Assemble a acrobatics
If you are, like us, into making electronic music you will definitely enjoy this video. The video features things like Rolands and KORGs as well as the Evans EDV-1000 Digital delay and a lot of other goodies.
“Roland TR-626, Roland TR-727, Roland EF-303, RolandDG CMU-810, KORG MS-2000R, KEIO GIKEN MiniPops-7, YAMAHA EMT-1, YAMAHA ED-10, SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS Drumtraks, Futureretro REVOLUTION, NOVATION BassStation and Talking calculator” – Caknobs
Guide To Understanding Electronic Music
To get the answers to these questions and to learn more about electronic music all you have to do is pay a visit to Ishkur’s Guide to Electronic Music.
Ishkur’s Guide to Electronic Music is a free to use website. Basically it is exactly what its name suggests: a guide that will help you understand electronic music better. On the site’s homepage you will find a tutorial that will detail the history of electronic music and the equipment used to create the music. Apart from that tutorial you also have various subgenres of electronic music listed on the left pane of the site. Click on any subgenre and its music samples will be presented on the right.
Features:
- Learn more about electronic music online.
- Interactive guide to electronic music.
- Details the subgenres of electronic music.
- Lets you listen to many popular electronic music songs.
- Songs are categorized decade-wise.
Visit: techno.org/electronic-music-guide
Seabound have started the work on fourth studio album
The duo have once again entered the studio together and a new album is in the works, the bands 4th, but at this point no title can be revealed nor any release schedule. The duo report that the first larger studio session is complete and the first couple of songs is near completion.
One reason for the lack of new material or updates from the band is that frontman and singer Frank Spinath been working Edge Of Dawn and new creation Ghost&Writer together with The Weathermen-founder Jimmyjoe Snark III.
The last studio album “Double-Crosser” was released back in 2006 followed by the Live-release “Come Forward” (2008) and rarity EP “When Black Beats Blue” in 2009.
New stuff from Scandinavian Cock
Andy LaPlegua (inter alia, Combichrist, Panzer AG, Icon Of Coil) has for some time been working with his new side project Scandinavian Cock. The first material is now on its way through the American Metropolis Records with four-track EP was “Uncut”, which also contains a cover of The Dead Boys classic “Sonic Reducer”.
With Scandinavian Cock we are given a small electronic and clear punkier version of the multi-faceted Andy LaPlegua. Something that is not particularly surprising since the Norwegian in his career been active in most of the music scene in Finland. He made industrial rock with the Devils Into Crime, experimented with hip-hop during his time with the LAW, with punk bands Fleshfire and My Right Choice and even metal with Lash Out. In addition, he also worked with trance and club music, with projects including Sector9 and Plastic Life.
EP was “Uncut” released on 24 January via Metropolis Records.
Trifonic – Using Morph Square in FM8
Electronic music production tutorial by Brian Trifon of Trifonic
MacBeth M5N (& Friends)_4
VELVET VOYAGE – “MacBeth M5N (& Friends)_4” – Performed live 5. Jan. 2011 by Bruno Ender Lee.
MacBeth M5N & Doepfer MAQ-Sequencer, Moog Little Phatty Stage II, ARP Odyssey, Roland Juno-60, Roland JP-8000, Analogue Solutions Vostok, Korg Delta, Korg DS-8, Prophet 2000, Technics KN 3000, Absynth
Shared by synthypnosis
Cool video with Atom Heart TM
Atom Heart TM live in Frankfurt 2008 AtomTM Uwe Schmidt
Beneath Fear – Parallel Worlds
Created by Dimitris D. Davakis for ” Beneath Fear “, a track from Parallel Worlds’ album “Obsessive Surrealism” 2007 DiN records. www.parallel-worlds-music.com.
Doepfer A100 modular, Analogue Systems Integrator (RS370 PHG sound), system-100m(bass), electribe S(drums), s750 (string and choir) , JP8000(pad) , Reaktor (lead sound), Nord modular, MS20.
50 Years of Electronic Music in Three Minutes
A close minded sampling of tracks showcasing the history and development of electronic music over the past 50 years. For my senior project, “The History of Electronic Music.”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EC64dQWRAvg
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Korg DS-10 I’m Back
Some really cool videos to kick start the new year with 
Written on an acoustic, recorded on the DS-10 and imagined on the Epson HX-20..
Simple pop tune on the Nintendo Korg DS-10…in desperate need of vocals.
Watching Protect & Survive public information films on my Casio calculator watch in 1981…..or maybe not.




