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This weeks keytar
KORG Gadget Automation Control Tutorial
Clear steps about recording,locating automated parameter,automating
pan and level in mixer,copying 1 bar to 2.
IS IT HUMAN? (modular exploration of a species)
Youtube alias ‘alternatingbitmusic’ first use of Moon Modular 563 Trigger Sequencer & Make Noise Phonogene
Moog’s Minimoog VS Arturia’s iMini
Marc Girard takes on the challenge to compare a classic synth with its emulated counterpart, background video description below:
Here’s a quick video we made testing out the differences between a real Minimoog and a virtual one from Arturia, iMini. I was quite surprised!
Testing Structsynth for Reaktor 5
Sergio Rodríguez playing Structsynth v. 1_0 ensemble from Reaktor 5 Native Instruments. Comin soon in Reaktor user library.
Analog Solutions Leipzig-S Martyrdom
CAUTION -boring !- -only 4 fans of this Synth (with me its five)-
(all others should jump to 12:00)
i was in the mood to tweak my most favorite synth – the Leipzig-S
everything recorded live in one piece, no FX used on the Leipzig
Drums: GrooveAgent (+ a bit reverb), Arp: BassStation II
I Dream of Wires – Solvent
The soundtrack for the modular synth documentary I Dream Of Wires (IDOW) is featured on NPR.
The IDOW soundtrack is by Jason Amm, aka Solvent, and features lots of vintage and modern modular synthesizers. The music video, above, is for Amm’s Burn The Tables, from the IDOW soundtrack New Ways.
For the music video, director Jennifer Stratford took footage from I Dream of Wires and mixed the signal into a LZX Video Synthesizer and a Fairlight CVI, the vintage machine responsible for some of the effects seen in the first MTV videos.
Boris Blank – The Time Tunnel
video DIRK KOY (equipo.ch)
music BORIS BLANK AVANT GARDEN (soundcloud.com/boris-blank-avant-garden)
copyright ©2014 extreme music library
Boris Blank is the musical side of Yello and creator of the Yellofier mobile app.
Pacemaker DJ app arrives for iPad with Spotify support
If you know your mobile music history you’ll remember that Pacemaker originally brought out their handheld DJ device in 2007. Two years ago it arrived on BlackBerry. Now they’ve brought their DJ skills to your iPad. Here’s what to expect from the app (and it’s free).
MILLIONS OF TRACKS AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
The first DJ-app with a revolutionary Spotify connection. Your iTunes favorites works too.
With its carefully crafted design, Pacemaker makes djing easy, beautiful and fun.
Sync with the tap of a button; and
with a full set of colorful effects and a crossfader, you’ll have unlimited creative influence over the music you love!
MIX IT
Spotify – Connect with Spotify and mix millions of tracks.
iTunes – Your iTunes favorites works too.
Sync – Automatically keeps everything in sync so you don’t have to.
Scratch – Put the needle to the groove and scratch like the grandmaster.
Crossfade – Swipe to blend your tracks together. Voilà! A mix has been born.
LOOP IT
With a tap you can loop it, extend it, half it and re-loop it.
DROP IT
Build it up, maximize the tension and take it through the roof. Everybody’s waiting. It’s time to kill the effects. It’s time to push the Drop button.
JUMP IT
Hop back and forth between the beats in a track to create your live remix with Beatskip.
BLEND IT
Adjust the Bass, Middle and Treble of your tracks and glue them together.
SAVE IT
Record the mix on the fly. Play it, cue it and rewind it (only with iTunes).
PEEK
Split the output and preview a track with the headphones crossfader before blending it into your mix (using the optional Urbanears Slussen adapter).
UPGRADE IT
Pick and choose from a wide range of colorful effects at the Pacemaker Store:
Hi-Lo – Remove the high or low frequencies from your tracks to create a swooping sound effect.
Echo – Echo echo…
Roll – Create a loop that spins on top of a track.
Reverb – Make the track sound as if it’s being played in a small hut or the largest of cathedrals.
DATAMASKIN
