MATRIXSYNTH

Novation V-Station Greeg EDM Soundset

YouTube via VstCafe
"Here's the mp3 preview of Novation V-Station soundbank I've created.

76 presets suited for Electronic Dance Music (house, trance etc.) - leads, basses, pads etc. No external effects used... Just 100 % V-Station

More info available at:
http://www.vstcafe.com/2009/10/new-no... for more info."

altoids synth and a bevy of filters

YouTube via puffhandy. "this is some other footage i took that day."

syncopated

data bass 5

"This s another one of my noise/oscillator/distortion pedals. It has a LDR on to that controls the frequency of the oscillator so when the osc. is in free running mode you can move your foot and make all kinds of talkey sounds. i just called it the data bass because every one of these so far has been built in one of these pc switchboxes."

Restyler Dub1

YouTube via ShermanFilters. Sherman Rodec. http://www.sherman.be/

Me rehearsing with two Casiotones

YouTube via DX5
"Me tweaking and exploring the posibilites of two Casio VL-1 VL TONE for covering Depeche Mode "Everything Counts" with those small instruments.
Some problems due to the keyboard size. It sounds nice when you feel the VL TONE sounding "Duophonic".

A full cover with the casios coming soon"

スネアスタンド KIKUTANI Maxtone SS-002

YouTube via jetdaisuke

Frihetssången Part 2 Matti Recording Mellotron Cello

YouTube via RothHandle.

more vids here

"Today was a fairly hectic day at the studio. We had to sort out a new ending for Tengils March as well as record a new version in a new key for a song called frihetssången (the freedom song). This film shows Matti recording the classic 3 violins sound on Mellotron 400 #1517. This sound was recorded by Harry Chamberlin in his bedroom using the old ladies from the church orchestra. This is probably nxt to the flutes the most recognized Mellotron sound.

This film was shot at the Roth Händle studio in Stockholm. This is where I record and produce albums, artists and bands For more information, blogs and booking of the studio please visit www.roth-handle.nu It hasnt been updated for ages but you might find some stuff of interest there. The studio started in 1998 in my apartment in Stockholm with a akai DPS-12 ( a12 track hard disc recorder). I then moved to a very small room at a abandoned shipyard at Finnboda in Stockholm.

Best regards and thanks for watching.

Mattias"

Frihetssången Part 3 Matti recording Mellotron 3 Violins

Frihetssången Part 4 Mellotron Boys Choir

STEIM on Vimeo - The Night of the Unexpected

The Night of the Unexpected from STEIM Amsterdam on Vimeo.

"The Night of the Unexpected is a one night festival in which the diversity and dynamics of the contemporary music practice are fully featured and explored. The format encompasses composed classical music, improvised music, pop music, electronic dance music and performances in which music is combined with visual arts are all included.

This year STEIM was involved in two acts: the installation work PulseFF by Jan-Bas Bollen was developed by Byungjun Kwon at STEIM, and the Nono piece Post-prae-ludium No.1 “per Donau” was rehearsed at the STEIM studios. As always STEIM contributed also with providing equipment.

Video by Theo Howard"

Kassen (DJ, performer, ChucK programmer) from STEIM Amsterdam on Vimeo.

"mprovising house music with custom software and game controllers
toplap.org/index.php/Kassen

STEIM Micro Jamboree 2008
Session 5: Rhythm and Sequencing for Live Performances
Dec. 10, 2008"
via CDM

STEIM on Vimeo

Sequencing Excercise : Tenori-on + Oberheim Four Voice

YouTube via pepemogt. via http://twitter.com/nortec_fussible
"this is a Sequencing Excercise using the Tenori-on and Oberheim Four Voice only, conected trough the Roland MPU-101 and couple of Analogue Systems Joysticks for Filter and LFO control."

Jean-Jacques Perrey on "I've Got A Secret" 1960, Part One

YouTube via happymoogman

"Legendary Electronic Music pioneer Jean-Jacques Perrey appears on "I've Got A Secret." From June 22nd, 1960. Part One is the Game Show segment, and in Part Two (in another YouTube clip), Perrey demonstrates the Ondioline - a rare vacuum tube (pre-Moog) synthesizer."

Jean-Jacques Perrey on "I've Got a Secret", 1960, Part Two - Ondioline Demonstration

"In this Part Two segment (Part One in another YouTube clip), Perrey demonstrates the Ondioline - a rare vacuum tube (pre-Moog) synthesizer. This television demonstration was the American Debut of this instrument. Later that year, the Ondioline was featured on the soundtrack to 'Spartacus.'"