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Radionics Radio - An Album of Musical Radionic Thought Frequencies - Delawarr Multi-Oscillator (c.1962)

Published on Aug 1, 2016 ashford daisyak

This one in via Daniel Wilson: the album "draws attention to one of the strangest sound-making devices ever made - the under-researched Delawarr Multi-Oscillator (c.1962), which was designed to convert thoughts into clusters of frequencies. My research into this oddity has culminated in this release."

Video Description:
"Advert for the new release: Radionics Radio - 'An Album of Musical Radionic Thought Frequencies' on Sub Rosa (due August 5th 2016).

Radionics Radio is an electroacoustic and musical exposition of alternative tuning systems derived from frequencies submitted via the Radionics Radio app. All the sounds strictly originate from respective thought-frequency submissions and octaves thereof.

Further background info on this research-based project can be viewed here: [embedded below]

From press release:
'Daniel Wilson's Radionics Radio draws upon the fringe-science of radionics, with its invisible forces and psychic resonances, to spawn electroacoustic and electronic compositions employing very alternative tuning systems. Radionics' idea that thoughts can be represented as frequencies is vigorously explored on this new release through microtonal compositions which range from mutating drones to electronic sambas, with nods to Raymond Scott and Daphne Oram along the way.'

Radionics Radio was made possible through Sound and Music's Embedded programme and Resonance 104.4FM.

www.miraculousagitations.com
www.subrosa.net
www.resonancefm.com
www.soundandmusic.org

RADIONICS RADIO
Sub Rosa CD SR423 digipack + 20 page booklet
File under: Electroacoustic Experimentation
Release date: Aug 5th 2016"

Radionics Radio - Radionics in Relation to Sound (Part One)

Radionics Radio - Radionics in Relation to Sound (Part One) from Sound and Music on Vimeo.

"Radionics Radio is a project by Resonance FM's Sound and Music Embedded Composer in Residence Daniel Wilson. It draws on the radionic idea that thoughts can be intuitively linked to clusters of frequencies. From this, it is possible to explore unusual alternative tuning systems supposedly embodying certain thoughts. The Radionics Radio EP will be released by Sub Rosa in the summer of 2016."

Monolake Interview

Published on Aug 1, 2016 AudioCentralMagazine

"The first part of the interview with Robert Henke-Monolake taken at Acusmatiq XI in Ancona, Italy, on 30th of July 2016. Some disturbs on audio for a lot of background noises, winds and other gremlins inside the Mole Vanvitelliana."

Monolake, aka Robert Henke, is the man behind Ableton's Operator, Sampler, Max4Live devices, and other projects. He is also the man behind the Monodeck. If you are not familiar with him, check out some previous posts here on MATRIXSYNTH dating all the way back to 2006.

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FM Spasmoharmodium

Uploaded on Feb 15, 2007 ashford daisyak

"A late night mini-spazz on the spasmoharmodium around the harmonic series.

It is beneficial to one's harmonic awareness to observe the harmonic series at least once a week, but problematically, this magic series of notes is rarely seen or paid any heed.

The device is a homemade MIDI cracklebox which interfaces with a MaxMSP patch which creates FM tones in harmonicity's thrall. Well... I hope the colours improve things."

Reminder: Audio Damage Event at Control Voltage Portland This Saturday

via chris.randall

"Putting the demo rack together for our event on Saturday at @controlvoltage. #eurorack #audiodamage"

http://controlvoltage.net

DSP Synthesizers Nanodrum 4HP R606 Demo II

Published on Aug 1, 2016 Jan Ostman

"This is another demo of the 4HP Nanodrum R606.

This one has some reverb added."

https://janostman.wordpress.com

Follow-up to this post.

MST 4-Channel Audio/CV Mixer - MVM #41

Published on Aug 1, 2016 MIDI-VERSE TV

"What's up everybody, Welcome to Midiverse - TV. Today we're going to be checking out a eurorack synthesizer module from the MST (Mattson/Synthrotek) series. This is a four channel mixer, which is suitable for mixing audio signals or control voltage signals. Each channel has an on/off switch which makes it great for live performance.

Pick one up over at - http://www.synthrotek.com"

Interactive Art student projects at the University of Illinois

Published on Aug 1, 2016 Skot Wiedmann

"I taught Interactivity II (ARTS444) in Spring 2016. This was the first time many of the students worked with circuits. Check out what they made, I'm so proud of these awesome students!"

Skot Wiedmann is the man behind Motus Mavis and the Hyve Touch Synthesizer.