MATRIXSYNTH: Friday, April 9, 2010


Friday, April 09, 2010

Jomox M.Brane 11


flickr by Nova Musik

"True analog percussion synth"

http://novamusik.com/

Andy Wig - EML Frog Semiotics


YouTube via arthurpainter — April 09, 2010

— "A nifty little video showcasing my EML 400 Sequential Synthesizer shadowed by my EML 200 modular synth. The title is a response to one of the comments posted for my "EML Petite Miasma" video. Enjoy!"

Andy Wig - EML After Gerber

"arthurpainter — April 09, 2010 —

The third in this series of EML improvs, again featuring my EML 400 Sequential Synthesizer and EML 200 modular synth. More to come."

click here and scroll for more.

1Song1Week1Year - Week 15 - Busking


YouTube via DJDJSMusic — April 09, 2010 — "When I first saw the Tenori-On on other people's YouTube Videos I knew I wanted to have one, despite the negative comments some people where making on various boards (I knew that those people just didn't get it). But the most amazing thing about my sudden love affair with an instrument I didn't even know existed before last August was that I saw myself standing in front of an audience playing music with one.

Now this may not seem a big deal to you. But I am someone who spent my teen years either reading SF books or playing computer games, and who spent his professional life programming computers. I have no musical training, I don't know a "Key" from a "Cord" and couldn't hold a tune to save my own life. But suddenly I have this image of playing my music in front of a live audience. Well... at 43 years of age I guess I'm having a mid life crisis.

I have had great fun this past half year with my on-line social networking and making my YouTube videos. But there is only one true test for music and that is playing in front of a live audience.

So last Saturday I purchased a battery powered Amp. and I have spent the last week practising my songs "out loud" for the first time.
Tomorrow's weather forecast is "Dry with sunny spells" so I don't have the usual Irish excuse of the weather to stop me. Will I actually be able to hold my nerve to stand in the street and play my music, and what will the people passing by make of it?
Stop by my blog http://www.djdjs.com/ for updates :)
PS Luckily I'll be able to delete this comment if it all goes pear shaped."

A progressive theme


YouTube via attorks — April 09, 2010 — "This sequence developed while I was experimenting with my newly built Ian Fritz Teezer Through-Zero VCO. Also the Buchla LoPass Gate is used to mix various sources. The Doepfer MAQ16/3 has an 8 step sequence on row 1 which is driving the Synthesizers.com, the TZ VCO and the Blacet MiniWave. Row 2 has an 8 step sequence which is driving the self-built Modular. Row 3 has a 16 step sequence driving the Roland XP-80 with a bass sound. The solo is performed on the Clavia Nord Lead 1 and the high string sound come from the Waldorf Q Keyboard."

Blacet VCA2930 Released

via the Blacet newsletter:

"Our Quad VCA/Mixer with Master Channel is currently released for pre orders.

Five voltage controlled VCAs with continuously variable expo to linear response.

Four VCAs can be used separately or normalled to Master VCA.

Built in normalling for switchable dual panners. Only one CV needed for each panner.

Shipments expected mid May.

http://www.blacet.com/store2.html"

XLR8R TV Episode 29: Simian Mobile Disco


YouTube via XLR8RTV — October 09, 2007 —

"Simian Mobile Disco are best known for their studio work with bands like Justice, Klaxons, The Go! Team and The Rapture. Instead of leaving their studio behind for their first solo tour, SMD packed the whole thing up, brought it around the world and dissected it for us in this episode.

Download a full res version of this episode at:
http://www.revision3.com/xlr8rtv/disco
or subscribe to the video podcast at:
http://www.revision3.com/xlr8rtv"

via Dustin Sedlacek

APC 20 Introduction


YouTube via AkaiProVideo — April 09, 2010 — "Ableton users now have something new to be happy about: APC20 offers legendary Akai Pro APC build quality with a compact footprint. It's also the ideal companion for your APC40, all for under $200 U.S."

Sekuensaa

Sekuensaa from Sensaa on Vimeo.


"This is a musical exploration experience in which multiple participants simultaneously interact with a sound synthesizer by arranging a special set of pieces on top of a multitouch surface.

Pieces exhibit different behaviours when placed on the surface - some act like triggers in a drum machine, some behave like a kaoss pad, while others add extra layers of sound to make the performance really come together. Pieces are sensitive to their position and orientation on the table, so users can cycle through different instruments or modulate sound parameters with a simple twisting or sliding motion.

We believe the key here is to design a system which is simple enough for people with little musical ability to enjoy, while providing enough control to allow people with a stronger background to deliver more complex performances. It´s similar to the reactable, but provides a simpler interface for everyone to enjoy.

Sound design and music production by Santiago Abadía

Please visit sensaa.com for more info."

Hofstra Honors Herb Deutsch with Moog Modular Display

"Hofstra Honors Professor Emeritus of Music Herbert Deutsch and Unveils

A Display of the Moog Synthesizer That He Co-Created with Robert Moog,

An Invention That Revolutionized Music

Wednesday, April 14, 2010, at 11:15 a.m., New Academic Building, South Campus

Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY … Hofstra University Professor Emeritus of Music Herbert Deutsch will be honored for his years of service to the University and his place in music history in a special ceremony on April 14, 2010, at 11:15 a.m. The ceremony will see the unveiling of a display featuring the Moog synthesizer, co-created by Dr. Robert Moog and Professor Deutsch in 1964 –an invention that changed the course of music history.

The display is situated in Hofstra’s New Academic Building, located on the South Campus. In addition to Hofstra students, alumni, faculty and administrators, the ceremony will be attended by Michael Adams, president of Moog Music, located in Asheville, North Carolina.

Professor Deutsch, who is a resident of Massapequa Park, NY, is also a Hofstra alumnus, having graduated in 1956 with a B.S. in education. He returned to the University as a professor in the early 1960s. At a 1963 New York State School Music Association Conference, Professor Deutsch met Dr. Robert Moog , who invited him to collaborate on the design and development of a music synthesizer. Professor Deutsch received a $200 research grant from Hofstra to be used toward expenses on the project. Dr. Moog and Professor Deutsch designed the first prototype synthesizer in July 1964 and completed its construction by the fall of that same year.

Professor Deutsch is also a well-known composer, who has received approximately 15 ASCAP awards and more than 20 Meet the Composer grants. In 2007 he was named Music Educator of Note by the Long Island Music Hall of Fame. A composer of music in various media, Professor Deutsch’s work has been widely performed and commissioned works have been featured at national and regional conferences of The Music Educators National Conference, Small Computers and the Arts Network, the Society for Electro acoustic Music in the United States and other organizations.

In 1972 he co-founded and currently serves as president of the Long Island Composers Alliance (LICA). He has served several previous terms as president and is also the Alliance’s archivist. In 1973 he created the first "Music By and For Students" concert for LICA. During his teaching career at Hofstra, he founded the Jazz Ensemble, the Electronic Music Studios, The New Music Ensemble and developed B.S. degree programs in Composition/Theory, Jazz & Commercial Music and Music Merchandising.

The display that will be featured at the April 14 ceremony showcases not only Hofstra’s first synthesizer but also correspondence from Dr. Moog and a congratulatory letter from Hofstra confirming Professor Deutsch’s $200 research grant.

For more information on the ceremony, call Hofstra’s Department of Music at (516) 463-5490 or the Office of University Relations at (516) 463-6819.

About Moog Music: Moog Music and its customers carry on the legacy of Bob Moog, who along with Herb Deutsch invented the synthesizer. Moog designs and manufactures electronic musical instruments, including Little Phatty® and Minimoog® Voyager® synthesizers, Moogerfooger® effects modules, Etherwave® theremins and The Moog Guitar. Founded by Bob Moog, Moog Music designs and manufactures its products in Asheville, N.C."

Gakken SX-150 Analog Synth

flickr set by alienmeatsack
(click for more)

"I had to find out why people talked about this so much. It's cheap cheap cheap but sounds nice."


You can still find the Gakken SX-150 on Ebay.


LELL UDS

via this auction

" RARE SOVIET ANALOG ELECTRONIC DRUM MODULE, MADE IN USSR BY "LELL".

• LELL UDS is 2-channel analogue drum synthesizer.

• This auction drum synth was made in July 1989 in Moscow. Serial number: 07899850.

• Synthesis System - Analogue subtractive.

• Polyphony - monophonic.

• Oscillators: VCO x 2 + Noise x 2, Oscillators Waves: sawtooth, square.

• Controls on rear panel for each channel: Gain, Tone, Attack, Release, Space, Frequency, Filter. There is also balance between noise & tone generators and master level.

• Connectors on the rear panel - 2 audio inputs, audio output MONO on 1/4'' standard jack.

• Weight: 6 kg - Power Supply: 220/240V.

• No MIDI. You can trigger it from any audio output - synthesizer, drum machine or virtual instrument from analog output of Your soundcard."


ELSITA-Vintage 4ch Analog DRUM Module Synthesizer


via this auction

" RARE SOVIET ANALOG ELECTRONIC DRUM MODULE, MADE IN CCCP BY "RMIF".

• ELSITA Rmif is 4-channel analogue drum synthesizer.

• This auction drum synth was made in October 1991 in USSR. Serial number 8182.

• Synthesis System - Analogue subtractive.

• Built-in metronome, what you can assign to one or two osc.

• Oscillators: VCO x 2 + Noise x 2, Oscillators Waves: sawtooth, square.

• Controls on rear panel for each channel: Gain, Tone, Attack, Release, Filter. There is also switch and balance between noise & tone generators and master level.

Connectors on on the rear panel - 4 trigger audio inputs and main audio Out on standard 1/4' jack, sequencer input,and phones output MONO on 5-Din.

• Power Supply: 220/240 V.

• No MIDI. You can trigger it from any audio output - synthesizer, drum machine or virtual instrument from analog output of Your soundcard."

Circuit Bent SOUNDS AND LIGHT

via this auction
"SOUNDS AND LIGHT unit. It has 4 different light patterns and 4 different sound loops of new age sounding pads..guitar,strings,windchime sounds..etc. The light patterns change each of the small boxes to different light combinations. This unit looks great on stage and it's soundscape drones are great as a background pad to lay some cool electronic sounds on top of.

I have add 2 body contacts,a pitch pot with ball knob to turn the pitch waaaaay down for amazing drone/trance sounds and a 1/4" output jack to send the signal to an amp or stereo system.

A great source for sampling sounds or for use live on stage. The size of this unit is approx.5" dia. and 4" high. It uses 4 ``AA`` cells,not included.

The unit you are bidding on, it is fully circuit bent, tested and packaged and ready to ship the next day after i receive payment, so you receive it in a few days.

I have been making and selling strange electronic instruments and circuit bent creations for 28 years. I have been selling on ebay for 10 years. I only use high quality new switches and wire and other electronic components in my circuit bent units. So if you are looking for a quality circuit bent instrument that looks great and sounds even better, look no further, you have found it.

Here is a list of the circuit bent features:
- 2 body contacts that change the pitch and tone of the sound when you touch them.
- 1 Pitch change pot with ball knob to drop the pitch waaaaay down for amazing drone/trance sounds.
- 1 1/8" audio output to send the signal to an amp or stereo system.

This unit will work as normal with all bend switches off.This unit is designed for recording sounds in the studio. It can make some amazing sounds and drones! It makes sounds that you can't get from any other instrument! Great for techno, sound FX, electronic music."

Inside a New Tom Oberheim SEM


via sequencer.de

Detachment 3 Engineering Archangel to Appear at AHMW


via Suit & Tie Guy

"this is going to AHMW2010"

See the Detachment 3 Engineering label below for more including video.

Roland JP-8000 | demo (1 of 2) by syntezatory.prv.pl


YouTube via Jexus — April 09, 2010 — "Demo of 1996 Roland JP8000. All sounds programmed by WC Olo Garb. Video editing by WC Olo Garb.

Syntezatory.prv.pl Videos: showing you not what a synthesizer can do, but what a man can do with a synthesizer."

Roland JP-8000 | demo (2 of 2) by syntezatory.prv.pl

Roland TR-707 & TR-909 Ride and Crash Cymbals


YouTube via zibbybone — April 09, 2010 — "There's a bit of debate whether or not the 707's cymbals are the same as on the 909. I did my best to match the pitch of the 909's cymbals to the 707. 909 is in left channel, 707 in right.
You be the judge."

Needless EMS VC3S


Needless on MySpace

"packing a suitcase for a ghost"

Serge Modular Tracks by Cebec

set 1 by cebec

set 2 by cebec

boundary by cebec

ridge f by cebec

x0xi0


x0xi0

A new x0xb0x Website

life on five twelve

life on five twelve from tehn on Vimeo.


"conway's life running on a monome five twelve.
music by tehn, plus dishes being sorted."

Studio_Tour2.mpg


YouTube via ISOTROPOSPHERE — April 09, 2010 — "A brief walk around of my Studio space, the modular has changed from what is seen here, more modules, more modules, more modules.............
Layout is still the same with some additional pieces of hardware gear besides the modular changes. The music is just something I threw together for the video."

Modular and echoplex treatments on Necromonkey drums


YouTube via RothHandle — April 09, 2010 — "A good day in the studio...mumbling about in a new confusing shirt having some sound fun...This shows me doing some treatments on some Necromonkey drums. Later on I destroyed some White Willow ones.

This film was recorded at Roth Händle studios in Stockholm. This is where I spend my days and some oif my nights trying to record and produce music. This is a lot of fun. The studio is open to the public so if you feel like coming by for a cup of coffee or to record a triple concept album about goblins all performed on glitchy cables you are more than welcome."

bubblesounds ulfo and Zorlon Cannon


YouTube via iammodman — April 09, 2010 — some bleeps

FLame_Tame_Test.mpg


YouTube via ISOTROPOSPHERE — April 09, 2010 — "Testing the Flame Tame machine with the Technosaurus Cyclodon sequencer. The sounds heard are from the Microcon I, a Sine wave from the Tiptop Z3000, the square wave osc. from the Effexon, and the Thingamagoop2 being processed through the WMD Giger Counter with flanger effect from the Alesis mixer. First three sounds sources are going through the QMMG and out to the mixer (no effects) from the Format Jumbler.

Tame machine controlling all event timing and receiving cv from the cyclodon sequencer. Not much visually here, turned the lights off to enjoy the ambiance and added a camera effect to the video. Enjoy!!"

mono-poly @ sanguli salou.mov


YouTube via waveshaper — April 09, 2010 — Recorded using iVidCam on my iPhone.

video_2010-04-09_13.58.27.mov

How to program a Roland TR-606


YouTube via phono1337 — April 09, 2010 — "more info at http://www.dinsync.info"

Novation & Ableton: Innovations #2, London


YouTube via NovationTV — April 09, 2010 — "The second of Ableton and Novation's quarterly Innovations events took place in early April. The venue was the super-cool Jamm in Brixton, and the line-up included Echaskech, Jon Hopkins and Hexstatic, as well as Matt Masters, Paddy Freeform and the Ableton All-Stars DJs."

Two Bach pieces on two synths - in the style of W. Carlos


YouTube via syntesen — April 09, 2010 — "Just two short pieces this time ;)

The Ach Was Soll Ich Sünder Machen choral prelude. And a new version of "O Jesulein Süß". The former is played on the Access Virus TI synth, the latter on the Nord Lead 2X.

They are in two very different styles - the choral prelude is a fast staccato piece, whereas the SATB choral has a more sustained, ethereal feel."

Evolve Mutations 2


YouTube via NativeInstruments — April 09, 2010 — "This video demonstrates the powerful and dramatic content of Evolve Mutations 2. See how Heavyocity and Native Instruments take sound design for the modern composer into new realms."

FL Studio Guru - FL Studio 9.1 Top 10 New Features


YouTube via imageline — April 09, 2010 — "This video showcases 10 selected new features in FL Studio 9.1

To download the complete list visit LoopTalk here:

http://forum.image-line.com/viewtopic...

FL Studio 9.1 is scheduled for release the week staring April 12 2010."

Minimoog Voyager Instructional Videos - Introduction


YouTube via MoogMusicInc — April 09, 2010 — "If you're an experienced Voyager player or are just thinking about taking the step up to one, these videos are for you. Brian Kehew (Moog Cookbook, The Who) unlocks the mystery behind every knob, switch, and button, revealing the secrets to putting your finger in the electronic pulse.

These videos taken from the Moog Sonic Infinity Series DVD collection are an easy way to learn more about this iconic synthesizer and about synthesis in general."

Update:

Voyager DVD_oscillators.mov


3 - Voyager Instructional Videos - Envelopes

YouTube via MoogMusicInc — April 23, 2010 — "If you're an experienced Voyager player or are just thinking about taking the step up to one, these videos are for you. Brian Kehew (Moog Cookbook, The Who) unlocks the mystery behind every knob, switch, and button, revealing the secrets to putting your finger in the electronic pulse.

These videos taken from the Moog Sonic Infinity Series DVD collection are an easy way to learn more about this iconic synthesizer and about synthesis in general.

For more information, visit www.moogmusic.com/voyager"

4 - Voyager Instructional Videos - Filters

YouTube via MoogMusicInc — June 14, 2010 — "If you're an experienced Voyager player or are just thinking about taking the step up to one, these videos are for you. Brian Kehew (Moog Cookbook, The Who) unlocks the mystery behind every knob, switch, and button, revealing the secrets to putting your finger in the electronic pulse.

These videos taken from the Moog Sonic Infinity Series DVD collection are an easy way to learn more about this iconic synthesizer and about synthesis in general.

For more information, visit www.moogmusic.com/voyager"

Deftaudio Laserharp интервью с разработчиком (RUS), Infox


YouTube via DeftAudio — April 09, 2010 — "Интервью от 16 Марта 2009г агентству Infox где разработчик рассказывает о создании лазерной арфы. Полная версия доступна по ссылке: http://infox.ru/science/tech/2009/03/..."
"Interview on 16 March 2009, the agency Infox where a developer talks about creating a laser harp. Full version is available at: [link]"
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