Saturday, March 24, 2012
Synth Tech E355 Morphing Dual LFO - Scratching The Surface
YouTube Uploaded by JohnLRice on Mar 24, 2012
"This is a test of the new and soon to be released E355 Morphing Dual LFO from Synthesis Technology. (LFO = Low Frequency Oscillator) This video is extremely long (for me) at 35 minutes, is of a technical nature and will probably will only appeal to folks interested in purchasing one. (or nutters who enjoy listening to oscillators for hours on end like me! ;-)
Apologies for my big dumb left hand in the way half the time! I was yelling at myself during editing to "MOVE IT!" :-/ ;-)"
HSS3j compare and new features
YouTube Uploaded by ggijs on Mar 24, 2012
"0:00 HSS3i compared to HSS3j audio out.
0:12 IR Sync as slave to Nebulophone.
0:46 Gameboy to audio input, displayed via RGB lines.
1:12 Video signal to audio input, displayed via RGB lines.
1:42 HSS3i compared to HSS3j visual mode.
2:23 Color selection switches in horizontal visuals.
2:36 Capacitor fade switches.
2:49 Scroll adjust between visual modes.
2:55 Select colors to be displayed angular visuals.
3:12 Trigger input in drone mode patch via tr-808.
http://gieskes.nl/instruments/?file=hard-soft-synth-3"
"0:00 HSS3i compared to HSS3j audio out.
0:12 IR Sync as slave to Nebulophone.
0:46 Gameboy to audio input, displayed via RGB lines.
1:12 Video signal to audio input, displayed via RGB lines.
1:42 HSS3i compared to HSS3j visual mode.
2:23 Color selection switches in horizontal visuals.
2:36 Capacitor fade switches.
2:49 Scroll adjust between visual modes.
2:55 Select colors to be displayed angular visuals.
3:12 Trigger input in drone mode patch via tr-808.
http://gieskes.nl/instruments/?file=hard-soft-synth-3"
Musikmesse 2012 Casio XW-P1: Hybrider Synthesizer
YouTube Uploaded by delamartv on Mar 24, 2012
"http://www.delamar.de/news/musikmesse/
In diesem Video schauen wir uns das Casio XW-P1 an. Dabei handelt es sich um einen hybriden Synthesizer, der nun erstmalig in Deutschland zu sehen ist."
In Concert part 1
YouTube Uploaded by herowouters on Jul 18, 2010
Second video below has an NSFW YT image. Videos spotted on THE SYNTHI
"In 1974 Belgian composer Peter Beyls was not only a technician at the STEIM-studio in Amsterdam but also a teacher at the Vrije Akademie Psychopolis at Den Haag. Hero Wouters was a movie-making "paticipant" (a sixties-word for student) at the Academy, picking up some easy money as a technical assistant in the electronic-and-film-music-studio. They decided to join forces and gave in 1974 and 1975 two series of concerts, "Transformation" and "In Concert", mixed-media performances consisting of live electronic music, tapes, films and slides..."
"In 1974 Belgian composer Peter Beyls was not only a technician at the STEIM-studio in Amsterdam but also a teacher at the Vrije Akademie Psychopolis at Den Haag. Hero Wouters was a movie-making "paticipant" (a sixties-word for student) at the Academy, picking up some easy money as a technical assistant in the electronic-and-film-music-studio. They decided to join forces and gave in 1974 and 1975 two series of concerts, "Transformation" and "In Concert", mixed-media performances consisting of live electronic music, tapes, films and slides.
One of these events (Studio Skoop, Gent, rehearsal at the IPEM, november 29 and 30 1974) was filmed by Psychopolis-student Jacques Tooten, and the material was edited by Hero Wouters in the same year. Projected during this concert were his movies "A Boy's Ballad (Hero Wouters Movie nr 32), "On the Origin of Species by means of Natural Selection" (HWM 64), "De Zogenaamde Zeetrein" (HWM 65) and "Prints" (HWM 25), fragments of which can be seen in this reportage.
Interesting are the use of two EMS VCS3's, communicating through a very long tape-delay-loop, and a platform built by Beyls to control (with hands and feet) his "kraakdoos" (a famous STEIM-synth design).
Music: "Dialoog voor twee Synthesizers & Tape-transport" opus 103 (Beyls / Wouters) and two Peter Beyls-pieces for VCS3, tapes and kraakdoos. HWM nr 66."
YouTube Uploaded by herowouters on Jul 18, 2010
Second video below has an NSFW YT image. Videos spotted on THE SYNTHI
"In 1974 Belgian composer Peter Beyls was not only a technician at the STEIM-studio in Amsterdam but also a teacher at the Vrije Akademie Psychopolis at Den Haag. Hero Wouters was a movie-making "paticipant" (a sixties-word for student) at the Academy, picking up some easy money as a technical assistant in the electronic-and-film-music-studio. They decided to join forces and gave in 1974 and 1975 two series of concerts, "Transformation" and "In Concert", mixed-media performances consisting of live electronic music, tapes, films and slides..."
"In 1974 Belgian composer Peter Beyls was not only a technician at the STEIM-studio in Amsterdam but also a teacher at the Vrije Akademie Psychopolis at Den Haag. Hero Wouters was a movie-making "paticipant" (a sixties-word for student) at the Academy, picking up some easy money as a technical assistant in the electronic-and-film-music-studio. They decided to join forces and gave in 1974 and 1975 two series of concerts, "Transformation" and "In Concert", mixed-media performances consisting of live electronic music, tapes, films and slides.
One of these events (Studio Skoop, Gent, rehearsal at the IPEM, november 29 and 30 1974) was filmed by Psychopolis-student Jacques Tooten, and the material was edited by Hero Wouters in the same year. Projected during this concert were his movies "A Boy's Ballad (Hero Wouters Movie nr 32), "On the Origin of Species by means of Natural Selection" (HWM 64), "De Zogenaamde Zeetrein" (HWM 65) and "Prints" (HWM 25), fragments of which can be seen in this reportage.
Interesting are the use of two EMS VCS3's, communicating through a very long tape-delay-loop, and a platform built by Beyls to control (with hands and feet) his "kraakdoos" (a famous STEIM-synth design).
Music: "Dialoog voor twee Synthesizers & Tape-transport" opus 103 (Beyls / Wouters) and two Peter Beyls-pieces for VCS3, tapes and kraakdoos. HWM nr 66."
Next PNW SYNTHFEST to be Hosted at Seattle's Experience Music Project
Bookmark the date folks. The next SYNTHFEST will be held at Seattle's EMP on June 2, 2012. More details will follow, but I thought I'd put something up now so you can plan for the date.See the PNWSYNTHFEST label below for pics and video of the previous event. You can find my pics here.
Roland The Synthesizer Part 4 - Practical Synthesis for Electronic Music
You'll find the scan along with the others on Analog Industries here.
Practical Synthesis for Electronic Music Volume Two, 2nd Edition.
Roland Model 101 = Introduction
YouTube Uploaded by n3bsvid on Mar 24, 2012
"A little introductory meeting with my new model 101.
Hardware:
Roland System 100 Model 101
Software:
Valhalla Room"
Cosmos (Electribe + Koass Pad)
YouTube Uploaded by djgalactic on Mar 24, 2012
"DJ Galactic new Electronic Music (Chill / Groovy) live with Korg Electribe and Kaoss Pad. Enjoying beat making of this new pattern, with my groovebox Korg EMX (Electribe. As always electronic music, with some sound tweaking. Have fun! Comments and ratings more than welcome! Peace
Official Website
http://www.djgalactic.com"
via The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
Roland WS-1 Write Switch for the CR-78
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YouTube Uploaded by s0LVentCIty on Mar 22, 2012
via this auction
"Here is a demonstration of the rare Roland WS-1 Write Switch, for the CR-78. I am currently selling this WS-1 on Ebay, so this video is to demonstrate the fact that it works...
Since there are no WS-1 videos on YouTube, I figure this will also serve as a general demo of how this rare unit works. Don't expect to be entertained! This might be confusing, so let me explain: Right button is Note-On, left is Rest -- Total of 32 notes in the pattern - You'll hear that as go through the channels, the sounds are added to what you hear - so first time around it's just Kick, then next round, you hear the Kick part as I'm adding the Snare part, etc - That is why you sometimes hear sounds when I press the Rest button. After the pattern is programmed I have to pull the WS-1 connections out of the back in order to hear the results."
via this auction
YouTube Uploaded by s0LVentCIty on Mar 22, 2012
via this auction
"Here is a demonstration of the rare Roland WS-1 Write Switch, for the CR-78. I am currently selling this WS-1 on Ebay, so this video is to demonstrate the fact that it works...
Since there are no WS-1 videos on YouTube, I figure this will also serve as a general demo of how this rare unit works. Don't expect to be entertained! This might be confusing, so let me explain: Right button is Note-On, left is Rest -- Total of 32 notes in the pattern - You'll hear that as go through the channels, the sounds are added to what you hear - so first time around it's just Kick, then next round, you hear the Kick part as I'm adding the Snare part, etc - That is why you sometimes hear sounds when I press the Rest button. After the pattern is programmed I have to pull the WS-1 connections out of the back in order to hear the results."
via this auction
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