable number of features including two studio-quality, fully-programmable monophonic virtual analog synthesizers and a drum machine in the palm of your hand! Play iSyn live with the onscreen keyboard or eight drum pads for fun live jam sessions or let iSyn do the playing for you with its grid sequencer for pattern-based music creation.

iSyn can even play a beat and synth track while you jam over sequence tracks for a one-man iPhone band!"

available on iTunes

video below previously posted here.

eOscope ver. 1.2 - LCD Scope 40MSPS

eOscope DIY Oscilloscope
"Features
* Maximum sample frequency: 40MSPS
* Maximum input frequency: 5MHz
* Maximum displayed frequency without aliasing: 10MHz
* Input circuit bandwidth: 20MHz
* Display resolution: 240x128 total, trace resolution 200x125
* Sensitivity: 40mV/div
* Coupling: DC
* Input impedance: 10K
* Power supply: single DC source 8V..10V, 1A
* No incremental mode
* Time base: 1s/div, 500ms/div, 200ms/div, 100ms/div, 50ms/div/, 20ms/div, 10ms/div, 5ms/div, 2ms/div, 1ms/div, 500us/div, 200us/div, 100us/div, 50us/div, 20us/div, 10us/div, 5us/div, 2us/div, 1us/div, 500ns/div
* Trigger: digitally adjustable
* Trace offset: digitally adjustable"