New material from Torul — Difficult To Kill

October 6, 2015 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on New material from Torul — Difficult To Kill 

Single release date: Sept 11th, 2015
http://www.torul-recordings.net

New music video from The Operating Tracks – Isaiah 45:8

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Experimenting with sounds – Magnetoceptia

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Recorded in July 2015 in Vienna (AT)

The Omega Birch is a wearable antenna receiver which picks up electromagnetic fields from its surroundings and translate them into audible sound. It is part of a series of costume receivers made for ‘Magnetoceptia’, a collaborative project by Patrizia Ruthensteiner and Dewi de Vree.

Baltic birch is among the most sought-after wood in the manufacture of speaker cabinets. Birch has a natural resonance that peaks in the high and low frequencies, which are also the hardest for speakers to reproduce. This resonance compensates for the roll-off of low and high frequencies in the speakers, and evens the tone. Birch is known for having “natural EQ”.

The project necessitates an involved participation and the object or event under consideration is by necessity considered not as an artefact but in its dynamic production that involves the performer/listener as intersubjectively constituted in perception, while producing the very thing he perceives, and both, the subject and the work thus generated concomitantly, are as transitory as each other.

Magnetoceptia

“Magnetoception: a sense which allows an organism to detect a magnetic field to perceive direction, altitude or location.”

Magnetoceptia is a series of performances and installations in which self constructed antenna-based costumes pick up electromagnetic fields and translate them into electronic sounds.

Hazlenut rods bended into the shape of a historical medici ruff, birch antlers, bamboo stems extending towards the skies, or an anachronistic recycled spinning wheel combined with open electronics and coils of copper wire wound into different patterns into the costume, the project is an investigation on different properties of natural and technological materials.

The experienced sound is site specific and depends on the electromagnetic fields that are present on the location. It is modulated by the performers by their positions and movements relative to the space and each other.

The ‘homo superiors’ (Friedrich Nietzsche) gain the ability to grow far beyond their human limitations and evoke a transformation not just physical extension, but also through sound and change of their ‘sound shape’ constantly audibly mirroring their surroundings.

The Spherics Harp is a wearable antenna receiver which picks up electromagnetic fields from its surroundings and makes them perceivable through sound. It is part of a series of wearable receivers made for ‘Magnetoceptia’, a collaborative project by Patrizia Ruthensteiner and Dewi de Vree.

The Spheric Harp is inspired by the ancient Qing Dynasty´s tremendous hairdos and through the length&height of bamboo sticks and strings tensed over a long distance, it has the ability to receive subtile signals from high above the clouds bouncing against the Ionosphere.

The project necessitates an involved participation and the object or event under consideration is by necessity considered not as an artefact but in its dynamic production that involves the performer/listener as intersubjectively constituted in perception, while producing the very thing he perceives, and both, the subject and the work thus generated concomitantly, are as transitory as each other.

Waldorf Blofeld Tutorial: How to create a tone with Self Oscilating Filter

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Playlist:
Waldorf Blofeld Tutorial: How to create a tone with Self Oscilating Filter
Waldorf Blofeld Tutorial: A different Way to Trigger the Comb filter
Waldorf Blofeld Tutorial: Create a One Shot Envelope out of LFOs
Waldorf Blofeld Tutorial: Create intervals with just one oscillator on the Waldorf Blofeld
Waldorf Blofeld Tutorial: Fun with Unisono
Waldorf Blofeld Tutorial: Fun with the Filter Envelope and Modifiers
Waldorf Blofeld Tutorial:How to Split the Keyboard in Performance Mode

Mechatronic – Endless Search for Something

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Lyrics:

I want more than you can give me (Always)
I want more than life itself (Sometimes)
And whatever you won’t give me (Maybe)
I will find it somewhere else (Never)

I’m a victim of my wishes (Sometimes)
Have a feeling I want more (Always)
I want peace and I want answers (Maybe)
Want whatever life is for (Always)

Endless search for something
Going through a lifetime with hopes that I will
still this restless feeling
Endless search for things that I never ever had

Will I ever find my treasure (Never)
Will this rainbow have an end (Maybe)
Need to do this on my own now (Sometimes)
You will never comprehend (Never)

Endless search for something
Going through a lifetime with hopes that I will
still this restless feeling
Endless search for things that I never ever had

Endless search for something
Going through a lifetime with hopes that I will
still this restless feeling
Endless search for things that I never ever had

Endless search for something
Going through a lifetime with hopes that I will
still this restless feeling
Endless search for things that I never ever had

Endless search for nothing
Going through a lifetime with hopes that you will
still that restless feeling
Endless search for things you will never ever have

Persian Daf for NI Kontakt and Logic EXS24

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Precisionsound has released Persian Daf for NI Kontakt and Logic EXS24. The Persian Daf is a large handmade frame drum with a goatskin membrane and metal ringlets. Used traditionally for complex rhythms in chanting rituals, the Daf is capable of both sonorous hits and rattle-like textures.

Precisionsound recorded a variety of sounds from the instrument: dums, teks, snaps, stopped hits, chains, rolls and scratches.

Features:

  • 123 unique hits, rolls, scratches and shakes.
  • 4 round robins and 4 velocity layers for all skin hits.
  • 618 stereo 24-bit WAV samples.
  • 1 program for NI Kontakt 3+ with scripted performance controls and GUI.
  • 1 program for NI Kontakt 2.
  • 1 program for Logic EXS24.

Price: $29 via download. A DVD version costs an additional $9.95. All formats are included.

Full version of Kontakt is required, this library does NOT work with the free Kontakt Player.

Colorful Noise for Reaktor Blocks

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Colorful Noise is a Block module for use with Native Instruments’ Reaktor Blocks Modular System.

A Noise Generator like no other, Colorful Noise can do much more than a standard Noise Generator. Earth Shaking Noise Sweeps, Modulated Noise, Tuned Noise, Chiptune Style Noise and Random LFO Speed Noise are so easy to achieve with Colorful Noise that you won’t believe your ears. Colorful Noise also comes with a Builtin Output VCA, making the setup of complex patches fast and easy.

For more information please visit:

amazingmachines.com.br

This is how electronic music should be made

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Of course it is :-)

OP-X PRO-II available for Mac and x64

October 4, 2015 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on OP-X PRO-II available for Mac and x64 

http://www.sonicprojects.ch/opxpro2/d…

Featuring 8 instances of OP-X PRO-II performing in Apple Logic Pro X. All sounds including drums are coming from OP-X PRO-II.

The featured sounds are available in the “PROII_Live8InstancesSong” bank in “Extrabanks” in the new Mac and x64 versions. The bank also will be provided for the 32bit version on the sound reloads page.

The featured session can be downloaded ready to play for various Mac and Windows x64 sequencers on the demo version page:
http://www.sonicprojects.ch/opxpro2/f…

The available formats now include:
Mac: AU and VST3 32/64bit
Win: VST2 32bit, VST2 and VST3 64bit

The new Mac and x64 bit versions include all so far available sounds which is a whooping 2’500 patches in total.

The sound collection includes emulations of synths like Oberheim OB-X, Matrix-12, Jupiter-8, Prophet-5, Minimoog, Elka Synthex, Crumar BIT99 and other ones.

All sounds can be checked out with the free demo version:
http://www.sonicprojects.ch/opxpro2/f…

Related:
SonicProjects OP-X PRO-II

Oberheim VST
Matrix-12 VST
Jupiter-8 VST
Prophet-5 VST

Adding a Eurorack Oscillator to the Arturia Microbrute

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By adding an extra oscillator to your Arturia Microbrute you can greatly expand the sonic possibilities of this already competent synth. I’ll show you how to use the mod matrix to connect oscillator modules from Pittsburgh Modular. By tuning the oscillators and using pitch, envelope and LFO CV – I get the Microbrute, the Waveforms and the DNA Symbiotic Waves modules to sing beautifully together.

More on the Pittsburgh Modulars:
http://pittsburghmodular.com/waveforms/
http://pittsburghmodular.com/dna-symb…

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