Debukas – Join In The Chant (Nitzer Ebb)

March 9, 2011 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Debukas – Join In The Chant (Nitzer Ebb) 

Synth treat, just check the listing below:

Debukas plays Nitzer Ebb’s “Join In The Chant”. All live, apart from the choir.

Featuring Moog Prodigy, Roland SH-101/MC-202/TR-909/Jupiter 6/MSQ-700, Yamaha DX-7, Kawai XD-5, Akai MPC2000XL, WEM Copicat, Joemeek VC2, Drawmer 1960, API 512c/525, Zoom 1201, TC D-Two, Sennheiser 421

Monotron modified CV Gate, Korg SQ 10 demo

March 6, 2011 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Monotron modified CV Gate, Korg SQ 10 demo 

Korg Monotron with a DIY CV/Gate interface, sequenced by SQ 10 / played with a roland SH 09

all sounds comes from the monotron, except the drum : sound master stix st-305

For more information about this modification see here :

http://www.dendrobate-magnetique.org/synth/article8/korg-monotron-cv-gate-mod…

sorry for the poor video quality, sound is good, live improvisation.

Black Eyed Peas – secrets on stage

February 26, 2011 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Black Eyed Peas – secrets on stage 

Black Eyed Peas Musical Director Printz Board takes us on a secret tour of his keyboard lair onstage during BEP’s 2010 E.N.D. Tour. He discusses keyboard setup (including a Novation, Moog, Roland Juno-G, and Yamaha Motif), mixer, stereo monitors, bass amp, trumpet, and all of the extra bells and whistles. He’s got a talk-back mic to communicate to Eric Harris during the show, the monitor engineers, or the whole crew in their in-ears. He also has a little TV screen that shows him any angle of the stage, and he can alert whomever necessary about potential problems, so that each cue happens at the right time and the show goes smoothly from song to song.

Lady Gaga’s “Born this Way” remixed

February 23, 2011 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Lady Gaga’s “Born this Way” remixed 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0m5oVLRibvI

Live remix of Lady Gaga Born this way by DJ Galactic.
Electronic music, with Roland MC-909 + Korg Electribe MX-1; I created this beat last week, and the idea was to make a funky gaga groove. http://www.djgalactic.com
Lady Gaga Born this Way remix (DJ Galactic)

Get to know the history of Roland synths

February 16, 2011 · Posted in Uncategorized · 3 Comments 

Pretty amazing :-)

Here´s what the makers of it has to say about it:

Music on radar it was last fall of this very extensive and therefore worth reading feature on the Roland synthesizers of the company. They that have a total of 89 models from the years 1973 – 2010. Each of the models with a photo and a brief description. It lacks the TR series and the TB, otherwise everything should be there.

Because I was the so-turns, I now have all prepared on an image. Nearly all, for a whistle went I go. I also had it, obviously, make an animated gif.

Roland GAIA SH-01 Demo with Daniel Fisher

February 10, 2011 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Roland GAIA SH-01 Demo with Daniel Fisher 

This is a nice demo of the GAIA regardless whether you are a Sweetwater customer or not

Hear a bank of 64 patches for the Roland GAIA SH-01, available only at Sweetwater. The bank comes preinstalled with GAIA SH-01s purchased at Sweetwater ( visit http://www.sweetwater.com/SH01 ) and is available separately for those who already have a GAIA (visit http://www.sweetwater.com/SH01patches ).

micronaut – experiment one

January 31, 2011 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on micronaut – experiment one 


Having a bit of fun with the new equipment set-up, and trying to get a feel for the workflow. This piece is entirely sequenced from an Apple //e and Roland CMU-800R. I’m recording in to Ableton Live, but there are no samples or pre-recording. This track is 100% live.

The quick arpeggio sound, drums, and 16th note pulse are coming from the CMU-800R. The low bass note is from a Korg MS20 running through a Roland RE-201 Space Echo, and the main melody sound is coming from the Doepfer modular (in this case a TipTop Audio Z3000 oscillator, plus some Doepfer shit) and running through a Realistic Electronic Reverb and an Eventide TimeFactor. I used a couple instances of Audio Damage Eos for the main reverb inside the DAW, but that’s the only computer effect.

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Assemble a acrobatics

January 29, 2011 · Posted in Uncategorized · 1 Comment 

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

micronaut – experiment one

January 27, 2011 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on micronaut – experiment one 

Several nice synths have been used by micronaut in this video

Having a bit of fun with the new equipment set-up, and trying to get a feel for the workflow. This piece is entirely sequenced from an Apply //e and Roland CMU-800R. I’m recording in to Ableton Live, but there are no samples or pre-recording. This track is 100% live.

The quick arpeggio sound, drums, and 16th note pulse are coming from the CMU-800R. The low bass note is from a Korg MS20 running through a Roland RE-201 Space Echo, and the main melody sound is coming from the Doepfer modular (in this case a TipTop Audio Z3000 oscillator, plus some Doepfer shit) and running through a Realistic Electronic Reverb and an Eventide TimeFactor. I used a couple instances of Audio Damage Eos for the main reverb inside the DAW, but that’s the only computer effect.

http://micronaut.bandcamp.com

Demo of the Roland SH-3A

January 27, 2011 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Demo of the Roland SH-3A 

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