Saturday, September 26, 2009
Roland TR-707 with pitch mods etc
YouTube via wotatwaat
"This one has 10 pitch controls to control the 10 different voices. Each one can be bypassed to give stock pitch. Decay has been added for both hats, ride and crash. There are 3 5 way rotary switches for glitchy distorted wobbliness. By exfade"
Glichbox meets Thingamagoop
YouTube via Bildheinzer
"Circuit bent Videodevice reacting to audio.the splitted Videosignals RGB can be routed through a circuit which is reacting to the incoming audio.lots of colourful effects possible.
Sound comes from a Thingamagoop from www.Bleeplabs.com and a beat programmed on an X-Base 09.
The Thingamagoop is sent through an Evans Super Echo."
Boring Record - Night Improvisation with Motif XS
YouTube via wendlinka. Listen to the intro without watching. Yamaha Motif XS.
"to tak na rozruszanie po dłuższej przerwie...
mp3:
http://julitata.com/mp3/200..."
Tonal Plexus Layout
YouTube via AaronAndrewHunt
"Letter names for key regions are shown, followed by diatonic and chromatic halfsteps subdividing the fifth. Find out more about the Tonal Plexus at http://www.h-pi.com"
Yamaha CEO Pleased With Current Production Of Jet Skis, Alto Saxophones, Snowmobiles, Power Generators, Scooters, Golf Carts
via The Onion:
"HAMAMATSU, JAPAN—Despite concerns over the recent global recession, Yamaha Corporation president Mitsuru Umemura announced last week that he was content with the current level of production of Jet Skis, alto saxophones, snowmobiles, power generators, scooters, and golf carts. "Initially we thought that the declining global market would result in overproduction of synthesizers, PA systems, DVD players, tone generators, and motocross bikes, but in fact our production quotas were almost perfectly attuned to the market in power amplifiers, heart-rate monitors, signal processors, analog mixers, engine oil, microphones, HiFi systems, and grand pianos," said Umemura, who stressed that his company prides itself on attention to detail. "At the Yamaha Corporation we're focused on one thing and one thing alone—quality sound chips, ceiling brackets, editing software, race-kart engines, sport boats, flugelhorns, ATVs, sequencers, outboard motors, conference systems, golf clubs, projectors, MIDI controllers, lamp cartridges, portable recorders, subwoofers, component systems, and motorcycles." The Yamaha Corporation is based in Hamamatsu, Japan."
via brian c
"HAMAMATSU, JAPAN—Despite concerns over the recent global recession, Yamaha Corporation president Mitsuru Umemura announced last week that he was content with the current level of production of Jet Skis, alto saxophones, snowmobiles, power generators, scooters, and golf carts. "Initially we thought that the declining global market would result in overproduction of synthesizers, PA systems, DVD players, tone generators, and motocross bikes, but in fact our production quotas were almost perfectly attuned to the market in power amplifiers, heart-rate monitors, signal processors, analog mixers, engine oil, microphones, HiFi systems, and grand pianos," said Umemura, who stressed that his company prides itself on attention to detail. "At the Yamaha Corporation we're focused on one thing and one thing alone—quality sound chips, ceiling brackets, editing software, race-kart engines, sport boats, flugelhorns, ATVs, sequencers, outboard motors, conference systems, golf clubs, projectors, MIDI controllers, lamp cartridges, portable recorders, subwoofers, component systems, and motorcycles." The Yamaha Corporation is based in Hamamatsu, Japan."
via brian c
Can't help falling in love - KORG DS-10 PLUS + microKORG XL
YouTube via jetdaisuke
"I tried to play "Can't help falling in love (Elvis Presley)" using a microKORG XL and DS-10 PLUS."
ARP 2600 in Hi-Fi pt1
YouTube via shaft9000. follow-up to arp 2600 noodling.
"Nothing too involved here - just 5 minutes of noodling with a stock 1972 ARP 2600 (Tonus Logo Rev 2) direct into an E-mu 1820m audio interface w/ a dash of the 2600's onboard spring reverb. No FX or EQ are added."
Kandinsky Sonified by Todd Barton
Kandinsky Sonified by Todd Barton from todd barton on Vimeo.
"I've been captivated by Vasily Kandinsky's artwork and his philosophy of music and art for years. Recently I 'sonified' Kandinsky's Composition VIII from 1923. It is a 90 second journey from left to right through Composition VIII created using UIsoftware's Metasynth 5. Enjoy."
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