Loco con poco - Plastic food, clothes pins & tiny machines

Published on Mar 5, 2015 Fernando Garcia Tamajon

"The pocket operators trio (PO-12, PO-14, PO-16) from teenage engineering with the mixtape alpha making strange noises in the background. The last LOCO con POCO jam"

Playlist:
Plastic food, clothes pins & tiny machines
White gloves controlling cheap pads sounds & mechanical lazy rhythms
Interferenza di radio malsonante e minipiano Echo in tempo larghetto
A Cheesy Pocket Techno Jam
An Ultra Lo-fi Psychedelic Beat

Radio Music Eurorack DIY build (re-edit)

Published on Mar 6, 2015 cane creek

"Tom Whittell / Thonk / Music thing modular - Radio music
DIY Kit from Thonk.co.uk
All build info at
https://github.com/TomWhitwell/RadioM..."

http://www.thonk.co.uk

Cluster Sound Releases MS-20 Free Live Pack

"MS-20 is a free multi-sample Live Pack reproducing the sound of the vintage Korg MS-20 MKII, the second generation of the super-star analog synthesizer released in 1978.

Released in the late í70s by Korg, the MS-20 is a stunning and very popular analog monophonic synth. Thanks to its semi-modular design the MS-20 can generate fat round basses, sinuous-worm leads and any type of analog sound FX. A great sounding machine, a milestone in the history of analog synths.

MS-20 is a free Live Pack based on 28 multi-sample recordings obtained by sampling several VCO, VCF and Ring Modulator settings. The included perfectly looped samples (each note of 4 transposed octaves) have been packed into 46 Instrument Racks with dedicated controls and 48 Sampler Devices for easy customization.


Specifictions :

ï Size : 520 Mb
ï 24 Bits / 44.1 Khz
ï 28 Multi-Sample recordings
ï 48 Live Instrument Racks
ï 48 Live Sampler Devices
ï One sample per note (4 scaled octaves)
ï Perfectly looped samples
ï Host : Ableton Live 9

Price : MS-20 is FREE for all registered users

More info, free samples and MP3 demos : www.clustersound.com"

Roland Juno-60 through ARP ODYSSEY Mk.III

Published on Mar 6, 2015 RetroSound

"(c) 2015 vintage synthesizer demo by RetroSound

Roland Juno-60 pad sound in hold mode through the old ARP ODYSSEY Mk.III 24 dB/Oct low pass filter including LFO modulation, sample/hold and more. Is this now a polyphonic ARP Odyssey or a
fx: reverb and delay

Is this now a polyphonic ARP Odyssey or a Juno-60 with ARP filter and modulations? :D

This is not the new KORG ARP Odyssey!"

Moog Source Analog Synthesizer SN 6489

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"Up for sale is a vintage Moog Source. This one is in great vintage condtion with normal scuffs and scratches. There is a faint hairline shadow on a key, its barely visible and not cracked. Everything is original to my knowledge except a mod for what looks like to be an old computer hook up. I am not familiar with the type of connection so I cannot say for sure. I am also not away if this affects any of the other connections around the mod. My technical limitations do not stretch this far. It doesnt however effect the overall sound, output, or functions of the control panel. I have owned about every Moog model made, with the exception of vintage modulars, and this is the best(In my opinion) aside from the Minimoog model D which offers another oscillator. This one differs and expands the sound by offering an on board arppegiator and basic sequencer. It comes with a bound copy of the manual."

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Roland TB-303 Bassline Synthesizer with Devil fish mod & Original Box

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"Up for sale is one very rare Roland tb303 with Devil fish Mod. This 303 is in excellent condition and works perfectly. The devil fish mod alone cost me over 1000 dollars and is worth every cent. Google Devil fish mod Real world interfaces site for more info."

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FUTURERETRO XS

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Opho Keys: Modular LED Music Keyboard with Gestures

Published on Mar 4, 2015 Opho Keys

"Pre-order on Indiegogo at https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/ke...

Keys is a keyboard designed for the novice and configurable for a pro. Learn your favorite songs in minutes through LED lit keys and create beautiful music without any previous experience. Plug into any device or computer and launch the app. It's that simple."

Some key bits captured from the Indiegogo page:

"Keys is an all-in-one keyboard designed to make life simple and mobile for the musician in everyone. Compatible with your mobile phone or computer, the possibilities are endless.

Each of the 24 keys are equipped with LED lights that can each illuminate 192 different colors. Weighted keys allow you to modify the sound output based on pressure and resistance for 'piano like' expressions.

Keys is equipped with next-generation gesture recognition technology so you can control various parameters by just waving your hand above the keyboard.

Wave your hand to the right and change the octave up.

Lower and raise your hand to change the tone.

Keys is fully USB-MIDI compliant. Use Keys with hundreds of music applications including Garageband, Ableton, ProTools, Logic and Cubase. Create music your way using your favorite tools.

You can magnetically link Keys devices together to create a larger keyboard or to other modules like Knobs and Pads to create custom music surfaces.

Keys uses AMON technology, a breakthrough magnetically actuated wireless communication technology which allows multiple Keys to magnetically connect and create real time ad-hoc networks. This means no wires and no configuration. Just snap Keys and Keys modules together to create variably sized keyboards or modular control surfaces. Then, when you're done, take it apart and fit your entire rig in your backpack.

Dimensions: 20 mm x 320 mm x 106 mm (approx. 0.78" x 12.59" x 4.18")
Weight: 2 lbs
Materials: Plastic reinforced with PCB (fiberglass) keys connected to a metal baseplate to add durability and rigidity
Octaves: 24 keys (2 octaves) (use gestures to transpose up or down)
Gesture sensors: Sensitive proximity sensors that are capable of recognizing gestures and can be used to modulate parameters like pitch, sustain, and mapped midi parameters
Processor: Texas Instruments 80Mhz ARM Cortext M4F
Output: Mini USB -- charges Keys and can be used as a USB-MIDI connection
Power: Rechargeable LiPo Battery
Battery Life: Up to 8 hours
Device / OS Compatibility: USB-MIDI compatible with CoreMIDI on iOS, Mac, PC, and Android. Connect quickly and easily to your computer via Mini USB or to your iPhone using the optional dock.
* Final specs subject to change."

031515 - The Far Away Dreams

Published on Mar 5, 2015 Jeremy Leaird-Koch

"A live electronic music thing.

Ableton - Clock and recording | LXR (clock from Ableton - clock to Zaquencer) | Behringer BCR200 - running Zaquencer | 2x Meeblip and Access Virus A (Zaquencer) | OP-1 (clock from Ableton tape loops and live playing)

http://soundvision.bandcamp.com/
https://soundcloud.com/jeremyblake
http://sound-and-vision.org/"

DM1 for iPhone Updated

iTunes: DM1 for iPhone - Fingerlab

"What's New in Version 3.0
- Brand new Audio Engine with nice, crisp, clean sounds
- 64-bit architecture
- iOS8 and iOS7 compatible
- Accurate volumes for Mixer Effects
- There are now 2 FX!
- Live Waveform display for FX pads
- New export WAV and AAC algorithms
- Minor fixes and UI improvements
- Removed WIST support (current SDK 1.0 is not compatible with iOS8)
- Removed SYNTH effect (not Audio Engine compatible )"