More analog love by RetroSound
Featuring Logan String Machine, Moog Taurus 1 Bass Pedals and Oberheim OB-X. Sounds like a lost tape of Pink Floyd mid seventies…
More Reason Rack Extensions coming up
SugarBytes releases Spectralizer as Rack Extension in Reason 6.5.
Michelle Moog-Koussa interviews Edgar Froese
A rare interview featuring Tangerine Dream’s Edgar Froese and Thorsten Quaeschning, prior to their show at Moogfest 2011, sharing their thoughts on the the role of Bob Moog in electronic music, Moog modular synthesisers and more.
New Reaktor esemble by Twisted Tools
Twisted Tools has released another Reaktor ensemble.
S-LAYER is a sound creation tool that allows you to create, edit and play new sound combinations by taking samples and layering them together using an eight part sampler and an intuitive cell layout. By combining sounds from the included sample map or your existing sample library, S-LAYER facilitates the discovery of new oneshots, sound effects and loops from pre-existing sample content. Whether you’re looking for a new way to create thick drum samples for hip-hop or a massive impact sound effect for game, S-LAYER delivers.
Space station controller
The Drum Machine is a unique audio visual experience which provides up to six users a chance to jam in time together and create an unexpected live improvised electronic composition. The idea behind the Drum Machine is to promote the use of music technology in a simple form that allows many more people to ‘play’ and make music they would other wise never have the chance to. It is based around the concept of a futuristic drum circle, where people are encouraged to listen and react to one another’s beats to spur on the creativity of the music being produced. Anyone can play the machine, from those with absolutely no musical knowledge at all through to keyboard or drumming geniuses and get just as much from it.
Here’s a video where Moldover introduces his totally unique controller:
Fraguile electronica performace by Grimes
Grimes performs live in the KEXP studio. Recorded on 2/20/2012.
http://www.grimesmusic.com/
Laptop fee electro jam
Live electro sequencing. Thomas Kress is testing the Nord Rack 2x for my live-set. Eight midi tracks – four separate voices on the Nord and four separate voices on the Dave Smith Tetra; Six audio tracks with 808 and vocoder samples on the Octatrack. Totally laptop-free 
More music: https://soundcloud.com/thomas-kress
Blue Cat’s FreqAnalyst Multi 2.0 VST
Blue Cat’s FreqAnalyst Multi plugin is a multiple tracks real time spectrum analyzer: it lets you visualize the spectral content of several audio tracks on the same screen with “extreme smoothness and high resolution, for both time and frequency.” Blue Cat’s FreqAnalyst Multi 2.0 Now, Blue Cat has released FreqAnalyst Multi 2.0, a new version of the plugin with a completely redesigned GUI, improved workflow and readability as well as a number of new features, presets, Windows AAX support and more.
Commodore 64 Bass Keytar
This year, at Maker Faire, Jeri Ellsworth presented her Commodore 64 Bass “keytar” that makes use of the original SID 6581 sound chip. In this video Jeri gives a rundown of how she built it and the circuit designs used.
Ruins of Man – Buchla electronica
DATAMASKIN
