Brett Domino: Hello Mistletoe (Goodbye Cold Snow) 2009

YouTube via brettdomino more brett domino
"Official music video for Brett Domino's 2009 Christmas single, 'Hello Mistletoe (Goodbye Cold Snow)'.

Available to download now from iTunes, Amazon MP3, Rhapsody, Napster, IMVU, Lala, Shockhound, LimeWire Store and Nokia.

To buy from iTunes UK, just click the link below:

http://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/hell...

For more, go to:
http://www.hellomistletoe.co.uk
http://www.brettdomino.com"

M-Z3R0 - DYSTOPIAN - circuit bent beat and drone sequencer

YouTube via manufacturedZ3R0
"This is a hinghon keyboard paired up with a casio VL1. The hinghon is hooked up to a sequencer which can be used to set 8 step patterns using the rotary selectors to assign different drums to each step. It has overdrive and pitch control. The driver for the sequencer also runs an LFO (lfo1) which can be routed to both the hinghon and the vl1. Good for syncing up the leads sounds from the vl to thew drum sequencer. There is a second lfo routed to the vl1 which allows you to set it's pitch modulation to free run. The sequencer driver also connects to a drone switch which when activated will switch on a note repeat on the hinghon. The vl 1 also has it's own pitch, lfo depth and drone distortion controls."

YAMAHA CS-10

YouTube via elfferichfour
"The Yamaha CS-10 is a great mono synth. Great for solo's and bass sounds.
In this clip I also use a delay. Just get into that delay and fly away !!"

Casio RZ-1 with TR-808/909 DMX eprom + more

YouTube via wotatwaat
"This is a fully functional Casio RZ-1 with several extra features. The eproms have been changed so now there are 4 different kits. There is a TR-909 kit, TR-808 kit, DMX kit and the original RZ-1 kit. As well as this there are 2 pitch controls, 1 controls the first 8 sounds, the second the last 4 sounds and the 4 samples. There are 3 6 position rotary switches which give various distorted, flangey, glitchy effects. There are also 2 tone controls for the samples."

A chaotic theme

YouTube via attorks
"The sequences in this theme seems to be fairly random but there is some structure. The Synthesizers.com Modular is driven by an 8 step sequence on row 1 of the Doepfer MAQ16/3 sequencer. The Self-Built Modular is driven by a 6 step sequence on row 2. Row 3 controls the timing of all 3 rows. Adding some delay on both Modulars adds to the random feeling of the sequences. I couldn't leave it without a melody so I added one at the end using the Mellotron flute voices on the Roland XP-80."

Skweek !

YouTube via Hkwad
"Doepfer A100 system at its own. Output routed thru Bass V-Amp Marshall simulation, plus delay and spring reverb model"

Roland SH-5

My new wallpaper via Aliens Project where you will find two more. Looks like this one will be featured in one of Aliens Project's Toy of the Month features.

dafnaLEMUR264 2 and The Riot Temple in Miami

YouTube via dafnalula

"'Robotica' -- 2008, performance at LEMUR after my residency in May 2008 to write music for their music robots. (http://lemurbots.org)
I controlled the GuitarBot and various percussion bots using a Wii controller, my voice, and my custom Max patches w/ algorithms, Morse code and a polyrhythms. Text was created by an online 'poetry robot'.
dedicated to Al-Jazari, 13th century builder of automata."


via Joe: "The guy who spearheaded the robotic instruments project LEMUR (league
of electronic musical urban robots) is named Eric Singer and I saw some of the first instruments he was working on at his space in brooklyn, and I think they all responded to normal midi. Really cool stuff."

The Riot Temple in Miami

YouTube via thisisjorge

"'A visceral exploration of worship and violence.'

Taylor Kuffner : Composer
Ryan O'Connor : Sculptor
William Etundi : Producer"

More details on this exhibition/performance on Electronic Music Teacher

Greek Electronic Music -1

via SNTHORAMA

EMS Mod Matrix

The Crumar Performer -- Presented by The Keyboard Museum

YouTube via Thekeyboardmuseum
"This installation in The Keyboard Museum's spotlight series features background information about the Crumar Performer synthesizer keyboard and a performance demo by Justin D. Scott. For more information and to view other videos in this series spotlighting additional keyboards, please visit www.thekeyboardmuseum.com."