Audjoo Helix VST Instrument DEMO

YouTube via autodafesounds
"A quick Demo of Helix, a VST Instrument by Audjoo, still in Beta version but really promising! Wonderful unison sounds and pads"

Update: according to Gwenhwyfaer in the comments Helix is out of Beta. Note the video above was from Sept 10. You can find updated details on the Audjoo website.

Nintendo DS Tonesynth + Korg DS-10 quick Jam

YouTube via autodafesounds
"This is just a quick tune made with 2 Nintendo DS using ToneSynth + 1 Nintendo DS with Korg DS-10 cartridge.

The Korg only provides the drums, the 2 ToneSynths generate the "bass" sound and melody lines/arpeggio.

Played and synced in realtime nothing else except a bit of reverb on the mixer"

Foley, Chimes, Glitch - Musique Concrète Performance

YouTube via rishabhrajan
"A Musique Concrète performance on a webpage.
Freesound.org has the ability to play different clips of audio in a loop and depending on the number of audio files on screen, it will cut out voices. This can make for a really interactive performance tool.
The button on the top left of each waveform plays the audio. The button on the top right is to loop the audio."

TheremUS - The video

YouTube via djfeedback84
"The new video, was made for the 127th AES Convention. Yes it is true, our article has been accepted at the biggest professional audio conference. We made a poster presentation and it was a success :) The name ThereMax is now TheremUS as I refered in the last video. In this video we can see the TheremUS working with MIDI and MAX as Graphical interface."

Sweetwater's Exclusive Moog "Little Phatty Stage II" Demo

YouTube via SweetwaterSound
"More info: http://www.sweetwater.com/PhattySWCVor
In this demo, Sweetwater's Daniel Fisher shows you the Moog Little Phatty Stage II Sweetwater-exclusive Solar CV Edition. It has a custom "Solar" Orange back panel and the CV output mod preinstalled for modular mayhem. Hear what it can do alongside Moogerfoogers and your other gear."

magnetic circuit bent casio mt-240 keyboard

YouTube via danielfiction

"improv with casio circuit bent with reed switches. reed relays found at P&T surplus. patchbays and spdt switches are cheap. make and unmake the world in a gesture. are you sure you wanna eff with d fict?

http://vimeo.com/7913547 for more voices"

Update: on Vimeo:


Magnetic Casio, Circuit Bent by Reed Switches from df on Vimeo.

Rockwilder using Beat Thang Virtual!!!

YouTube via BeatKangz
"Super Producer Rocwilder has a new secret weapon! Beat Thang Virtual!!! Beat Thang Virtual is the hottest new beat making machine on the planet. If you aint up on thangz...... Better watch this!
Rockwilder just Finished Producing 50 cents new single "Do you think about me" on itunes now. He loves the new sounds in Beat Thang virtual!
He's currently using it on major record slated for release in 2010!
Check it! www.BEATTHANG.COM"

Do you think about me 50 cent produced by rockwilder

circuit-bent modular synthesizer

YouTube via Vtolus
"another one demo with 4 modules from my huge diy modular setup

more info - http://samoletuvvp.narod.ru..."

Sega Mega Drive Controlled By Novation LaunchPad Ripple Sequencer

YouTube via littlescale
"Sega Mega Drive Controlled By Novation LaunchPad Ripple Sequencer in real time using sega hardware."

In/Out Computer Music Festival

http://www.inoutfest.org
December 12, 2009
Workshops starting at 12:00 PM - $10 each, $25 for all 5 classes
Musical and Visual Performances at 7:00 PM - $10
All Ages

The Tank
354 West 45th Street
New York, NY 10036
http://thetanknyc.org

Following in the footsteps of the Tank's celebrated Bent and Blip Festivals, In/Out seeks to bring computer generated music and visuals into the limelight with a special day of workshops and performances in hopes of welcoming a new audience as well as satisfying veterans of the scene.

With performances from key members of the computer music community such as Brian Crabtree (creator of the legendary 40h matrix controller), Peter Kirn (editor of www.createdigitalmusic.com), Jay Smith (founder of Livid Instruments), as well as representatives from NYU and the monome communities, In/Out Fest is set to be the computer music event of the year in New York City.

Attendees are not only invited to indulge in an evening of music spanning from abstract glitch compositions to the Earth-shattering dance tunes of Making the Noise at the ludicrously low price of $10, but to engage performers and instructors in discussions concerning the emerging discipline as well.

Performances by....
Making the Noise
Ocular Noise Machine
tehn
Kid_Sputnik
Peter Kirn
Switchboard Operator
Video City
Kedaar
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Workshops on...
Max for Live
'Music, Shapes, Messages' with Peter Kirn
Fabric, Arduino, and Max/MSP
Live Visual Performance Using Jitter
Building a Drum Machine in Reaktor

Please visit http://www.inoutfest.org for more information!
Tickets can be purchased at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/producerevent/90073?prod_id=9726
Hope to see you there!"