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Thursday, September 10, 2009

custom roland rd700gx


via CustomSynth


roland rd700gx for www.myspace.com/rachelfurner

Oberheim Family 1976

via Retro Synth Ads where you'll find the details.

Drums Are Important...

flickr by Chris Randall

see the post on Analog Industries

Livid at Decibel Festival in Seattle

Livid Instruments, makers of the OHM64 which has just been officially released will be hosting a workshop and presentation at this years Seattle Decibel Festival.

via the Livid blog where you'll find links to full details:

"We are doing an Ohm64 workshop and presentation from 6pm to 7pm at the Seattle Art Museum on Thursday, Sept 24 as part of the Decibel festival. We’re SUPER happy to be a part of this event. The Decibel festival has grown from a grass-roots effort of volunteers and music lovers into one of the best annual electronic music festivals. For more info, visit the Decibel website. Our presentation is at the Simons Board Room at the Seattle Art Museum, and is FREE."

moonmodular QUAD SEQUENTIAL VOLTAGE SOURCE M569


YouTube via moonmodular. follow-up to this post.
"Goto the http://moonmodular.com site to download a pdf file for all details."
See the moonmodular label directly below for more.

Make Noise Wiard Wogglebug


YouTube via simonsound1
"Just got this today and this is my first play with it. I've wanted one for years and was lucky enough to do a swap. I am using it with a Psycho LFO, Doepfer 149-1 and Minimoog Voyager. The sound is both Voyager and Wogglebug internal VCO and I have it going through a Boss RE-20 Space Echo."

"Wonderfull tonight" - on Böhm Station One


YouTube via organfairy

"After having found out how the plugs on the Böhm is wired up (see the post that came before this one) it is time to convert the old Elka pedal so it can be used with the workstation."

SynthGlove


YouTube via Denkitribe

"SynthGlove is a MIDI controller based on Nintendo Power Glove. It converts finger movements into MIDI messages. It also uses an accelerometer to use arm movements as additional parameters.

In this video, the left one is in MIDI CC mode, which sends the information as MIDI CC messages. The right one is in "note trigger" mode, which sends MIDI note on/off messages when moving the fingers.

More details on this project at http://code.google.com/p/denkitribe/w..."

Monome x Arcade Buttons

Monome x Arcade Buttons from Defcon6 on Vimeo.


"A Monome clone I made using big arcade buttons and really powerful LEDs. I can't get over pushing the arcade buttons, they feel so good. It uses the midibox platform where the midi messages are being translated into OSC to be monome compatible.

Running Max/Msp + Polygome + Ableton Live 8 + Commodore64 VST

Visit my site to see pictures of the build process!
defcon6.com/?cat=15"

Should I remove my blog feed from Facebook?

This is a poll for those of you that have me as a friend on Facebook. I recently added the blog's feed to my Notes in Facebook. Image posts come through fine, but videos do not and Facebook does not link to the posts here. All part of their scheme to keep you on site there. I also post like a mad man, so I've been spamming up your walls. Vote below and based on the outcome I will either leave the feed or remove it. Highest vote wins. If you are not on Facebook and do not receive my updates there, DO NOT VOTE. Note this obviously means you will not see updates on Facebook - only so much time in the day...



Update: the Yeses have it. I will remove it for now. If the Nos surpass the Yeses let me know and I'll add it back.

Update: I found an alternative that will link back to posts. I will give that a try. I have it set for only partial posts so it doesn't clog up people's walls. If that is too much I can set it to the title only.
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