Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Serge Modular : Snakes on a cymbal & Satan screams
YouTube Uploaded by DrOctave1 on Feb 29, 2012
"Serge Modular makeing some beats and things of the such"
Serge modular : Satan screams
Uploaded by DrOctave1 on Feb 29, 2012
"Noisecore on the Serge Modular with satan in doing backup vocals."
doctor moonstien chiptune mega blaster joy stick synth
Uploaded by drmoonstien on Feb 29, 2012
"New Project"
custom chiptune blaster gamer synth
YouTube Uploaded by drmoonstien on Feb 29, 2012
"New Project 1"
Update: via this auction"THIS IS A SWEET HAND BUILT NOISE SYNTH BUILT BY ME. THE ENCLOSURE AND THE JOY STICK ARE RECYCLED EVERYTHING ELSE IS NEW. THIS IS A VERY TRICKED OUT NOISE MACHINE. THE JOY STICK CONTROLS VCO AND AN LFO THAT HAS A 5 OCTAVE DEVIDER. YOU GET 5 SUSTAIN OCTAVE SWITCHES IT ALSO HAS 5 OCTAVE BODY CONTACTS. THEN THER IS 2 MORE VCO'S THAT CAN BE MOMENTARY PUSH BUTTON ACTIVATED OR SUSTAIN TOGGLED ON EACH ONE ALSO HAS AN LFO THAT CAN BE TOGGLED IN OR OUT OF THE CHAIN. CHECK OUT THE VIDEO AND THE PICTURES FEEL FREE TO ASK ANY QUESTIONS. RUNS ON 9V BATTERY HAS 1/4 INCH AUDIO OUT PUT AND A VOLUME KNOB FOR BOTH SYNTH SECTIONS TO MIX THEM TOGETHER. 2 VCO KNOB'S/ 2 SUSTAIN TOGGLES/ 2 LFO KNOBS /2 MOMENTARY PUSH BUTTONS /5 OCTAVE BODY CONTACTS/ 5 OCTAVE SUSTAIN TOGGLES/ 1 JOY STICK /2 VOLUME KNOBS/ LED INDICATORS FOR VCO'S AND LED BLINKING INDICATORS TO THE LFO'S SPEEDS."
The Six Sines
YouTube Uploaded by ISOTROPOSPHERE on Feb 29, 2012
"First patch utilizing the Blue Lantern ZTVCO's (two), Diode filter, cv expander and joystick modules.
Korg Z1 arpeggio sent via midi to Vermona Qmi (Quad midi interface)
Qmi gate multed and sent to 3 VCA's on the HEXvca by Intellijel
Qmi cv sent to each ZTVCO and the Synth Tech Cloud Generator
Cloud generator set on four sine waves, spread controlled by BL joystick (Y)
output to Korg Kaoss pad on etherial delay.
ZTVCO one, left, sine wave output to BL Diode filter then to VCA to mixer. Diode filter getting cv control from (X) direction on joystick.
ZTVCO two, right, sine wave output to Plague Bearer then to VCA to mixer. Half way through the video I add reverb to the ZTVCO mixer channel."
Related: BLUE ZTVCO DRY DEMO & Surrounding Controversy
bluelantern on eBay (RSS)
Strange Lights
Uploaded by ISOTROPOSPHERE on Feb 29, 2012
"Featuring a single Blue Lantern ZTVCO and that is it.
ZTVCO getting cv input (Seperate from Pitch cv) from stepped cv out on Wogglebug.
ZTVCO FM 1 input is the audio from Wogglebug woggle audio being attenuated on the Blue Lantern cv expander.
ZTVCO FM 2 input is the audio from the sine wave out on the Dalek modulator getting control from Vulcan modulator.
ZTVCO zodial wave out to Mutagen channel 1 and out to mixer. No effects except on the audio, just the video.
15 minute quick patch to explore some of the unusual sounds capable from the Blue ZTVCO"
Seline Ultimate - Improvising with Flutes (new iPad music app)
YouTube Uploaded by AmidioInc on Feb 29, 2012
"All-new Seline Ultimate (with full MIDI compatibility) makes it possible to create wonderful, ethereal tracks even if you cannot play any keys. Drone track is generated automatically, and now you can even overlay your music with loops from the library. Check out the "melodist" - Melodic Distortion feature!"
iPads on eBay
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Lemur Premium Content: Ambivalent Beats
YouTube Uploaded by LiineTV on Feb 28, 2012
"Ambivalent Beats was designed as a custom performance tool for Kevin McHugh, aka Minus and Plus8 recording artist Ambivalent. A simple and straightforward Lemur controls a Max for Live device. Drop this in front of any Drum Rack and you can instantly improvise beats with the multitouch interface. Also included are 16 sounds selected by Ambivalent and used in his live performances. The whole package is a free download on http://liine.net"
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Synth Spotting with Joe Goddard (Hot Chip, The 2 Bears)
Joe Goddard Interview (Hot Chip, The 2 Bears) on Music Production and Genelec Monitors...
YouTube Uploaded by SourceDistributionTV on Feb 28, 2012
"Joe Goddard founded Hot Chip along with Alexis Taylor back in 2000, but as we learn during this interview shot in Joe's home studio in London, the roots of the band that became Hot Chip started long before that. Goddard most recently released an album as 'The 2 Bears', working with friend and DJ Raf Rundell, and much of their music and remixes as The 2 Bears and originated in that very room.
About a year ago, Goddard bought a pair of Genelec 8250 Bi-Amplified DSP Loudspeakers to improve his mixing capabilities at home. The 8250's feature a thing called AutoCal - the speakers adapt themselves to the acoustics of the room. The biggest benefit, as Joe outlines, is that AutoCal can work wonders on problem bass frequencies present in the room - something that is difficult to solve even with acoustic treatment. Source Distribution's Genelec specialist Steve Fisher visited Joe's studio and calibrated the 8250's - we think Joe says it best in terms of how his mixes improved after that.
For more information on the Genelec 8250A's, please visit:
http://www.genelec.com/8250a/
To find a Genelec dealer in the UK:
http://sourcedistribution.co.uk/dealers/area.asp?item=genelecpro
For more information on Joe Goddard:
http://hotchip.co.uk/ / http://www.the2bears.co.uk/
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YouTube Uploaded by SourceDistributionTV on Feb 28, 2012
"Joe Goddard founded Hot Chip along with Alexis Taylor back in 2000, but as we learn during this interview shot in Joe's home studio in London, the roots of the band that became Hot Chip started long before that. Goddard most recently released an album as 'The 2 Bears', working with friend and DJ Raf Rundell, and much of their music and remixes as The 2 Bears and originated in that very room.
About a year ago, Goddard bought a pair of Genelec 8250 Bi-Amplified DSP Loudspeakers to improve his mixing capabilities at home. The 8250's feature a thing called AutoCal - the speakers adapt themselves to the acoustics of the room. The biggest benefit, as Joe outlines, is that AutoCal can work wonders on problem bass frequencies present in the room - something that is difficult to solve even with acoustic treatment. Source Distribution's Genelec specialist Steve Fisher visited Joe's studio and calibrated the 8250's - we think Joe says it best in terms of how his mixes improved after that.
For more information on the Genelec 8250A's, please visit:
http://www.genelec.com/8250a/
To find a Genelec dealer in the UK:
http://sourcedistribution.co.uk/dealers/area.asp?item=genelecpro
For more information on Joe Goddard:
http://hotchip.co.uk/ / http://www.the2bears.co.uk/
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Join us for more artist interviews, tips and tricks, and news of of latest and greatest in music production tools:
http://www.facebook.com/sourcedistribution
https://twitter.com/#!/sourcedist
http://www.sourcedistribution.co.uk/"
29. Feb Modular Sport 2
YouTube Uploaded by Ebotronix on Feb 29, 2012
"4ms Peg RCD VCAMatrix
Analogue Systems RS 110
Arp Odyssey 2821 White Noise
A 134 pan by Moog MP 201
Flame Chord Machine V.0.0
Make Noise Brains 2x PP Maths Moddenix QMMG René Wogglebug
Malekko 4x Uncle (CM out) & 4x Anti (CM arp out to Quantimator)
Ringmodulat AO&Uncle to 2x Moddemix
Toppobrillo Quantimator Sportmodulator
Master Clock Logic via Kenton Pro 2000II and 2x 4ms RCD"
LABELS/MORE:
4ms,
Analogue Systems,
ARP,
eurorack,
Featured,
Flame,
Make Noise,
Malekko,
MOOG,
Toppobrillo,
Video
M569, Control Yourself! Part2
YouTube Uploaded by JohnLRice on Feb 29, 2012
"Picking up where I left off last time, although I left most of the lights off for fun. (same Sony VX700 camcorder)
The question was asked if the Moon Modular 569 Quad Sequential Step Sequencer can somehow have the timing of each row be different without using an eternal clock divider etc. The answer is YES, it IS possible by using one row's gate output to control another's row's tempo. In part two I show how turning different gates on and off on a row affect the timing of the rows below it.
Discussion thread is here: http://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=53628"
Part 1 here
Related: Moon Modular at the Oscars
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