The Dark Energy Keyboard

December 31, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on The Dark Energy Keyboard 

Doepfer Dark Energy and d3m in homemade case. This is just a test of some sounds it can make. The delay is a analog delay called Memory Lane 2 made by Diamond. The backingtrack is “Phonological Perception – Experiment B (Part IV)”

You can find pictures of the “Dark Energy Keyboard” and the building process at http://www.myspace.com/projectdehli/p…

Via projectdehli

Intro to the MiniMoog Voyager XL

December 31, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Intro to the MiniMoog Voyager XL 

This official Moog video is an introduction to the Moog Minimoog Voyager XL.

The Minimoog Voyager XL is a semi-modular monster synth that combines the best features and the sound of the Minimoog, the flexibility of Moog modular synthesizers and a full host of control options. Incorporating virtually all of the sound resources and functions of the original Minimoog Model D and Voyager, The Minimoog Voyager XL features extensive front-panel patchability that harkens back to the original ground-breaking Moog modular synthesizers. A host of features previously found only on massive modular synthesizers combined with state-of-the-art analog technology make it a sound design and control dream machine.

Highlights include:

  • Unmistakable Moog Sound and Quality
  • 100% Analog Audio Path – Moog Ladder Filter
  • 61-Note Velocity Sensitive Keyboard with After-Pressure
  • Extensive Control Voltage Connectivity
  • Modular-Style Patching
  • Ribbon Controller with Pitch and Gate CV Outputs
  • Touch Surface Controller with X, Y, A and Gate Outputs
  • Additional LFO Source with Multiple MIDI-Syncable Waveforms
  • External Audio Input & Effects Loop Insert

Quick Testing of a Concussor Drum System

December 27, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Quick Testing of a Concussor Drum System 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPrdz1aYjSo

Kemper Profiling Amplifier

December 26, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Kemper Profiling Amplifier 

The Kemper Profiling Amplifier – Orientation Film #1
see the maker explain the Kemper Profiling Amplifier concept, watch out for more video coming!

Combining two different Auto Echo settings in Pulsar

December 24, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Combining two different Auto Echo settings in Pulsar 

Demo of combining two different Auto Echo settings in Pulsar. Putting the same phrases on two channels and setting an echo with a quick delay on one channel and an echo with a longer delay on the other, the combination produces quite a rich reverb-sounding effect.

Perhaps the most radical feature of Pulsar is that the synthesis engine runs independently from the sequencer and runs at 180hz – that’s 3 times faster than a “normal” NES audio engine. The advantage of this is that all modulation-based effects have 3 times the resolution so you can get ultra-fast and super-smooth sounds. At the same time it has allowed me to exploit a few quirks of the NES’s audio to provide some unique ways to craft your NES music and sounds.

It was this approach which, to a large extent, dictated the design of the sequencing/UI of Pulsar and why it shares so much in common with LSDJ: LSDJ really makes great use of a simple, fast interface and because I’m updating the audio engine 3 times per frame, speed and simplicity were paramount.

Pulsar borrows heavily from the design, layout and commands of LSDJ. If you’ve used LSDJ you’ll probably be pretty familiar with Pulsar’s UI. There are a few little differences though so watch out for those.

Via TCTD

Playing with Mugician for iPad

December 20, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Playing with Mugician for iPad 

Via mvpadrini

Playing with the amazing app Mugician for iPad. Please notice that the App Store build of Mugician has pressure sense disabled. I will make new videos when my technique is better :)

More about Music Apps and Mobile Music on www.musicapps.com.br

Tocando com o ótimo app Mugician para iPad. Importante dizer que a versão do Mugician que está na App Store não tem sensibilidade à pressão. Farei novos vídeos assim que minha técnica estiver melhor :)

Mais sobre apps musicais e música móvel no www.musicapps.com.br

JV Reactable live

December 19, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on JV Reactable live 

Code and block party

December 18, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Code and block party 

For the rest of the month we are having a code and block special so i did a few minute improv of them working together. Yeah I said improv, so the music isn’t Grammy material, but you get the idea

We are having a Combo Loco sale for the rest of the month on block and code. I did a quick improv showing them working together. They are friends.

Doepfer MAQ 16/3 Intro

December 15, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Doepfer MAQ 16/3 Intro 

This video, via killingthursby1, is a short intro to the Doepfer MAQ 16/3 Analog step-sequencer.

The Doepfer MAQ 16/3 Step Sequencer retails for Euro 659.00 (i.e. about US$ 650.00).

Details below.

Specifications:

  • MIDI Sequencer featuring analog inputs
  • designed in cooperation with the German band KRAFTWERK
  • used by famous musicians like Kraftwerk, Human League, Jean-Michel Jarre
  • 3 rows of 16 dials and LEDs each
  • grey 19-inch rack-mount unit (4 height units), design fits withs A-100 and MS-404
  • Assignable MIDI-Events and MIDI-Channels for the 3 rows:
    • Note On/Off
    • Velocity
    • Controller 0-19, 64-74, 84, Pitchbend, Aftertouch mono and poly
    • Program Change (for dynamic sound change)
    • MIDI channel of another row (for dynamic sound change)
    • Transposition of another row
    • Gate time (length of time for this column)
    • First/last step of each row can be limited by user
    • MIDI channel of each row selectable
  • Different modes for each row: Forward/Backwards/Pendulum/ Random
  • Different timings for each row (synchronized by MIDI-Clock)
  • Transposition via incoming note on events possible
  • Muting of single steps and complete row possible via incoming MIDI-Program-change and note events
  • External Synchronisation (via MIDI-Start/Stop/Clock-In) or
  • Internal Synchronisation (sends MIDI-Start/Stop/Clock-Out)
  • 32 Sequence memories (Presets) in of non-volatile memory
  • full editing capabilty of all preset parameters
  • Remote control of important parameters (first/last step, mode, event type, mute step, mute row and so on) via MIDI-Program-change and Note events (no Sy-Ex necessary)
  • 3-digit, 7-segment display
  • Operation via 8 buttons with LEDs
  • Alpha-dial for rapid input of all parameters
  • 3 CV and Gate outputs (3.5 mm jack sockets on rear panel):
    • CV outputs: 1V/Octave (0…+5V)
    • Gate outputs: 0/+10V (voltage trigger, not switched-trigger, modification for switched-trigger upon request)
  • dimensions: 480 x 177 x 110 mm (19″ /4 HU), weight: 3 kg
  • 230V power supply (external) included
  • for other mains voltages the power supply must be purchased by the customer in his country (7…12V DC / 350mA required)

Synthesizer Star Erikino

December 13, 2010 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Synthesizer Star Erikino 

Here is a demo of the korg mono/poly and concertmate mg-1 by moog

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUWaobmUb0s

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