Zn'shñ : Butoh sweets (video of electronic soundtrack studio recording)

Don't miss znshn's new release "Butoh sweets" posted on MATRIXSYNTH-C.
YouTube via znshn | June 30, 2010 | 4:03

"Electronic soundtrack recording by Zn'shñ for its "Butoh sweets" work.

A full electronic soundtrack accompanying the eponymous silent movie inspired by Butoh performances & iconography — realized by Elvire Bastendorff & Franck Smith. The disc "Butoh sweets" (adventures in dance, flour & colours), interlaces subltle noise machinery, refined glitchy pulses & sophisticated bitcrushing, to create an inedit composition full of passion for darkness. A work dedicated to Butoh founder Hijikata Tatsumi (1928-1986).

*CD available on ‪‪http://www.odiolorgnette.com‬‬ & audio extracts on http://soundcloud.com/francksmith‬‬ 
IF POSSIBLE USE HEADPHONES OR CONNECT YOUR COMPUTER TO A QUITE DECENT SOUND-SYSTEM.



Material in this video: • Biscuit (by Oto Machines) • 2x Sleepdrone 5 (by King Capitol) • Kaossilator Pro (by Korg) • Restyler (by Sherman/Rodec) • Kaoss Pad KP3 (by Korg) •Space Echo (Boss RE-20) / The disc also include Sherman Filterbank 2 & Moog Bass Murf (MF-105b) -- both not shown in this video.

http://www.odiolorgnette.com
http://znshn.blogspot.com
http://elvirebastendorff.net
http://twitter.com/franck_smith

Complete video selection on http://www.youtube.com/znshn

Discographic works by Zn'shñ: http://www.odiolorgnette.com
* Zn'shñ, "Butoh sweets" (July 2010)
* Zn'shñ, "II" (September 2009)
* Zn'shñ, "++" (April 2009)

Operating as a dual noise-manufacturing unit, specialized in electronics, Zn'shñ is designed for soundtrack production, live performances and audiovisual works. Created by Elvire Bastendorff & Franck Smith.

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Zn'shñ, "Franck Smith", "Elvire Bastendorff", double electronic music, Sleepdrone, Odiolorgnette, Kaoss Pad, Kaossilator Pro, Korg, Sherman, Rodec, Restyler, Biscuit, Oto Machines, 8-bit, Analog Filters, king capitol, space echo, noise manufacturing, Hijikata Tatsumi , Butoh dance"

The Caustic Funk

The Caustic Funk from Porfiry on Vimeo.

"I'm getting lazier about describing these. Rooted in FM'd triangles and a divided clock provided by the Envelator. The only module in my rack I'm not using here is the Doepfer bitcrusher. It looks like a mess, but it's actually really thought out! :eyeroll:

subsonorous.com/"

Vacoloco Zira Update

via Vacoloco Ramblings

"I’ve been tinkering with the code on Zira (TSKAPW - The Synth Formally Known As PicoWave), I just have the boot loader/MIDI Sysex update code to modify and test before Synth DIY. I’ll try and get around to recording some more audio examples and uploading them soon.

A few people have asked if this will trun into a kit, alas it can’t because of the use of an NJM2069 however, I do plan on using a lot of the technologies and methods to make something similar but using a none OEM filter, this will be available as a kit, but not until this is complete."

olsonovox olsynth for the iPad

"A classic monophonic synthesizer with a clean and simple interface. Allows virtually infinite sound design possibilities.

- 7 Settings Modules :
- Dual oscillator with 4 waveforms / Glide
- Oscillator frequency fine tune
- Modulation
- Filter Module
- Envelope – volume
- Envelope – filter
- Arpeggio"

more pics

iPads on Ebay

ifeelsqueaky

flickr shots by ifeelsqueaky
(click for more)

Pictured:
Gitzy's midi controller
Recording session
Korg MS2000

Block Diablo Controller & Poquita

flickr by livid instruments

via Create Digital Music (CDM) where you'll find an extensive post up on Livid Instruments' controllers.

Unboxing: RW Minicommand

Unboxing: RW Minicommand from Moxie Wanderlust on Vimeo.

"Finally it has arrived! The Ruin&Wesen Minicommand unit! This device enables limitless control/configuration via MIDI CC code to Elektron devices Monomachine and Machinedrum.

Concieved, designed, constructed by Manuel "Wesen" Odendahl of techno duo Ruin & Wesen, allows 100% "funtime live control" of virtually any MIDI based music device and beyond. Based on an Arduino microprocessor and open source firmware, one can actually recalibrate the device to tailor to one's own pleasure. I'd love to do this, but I think I lack the time and brain capacity.

Kudos to the RW team for this, can't wait to ACTUALLY use it now! More video to follow as I figure it out!

:)

ps. sorry for the bad light/camering, I was too excited to open it."

Reactable mas compr

YouTube via marcosalonso | June 30, 2010 | 1:56
Re-uploaded: "marcosalonso | July 01, 2010

Place: Sonar Barcelona
Music and performance: Carles Lopez
Video: Marc Morera (www.marcmorera.com)
Date: 18/06/2010
www.reactable.com"

Roland DDR-30 Digital Drums Module Demo

YouTube via zibbybone | June 30, 2010 | 2:28

"Quick demo of an often forgotten Roland digital drum module. With nice & crunchy (I'm guessing 12 bit) PCM samples, Roland entered the electronic drum market with the DDR30. While limited with only kick, snare and 4 toms, the DDR-30 offers several sound samples for each drum (including acoustic, Simmons-style electronic and timpanis) and many options for tailoring the sounds to your needs with pitch, amp envelope & EQ. It can also serve as a pad-to-MIDI converter for triggering other MIDI instrumennts.
In this demo, I go through the 32 drum kits that were stored in this module (not sure if they're factory kits or not) while being triggered by a rhythm pattern on my Roland Fantom X6. It might be hard to hear on your crap-top speakers, but this module really kicks. I think Infomation Society used one on their eponymous album - I'd have to check my copy of the CD+G that has their equipment list."

midi enabled Playstation running "music"

YouTube via RustyNex | June 30, 2010 | 0:30

"this is just a test to see if i can make my playstation into a midi master. it seems to work but there is a few glitches too,

its synced with my midi gameboy SP running LSDJ
arduino based."