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Friday, December 18, 2009

The Ekdahl Moisturizer, experiments with slinky coils.

The Ekdahl Moisturizer, experiments with slinky coils. from Richard Devine on Vimeo.


"The Ekdahl Moisturizer is a spring reverb where the springs are exposed so they can be played/hit/fiddled with. I was just playing around this afternoon with various objects, magnets, marbles, tuning forks, mechanical bugs, and slinky coils. Running the audio through a Tiptop Z-DSP. Quite fun.

=)"

mc 303 er-1


YouTube via SunamachiSoundSystem
"It is difficult to treat it at two same time. I am not used. An exercise."

Relaxing demo on Yamaha PSS-290


YouTube via organfairy
"This melody is made entirely on the Yamaha Portasound PSS-290 and is more or less a demonstration of some of the sound this little keyboard can do. The PSS-290 works with a simple FM synthesizer which puts a limit on the authenticity of the acoustic voices. But there are some great sci-fi sounds that can be used for melodies like this one."

Paul Birken test 2 machines running from the touch panel Bitchin' Sync Box


YouTube via thetonewrecker
"Bitchin' Sync test run Dec 17 2009. Din Sync multiples. Clock and Start/Stop 1/4" inputs as well as inputs connecting to pin 4 and pin 5 which can offer up surprises depending on what machines you connect them to.
Now it is running one side to the Acidlab Bassline V2 and one over to the Roland MC-202. The touch panel on the BugBrand CTL1 panel is connected to the Start/Stop input and clock rate is coming from the VCO on the BugBrand. Both Din Sync cables are getting the same signals in this test."

Paul Birken more testing on Bitchin' Sync - separate signals to separate machines.

"Bitchin' Sync test run Dec 17 2009. Din Sync multiples. Clock and Start/Stop 1/4" inputs as well as inputs connecting to pin 4 and pin 5 which can offer up surprises depending on what machines you connect them to.
Now it is running one side to the Acidlab Bassline V2 and one over to the Roland MC-202. The touch panel on the BugBrand CTL1 panel is connected to the Start/Stop input and clock rate is coming from the VCO on the BugBrand. Both Din Sync cables are getting the same signals in this test."

Paul Birken Bitchin' Sync dual sequencer trigger start/stop test

"Bitchin' Sync test run Dec 17 2009. Din Sync multiples. Clock and Start/Stop 1/4" inputs

Now it is running one side to the Acidlab Bassline V2 and one over to the Roland MC-202. Two different channel rows on the BugBrand CTL1 panel are connected to the Start/Stop input and clock rate is coming from the VCO on the BugBrand. Both Din Sync cables are getting the same VCO clock signals in this test. Each of the 4 steps running on the CTL1 can be set "off", or turned up to have a 5v signal. This gives various patterns to each of the two machines for starting and stopping them."

Bitchin' Sync passing control to Acidlab Bassline from BugBrand Modular.

"Another Bitchin' Sync test run Dec 17 2009. Din Sync multiples. Clock and Start/Stop 1/4" inputs

Now it is running one side to the Acidlab Bassline V2. One of thechannel rows on the BugBrand CTL1 panel is connected to the Start/Stop input and clock rate is coming from the OSC 1 on the BugBrand Weevil panel (which is also getting cv modulation from OSC2). Each of the 4 steps running on the CTL1 can be set "off", or turned up to have a 5v signal. This gives various patterns to the Acidlab for starting and stopping the sequence it is running."

Tangible Groove Pad -My first playing-


YouTube via humanmaestro

"This is my first playing on "Tangible Groove Pad" version 1.0.0. So "TGP" is iPhone/iPod touch musical apps by Yudo."
Tangible Groove Pad on iTunes:
Tangible Groove Pad (@_@)y~

More christmas decorations


YouTube via organfairy
" In this video I make three small........ I don't really know what to call them. But they are made out of 24 LEDs and a 74HC14 logic gate coupled as an astable multivibrator.

The music is played on an Elka EP-8 organ and a Kawai FS-620 keyboard. The songs are "På loftet sidder nissen" and "Juletræet med sin pynt"."

NOVATION KS4 ( X K STATION ) Synth Va Demostration Part 1 by S4K


YouTube via Space4Keys
"Demostration
Keyboard: Novation KS4
Patches: presets

Performed by Sion Aries

www.space4keys.com
www.keyboardsolo.com"

NOVATION KS4 ( X K STATION ) Synth Va Demostration Part 2 by S4K

chronic.robotosis


YouTube via robotmakers
"SIlly holiday confection inspired by "Multiple Sidosis" by Sid Laverents, a pioneering auteur of homemade films in the pre- pre- Youtube days. Sid died this year at the age of 100.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/05/17/art..."
"Tags: modular synthesizers moog robot holiday motm electronic music animation funny weird holly jolly christmas johnny marks rudolph the red nosed reindeer burl ives sid laverents multiple sidosis "

Electronic.mov


YouTube via PXE02321. "Electronic EZX DEMO"

Divide By MUX


YouTube via wonkythomas

"My... ahem... version... cough... of the 4ms Rotating Clock Divider Euro module.

Instead of fancy digital stuff (technical term) I just threw some shit at the wall... I mean CMOS together & got a cheap & nasty version going!! Too much fun... I have no idea what happened to the hour after I grabbed this quick video...

Chip count = 4 ICs & 2 of those are TL072s for input comparators. Clock, Reset & two Digital Control Inputs. I'm going to make a CV version when my LM3900s from F'Lec get here. But, for now this will do.

4 Outputs, each one puts out a differant division of the input clock, only one output at a time depending on the states of the the 2 Control Inputs. In the vid the main clock goes to the divider & 2 divisions go to Control A & B, the main clock is being divided by the multiplexer. Output 1 is /16, Out 2 = /8, Out 3 = /4 & /2 comes out of output 4.

Super fun stuff!! Now I just need to make a panel for this & my Grant Richter Neuron Pattern Generator & clean up all these damned croc clips!!!"

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