Noise Engineering: Basimilus Iteritas Tease

Published on Mar 2, 2014 Stephen McCaul·4 videos

"A quick demo of the sounds produced by Basimilus Iteritas."

Fairlight Concept-FW1 Keyboard?

This one was spotted by Nino. You can find it at Crudebyte, an engineering design firm. There's no info other than the image as one of their design examples:

"Success of a product strongly depends on how well the Product Design was elaborated before even starting to work on the first prototype. We help you by immediately turning your ideas into visual realistic sketches, like for example illustrated below."

You might recall Peter Vogel Instruments  relaunched the Fairlight CMA-30A (see here, here and here).  There are rumors that Peter Vogel might be working on a new synth and there are people that seriously want it to happen. Update: the forum appears to be member only; you can click here for an archive of the thread.

BugBrand Modular vid #134

Published on Mar 2, 2014 Phisynth·111 videos

"First tests with the BugBrand DRM1 & DRM1X expander"

Buchla Music Easel Semi Random Poly Rhythmic 01

Published on Mar 2, 2014 djangosfire·172 videos

"Of course... you can play organized, repeatable melodic phrases with the New Easel.... BUT personally, it's the corralled-chaos along with shifting semi-random pitch and timbral shifts that make the Buchla so unique!

For this "semi-random poly rhythmic" exercise.... I used a 281r as the clock source (you can see me flip it on at the top of the vid). I had the 281r patched into itself causing a nice semi-random, but nicely divided feel.

Also, I'm running the Buchla Music Easel into a Malekko 616 Analog Delay.

All other sounds created in real-time on the Easel.

Thank you for checking out the sounds!
- Djangosfire"

Node - Live !!!

Published on Mar 26, 2012

"This video pairs up two Node concerts: The visuals from Paddington Station & the sound from their EMMA concert. This has not been done for any reason other than a passion for the band & to see if I could do it convincingly (The version here was my original demo to see how it would come out). Rumours of a new album, possibly even a box set are all over the place. If anyone could bring this clip to the attention of the band, I'll be happy to send the band the complete master for inclusion in any future release.

You've been away too long lads!"

Massive Moog modular & more.

via Timmy Lok on The MATRISYNTH Lounge

ARP Odyssey Mk 1 "white-face"

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Five Novation Bass Stations, Fifth Test

Published on Mar 1, 2014 TheStrangeAgency·37 videos

"iPad sequencing 5 Bass Stations plus two Strymon pedals, a little compression here and there on mixdown."

ESP TV #58

ESP TV #58 from E.S.P. TV on Vimeo.

"Sound by: NATHAN CEARLEY, VICTORIA KEDDIE
Live video by: SCOTT KIERNAN & ETHAN MILLER

Taped live to Betacam SP at Silent Barn, Brooklyn NY, June 22, 2013 for Modular Solstice.
Modular Solstice curated by Nathan Cearley and E.S.P. TV
©2014 E.S.P. TV
www.esptv.com"

Patchman Music Releases Two Wind Controller Soundbanks for Roland Integra-7

"Patchman Music is proud to announce the release of two unique wind controller / breath controller soundbanks for the Roland Integra-7 sound module. Volumes 1 and 2 each contain 64 new patches specially designed and programmed by professional wind controller player / sound designer Matt Traum. These sounds are designed to be used with a MIDI wind controller or breath controller. Wind controller players can use their EWI or WX or Synthophone while keyboardists can enjoy these highly expressive sounds when used with a breath controller. Complete soundbank information as well as two extended audio demos of these soundbanks being played with a wind controller are available here: http://www.patchmanmusic.com/rolandIntegra7.html"

Philip Glass - Metamorphosis Two [piano + synth]

Published on Feb 27, 2014 Piano in a Living Room·47 videos

via Olivier Lebra on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

"Metamorphosis Two, from Philip Glass' Solo Piano album composed in 1989. This part is also the theme from the film The Hours.

I skipped some repetitions, and as usual I made several mistakes, although I'm proud to say this take was my 4th take of this piece ever, it's pretty simple (and so repetitive that playing it is like practicing it haha, it's like these exercises my piano teacher made me do over and over - it's paying off!) I may rerecord it with all the repetitions and hopefully less mistakes.

The instrument is a Clavia Nord Stage 2 using a sampled Steinway Model D grand piano, with reverb, delay, and some dark synth.

Better sound: https://soundcloud.com/didlybom/phili..."