Gas’ Vapourware Visualized With An Oscilloscope

09Jul08

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Here is what happens when you pass some raw electronic waveforms through a voltage to electron beam converter, aka an oscilloscope, and map the input voltages to Lissajous curves.

Pure analog in; analog out.

The music is ‘Vapourware‘ from the album Gas 0095.

Equipment used: Sequencial Circuits Pro-One, Korg Station.

via Microscopics

Tags: ambient music, Gas 0095, Music Videos

3 Responses to “Gas’ Vapourware Visualized With An Oscilloscope”

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1 SuperMario on Jul 11th, 2008 said:

Just perfect!
Love the music, and the video.
Do you have a link to the Gas 0095 website?
Thanks!
2 SuperMario on Jul 11th, 2008 said:

Duh, Googled it.
http://www.microscopics.co.uk
3 synthhead on Jul 11th, 2008 said:

SuperMario - I added a link. Thanks for pointing that out!

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