Synthesizers
Kinetic Labs has introduced Mot-Box – a sound generator built for musicians and sound designers.
According to developers, “It’s capable to produce sounds from drones to helter-skelter noises.”
It retails for 250 Euro.
Functional details below. Audio demos at the Kinetic Laboratories site.
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KORG TV / Mr Funk am KAOSSILATOR ! LIVE !! was uploaded by: KORGTVGERMANY
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The Wacom Tablet Theremin
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Max for Live – The Wacom Tablet Theremin – Using Max/MSP in Ableton Live, with Akai APC40. was uploaded by: rerunnermusic
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Berlin School Modular Synth Jam
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Thalassa – Berlin School Moments – Moog MG-1 + Synthesizers.com + Yusynth + MFOS was uploaded by: Thalassa77
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Synthesis Bakis Sirros, aka Parallel Worlds, sends word via the synth forum that a new Serge M-odule has been released:
Its the ‘KlangShifter’ m-odule.
it includes the following modules (from left to Right):
DTG (Dual Transient Generator), MIX PRO (Mixer Processor), FREQUENCY SHIFTER, C/M (a Gate switch, plus lin and exp attenuators), X-Fader.
the official price is 2400 [...]
What the Future Sounded Like – part 1 of 3 was uploaded by: bananimalistic
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Tonewheels Workshop In Bulgaria
Tonewheels is an experiment in converting graphical imagery to sound, inspired by some of the pioneering 20th Century electronic music inventions.
In this three day workshop from 24-27 October 2009 in Bulgaria, participants built a simple light-to-sound converter and DC motor controller, and then began to experiment with drawing sounds onto transparent “tonewheels”. The workshop ended [...]
Synth Porn Saturday: This video captures an Analogue Systems workshop at 4Sound Stordahl Musikk – or as Audiobersjerk calls it, a giant wall of manly Analogue systems modules.
Ahhhh. You can almost smell the patch cords……
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The Bob Moog Foundation has created a calendar celebrating the rich history of the Moog Legacy through vintage photos, memorabilia, quotes and information taken directly from Bob’s archive.
The photos trace pivotal moments in Bob’s early career and highlight musicians and pioneers who inspired his work.
The calendar is $20 in the Foundation shop.
