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"Mix and match loops and musical patterns using beautiful light emitting wireless cubes. Control instrument and audio effects using your fingers and hands. Mix colours in sync with your sound or music. Inspire yourself and your audience. Works with your existing MIDI compatible hardware and software."
"I wanted the Midi Dump Kit uprgrade for my Poly-800
Mk1 and it's not available anymore... So I gathered some informations about it
and found a guy that had the upgraded firmware and schematics. Emailed him. This
is his site:
Music Technologies Group,
he can burn and send the eprom very neatly.
I uploaded all instructions to build one at
korgpolyex under
Files/4)Modifications/MIDI DUMP KIT."
"This is a voltage controlled DDS, implemented with a Cypress PSoC (Programmable System-on-Chip). It uses standard 1V/Octave control voltages over a 0-10V range and generates 8 different waveforms with a +/-5V swing as output. Output frequencies from 20Hz-20kHz are possible, and falling-edge sensitive hard-sync is also provided."
"Hit Animation Urusei Yatsura's another Slapstick scene music, part-1 Rhythm section.
I used complex half tone scale for this.
Main rhythm is Roland TR-808 and Roland SH-7 is used for Electric tom sound with Piko Piko Hammer."
Update:
Anime "Urusei Yatsura/HachaMecha Daikonran 2 (Slapstick Scene BGM)" part 2
btpro | December 28, 2010 |
"Hit Animation Urusei Yatsura's another Slapstick scene music, part-2 Bass & Melody.
I added Bass (MiniMoog) and Melody (Roland SH-7) to previous movie."
Anime "Urusei Yatsura/HachaMecha Daikonran 2 (Slapstick Scene BGM)" part 3
btpro | December 30, 2010 |
"Hit Animation Urusei Yatsura's another Slapstick scene music, part-3 Sequencer.
I added Sequencer (MiniMoog) to previous movie."
Update via vito_mf in the comments: "Anzai deserves much credit. his synthesizer museum was very important to me in the the late nineties internet.. one of the first synth sites and still a very rich resource.
i did a quick search on matrixsynth but did not find anything about it.. so here's the link
i used to love how the sh-07 demo ends..almost bitreduced.. i would also highlight the chamberlain m1 demo.. beautiful and strange."
Anime "Urusei Yatsura/HachaMecha Daikonran 2 (Slapstick Scene BGM)" part 4
btpro | January 01, 2011 |
"Hit Animation Urusei Yatsura's another Slapstick scene music, part-4 Sound Effects and Chord.
I added Sound Effects (EML ElectroComp-101, Roland ProMars) and Chord (Roland Juno-6) to previous movie."
Anime "Urusei Yatsura/HachaMecha Daikonran 2 (Slapstick Scene BGM)" Complete
btpro | January 03, 2011 |
"Complete Movie. Rhythm + Bass + Sequencer + Sound Effects + Melody, All movies together."
YouTube via GruithuisenCityMan | December 26, 2010 |
"My first album is now available at Ruralfaune ( ruralfaune@gmail.com or http://www.myspace.com/disquesruralfaune ) SYNTH018 FREDERIC GERCHAMBEAU "3 Suites" CDR - limited 90 - file under : french avant-garde electronic, GRM music for theoretical minds
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Hello ! My name is Frederic Gerchambeau. I have made this movie. The music has been made in one take with Plogue Bidule (sequencer, granular synthesis, mixer and various delay effects), two Doepfer Dark Energy (one is sequenced and another one is played on keyboard) and a Moog CP-251. Enjoy ! http://www.myspace.com/fredericgercha..."
YouTube via wellweatheredmusic | December 18, 2010 |
"An ensemble of 22 laptops performing under the direction of composer/mix-master Miguel Frasconi, on Thursday, Dec 16, 2010. This was the end-of-semester concert of Bard College's "Workshop in Software for Composition and Performance," taught by Miguel Frasconi.
The participants this semester (fall 2010) were: Laura Bradford • Penn Chan Jake Coan • Dylan Coburn Lucas Denton • Dani Dobkin John Garlid • Charlie Heller Alex Hood • Zack Khalil Shahrod Khalkhali • Elias Moose Marcel Reid-Jaques • Steve Reiman Sean Rucewicz • David Silberberg Nate Smallwood • Charlotte Su Will Tesdell • Joe Tisdall Elon Ullman • Jed Wolf Miguel Frasconi, director & mix-master"
via this auction "The full analogue MFB-502 is a drum computer with versatile sound and intuitive realtime control. Its easy, TR-808 style, integrated step sequencer offers memory locations for 72 rhythms and 8 songs. The following instruments are included:
Kick Drum with adjustable Attack, Pitch, Decay and Level. 2 programmable pitches. Individual output. Snare Drum with adjustable Attack, Noise, Pitch and Level. 2 programmable pitches. Individual output. Hand Clap with adjustable Attack, Tone, Decay and Level. The number of virtual claps can be programmed. Tom with adjustable Attack, Pitch, Decay and Level. 3 programmable pitches. Bongo with adjustable Attack, Pitch, Decay and Level. 2 programmable pitches. Cymbal with adjustable Attack, Tone, Decay and Level and individual output. Open and Closed Hihat with adjustable Decay and Level and individual output.
The stepsequencer has memory locations for 72 rhythms and fill-ins. The 8 programmable songs allow to chain up multiple rhythms.
The additional stereo output is used alone or in combination with the individual outputs. MIDI In: The MIDI Input allows dynamic triggering of the internal sound sources by any MIDI source - keyboard or sequencer. The sequencer can also be synchronized to MIDI-Clock.
Dimensions: W/H/D 175 x 38/72 x 125 mm. External power supply included.
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