Experimental: ARTBOTS
Swedish experimentalist and electronic musician (the guy behind the Yellofier iPad app) has treated us with this cool video:
Art Bots is a project where the visitors at Sweden’s National Museum of Technology and Science create their own art by inventing and constructing art robots. They are given a variety of components but no instruction how to assemble the robots. By using different motors (cheap milk foamers or hand fans), legs (piano wire, sticks or straws) and bodies (cups, plates, tubes etc) and pens and brushes as feet, they build robots that move in different ways. The robots also get unique personalities and unique artistic expressions. The robots are let lose on a big piece of paper limited by narrow walls, so the robots stick to their task and don’t run away -and they create collective art.
Synthesis Technology – Morphing Terrarium Wavetables
A short exploration of some of the wave table features of the Synthesis Technology Morphing Terrarium E350. Sound and Video by Raul Pena
Checking out the Moog Sub Phatty
‘synthway’ has shared a new video featuring the Sub Phatty, details below:
First video of my new synth, the Moog Sub Phatty. Just a basic monosynth improvisation with a nice amount of reverb! 
Gear:
Moog Sub Phatty
EHX Cathedral
Focusrite Scarlett 2i2
Tweaking a few knobs with the Moog Sub Phatty… using mainly lower register sounds. I wasn’t very creative with it because nothing was planned. Playing random licks in C minor (mostly) and randomly tweaking the knobs.
I’m planning on making new videos like this (but smaller!) that show a few special features of this great instrument.
Demos of the Mode Machines Wasp Filter
Mode Machines Wasp Filter – Band-Pass Filter Demo
1. TB 303 thru Mode Machines Wasp Filter – Band-Pass
2. Minibrute thru Mode Machines Wasp Filter – Band-Pass
3. MS20 thru Mini Mode Machines Wasp Filter – Band-Pass
4. TR-606 thru Mode Machines Wasp Filter – Band-Pass
5. Rocket thru Mode Machines Wasp Filter – Band-Pass
Mode Machines Wasp Filter – High-Pass Filter Demo
for more infos visit www.modemachines.com
The rare ARP 2600 Blue Meanie S&H 01
The (ultra) rare ARP 2600 Blue Meanie/Blue Marvin is under control of S&H module: EGs are fired from S&H Clock; VCO1, VCO 2 and VCF are S&H modulated. Audio signal goes straight into 2600’s spring reverb. A copy of the VCA out signal (dry) is hard switched left/right with Electronic Switch. A great synthesizer, pretty different in sound from the standard 2600 B/W and B/O.
The three square waves from (ultra rare) ARP 2600 Blue Meanie. Keyboard has a long log portamento curve. As usual, (spring) reverb from synthesizer, no external effects.
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