Korg MonoPoly crossmod polymode

October 21, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Korg MonoPoly crossmod polymode 

Testing out the Korg MonoPoly in polyphonic mode, trianglewave crossmod. Sounds amazing! Additional pad by Korg Polysix.

Kinect controlling Korg iMS20 for iPad

October 21, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Kinect controlling Korg iMS20 for iPad 

“Another simple experiment…
i use synapse to control devices on Ableton Live, but i wanted to control another midi hardware from live, like my boss gt8 guitar processor, on this example the Y and Z positions of my right hand are changing the cutoff frecuency of the vc highpass and lowpass filter of my iMS20 respectively, the messages are routed with maxforlive devices (to avoid osculator and have automation with live) and sent via midi over wifi.”

KYOTO EXPERIMENT 2012 – Ryoji Ikeda

October 21, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on KYOTO EXPERIMENT 2012 – Ryoji Ikeda 

Ikeda creates sounds and visuals that are beyond our perception, making excellent use of computer and state-of-art technology. The one day only audiovisual concert takes place in the vast space of Kyoto Art Theater Shunjuza! Based in Paris, Ikeda is one of the world’s leading electronic composers and visual artists and his new work is always eagerly anticipated. His large solo exhibition “+/-[the infinite between 0 and 1]” at Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo and spectra[nagoya], which was done as a massive installation at Nagoya Castle with a high voltage search light that reached the stratosphere (Aichi Triennale 2011), have both left, sonically as well as visually, a great impact on audiences. datamatics [ver.2.0], in which Ikeda uses all sorts of data such as microscopic DNA and molecules all the way to the macroscopic cosmos in an attempt to grasp the world by exploring the limit of human perception, is the final piece of a series that began in 2006. Creating infinite sequences at high speed, he composes the almost violent performance with great precision. Ikeda’s ultra minimalistic world offers a sublime audio-visual experience. In 2013, his new work, superposition, will come to Kyoto for its Japanese premiere.

【KYOTO EXPERIMENT 2012 公式プログラム作品紹介】
池田亮司 『datamatics [ver.2.0]』
Ryoji Ikeda “datamatics [ver.2.0]”

10/20 [Sat]

京都芸術劇場 春秋座(京都造形芸術大学内)
Kyoto Art Theater Shunjuza

公演情報:
http://kyoto-ex.jp/program/ryoji_ikeda/

English page:
http://kyoto-ex.jp/eng/program/ryoji_ikeda/

Sneak preview of Ableton Live 9

October 21, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Sneak preview of Ableton Live 9 

Ableton Live 9 appears to be coming soon – because video and images of the updated DAW have leaked to the Internet.

Modular Synthesizer for AudioCubes: Synthor

October 21, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Modular Synthesizer for AudioCubes: Synthor 

Synthor is a new app made in Max/Max for 8 AudioCubes. Synthor is a modular synthesizer application for 8 AudioCubes made in Max/Msp. Percussa is developing the synth in Max, but will very likely build a VST version once they’re happy with thier Max patch. In their modular synthesizer application they’re using 2 sides of the audiocube as an input and 2 sides of the audiocubes as an output. To make it more easy to remember which side of the cube is the input and which one is the output, they’ve put stickers on top of every cube. The black lines indicate the 2 outputs, and the other sides of the cubes are the inputs.

Buy the Modular Synth package for AudioCubes including the free Synthor app directly at the Percussa website. More info at www.percussa.com

Three Vintage Analogue String Synthesizers

October 21, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Three Vintage Analogue String Synthesizers 

Analogue synths can’t synthesize every sound, but the attempts made to replicate the sound of orchestral strings were so successful that so-called string machines became much-loved instruments in their own right.

Control Voltage Crossfader with Volt CB-1 Rack Extension

October 21, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Control Voltage Crossfader with Volt CB-1 Rack Extension 

Fun with control voltage routings in Propellerhead Reason!

Elecktroid drum machine – Fusion of drum synth and and drum sampler

October 20, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Elecktroid drum machine – Fusion of drum synth and and drum sampler 

Audio Spillage has released Elecktroid, a new drum machine for Mac that’s described as ‘a fusion of drum synth and and drum sampler with a custom designed rhythm sequencer.’ Elecktroid blends synthesis and sample playback in a single integrated package.

Here’s what they have to say about Elecktroid:

Pulsing away deep inside Elecktroid you’ll find 4 of our exclusive drum synthesis models: BassDrum, WoodDrum, HiHat and Snare. The drum synths are 100% algorithmic and utilise high quality DSP code for a deep, powerful and punchy sound. The synthesis algorithms can be used as the basis of an entire rhythm track on their own or layered with samples to add weight, depth and character to your existing sound sets and rhythms.

The backbone of Elecktroid is a high quality low CPU sample playback engine. Load up your favourite samples via the simple drag and drop interface. Refresh and re-animate your existing collection with the pitch envelope, modulation, distortion, filter and graphic loop editing capabilities. Elecktroid can velocity cross-fade between 2 samples per pad and accepts WAV, AIFF and CAF format files.

The new rhythm oriented step sequencer brings Elecktroid to life right inside your DAW. Forget about stale lifeless rhythms. Elecktroid features custom track lengths and step trigger probability controls opening the door to a world of non-repetitive poly-rhythmic beats. Inject groove and humanoid feel to suit. Elecktroid’s sequencer is a resolution-independent design so patterns play at the correct tempo regardless of step length (16th, 32nd etc). Elecktroid also features graphic velocity and parameter control graph editing.

Elecktroid is available now for $55. A demo version is available.

GYM e.g.g. (Electro Groove Generator) iPhone App – fitness pacer and music generator

October 20, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on GYM e.g.g. (Electro Groove Generator) iPhone App – fitness pacer and music generator 

A new and fresh way to workout, train and get fit to music. Fresh and energizing, high quality generated sounds, electro beats and sequences that constantly evolve. Stimulating, sometimes hypnotic – the music is there with you in the background while you train and it’s different every time. Designed to keep you alert and at pace to the beat that suits you. You choose the speed and the music is generated for you as you go.
Have you ever been to the gym and find yourself running or cycling to the background beat? If you find a good beat that you can synchronize with, you often find you can push yourself harder. It is a bit like dancing. How many times have you listened to your favourite music but the beat is too slow or too fast or your playlist has a few tracks that do not work well while exercising? Well now you can set your own speed to train to. This will help you go that bit further by locking on to the pace of the beat that you choose.
AVAILABLE NOW
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/gym-e.g.g.-electro-groove/id566147561?ls=1&am…

Progressive electro beats and grooves are constantly evolving. Influences range from House, 80’s electro to Dub-Step. Its not all just random! There are rules that have been created and the beats and melodies are all created from these rules. As with the nature of this app, there may be the odd time when the music is not to your liking so there is a “dislike” button which will completely re-generate the current song. Every ‘song’ gradually mixes into a new one when it is finished. Remember this is background music to train to so although you wont get a musical masterpiece, you will usually get electrifying electro goodness to keep pace to. Includes built-in audio effects.
To use: Press “go” then tap the “TAP” button to your pace. Use the + and – buttons to refine the speed. If the music becomes uninspiring or a bit crazy then tap the unhappy face or you can wait a few minutes as it will eventually change.
Pressing “stop” twice will reset the stopwatch. You can change the exercise graphics from running to cycling or rowing.

Warning: Do not set the BPM too high at first. Give yourself 5-10 minutes at a moderately easy speed to make sure you can keep up. This app is designed to help push you further by locking on to the beat of the music so make sure it is not set too high. If you feel out of breath or faint, stop immediately.

Blip Festival Tokyo 2012 – SNES ROM Invite

October 20, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Blip Festival Tokyo 2012 – SNES ROM Invite 

SNES ROM invite for Blip Tokyo 2012. Tested on real hardware.
http://tokyo.blipfestival.org

Try the ROM in your favorite emulator : It looks/sounds much better in there I promise!
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/21912138/BlipFestivalTokyo2012.sfc

“Spent more time than I’d like to admit getting this thing going! Lots of video tricks – the SNES hardware is pretty sweet (HDMA) but mode7 is tough! I have a pretty good development setup now.”

GREETS TO 68KREW! – AGA – TMB – NO CARRIER – CTRIX – MONODEER – 2 PLAYER PRODUCTIONS – SOUNDBYTES CREW – HEXAWE – BLEO – HERRPROF – HEOSPHOROS – LIKELUKE – PT!H! – 8STATIC – KRIS KEYSER – EMI – MATTHECHT – DUSTMOP – ROCHESTER CHIP – ABRASIVE – FUNKYSAUCE – SECNARF – DAURAGON – LUMAR – DOOLS – KRUGS – ANIMAL-STYLE – CHEAPSHOT

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