Hans Wurman – The Moog Strikes Bach [Original German Stereo LP] (1969)
Classical pieces transcribed to and performed on the Moog synthesizer.
There’s a bit of crackle here and there, mainly at the end of B2 but I decided to leave it to avoid overprocessing.
General info:
Label: RCA Red Seal – LSC 3125
Format: Vinyl LP
Country: US
Released: 1969
Source: Original German LP
Process: ripped with Audacity 2.1.0 & declicked with ClickRepair 3.9.3. No noise reduction was applied.
Tracks:
A1 Chopin – “Black Key” Etude, Op. 10, No. 5 00:00
A2 Mozart – Turkish March (Rondo From Sonata In A, K. 331) 01:39
A3 Rachmaninoff – Vocalise, Op. 34, No. 14 05:08
A4 Prokofieff – Prelude, Op. 12, No. 7 11:35
A5 Wurman – Thirteen Variations On A Theme Of Paganini 13:34
B1 Bach – Toccata And Fugue In D Minor 23:47
B2 Mozart – Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (Serenade In G, K. 525)
a. Allegro 31.18
b. Romanze: Andante 36:50
c. Menuetto: Allegretto 42:33
d. Rhondo: Allegro 45:03
Performer:
Hans Wurman – Moog modular synthesizer
Notes:
Recorded at RCA Studios
Engineered by Roger Anfinsen
Produced by John Pfeiffer
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
This is NOT my work, and all credit for the music and album cover goes to the original copyright holders and other parties that may have anything to do with the songs.
Metroland: Things sound mixed
A megamix from the complete album to give you an idea what’s to come.
THINGS WILL NEVER SOUND THE SAME AGAIN, the homage album for Passenger L, who passed away in August 2015, will be released on Alfa-Matrix as physical and digital medium
“Things Will Never Sound the Same Again” will be released on 16th of February via Alfa Matrix.
Tracklist
01. Tune In
02. Vie (Mental Impressions Reproduced by Electronic Means)
03. Synthetic Sound
04. Good Moaning
05. This Little Thingy
06. Brother
07. Things Will Never Sound the Same Again
08. Music/Machine
09. Under the Roof
10. Quo Vadis
11. Never Again
Video: Jean-Michel Jarre and Laurie Anderson (RBMA Paris 2015)
This talk was held on Nov 16th as part of RBMA Paris 2015.
In the immediate aftermath of the devastating attacks in Paris, the Red Bull Music Academy and two of its lecture guests, Jean-Michel Jarre and Laurie Anderson, decided to sit down on the couch to discuss music and its role in uncertain times. Having been friends and collaborators for decades, Jarre and Anderson’s understanding of each others’ work and ideas weaves this lecture together: with realism, wisdom and humor.
Although they sit on the couch casually, and as equals, Jarre and Anderson have had globally acclaimed careers that have spanned music, art and performance since the 1970s. When you look at the current landscape of live electronic music performance, everyone from EDM superstars to underground techno DJs owe a huge debt to how Jarre visualized and performed classic albums such as Oxygène and Équinoxe to millions of people. Today, Jarre continues to innovate new ways of composing and performing electronic music with rapidly developing visual technologies: a subject he delves into in this lecture.
Anderson has always had a lot of fun playing with people’s perceptions of what a music piece could be. Originally a sculptor before she started crafting her unique soundscapes, her calm, syncopated delivery conjures all manner of tripped-out dream imagery – evocative and vague enough to qualify as fully-blown artistic statements. Widely influential for her use of early samplers and invented electronic instruments, Anderson has collaborated with Brian Eno, Andy Kaufman and late husband Lou Reed – dancing her own path through art and music with a sense of wonder for life and nature.
Moog Sub 37 Free Presets
Here’s our set of 35 presets for your Moog Sub 37!
Download them for free here: http://bit.ly/HS-FREESUB37
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Creating sounds with the Moog Sub 37 is something natural for me. From the first day I got this little monster in 2014, I could not resist experimenting with it and applying all my knowledge of sound design to it.
As a beta tester for Moog, I’ve been building these presets while testing their new OS and software editor.
The result is a collection of 35 presets containing Bass, Leads, Percussions, FX and other amazing sounds!. Some of these sounds have been created to be also played with the modulation wheel and aftertouch. If you’d like to experiment beyond and also learn the logic behind, these presets are a good starting point for it.
Check out the video to get a more accurate idea of how they sound like.
And please, feel free to leave your thoughts about them and suggest presets you would like me to do in the near future.
Borja Ruiz – Head of Product
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This library contains:
35 Presets for Moog Sub 37 including:
– 7 Basses
– 1 Duo Sound
– 5 Evolving Sounds
– 12 Leads
– 4 Percussions
– 6 SFX
Moog Sub 37 Firmware 1.1.13 Updater
For more info visit our website: hellosamples.com
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Decimort 2 – new high quality bit crusher effect plugin for Windows and Mac
D16 Group has announced the release of Decimort 2, a high quality bit crusher effect plugin for Windows and Mac.
Decimort (available as part of the SilverLine collection of plugins from D16 Group) is a premium grade bit crusher and sample rate reducer with some additional, unconventional features.
The advanced signal processing algorithms within Decimort simulate the complex behavior of the entire sampling path that exists in every AD/DA converter. Decimort has zero internal aliasing—in fact, the only aliasing present is the emulated aliasing is a result of internal resampling. Unwelcome artifacts are completely absent in the processed signal.
In addition, Decimort is equipped with analog-like filters with adjustable resonance, working in pre-resampling or post- resampling mode that allow further sculpting of the signal.
Changes in Decimort 2
- Two optional anti-alias filters – A very steep low-pass pre filter (Approximative Filter) coupled with the resampling frequency that removes all harmonic content above it, ensuring no aliasing will appear below this frequency in the spectrum. A further post filter (Image filter), also synchronized with the resampler, gives control over amount of aliasing images appearing above resampling frequency when enabled.
- Adjustable Jitter – Feature which introduces short-period, random fluctuations to the resampling frequency, producing different then downsampling type of harmonic distortion.
- Two quantization methods – Two available quantization methods; the mid-raiser and mid- treat decimation algorithms, each of them characterized by a drastically different dynamics response.
- Controllable dithering – Dithering was conceptually developed as means for reducing the audible quantization errors by masking the harmonic distortions they cause. Controllable dithering allows to increase number of ways in which sound can be (mal)treated.
- Tag-based preset browser.
- Two alternative GUI sizes.
- MIDI-learn functionality throughout.
Decimort 2 (VST/AU/AAX) is available for purchase for 39 EUR/$49 USD/£32 GBP inc. VAT where applicable. Previous customers of D16 Group products are eligible for a discount on Decimort 2. Version 1 of Decimort is now discontinued (support will remain available until June 30th, 2016).
Teaser: Coding Cod and the MIDI Link Sync
MIDI Link Sync will provide an easy way to synchronise your MIDI clock and Ableton Link timeline, in either direction.
This is a preview of the app that will be available soon!
Brand new on the Tube: GARY NUMAN. INTERVIEW FOR DUTCH TV.
Nice recent little interview gary did for durch tv.
Gary Numan bio “Tubeway Daze: The Untold Story Of Tubeway Army” out now
Check out the new release – Gary Numan bio “Tubeway Daze: The Untold Story Of Tubeway Army” by Paul Goodwin which is available now on Amazon
Here’s the press text that comes with it: “Before Gary Numan there was Tubeway Army, and before Tubeway Army there was Gary Webb, a determined and ambitious 16 year old singer/songwriter from West London, who in the punk-assaulted summer of1976, dispensed with full time education to pursue his long held dream of fame and stardom. To assist him in this quest came talented bassist, Paul Gardiner with whom Gary first founded Tubeway Army.
Together with Gary’s uncle, drummer Gerald Lidyard, they gigged sporadically around central London as the band eventually drew the attention of a small independent record label, Beggars Banquet. No-one could have predicted back then that in just a few short months, music history was about to be made as Gary Numan and Tubeway Army burst onto the music scene in the early summer of 1979 with the futuristic anthem “Are ‘Friends’ Electric?”, a song that ushered in a fresh and exciting new era in popular music.”
It’s not the first book that Goodwin has written on Gary Numan, in 2005 he already published “Electric Pioneer: An Armchair Guide to Gary Numan” (find it right here on Amazon
New track from Australian synthpop act Tycho Brahe – No Love
From the EP “Triplex Part 3”, available for digital purchase at CD Baby http://cdbaby.com/cd/tychobrahe16
Website – http://www.tycho.com.au
Facebook – http://www.facebook.com/tychobraheband
“Triplex Part 3” EP from veteran Australian synthpop act Tycho Brahe. The band is now in it’s 22nd year, and the new EP (the band’s 16th official release) concludes a 3 EP cycle which began in 2013 with “Triplex Part 1”, followed by “Triplex Part 2” in 2014.
The release has been partly delayed by the involvement of founding member Ken Evans with ex-New Order/Joy Division bassist Peter Hook’s current band, Peter Hook and The Light.
Ken Evans: “The Triplex EP series originally began life as an album project to follow up the 2006 album “Atlantic”, however we had a series of band personnel changes, and then our studio was wiped out in the 2011 floods in Brisbane. Eventually we rebuilt and subsequently relocated to higher safer ground, by which time a number of years had passed and momentum was lost…in the meantime I started doing some programming/production for Hooky’s band, working on reproducing sequenced parts for classic New Order songs. When you’re asked to do something for an iconic musician and songs like that, you can’t say no, so the project was delayed a little further…”
“Triplex Part 3” is currently exclusively available through CD Baby. Those who purchase through CD Baby can post on or message the band’s Facebook page and receive a link to download two unreleased bonus dub mixes.
Time machine: PPG wave 2.2 Synthesizer (1982) demo
all synthesizer sounds: PPG wave 2.2 Synthesizer (1982)
recording: multi-tracking without midi
fx: reverb and delay
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