World Grid Custom Elektron Elite End Panels

2up and 3up Elektron Elite end panels via World Grid.

* 13 mm in thickness to correctly and easily support the weight of multiple units together as one.
* smooth custom polished ergonomic edges and easy carry handle area.
* counter sunk screw holes for a fine finish
* laser etched logo with custom laser artwork available.
* Our own original recessed cradle design to remove stress bearing load from the small 3 x 6mm elektron screw thread. This allows for multiple units to be stacked safely without risk of damage to the thread of your Elektron machine, unlike other end panel designs where the 3mm screws are all that is holding the machine in place. This can easily cause damage in the event of undue vibration or shock especially in a live environment.
* European grade Plexiglass.
* available in any color.
2up RRP = $199
3up RRP = $249

midiPLY for Mac

midiPLY HD from juno on Vimeo.

"*midiPLY* is an uniquest eccentric Mac App that allows you real-time “Midi Modification” performance, designed extremely by Juno Ju-X

> Does One Thing: Multiplies incoming midi notes and override on any tracks in sync.

> Even more: Try with uncountable combinations of midi track and sound to find undiscovered music performance!

> Typical Setting to begin: Use midiPLY for a drum track.

Setup a midi sequencer and any midi sound module or a sampler that plays drum set sound in your Mac. Be sure the sequencer sends midi from any available virtual bus. (Let me note that GarageBand does not do this. ProTools does.)

Launch midiPLY, set BPM (default = 120) and press the “PRESS” or hit Space Bar. You will get it! Press “H” for hints to use each controls.

> midiPLY is ideal: for real-time performance with a ready set midi track. Also ideal for finding unexpected melody line that usually human won’t play.

> Available in: Mac App Store now!"

midiPLY - Juno Ju-X

MR-808 mechanic drum robot live at CYNETART 2012

MR-808 mechanic drum robot live at CYNETART 2012 from Sonic Robots on Vimeo.

Follow-up to MR-808 - mechanic drum robot

"Science Fiction Children & Moritz Simon Geist live at CYNETART Dresden Hellerau 2012

The MR-808 is the first drum robot that reproduces the drum sounds of the 80s - in the real world! The robot installation MR-808 is a replica of the famous 1980s electronic drum machine TR-808 – with robots playing the drum sounds by Moritz Simon Geist.
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Read on: http://www.sonicrobots.com/mr808-eng/
Artist Blog, Livedates: http://www.sciencefictionchildren.com
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Instruments used:
MR-808 - mechanic sound robot (all drums, miced)
A mechanic relay controlled via arduino (bass sound)
Gameboy - Arduinoboy hardware (8 bit chiptune sound)
Everything was programmed in Ableton, only equing and compression has been applied.
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Cameras: David Campesino, Konstantin Rinner http://www.hochkultur.com/
Music: Moritz Simon Geist
Production: Art Hustle
Audio:"

ROLAND G 505 303 202 GR 300 SYNTHESIZER SYNTH GUITAR Controls Knobs

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"2 Control Knobs, I believe those are from one of Roland Guitars: 505 303 or 202 or IBANEZ that works with GR 300 synth?

All 2 have Rubber Grip on for smooth control

Dimensions:

.830" dia at bottom
.560" dia on top
.600" total height"

Waldorf Micro Q Synthesizer Rack

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Roland A 880 8x8 MIDI PATCH Bay SN AB50231

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"Roland A880 MIDI Patch Bay

This is NOT a MIDI interface to and from a computer.

This unit is designed for those who have many MIDI controlled electronic instruments,

and want to be able to switch among which one is the master controller.

The A880 also helps to avoid the time delay,

characteristic of “daisy chaining” multiple MIDI units together.

Typically, the A880 goes in-between the computer’s MIDI interface, and the MIDI instruments.

Width: 17” @ case, 19” @ face plate (standard rack width)

Height: 1.25” (1 rack space)

Depth: 11.25 “

A-880 - This is an 8 X 8 midi patch bay w/ midi merging. The front panel is equipped with two pairs of midi inputs and outputs in addition to rear mounted midi jacks. Up to 64 routing configurations can be stored, and the panel has separate LED indicators showing current midi connection status or midi message status.

The A880 is a 8x8 version of the A220. Certain MIDI channels are often set for specific instrument Parts, such as MIDI Ch. 2 for a bass Part and Ch. 10 for a drum Part. Because of this standardization of MIDI channels, users must frequently change MIDI configurations for their sound sources. For example, when a user wants to switch sounds between sound sources during a song, or layer sounds from different sources, the user needs to change the Rx channels of the sound sources, or mute the specific Part, or change the Tx channels of the sequencing data. The A-220 (A-880) facilitates the handling of data for multiple sound sources so users don't have to change the various settings of Parts on sound sources."

panote09 Drone Box 20130111203756

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drmoonstien optical noise brick

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"HAND BUILT NOISE MACHINE for sale on ebay"

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Dubstep Producer Version 2 on the iphone - tutorial

Published on Jan 11, 2013 alkexinstruments·22 videos

"What's New in Version 2
Complete Redesign. This app has been rebuilt from scratch"

iTunes:
Dubstep Producer - alexander smith
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Soundscape No 2, Inner World

Published on Jan 9, 2013 Igor Vasiliev·6 videos

"New video on one of my music impression. Warhol has some influence on perception of this composition. Details on: motion-soundscape.blogspot.com"

Details on what's going on in the track directly via Igor:

"First, it's a live improvisation recorded on an old well-known four track portastudio Tascam 424 mk III.  A bit about setup. From left to right - Doepfer Dark Time analog sequencer. It plays bass sequences on Moog Slim Phatty synthesizer (to the right from Tascam). Next, very interesting spiritual magic box called Garmonbozia from Vtol (man who invented and created this device). Why spiritual? Because it contain three Buddha machine inside. In fact, sound produced by this DIY box is very inspiring. Sound of this can hear at beginning composition about 0:18 and on.

At 0:52 start rhythmic sequencing from Korg Electribe EMX.
At 1:17 begin sounds Doepfer + Moog.
At 1:35 more intensive rhythms from Electribe.
At 1:52 it's also Garmonbozia.
At 2:55 Doepfer (random sequencing mode) + Moog.
At 3:10 sounds designed beforehand (from my own library) and playable from Roland SP-555 sampler.
At 4:42 resampled and processed sounds from Garmonbozia playable from Roland sampler.

it's all. I hope these small remarks also will be interesting for fans of musical experimentation as the final composition."