K!-LABO

"K!-LABO
A collaborative table for work and play.

K!-LABO is a collaborative project created together with WWAA architecture / design
studio and exhibited at Kordegarda galery. WWAA designed the table with
co-working in mind, creating an object which, by it's modular form and lots of edges, allows comfortable work of a whole team.

We elaborated on a concept of collaborative qualities provided by the table and augmented it with sound and visuals. Each of the table edges is treated as kind of a virtual string, movements of which are controlled by the people wandering around. Movement is interpreted both visually and musically, transforming the table into a form of a audiovisual collaborative instrument.

fb event (pl):
facebook.com/events/360426310652982/

wwaa.pl
pangenerator.com
kordegarda.org"

Submarine Synth

Vimeo by Atosha McCaw

1991 Korg Wavestation EX and A/D Top Reasons Ad

via Retro Synth Ads, where you'll find the write-up.

Theme for a damp forest (vvvv edition)

YouTube Uploaded by DevsoundSE on Feb 12, 2012

"Showing some of the possibilities of VVVV + Buzz for making generative music and art.

(The vvvv-patch is super-messy, I know... I was just testing some of the svg-functionality in vvvv.)

So, what's going on?
Well, first an svg-image is generated in vvvv. That's the black and red shape.
Then we extract the node data from the svg and pass it on to a bunch of dots that are beeing rendered in the four windows. MIDIdata is then generated in 8 channels by taking some random rms-values of the node data. For good measure, an FFT-node is placed in vvvv to recieve the music from buzz to manipulate the parameters of the svg-shape. This in turn translates down to the dot-renderers, and will modify the midi-data sent to Buzz. It's called feedback, you dummy.

Any questions?"

paradise of noise with dementia DM 1

YouTube Uploaded by pianoloft on Feb 13, 2012

"sometimes it´s really fun, to do some noisy stuff - music without melody, chords and groove, just sound and pulsations. in this case i used a noise-synth called DEMENTIA DM 1 by AUDIBLE DISEASE, routed through the RAINBOW MACHINE of EARTH QUAKER, a circuit bent touchsynth by DRMOONSTIEN and the pulsation was created and modified with ROTA SYNTH of TRAX and the SHERMAN FILTERBANK.
more info about the painting 'trashy paradise' in the middle of the video: http://martinkratochwil.blogspot.com/"

JV Reactable live - Demo House 1

YouTube Uploaded by JVreactablelive on Feb 13, 2012

"JV Reactable live - Demo House 1"


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Thomas Bandmaster 55 Drum Machine - Functional Test

YouTube Uploaded by chromeeumm on Feb 13, 2012

"Just some quick audio from an old Thomas drum machine, with slight bit of UAD reverb applied."

The one posted here sold for $150.55.

Sunvox for Ipad // Qonquer Death - Ship Number One (Raw Audio)

YouTube Uploaded by godmadeusfonky on Feb 13, 2012

"Sunvox for Ipad
Qonquer Death - Ship Number One (Raw Audio)

www.gmufrecords.bandcamp.com
God Made Us Fonky Records ©"


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"Union Silver" - on Roland D-20

YouTube Uploaded by organfairy on Feb 13, 2012

"It has been a while since I used this instrument. Therefore I made this video using only voices and rhythms from the Roland D-20. I didn't use the sequencer though but instead recorded everything in multitrack on a PC.

I have read somewhere that the original version of this song was Italian. But the most well known version is probably the English one by Middle of the Road called "Union Silver". But there was also a Swedish version - En sång om sorg och glädje - recorded by Agnetha Fältskog before ABBA really took off."

IDOW & MATRIXSYNTH Modular Pic of the Week - Week 16 Contest Winner!

"Our sixteenth winner of the Modular Pic of the Week contest goes to Chris Novello for his 'illucia console.'

illucia is a modular codebending console for routing digital information. It is the physical paradigm of modular synthesizers, but applied to computer programs (sound, games, image, etc).
Chris Novello is a designer in Providence, RI.

For more info: http://www.paperkettle.com

We'd like to give a big thanks and congratulations to Chris Novello for his submission! This is the 16th week of a 30-week contest, and we are looking forward to many more modular photo submissions, so please keep 'em coming! For details on how to submit and what you can win, see this post.

For more info on the upcoming 'I Dream of Wires' documentary, be sure to see the trailer and IndieGoGo fund raising campaign here.

See the IDOW label for all posts pertaining to the film including the weekly contest winners."