SYNCHIME CLONE ANALOG DRUM SYNTH WITH MINI8 SEQUENCER

THIS IS THE SYNCHIME CLONE HOOKED UP TO A MINI 8 ANALOG SEQUENCER

This is a clone of a 1980’s analog drum synth called a Synchime, others in the series include Syntom and synbal. This clone also has a CV input which is not on the original Synchime.

Voxkit – a sound-triggered MIDI drum controller for iOS

Voxkit is a universal app for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch.

It’s designed to trigger drum samples (either internally, or through MIDI), and distinguishes between four different tones at a time.

The app is currently in review in the iTunes store, and should be available shortly. For the release, it’ll be priced at $1, and we’ll have some promo codes available on our Facebook page…. http://www.facebook.com/SecretBaseDesign

For more info, go to http://www.secretbasedesign.com/apps

Dubstep Dispute

Two Moogs and five oscillators

A short video showing the powerful sound of 5 analog oscillators and actually being able to play more than one note. Simply adding another Moog via a MIDI cable, using last note priority on the Moog SP, you get to play 2 notes without having to go into the menu and setup a chain (both Moogs have this ability in the menu – Voyager 1, Voyager2 etc and the same deal with the SP).

A rather quick and dirty video – but you get the benefit of having your ear drums pummeled by the 5 osc’s

Best with Headphones

Association of Experimental Electronics (KOELSE) – Junk music

The movie tells a story of four young men, who form a group called Association of Experimental Electronics (KOELSE). They gather electronic devices that others throw away and build musical instruments and art installations from this “waste”. Their opinion of music, fun and the culture of consuming differs from the masses. What others see as a worthless piece of junk is valuable technology for them. Their whole idea is based on the idea of reusing this garbage. KOELSE is not really a band, it´s also not really an art community. It´s more like a way of life that relies on working together and using the old technology again.

More info here >>

KOELSE also organizes workshops in which they teach electronics and promote ‘self-build’ and above all, that the value of a thing is not defined by the amount of advertising it gets or how it´s priced in the shop, but that there is also value in the joy of making things yourself.

Pearl Syncussion demo

You can see that not only “PEEWW” sounds can be done with this percussion synth.
This unit is modified, the OSC 1 can track the V/oct CV, you can play it in tune with any keyboard or system that can send CV.
Very rare unit with lot of sounds very analog and electronic feeling.

“Released in 1979 by respected drum and percussion manufacturers, Pearl, the SY1 Syncussion was the forerunner to the Simmons SDSV.

It offered two completely independent (and identical) channels which were typically triggered from two bongo-like drums fitted with transducers. However, they can be triggered from almost anything including an old synth with a gate output or, indeed, the trigger outputs of something like a TR808.

It was most commonly seen, however, as an adjunct to drum kits or percussion rigs as a source of electronic drum and percussion sounds and sound effects.

Unfortunately, the SY1 earned itself a fairly dreadul reputation almost overnight when it featured on disco tracks with tasteless and gimmicky ‘beeyooo beeyooo’ sounds and of course, as soon as one of these records became a hit, so an endless stream of other, similarly tacky records followed.

Each channel has an oscillator that can produce different basic waveforms which can be shaped with its own simple enevleope generator. Oscillator pitch can be swept with the SWEEP control either positively (i.e. start high and drop in pitch – the source of the dreaded ‘beeyoo’ sound!) or negatively (the pitch rises through the sweep). However, each channel also has an LFO with variable speed and depth and a choice of square and sawtooth waveforms. There’s also a noise generator and a sample/hold function and so, with some adventurous programming, a very wide range of sounds is possible.”

Officers and Gary Numan discuss ‘Petals’ collaboration on video

A video interview with the York-based band Officers and Gary Numan has been uploaded online. The talk is produced by Soundsphere magazine, an online project of city-located media production agency The Creative Condition.

Leeds based electro-rock band Officers first heard of the national suicide prevention charity CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably) through Xfm DJ Eddy Temple Morris who has thankfully worked with them for a long time supporting the cause. #numanxofficers

officers.uk.com
numan.co.uk
soundspheremag.com
thecreativecondition.co.uk

KORG DS-10 PLUS: ‘BAD SERVICE’

Nice tune on the Nintendo DS, below are the details:

An original song I wrote myself.
This song is included with my debut album! Please check it out!
I had to make a rave song eventually. xD

If you would like to support my musical aspirations, please purchase my album for $5 or more –
http://anthonyseeha.bandcamp.com

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Beat Bricks – A LEGO Step Sequencer

Dataline Improvising on Machinedrum + OP1

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Download music : http://www.dataline.bandcamp.com

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