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Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Jeff Beck vs Rachmaninoff on the Haken Continuum Fingerboard played by Rob Schwimmer


YouTube Uploaded by 5SunkenHeights5 on Nov 10, 2011

Rachmaninoff a la Jeff Beck---This is just one sort of thing that can be done on the incredible Haken Continuum! A tip of the iceberg! I'm a novice on it but it's amazing! So intuitive and organic! Anyway... I've always loved the great guitarists of the 60's--Hendrix, Beck, Clapton, Feiten, etc. As a keyboard player I envied their expressive options--vibrato, note bending, sustain, etc. That's one of the reasons I became a theremin player... (Fact check: I was an electric guitarist throughout junior high and high school doing my best to Hendrix, Clapton, Beck so I do understand playing in that style... Not good enough though: I decided I would give myself 2 weeks of intense practicing and if I wasn't as good as Hendrix or John McLaughlin after 2 weeks, I would quit. Two weeks came--I quit.) I had no real interest in doing this sort of thing on the Continuum but one day I plugged it into my Glenn Wyllie's Shin-Ei Superfuzz (http://www.mindspring.com/~wylo/)
and... ta dah! Big fun! I play this piece on piano (Rachmaninoff's Etude tableau in Ebm op39 #5) and thought I'd see how it went... As I said I'm definitely still a novice and it's far from perfect... but I like it!

(For Continuum players this was done without Rounding)

PS--For more hot Continuum action please be sure to check out their website at hakenaudio.com/ and also be sure to take a look at Edmund Eagan's Continuum work-- He works with Lippold Haken in developing and designing sounds for it and has an inside and out understanding of the instruments sounds and playing modes..."

SuONOIO + EVOL Fucifier Demo


YouTube Uploaded by thedevil4269 on Aug 27, 2011

"Just got a SuONOIO and created a short video to show y'all how cool it is. A few clips to give you an idea of the range of capabilities. Every time I turn this thing on it makes a new sound! It's amazing. Get one, you won't be disappointed.

Check out Sonoio at http://sonoio.org and get more info on the SuONOIO synth at http://sonoio.org/suonoio/"

via Musikgear

The ArcaMIDI


YouTube Uploaded by Hatchinatore on Apr 25, 2010

"My name is Alex . (Hatchinatore@gmail.com) and this is my award-winning instrument, ArcaMIDI. The ArcaMIDI itself is a computer controlled instrument. essentially it encases a laptop, and with help from an iphone, and a Wii remote's electronics, plus a bit of custom circuitry, it relays messages to the laptop, for the laptop to process with an end goal of producing music. On the protocol side, the laptop is relayed OSC routings and messages from both the Wii remote and the iphone. the iphone uses an application called Mrmr to relay these messages, and is able to have custom interfaces. combined with jailbreaking, i replaced images for the buttons in the application to make it look more of a part of my instrument. on my laptop, i am running mac OSX 10.6. my iphone connects to my laptop via wifi, and to minimize the interference, i host a network with its own password from my laptop to the phone, so only i can connect, and it will work anywhere I am. the Wii remote connects through bluetooth directly to the program osculator where both messages from the Wii remote and iphone are interpreted. the commands are then transferred into midi events, and they are sent to ableton live, where the magic takes place. with my iphone i am able to change to preset instruments on the fly, as well as control volume levels, wether or not it is the only instrument playing, muting and effects the Wii remote hardware is connected to buttons spread throughout. the note board plays notes and or chords on whatever the selected instrument is. those sounds can be modulated with the joystick. there are 13 buttons which includes a full octave of notes, plus an extra note. when a button is pressed, a backlight led lights up. on the right near the joystick, there are also two strumbar-like elements, the one closest to the noteboard controls the key. i it is pressed upward, the entire noteboard moves up a half step in key, and downward the same. on the far strumbar is octave control. as longs as the strumbar is held downward, the entire noteboard shifts exactly one octave downward, and up shifts higher. the remaining three buttons are for looping control. combine on the fly instrument changing with looping, and you get a one man, one instrument band. the user can start by playing a drum loop, presses the loop button to start the loop, and once again to end it. that loop plays continuously until it is stopped by the controls. the user can then switch to rhythm guitar, and if the want to loop that instrument on top of the previous track, they only have to press the recording button once. the code already recognizes how many bars the previous instrument recorded based on time and beat, and is able to make the next recording last exactly as long, double, half, or whatever the user decides the length to be. once multiple instruments are playing, they can be muted or soloed individually.

If anyone wishes to know more, or would like to contact me direct, I am always free to talk, and i am always in need and want to pursue new opportunities. please feel free to contact me at once again: Hatchinatore@gmail.com"

The ZVex InventoBox

invento 1

YouTube Uploaded by gear4music1 on Feb 14, 2012

Steve Lawler on Dark Pressure for Native Instruments Maschine


YouTube Uploaded by NativeInstruments on Feb 14, 2012

"DJ/Producer Steve Lawler (VIVa MUSiC, UK/Ibiza) puts several of his exclusive patterns from the Dark Pressure Maschine Expansion to use in the studio and the club. All of the grooves heard in this video are from Dark Pressure.

http://www.native-instruments.com/darkpressure"

Z.VEX Seek Trem Hand Painted Guitar Pedal


YouTube Uploaded by gear4music1 on Feb 14, 2012
Tremelo with sequencer.

"Available here: http://www.gear4music.com/Guitar-and-Bass/ZVEX-Seek-Trem-Hand-Painted-Guitar-Pedal/ISW, an introductory video to the Z.VEX Seek Trem Hand Painted Guitar Pedal now available at Gear4music"

Z.VEX Seek Wah Hand Painted Guitar Pedal

Wah with sequencer.

Z.VEX Ooh Wah 2 Hand Painted Guitar Pedal


Z.VEX Ringtonett Hand Painted Guitar Pedal

--Ratchet Cadence--


YouTube Uploaded by shaft9000 on Feb 14, 2012

"VCDO feeds the modcan 48dbLPF
DVDO feeds the megaOhm Synthacon filter"

NTH Synth Improvisation #2


YouTube Uploaded by nthsynth on Feb 14, 2012

"The NTH sequences the Moog Slim Phatty and Alesis Micron in an improvised jam while synced to the Korg EMX1's drum machine. NTH sequencer phrases, amplitude envelopes, and gliss patterns are sent to the Moog and Micron via MIDI.

The NTH is available now at Kickstarter:

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/holland/nth-music-synthesizer

The NTH is a fun-to-use, sonically-rich, hackable music synthesizer. It features digital oscillators, an analog low-pass filter, an integrated step sequencer, MIDI I/O, and simple, intuitive controls.

The NTH is available for purchase from February 2, 2012 to March 1, 2012 via Kickstarter. Upon successful funding, production of the NTH will begin and the entire design will be open-sourced.

Audio examples, product photos, and additional documentation can be found at the NTH website:

http://nthsynth.com/

The NTH was designed by Kevin Holland and John Staskevich. Kevin's music and software can be found at http://www.sineqube.com. John's electronics designs can be found at http://www.highlyliquid.com.

Thanks for watching!"

slimme boekenkast


YouTube Uploaded by PongFuTube on Feb 14, 2012

"Monomachine VO with some microkorg XL bass

In a broke heart
only cold wind blow
little gods weep
to do voor elkaar"

SYNTH Plate Available in Massachusetts


"The plate was cancelled today, so any quick off the mark Synth-heads may be able to get it at Mass RMV."

via Baikonur
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