flickr set by Jean Zabre
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"Analog substractive modeling synthesizer"
Friday, April 29, 2011
Synplode (Extended)
YouTube Uploaded by CommuniType on Apr 14, 2011
"Synplode: To experience the convergence of time and space, sometimes through sound and light.
This video illustrates the Synplode Project produced on a small scale. Synplode may be produced on a human scale, as big as a tennis court.
An abbreviated version can be found here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKsum3ZOWHU
Please visit prettyextreme.com for more details.
Special thanks to Stephen Bruckert for his help in capturing this video."
via CDM where you'll find additional info. Synplode is from Josh Silverman who brought us the Checkerboard Step Sequencer.
supermodernity
flickr By simply_kumquat
"We have things from all of history at our disposal, so let's make something great with it."
Connecting Performer - Ableton Live & Reaktor
Connecting Performer - Ableton Live from Konkreet Labs on Vimeo.
"This short tutorial video covers Konkreet Performer's ad-hoc network connectivity to your computer, and to Ableton Live, via OSCulator."
Connecting Performer - Native Instruments Reaktor from Konkreet Labs on Vimeo.
"This short tutorial video covers Konkreet Performer's ad-hoc network connectivity to your computer, and to Reaktor, via OSC."
iPads on eBay
Korg Electribe ER-1
YouTube Uploaded by lesingemonotone on Apr 29, 2011
"Browsing thru some patterns and sounds made on my (now sold) virtual analogue Korg Electribe ER-1 mk I drummachine."
Spectrasonics Bob Moog Tribute library - Musikmesse 2011
YouTube Uploaded by soundonsoundvideo on Apr 29, 2011
"Bob Moog Tribute library for Omnisphere"
Yamaha SY-2 Synthesiser
via this auction
"1970's Yamaha SY-2 Synthesiser. A rare item and a classic piece of kit, Yamaha's second model ever produced in the glory years of 1975-1979."
"1970's Yamaha SY-2 Synthesiser. A rare item and a classic piece of kit, Yamaha's second model ever produced in the glory years of 1975-1979."
PPG WAVE 2 SYNTHESIZER
via this auction
"This PPG Wave 2 is from 1980/81 era and precedes the more commoner PPG Wave 2.2 and 2.3 models."
"This PPG Wave 2 is from 1980/81 era and precedes the more commoner PPG Wave 2.2 and 2.3 models."
Circuit Bent Transformers Communicator Keyring by freeform delusion
YouTube Uploaded by eecouk on Apr 29, 2011
freeform delusion on eBay
"Transformers Communicator Keyring Rehoused
Mono mini jack output
Red LED
Pitch Up/Down Control
6 Momentary buttons for each phrase"
kitchen electro jam: Moog Slim Phatty, iOS Midi Touch & bent QY10
YouTube Uploaded by burnkit2600 on Apr 28, 2011
"Sick with a cold, Miette keeps me company while I take a 1st test drive of my newly created iOS Midi Touch controller for the Moog Slim Phatty. I'm controlling the MSP arpeggiator and using it's MIDI output to play the drums on my circuit-bent Yamaha QY10. Also sloppily playing the tiny keyboard on the QY10. The audio from the QY10 is partially routed back to the Moog for processing. My bent megaphone toy offering some echo on the drums. The crappy Boss mixer & homemade stereo amp make the cats ears twitch."
MIDI Touch - Domestic Cat
iPads on eBay
Pittsburgh Modular Generator / Analog Delay / Oscillator Test Patch
YouTube Uploaded by amphonic on Apr 28, 2011
"This is a modular patch using all of the Pittsburgh Modular modules. All of the percussion sounds are produced using 2 Generator modules. The lead sound is 3 Oscillator modules sent into a Doepfer A-105 filter then into the Analog Delay. The kick/bass is a VILFO running at audio rate. 2 Timetables are creating all the rhythms."
BadNraD "Bad Girl" EP release party video flyer!!!
YouTube Uploaded by badnrad on Apr 28, 2011
A Furture Retro and some Moog operatic synth spotting after 2:30.
"http://www.badnrad.com ===D ~ Video Flyer for the release of BadNraD's new Bad Girl EP featuring the most rad-iculous rude dude on the block, Shnozz Toxic! Kick back and relaxx as Shnozz gives you a sneak peak at the new jamz!
CALLING ALL BNR FANNNNZ: BadNraD needs your help... request "Bad Girl" on 89.3 the Current here:
http://minnesota.publicradio.org/radio/services/the_current/playlist/song_det...
SIGN UP FOR THE BNR mailing list on http://www.badnrad.com
THEN GET YOUR ASS DOWN TO FIRST AVENUE in the 7th Street Entry June 10th for the Bad Girl EP release party!!!!! Local rad squad Retrospecs will be performing and stay tuned for tba festivities ;) There will be new BadNraD merch available (BNR shirts and Bad Girl shorts for the ladies) and of course ... the new EP! See ya there!!!
TOP SECRET: Rumor has it, if you bring a Dream Phone to the show you get a FREE copy of the new EP!!! Like TOTALLY... OMG!!!"
Making a YUZO KOSHIRO (STREETS OF RAGE etc.) Style Beat! On Electribe EMX
YouTube Uploaded by VJFranzK on Apr 29, 2011
"!!!"
Buchla3SeqVid
YouTube Uploaded by deb7680 on Apr 29, 2011
"A suite on the same type of patches around the use of the 285e (Balanced Modulator and Frequency Shifter) and 291e (Triple Morphing Filter), but there are changes envelopes 281e and CV from 266e, where a result very different from Buchla's Bar Club. One possibility is very interesting from the 285e to be able to obtain from the same patch of alternating different séquences both the Balanced Modulator and Frequency Shifter reference source (internal and external) because even without an external source, the permutations give very different results .
Une suite sur le même type de patchs autour de l'utilisation du 285e (Balanced Modulator et Frequency Shifter) et le 291e(Triple Morphing Filter), mais il y a des modifications d'enveloppes et de flux CV du 266e, d'où un résultat très différent de Buchla's Bar Club. Une des possibilités très intéressante du 285e est de pouvoir obtenir à partir du même patch des séquences différentes en alternant tant pour le Balanced Modulator et Frequency Shifter la référence source (interne et externe) car même sans source externe, les permutations donnent des résultats très différents."
The Terrible Twins 2011.m4v
YouTube Uploaded by keithandjude on Apr 29, 2011
"My Two custom x0xb0xen. Lovingly built by The Beast, & Andy Pledger. Aluminium cases by Substyler & rehoused by Phono. Custom x0xen at their best."
SunVox: true 1bit sound
YouTube Uploaded by NightRadio2007 on Apr 29, 2011
"SunVox official page: http://www.warmplace.ru/soft/sunvox/"
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Roland D-50 Linear Synthesizer
via this auction
"Comes with Manual, Memory Card and Sustain Pedal.
Has 16 Polyphonic voices.
Can store 64 patches.
MIDI compatible."
"Comes with Manual, Memory Card and Sustain Pedal.
Has 16 Polyphonic voices.
Can store 64 patches.
MIDI compatible."
67 Brass Attempt Gone Wrong
YouTube Uploaded by 7thDanSound on Apr 28, 2011
"I wanted to see if I could make a decent brass imitation with the 258v but had no luck. So I tried the 259e instead and had a lot of fun! The melody is borrowed from Kraftwerk and I had help from RZ-1 with it, so thanks goes to him. I use two channels of the 292e to be able to control the filtering a bit better."
KORG WAVEDRUM Mini [Sensor Clip]
YouTube Uploaded by KORGINC on Apr 28, 2011
"あのWAVEDRUMがコンパクトになった!電池駆動、スピーカー内蔵、新発想のセンサー内蔵クリップにより、さらに躍動するWAVEDRUM Mini新登場。"
Googlish:
"That was a compact WAVEDRUM! Battery-powered, built-in speaker, built-in clip allows sensor new concept, the more vibrant Introducing WAVEDRUM Mini."
The Algorütmid Hardware AH-1
via algorütmid
"This was an usual cheap piano for kids but it had 4 drum pads and oppurtunity to record your play for few seconds. So i bent it, to make it sound juicier I added zoom r16 effects. Sad thing is that when my band mate started to connect it with Machinedrum it sliped from fingers and cracked... Samples are arranged in Renoise 2.7beta, but nothing more than arranged."
"PS. AH stands for Algorütmid Hardware"
"This was an usual cheap piano for kids but it had 4 drum pads and oppurtunity to record your play for few seconds. So i bent it, to make it sound juicier I added zoom r16 effects. Sad thing is that when my band mate started to connect it with Machinedrum it sliped from fingers and cracked... Samples are arranged in Renoise 2.7beta, but nothing more than arranged."
"PS. AH stands for Algorütmid Hardware"
the Organ Dronor
YouTube Uploaded by JvGrieken on Apr 28, 2011
"This project has been a long time coming, but the first prototype is finally done. Still some minor changes to be made, mainly around the filter and a CV input for the filter. Im currently developing a kit, contact me if you're interested.
-2 triangle oscillators with fine tune knob for those tearing slow drones.
-2 triangle LFO's with interchangable capacitors to set the range.
-LFO amount for both sides
-LED reflector rate indicators
-custom filter with resonance control
-on/off and volume
sorry for the bad video quality, my camera is old and doesn't like low lighting conditions. The audio was recorded raw into ableton live directly from the output without any filtering or effects."
Playing with it self
YouTube Uploaded by jenamu6 on Apr 28, 2011
"Self playing patch, driven by KLEE and Wogglebug.
FX Deluxe memory boy and memoryman hazarai.
Macbeth M5 and eurorack playing nice."
Susan Rom - Little Intermezzo (Demo)
YouTube Uploaded by susarom on Apr 28, 2011
"Music: Susan Rom (Short Demo)
Instruments:
Roland JV-1080
Marvin VST - TromineGT
Tube Ohm - Anti Tanspirant
Reaktor 5 - Carbon
Elektrostudio - Micromoon
inclusive Skype Blop by Marko Ettlich - RetroSound ( sec. 0:09 ) ;D"
O-Generator - Clocks - Coldplay
YouTube Uploaded by ogenerator on Apr 28, 2011
"O-Generator Music Maker is an App that can be used as a musical sketchpad to compose, learn, create and develop ideas in different styles whatever your musical level.
O-Generator's simple interface achieves sophisticated results. You can create and combine chords, choose individual notes and develop unique rhythmic patterns for your music compositions using an array of real instruments from drumkits to guitars. The beauty about O-Generator is that YOU compose the music.
http://www.o-generator.com"
O-Generator Acoustic Music Maker - O-Music Ltd
iPads on eBay
Circuit Bent Speak & Math With MIDI + Korg Electribe AE1
YouTube Uploaded by JorgeCortez01 on Nov 24, 2008
"A MIDIspeak Speak & Math being used as an electronic percussion module being triggered by the Korg Electribe AE1"
via this auction
"MIDISpeak version 2 from highlyliquid (check their site for sound samples!)
Use MIDI notes to trigger words, word fragments, garbled speech, percussion and bizarre sound effects
Trigger sounds in a controlled, repeatable manner
Select several "banks" of sounds by moving the MOD wheel on your controller, also responds to othercontrollers
can be used as a regular toy when not plug it to MIDI
comes with battery compartment lid
some scratches on the surface as expected from a kid's toy
works with 4 C batteries (not included)"
Akai S612 Sampler MD280 QD Drive, w/ Disks!!!
via this auction
"Akai S612 rack mount sampler, with MD280 QD disk drive, 11 Roland "Quick Disks" and printed manual... Interesting features of these units are the manual start/splice sliders for some interesting triggered effects, on-board LFO, a light filter, and looping effect. These 12-bit samplers were among the first digital samplers on the scene in the early 80's, and while don't have a large capacity or complicated sound reproduction, lo-fi or general phrase sampling is extremely easy to record and play back. Roland Quick Disks I have provided have Roland sound samples which are not readable by the unit, however, a small piece of tape over the square holes in the corners will allow you to record your own samples to disk with no problems. Quick disks are HARD to find, these were all that were available for a while."
"Akai S612 rack mount sampler, with MD280 QD disk drive, 11 Roland "Quick Disks" and printed manual... Interesting features of these units are the manual start/splice sliders for some interesting triggered effects, on-board LFO, a light filter, and looping effect. These 12-bit samplers were among the first digital samplers on the scene in the early 80's, and while don't have a large capacity or complicated sound reproduction, lo-fi or general phrase sampling is extremely easy to record and play back. Roland Quick Disks I have provided have Roland sound samples which are not readable by the unit, however, a small piece of tape over the square holes in the corners will allow you to record your own samples to disk with no problems. Quick disks are HARD to find, these were all that were available for a while."
Double Andore
YouTube Uploaded by henrikbjorkk on Apr 28, 2011
"Just plugged it in... Shit. This is deep."
Update:
Double Andore 2
Uploaded by henrikbjorkk on Apr 28, 2011
"More random wierdness and fun"
Double Andore 3
Uploaded by henrikbjorkk on Apr 28, 2011
SLABS: Arrays of Pressure Sensitive Touch Pads
This is a follow-up to the previous post. See that post for some events where you can check out SLABs in person.
Some info via UC Berkeley's Center for New Music & Audio Technologies:
"Goal
Arrays of pressure sensitive touch pads provide musicians with an expressive interface that can be mapped by software to behave in a variety of ways. The SLAB was designed to engage the body, to be both musically expressive and inspiring, to be easy to play at the entry level, and to be accepting of a lifelong development of virtuosity. Instead of discrete triggering mechanisms to start and stop musical events we chose continuous signal representations as the basis for the instrument. We chose Ethernet for I/O and wrote specialized Core Audio compatible drivers for OSX allowing us to send gesture data as audio data. As a consequence, gestures are tightly coupled to the sound.
One SLAB contains 24 touch pads and another has 32. We chose Interlinks’s VersaPad because of its pressure output. The x, y, and pressure of each pad is sent at 44.1 kHertz. On the SLABS32 there are 96 channels. Core Audio and Max/MSP handle this number of channels with ease using only a small percentage of the CPU. The data from the pad sensors is assembled in a Xilinx FPGA which also provides for an audio return path and connections to MIDI (Input Only) and Light Pipe. The SLABS use the Open Sound Control (OSC) protocol for programming a small display and two LED’s associated with each pad. OSC is sent to the host computer from the selector switches at the top of each column of pads."
Be sure to see UC Berkeley's Center for New Music & Audio Technologies for additional details and video.
Some info via UC Berkeley's Center for New Music & Audio Technologies:
"Goal
Arrays of pressure sensitive touch pads provide musicians with an expressive interface that can be mapped by software to behave in a variety of ways. The SLAB was designed to engage the body, to be both musically expressive and inspiring, to be easy to play at the entry level, and to be accepting of a lifelong development of virtuosity. Instead of discrete triggering mechanisms to start and stop musical events we chose continuous signal representations as the basis for the instrument. We chose Ethernet for I/O and wrote specialized Core Audio compatible drivers for OSX allowing us to send gesture data as audio data. As a consequence, gestures are tightly coupled to the sound.
One SLAB contains 24 touch pads and another has 32. We chose Interlinks’s VersaPad because of its pressure output. The x, y, and pressure of each pad is sent at 44.1 kHertz. On the SLABS32 there are 96 channels. Core Audio and Max/MSP handle this number of channels with ease using only a small percentage of the CPU. The data from the pad sensors is assembled in a Xilinx FPGA which also provides for an audio return path and connections to MIDI (Input Only) and Light Pipe. The SLABS use the Open Sound Control (OSC) protocol for programming a small display and two LED’s associated with each pad. OSC is sent to the host computer from the selector switches at the top of each column of pads."
Be sure to see UC Berkeley's Center for New Music & Audio Technologies for additional details and video.
Roger Linn Events Featuring Eigenharp, Haken & SLABS
This in via Eigenharp:
"I'm writing to let you know about four events We will be attending in the San Francisco area from May 5th through 9th, Hosted by Roger Linn of Linn drum fame. We will be presenting the Eigenharps along with other revolutionary electronic instruments:
1) The Eigenharp, demonstrated by Geert Bevin, Senior Software Developer from UK-based Eigenlabs.
2) The Continuum from Haken Audio, demonstrated by bay area pianist Ed Goldfarb.
3) SLABS, a new instrument designed by David Wessel, director of Cal Berkeley's CNMAT computer music department.
4) The LinnStrument prototype by Roger Linn [see this video presentation of Roger Linn and this post announcing the Linnstrument back on May 15 of 2010.]
One thing that makes these instruments so uniquely expressive is their ability to sense the precise movements of each finger in 3-dimensional space (for example, pressure for note expression, left/right for pitch, and forward/backward for timbre), and to do that for all fingers simultaneously. But each instrument also presents many other innovative ideas and improvements over the limitations of traditional mechanical-age instruments.
Here are the events:
Thursday, May 5 from 7 to 9 p.m.
Stanford University's Center for Computer Research in Music and Audio (CCRMA)
660 Lomita Dr. Stanford, CA 94305
Directions: https://ccrma.stanford.edu/about/directions
At this event, the Eigenharp, Continuum and LinnStrument will be demonstrated and discussed.
Friday, May 6 from 7 to 9 p.m.
University of California Berkeley's Center For New Music and Audio Technologies (CNMAT)
1750 Arch Street, Berkeley, CA 94709
http://cnmat.berkeley.edu/
At this event, the Eigenharp. SLABS and LinnStrument will be demonstrated and discussed.
Saturday, May 7 from 2 to 4 p.m.
Guitar Center San Francisco, Pro Audio Department
1645 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94109
At this event, the Eigenharp and LinnStrument will be demonstrated and discussed.
Monday, May 9 from 4:45 to 5:45 p.m.
SF Music Tech Conference
Hotel Kabuki, 1625 Post Street, San Francisco, CA 94115
At this event, the Eigenharp, Continuum and LinnStrument will be demonstrated and discussed.
Note: Conference entry fee is required--see www.sfmusictech.com
Please join us to see, learn about--and even try out for yourself--these radical new instruments that are changing the way music is made. Please note that these instruments are not otherwise available in the bay area to see or try out."
"I'm writing to let you know about four events We will be attending in the San Francisco area from May 5th through 9th, Hosted by Roger Linn of Linn drum fame. We will be presenting the Eigenharps along with other revolutionary electronic instruments:
1) The Eigenharp, demonstrated by Geert Bevin, Senior Software Developer from UK-based Eigenlabs.
2) The Continuum from Haken Audio, demonstrated by bay area pianist Ed Goldfarb.
3) SLABS, a new instrument designed by David Wessel, director of Cal Berkeley's CNMAT computer music department.
4) The LinnStrument prototype by Roger Linn [see this video presentation of Roger Linn and this post announcing the Linnstrument back on May 15 of 2010.]
One thing that makes these instruments so uniquely expressive is their ability to sense the precise movements of each finger in 3-dimensional space (for example, pressure for note expression, left/right for pitch, and forward/backward for timbre), and to do that for all fingers simultaneously. But each instrument also presents many other innovative ideas and improvements over the limitations of traditional mechanical-age instruments.
Here are the events:
Thursday, May 5 from 7 to 9 p.m.
Stanford University's Center for Computer Research in Music and Audio (CCRMA)
660 Lomita Dr. Stanford, CA 94305
Directions: https://ccrma.stanford.edu/about/directions
At this event, the Eigenharp, Continuum and LinnStrument will be demonstrated and discussed.
Friday, May 6 from 7 to 9 p.m.
University of California Berkeley's Center For New Music and Audio Technologies (CNMAT)
1750 Arch Street, Berkeley, CA 94709
http://cnmat.berkeley.edu/
At this event, the Eigenharp. SLABS and LinnStrument will be demonstrated and discussed.
Saturday, May 7 from 2 to 4 p.m.
Guitar Center San Francisco, Pro Audio Department
1645 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94109
At this event, the Eigenharp and LinnStrument will be demonstrated and discussed.
Monday, May 9 from 4:45 to 5:45 p.m.
SF Music Tech Conference
Hotel Kabuki, 1625 Post Street, San Francisco, CA 94115
At this event, the Eigenharp, Continuum and LinnStrument will be demonstrated and discussed.
Note: Conference entry fee is required--see www.sfmusictech.com
Please join us to see, learn about--and even try out for yourself--these radical new instruments that are changing the way music is made. Please note that these instruments are not otherwise available in the bay area to see or try out."
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Haken Continuum Industrial Stand
"The Continuum Stand holds the Continuum Fingerboard in an completely stable fashion, allowing for the user's playing techniques to transfer directly to the playing surface without a traditional stand's unwanted lateral and vertical movements."
via Haken
Five G Moog TAURUS RACK
via Five G
via pokmijn
"It is the one that MOOG TAURUS was rackmounted with FiveG.JAPAN ON/OFF of the note and the pipe bend and ON/OFF of the MOD wheel and GLIDE can be controlled with MIDI."
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