Duality Formed Fabric

January 17, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Duality Formed Fabric 

This is a live improvised analog modular synth composition featuring the Animoog (Iphone App) patched into the Make Noise MATHS module This sound exploration is a glimpse of what my live shows are like. This song will be featured on my up coming limited edition vinyl release that shall remain nameless for the time being.

Duality Formed Fabric from VoltageCtrlR on Vimeo.

Enjoy :-)

PPG WaveMapper – second next-generation iOS synth by Wolfgang

January 17, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on PPG WaveMapper – second next-generation iOS synth by Wolfgang 

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Wolfgang Palm has announced PPG WaveMapper, the second next-generation iOS based synthesizer by Wolfgang, which allows the user the opportunity to create limitless sounds from a unique and powerful new technology.

PPG WaveMapper features the Sound Map, which maps the various sounds in a way to easily access and experiment with them, more importantly the PPG WaveMapper features a new synthesis system which maps the waveforms of a sound into a new kind of wavetable which preserves the sound characteristics better than classic Wavetable synthesis and at the same time allows for the manipulations which make WT synthesis so unique.

PPG WaveMapper features

  • New Sound map concept – create new sounds playful and experimental.
  • 3 types of synthesis – the optimal type for kind of each sounds.
  • Classic wavetables – for the typical PPG sounds.
  • Time compressed samples – more authentic sounds, allowing analysis of user samples.
  • Pure samples – classic sample playback Analyzer – convert your own samples into the new format or into wavetables.
  • 3 oscillators capable for totally independent sound sources.
  • 90 sound resources – a huge sound palette, from real instruments to abstract wavetables.
  • 4 parameter editor pages – comfortable and detailed access to all the parameters.
  • 3 Noise generators, for audio and modulations.
  • Ringmodulator.
  • Classic 24 dB Lowpass Filter, combined with an overdrive simulation.
  • Dual amplifier, for versatile control of 2 audio signals as well as panning.
  • 13 Envelopes, for independent control of pitch, waveform, filter and noise.
  • gain and panning.
  • 4 LFOs – with 5 waveforms.
  • Delay/Reverb effect.
  • Flexible Step Sequencer / Arpeggiator combination.
  • Schematic touch keyboard – Build your own keyboard, with the keys you prefer for your music.
  • Powerful sound browser – sorting by category, bank management.
  • Virtual and Hard-MIDI in/out – sending/receiving keys and controllers.

The app is scheduled for release in February 2013, priced at $19.99 USD.

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MIDI Jacket – a wearable MIDI controller

January 17, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on MIDI Jacket – a wearable MIDI controller 

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Electronic artist collective Machina has announced the MIDI Jacket – a wearable MIDI controller, being developed as a Kickstarter project.

The MIDI Jacket MJ v01 is designed to control digital music instruments, computers, and other devices. It allows users to control and make music kinetically (through body movements), through body sensors, and by detecting your acceleration and flexion.

The MIDI Jacket has multiple built-in controllers:

  • Four flexible sensors which can detect your finger’s position
  • One accelerometer which can detect your arm’s acceleration
  • A joystick
  • 4 push buttons

All of these sensors and buttons can be configured by the user, but they come with presets and initial configurations. While the sensors are there, the jacket looks like a regular jacket, and can be worn under normal conditions.

Imagine being able to create music by using your body as an interface. Imagine being able to extend that jacket to make it work not only with music, but with whichever devices you have: A Kinect, an iPod, Nike Plus. We believe that the way we interact with our clothing is changing; clothing should not only be a way of covering your body while helping you get laid, our relationship with clothing should be much more than that: clothing should be an extension of our body, and we’re using wearable technology to do that. 

We are working with the best musicians, DJ’s and electronic artists worldwide to make this project a success. Our first product is the MIDI Controller Jacket. A MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) allows communication between digital music instruments, computers, and other devices (for example, using the jacket’s sensors to send music notes to your DAW). It allows users to control and make music kinetically (through body movements), through body sensors, and by detecting your acceleration and flexion.

PPG Synth: J.S. Bach – Two Part Inventions No. 8

January 17, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on PPG Synth: J.S. Bach – Two Part Inventions No. 8 

An extremely rare PPG 1020 Synthesizer recently repaired by The Analog Lab in NYC. This little beast was released in 1976 and was very ahead of its time by having 2 DCOs! You would almost think its an 8-bit machine at times if you have the square waves set just right. It also has a Ring Modulator.

A monphonic synth, the 1002 had analogue oscillators, the 1020 had digital oscillators, other than that, there’s no difference between the two!

We thought Bach would be appropriate for a quick little demo. Enjoy!

www.theanaloglab.com

Gazelle Twin – Heartbeat

January 17, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Gazelle Twin – Heartbeat 

Nice ambient piece :-)

Official video for ‘Heartbeat’ by Gazelle Twin. On Mammal EP, released by Sugarcane Recordings 28-01-2013.

Film directed by Gazelle Twin.

Original song written by Colin Newman (Wire), 1979.

sugarcanerecordings.com
gazelletwin.com

Checking out the iRig HD high-quality digital interface for iOS

January 17, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Checking out the iRig HD high-quality digital interface for iOS 

More information: http://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/irighd/

IK marcomm pitch below:

Welcome to Your High-Def Digital Audio Future. IK Multimedia announces the new iRig HD, the sequel to iRig — the most popular guitar interface of all time.

With over half a million units sold worldwide, iRig has revolutionized the way guitar players jam and record, allowing them to play anywhere using their iPhone or iPad and the virtual effects and amplifiers of the range of AmpliTube apps. AmpliTube is the all-time bestseller when it comes to guitar sound processing, and includes dozens of legendary pieces of gear from world-class brands such Fender®, Ampeg®, Soldano®, and T-Rex®, as well as the sounds of iconic artists like Slash and Jimi Hendrix.

iRig HD improves on the characteristics that have made iRig the standard for connecting your guitar or bass to the iPhone, iPod touch or iPad and rocking out. Together with its ease of use, plug-and-play convenience, ultra-portability and universal compatibility, iRig HD offers a superior digital sound quality that’s comparable to that of high-end interfaces used in computer-based studios.

Please visit the link at the top of the description for full information .

New vintage electro theremin for iPad

January 16, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on New vintage electro theremin for iPad 

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Vintage Electro–Theremin, Onassis Martino style synth.

This app captures the magic of early classic slider controlled synthesisers such as the Ondes-Martenot (1928) Trautonium (1929) and Tannerin/electro-theremin (1950s)

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The E Theremin has three oscillators that generate a rich fat analogue tone, with a choice of 4 waveforms (saw, square, triangle and sine) octave shift and amp control. The E Theremin can achieve portamento, vibrato and quarter-tones with precise control. 4 presets allow you to store your sounds and jump quickly between them during performance.

– Ideal for professionals looking for an alternative to the keyboard controlled synth.
– Great for anyone interested in synthesizers, particularly early analogue.

In 1928 Maurice Martenot created one of the first electronic musical instruments, entitled; the Ondes-Martenot, the prerunner to the theremin, similar in sound but with a very different type of user interaction, an inspiring slider on a cord was used. Later in the 1950s Paul Tanner invented the Tannerin a.k.a. Electro Theremin. The Tannerin used the same slider controls as the Ondes-Martenot to control pitch. The Tannerin went on to play a large role in records such as The Beach Boys “Good Vibrations”.

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Summarized Features

  • Three oscillators (osc2 unison)
  • 4 waveforms
  • 3 octave slide control
  • Fat analogue sound
  • Jump between 4 user presets
  • Classic slider pitch control
  • Retina GUI

Grab it before it goes up to regular price!

Get it here >>

Audulus 1.9 for iPad: What’s New

January 16, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Audulus 1.9 for iPad: What’s New 

With Audulus, you can build synthesizers, design new sounds, or process audio. All with low latency real-time processing suitable for live performance. Audulus’s user interface is clean, simple, and easy to learn, allowing you to focus on sound.

New features include:

• New Redesigned Patch Browser. View 9 patches at a time.
• Multi-selection. Tap to toggle node selection. Tap on the background to deselect all.
• Copy/Paste. A global clipboard allows copying between patches.
• Support for Sub-Patches. Group nodes and reuse patches.

Get it here >>

John Foxx & Friends Discuss Identity Amidst The Machines

January 16, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on John Foxx & Friends Discuss Identity Amidst The Machines 

Background description below:

The conversation, filmed and presented above, fits the spirit of collaboration that surrounds these four musicians – Foxx’ new album, Evidence includes a track recorded with Gazelle Twin, who is herself working with Scanner on a project looking at the very workings of the human body.

The four musicians start off discussing how in electronic music they’re a great freedom to play with identity, from Gazelle Twin’s costumes to Scanner sending people away to play live events on his behalf. Foxx, though, has a warning: “it gives you the opportunity to step away from your old self, and that can be good for you, because you’re often burdened down with a lot of old baggage that you’ve collected through your life. And you see people who don’t understand that, and die, because they’ve confused themselves with the object they’re creating. If they think they are that object, it kills them. It’s an interesting lesson to learn, and I’ve seen a lot of people do that.”

Access Virus B – Relaxing ambient drone soundscape demo

January 16, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Access Virus B – Relaxing ambient drone soundscape demo 

Playing atmospheric, ambient space drone music on Access Virus B synthesizer. Featuring reverb, sustain, LFO, filter and resonance adjustments.

Performed live, no external processing. Excerpt from a longer session.

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http://www.soundcloud.com/synth4ever
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