Wasting electricity

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Emerson Lake and Palmer were once famously described by John Peel as ‘a waste of electricity’. However, that was one thing I didn’t agree with him about because when I was 11 years old they were my favorite band. I still know every word, keyboard part and drum fill on every album off by heart. So I was watching a short film about their first ever gig at the IOW festival in 1970 today on Sky Arts, and there was this new clip of Keithy-boy that I had not seen before. So I recorded it on my iphone (sorry for rubbish quality)

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How To Produce Massive Skrillex Basslines

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Tutorial on how to create basslines using NI’s Massive

Shared via samplemagic

Alice in Videoland’s 4th album

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Swedish electroclash bans Alice In Videoland are finally set to release their fourth album “A Million Thoughts and They’re All About You” on CD on 24 January, three months after being available exclusively on iTunes. The highlight of the record is a cover of “Buffalo Stance”, a hit for fellow hit Swedish pop star Neneh Cherry. The ten-track LP is the band’s fourth studio album and picks up right where their last album, 2008’s “She’s a Machine”, left off.

Tracks:

  1. Take Me With You
  2. Little Bird
  3. Spaceship
  4. Something New
  5. In A Band
  6. No Matter
  7. Bender
  8. Last Lover
  9. Buffalo Stance
  10. Spaceship (The at least somewhat censored Version)
  11. Little Bird (100 Volt remix)

Just in time for Namm – Rob Papen releases new stuff

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Just in time to show off at Namm 2011, Rob Papen has released a complete synth and effect collection – eXplorer. Combining all Rob Papen virtual synths plus the company’s two award winning effects plug-ins, eXplorer provides all the tools you need for contemporary music production including thousands of rich, complex, track-ready presets created by Rob Papen and guest artists including acclaimed DnB artists Noisia.

To summarise, eXplorer includes:
– Blue 1.9: FM, phase distortion, wave shaping and subtractive synth
– SubBoomBass: Ultra deep groove bass synth with built-in step sequencer.
– Predator: Phat analog synth with killer presets and first class features. Also includes Predator FX – a filter, modulation, vocoder and effects plug-in.
– RG: Electric and acoustic guitar grooves with sequencer and synth effects.
– RP-Delay: Multi-reverse, 6 lines, 8 filters, 4 LFOs and more
– RP-Verb: An advanced, transparent and musical algorithm with easy controls.

Price: £499.00 / €585.00 (Available now in DVD or download format).

Time+Space

More crazy stuff – Sauerkraut Synthesizer

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Gordon Monahan uses fruits, vegetables, and a jar of sauerkraut as voltage controllers for a software synthesizer built with ppooll-max/msp and an arduino interface. Performed live at the Subtle Technologies Festival, on board a cruise ship in Toronto Harbour, June 5, 2010.

The Sauerkraut Synthesizer is based on a technical prototype using lemons (The Lemon Synthesizer), developed as a collaboration between Gordon Monahan, Akemi Takeya, and Noid, in Vienna, March, 2009.

Digging the Vodka beat

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European multitalent Tua produces a beat solely with sounds of a vodka bottle.


Tua und Vasee auf Evigila Tour 2010:

10.12 Braunschweig, Jolly Joker
11.12 Hamburg, West Coast Lounge
12.12 Berlin, Stellas Hangar (Kein VVK / Nur Abendkasse)
17.12 Reutlingen, Franz K.
21.01 Würzburg, bhof
22.01 Crailsheim, Ratskeller
23.01 München, Feierwerk
27.01 Stuttgart, Zwölfzehn
28.01 Mannheim, Rampenlicht
29.01 Köln, Underground

Karten gibt es ab 10EUR auf http://www.eventbuero.com und an allen bekannten Vorverkaufstellen.

Quick demo of the eyoControl for the iPad

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eyoControl is a set of MIDI controllers for the iPad, including a control surface, a dual keyboard MIDI controller, a pad set, an X/Y controller. It connects to your Mac or Windows Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) through the native iPad MIDI wireless connection, or optionally the dedicated eyoControl Server app (Mac only) for advanced connectivity options. Check out http://eyosido.com for details.”

eyoControl - Eyosido Software / Lau

eyoControl includes the following controllers:

  • Surface: a control surface supporting the Mackie Control protocol. Surface presents a traditional Mixer view with per-track buttons/knobs/faders, and a Panel View with quick access to the status of 64 tracks. Supports major DAW such as Logic, Cubase… (read details about DAW support at http://eyosido.com/eyocontrol/surface).
  • Pad: a 4/6/8/12-pads MIDI controller with tap-location sensitive (controls MIDI note velocity) pads suitable to play drum parts. Each pad has a configurable color/MIDI channel/note. A global velocity slider adds up to the velocity control of each pad.
  • Keys: a dual keyboard MIDI controller with separate MIDI channels assignable per keyboard. Choose among three key widths per keyboard, and customize key colors. A global velocity slider controls note velocity.
  • mXY: a multi X/Y controller featuring four independent, highly configurable X/Y controllers. Choose among 55 MIDI continuous controllers or pitch bend to assign. Each axis can be swapped, muted, reversed, mirrored etc…

Phatty Tuner Alternate Scales Editor

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Chris Rosser takes us on a sonic world tour with the Slim Phatty and Little Phatty. With Moog’s Phatty Tuner software, musicians can retune each note of the octave and compose in scales once available only to players of hard-to-find world instruments. Indian, Chinese and Turkish scales are now easily accessible along with Meantone, Pythagorean, Just and other historic and experimental temperaments.

Available for the Slim Phatty and coming soon for the Little Phatty with OS v3.0, this free download makes experimenting with alternate scales a breeze. Tuning data is easily editable and is displayed as a ratio, frequency and in cents. Scala files (www.huygens-fokker.org/scala) can be imported and exported for use with other tuning software. An unlimited number of tunings can be saved on your computer and the synthesizer’s hardware can store up to thirty-two different tunings; enough to take you around the world and back again.

If your musical explorations actually take you around the world, the Little Phatty and Slim Phatty’s convenient size and universal power supplies make them ideal travel partners.

Visit www.moogmusic.com/slimphatty for more information.

New stuff from Scandinavian Cock

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Andy LaPlegua  (inter alia, Combichrist, Panzer AG, Icon Of Coil) has for some time been working with his new side project Scandinavian Cock. The first material is now on its way through the American Metropolis Records with four-track EP was “Uncut”, which also contains a cover of The Dead Boys classic “Sonic Reducer”.

With Scandinavian Cock we are given a small electronic and clear punkier version of the multi-faceted Andy LaPlegua. Something that is not particularly surprising since the Norwegian in his career been active in most of the music scene in Finland. He made industrial rock with the Devils Into Crime, experimented with hip-hop during his time with the LAW, with punk bands Fleshfire and My Right Choice and even metal with Lash Out. In addition, he also worked with trance and club music, with projects including Sector9 and Plastic Life.

EP was “Uncut” released on 24 January via Metropolis Records.

37 MiniMoog Testing

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I just bought another vintage MiniMoog Model D and thought I’d do a video while testing that everything works. It turned out a decent walk through of quite a few of the sounds a MiniMoog can make.

I don’t really know if one “needs” two MiniMoog but the price was right so I kind of had to. Also, I think there are some cool things that can be done with two Minis I suppose :) So keep an eye open for that!

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