Hitler learns about Bitwig Studio

January 14, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Hitler learns about Bitwig Studio 

To Ableton with love I guess hehe

Hitler learn about bitwig studio – info on the new DAW we reported on yesterday:

Bitwig Studio is a multi-platform music-creation system for production, performance and DJing, with a focus on flexible editing tools and a super-fast workflow.

More info here >>

Retro: Panasonic SG-123 Do-Re-Mi Portable Turntable & Mini Organ

January 8, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Retro: Panasonic SG-123 Do-Re-Mi Portable Turntable & Mini Organ 

“Cool vintage portable, ruining “Sleepwalk” by Santo & Johnny. Laughter/background vocals by the kids.”

This apparently emerged in 1977: Simply great! Listen to your own favourites and play to them. A masterpiece of a time where mothers were happy and children were creative!

Via WTE

 

Awesome – Dex Fontaine and the Drum Machine Shirt

January 3, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Awesome – Dex Fontaine and the Drum Machine Shirt 

Wearable DJ Quality Drum Machine Thumps out Sweet Digital Rhythms

This fully-playable t-shirt based drum machine lets you make complex beats with ease while strolling down the boulevards of funky-town. Not only do you get 9 different drum kits at your disposal, you can create your own drum loops just like a professional drum machine. Simply tap the drum pads on the front of the shirt to create a rhythm. Once your loop is created, layer additional beats on top to build up a complex rhythm. You can make loops up to 3 minutes long and you’ve got unlimited tracks to play with.

The ThinkGeek GeekLab™ boffins have done their best to cram as much amazing musical functionality into one shirt than ever before. With a little practice you can make amazing dynamic beats that evolve as you add layers of sound. Watch the video below to see exactly what we mean.

Product Features

  • Real Working Wearable Drum Machine & Looper
  • 9 Different Drum Kits with 7 professional grade drum sounds each
    • ROCK DRUMS
    • RETRO 808
    • DISCOTEK
    • TECHNO PUNK
    • CLASSIC JAZZ
    • BASS INVADERZ
    • CHIPTUNE
    • ZAPF DINGBEATS
    • SCRATCHY
  • Records and Loops Your Rhythms
  • Record loops up to 3 minutes in length
  • Create a loop, then build and layer beats on top with unlimited tracks
  • Amazing 7-voices (you can actually hit all 7 drum pads at once)
  • Mix and match sounds from the different built-in drum kits in one loop
  • Working mini amp clips on your belt and goes to 11
  • Built-in analog audio output jack
  • Exclusive product invented and designed by ThinkGeek (Patent Pending)
  • Fully washable. Electronics and drum pads easily remove from shirt.
  • Requires 4 x AA Batteries (not included)

Pugs Luv Beats: Music Game

December 10, 2011 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Pugs Luv Beats: Music Game 

The touching, terrifying, and turbulent story behind Pugs Luv Beats, the brand new music game for iPhone and iPad from Lucky Frame! Find out more at http://www.luckyframe.co.uk/pugsluvbeats

Have fun….I guess

I just got to have one of these!

December 1, 2011 · Posted in Uncategorized · 1 Comment 

The First Laughing Synthesizer in the World

November 29, 2011 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on The First Laughing Synthesizer in the World 

http://bit.ly/rTtL8P Laugh Synth :) for iPhone and iPad is the first dedicated laugh synthesizer in the world.

This ultimate weapon of sonic annoyance comes with 25 built-in laugh presets ranging from Almighty to Zombie, plus 4 effects and the ability to sample user voice.

This little machine can produce nearly all possible kinds of laughter. We spent a while crafting our ultimate laugh generation algorithm. It takes a sample of a laugh as an input, then divides it into phases and intelligently loops the most notable part, enriching it with the pitch modifications, subtle vowel alterations and crazy effects.

Laugh Synth is available for $0,99 or equivalent on the iTunes AppStore.
Link: http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=481733124&a…

Mountford Park remixing

November 14, 2011 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Mountford Park remixing 

See http://bassling.blogspot.com/search/label/park%20remix%20… for detail on this project to remix parks within Leeton for the centenary of the town.

“Here’s the result of my visit to the park that’s at the heart of Leeton and the setting for many town events, like the upcoming Light Up Leeton concert for Christmas. I’ve stuck to the playground here though. “

Fun stuff – Sonic business cards

November 4, 2011 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Fun stuff – Sonic business cards 

Ritornell’s business cards are inspired by the project’s live show. The improvised concerts evoke a lively atmosphere by the combination of filigree electronics with playful timbres of diverse acoustic instruments and utensils such as egg whisks, toilet brushes, chopsticks or sewing needles. As an integral part of their set list, Ritornell invites the audience to bring along their private musicboxes. Arranged in a big circle, the players’ speed of turning levers is conducted: the results are as shimmering as you would expect.

Katharina Hölzl designed very special business cards to recreate this playful sonic universe. With the aid of laser assisted milling, nine micro compositions consisting of circles, triangles and Ritornell’s contact information were applied onto a long musicbox paper stripe. Before handing out the cards to interested adressees, each individual subdivision is played back via an especially designed musical box – thus providing every business card receiver with a tailor made musical experience.

Pictures and information:
richard.ritornell.at/​index.php?show=musicbox_cards&w=1

Fun stuff – Feats Per Minute

October 31, 2011 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Fun stuff – Feats Per Minute 

What if you would be able to generate music by the simple act of riding your bike? This project started with that question. We have build the first prototype and thanks to Jeffry Sol and Vincent Beijersbergen we were able to do so in a month. And yes it was pretty difficult, but loads of fun…. the idea is pretty simple; basicly, a wheel and dynamo work the same way as a record player. But it was not as easy as it looks. First, we had to come up with a solution for the wheels; how can we change the records? The forfork was blocking the wheel. That’s why we changed a 30 year old bike into a lefty bike; and build a construction that would still support the weight and would be strong enough for people to ride on it. The biggest challenge of all was to make sure that the needles would stick to the record and follow the grooves, without skipping too much. Therefor we bought two vertical record players and took them apart, to see how they worked. Also; we wanted our bike to be as low tech as possible; that’s why the only “extra” energy we used was a 9 volt battery to support the amplifier. In order for the records to run smoothly, we also had to change the crank of the bike and the chain. After that, we build our own horn, to have some extra volume, and we sprayed the whole bike black. We had some sponsors like bikestores, handy people and DJ’s and that’s how our dream in progress turned out to be real… Here’s to the crazy ones; thank you guys, you rock. – Merel, Pieter and Liat

Brandt Brauer Frick – Bop

October 18, 2011 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Brandt Brauer Frick – Bop 

Caught this funny video on my G-Reader this morning.

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