The 15 tracks below are from their new release, A Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble Exploding In Your Mind Vol 2 – Pagan Love Vibrations:

The Amorphous Androgynous // A Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble… by Stayloose

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Critter and Guitari’s Color Television Oscilloscope is a $99 device that turns your audio input into psychedelic video output:

This video device has an audio input and video output. It behaves like a traditional oscilloscope, with a control to change the display mode and colors. The sweep rate is fixed at the NTSC frame rate, about 30 Hz.

One knob controls the input gain, and the other controls the display. There are 2 modes: line mode, and color shifter mode. The first half of the knob rotation is color shifter mode, and the second half is line mode. Line mode is simply a line with adjustable width and color. Color shifter mode is made up of bars that change color. The rate of change is adjustable.

Video Scope mounted to painted panel with 2 knobs, RCA audio input, video output (NTSC only), 9v power input (adapter included)

Here’s some video of the Color Television Oscilloscope in action:

Click here to view the embedded video.

These look like they could be a great effect, run off different channels of audio.

If you’ve used Critter and Guitari’s Color Television Oscilloscope, leave a comment with your thoughts!

Elias K and Terrestial-63’s Outerspace Ocean Beings

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OUTERSPACE OCEAN BEINGS

Z3TA+ in SONAR 6
Bizune vst ( who has played with Hand Trip Joystick ) in FLstudio 7
Final Record ahd Editing in Digital Performer -6
T-Racks Deluxe

Z3TA+ has played by Elias K
and Bizune vst by Terrestial-63

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Sunday Synth Jams: Here’s a step-sequenced modular synth jam, with an old-school psychedelic light show.

Back in the day, you didn’t have a modular synth jam without a psychedelic head trip light show. Listening to synth music wasn’t just about listening to some music – it was a mind-expanding experience.

Kudos to BT + Robert Rich +Robotpickle and everybody else that’s helping to keep this tradition alive!

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cuz i deliver, muthafuckazsounds from my modular synthesizer AKU II

Warning: This video may ruin cherished memories of your childhood – especially if you’re over 40 and you once liked Sesame Street, the Ed Sullivan show, happy synth pop, young women in miniskirts or psychedelic wonderlands.

Synthesist Dana Countryman shared this bizarre psychedelic Mooged-out video from a 1969 Ed Sullivan Show.

It features Sesame Street’s Big Bird, dancing with the June Taylor Dancers to the happy synth pop Jean-Jacques Perry track, Minuet of the Robots. The clip uses Perrey’s original Vanguard Records’ recording, but, later in the song, the CBS Studio Orchestra joins in.

While the video may be a little traumatizing, Perrey’s happy synth pop is as insanely catchy as ever.

Countryman has toured in recent years with Perrey, performing Perrey’s synth pop classics live.

Cult of the Maschine is a techno jam produced entirely with Native Instruments’ Maschine.

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A little loveletter to Natives Maschine and my other lovely gear. This is the fist time i did a video with Modul8 to add some more spice instead of the old finger cam. The track was produced entirely with Maschine, which was hosted in Ableton Live8. I used a delay and Beatlookup from the Reaktor User Library. Enjoy

This is the latest sneak preview for Glenn Marshall’s Zio – an interactive generative psychedelic visualizer:

Presently you can change most of the branching and shading and can easily navigate with dragging/pinch zoom and rotate.  You can pause the animation at any time and still interact/move around, and also save pictures to your photo library.

The interface is just a temporary one at the minute for testing, it will be redesigned and probably have twice as much features seen in the demo – including particle motion and trails and the ability to tweak the underlying math and algorithms.

This demo is a screen cap of the iPhone simulator – at times the frame-rate is jerky – but actually runs okay on the real device! (don’t know why that should be).

Zio is still in developement and Marshall is looking into various options for letting the iPhone access audio, so that the visuals may be able to react to music.

If Marshall can get this right, though, Zio could be one of the coolest apps yet for the iPhone.

Audio & Visual mix by: Morris La Mantia [Lucid house]

Starring:
Patricia Arquette, Pierce Brosnan, Maggie Cheung, Doris Day, Faye Dunaway, Cary Grant, Richard Harris, Ethan Hawke, Charlton Heston, Bruce Lee, Tony Leung, Sophia Loren, Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, Omar Sharif, Uma Thurman, Joanne Whalley,

Film Samples:
A Man Called Horse (1970)
Cinema Paradiso (1988)
El Cid (1961)
Eyes of Laura Mars (1978)
Frankie & Johnny (1966)
Gattaca (1997)
Genghis Khan (1965)
In the Mood for Love (2000)
Jumanji (1995)
Lover Come Back (1961)
Monkey Business (1952)
Power Rangers
Scandal (1989)
Stigmata (1999)
The Bride Of Frankenstein (1935)
The Green Hornet (1966)
The lawnmower Man (1992)

Music
In order of Play:
Danjel Esperanza-Der Sonne Entgegen
Sam K-Desperate Housetrack
Pete Voyager-Dripfeed (Al Calavicci Nachtmusik Dub)
The Truffle Tribe-Start Funk
Lucas Tesselhoff-Body’s Perfect
ORQUESM-Teknoot
Tom Clark & Daniel Dreier-Smells Like
Cloud-Carbondub
Marco Menichelli-Special D
Kalahari Surfers-Sustainable Development
Constructus-It Don’t Mean A Thing If You A
Krushed & Sorted-Interlude 1
Trentemoller-Nightwalker

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Here’s a video update from Glenn Marshall of his Zio generative music video application.

Gorgeous, isn’t it?

Marshall’s creating an application that creates generative visuals based on elements in the music that you’re listening too, along with your interaction with your iPhone or iPod touch.

Marshall explains:

It’s these concepts, if ‘nailed’, will allow endless generative animation, yet maintaining visual interest, surprise, non repetition, artistic sensibility, spatial and temporal variety, and a subtle sense of narrative and purpose. In short, something which seems alive and creating it’s own world, endlessly.

The music in this demo is my own, and I’m considering ’shipping’ it with the final app when it’s finished, you can of course disable this and play anything from your Ipod.

Also to be added are the interactive features, moving around, zooming in/out, and shaking the phone will randomise the colour scheme and growth features.

No release date has been set for Zio.

This is a fan video for Wahnfried’s Psychedelic Clubbing, from the album Trance Appeal.

Wahnfried is a project of Klaus Schulze, one of the godfathers of electronic music.

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JeffreyPlaide’s Non Objective Variable Noesis is an exercise in random and improvised structures:

This musical piece explores alternate textures and combinations.

Using the TS-404 software synthesizer, various short improvised melody lines were created with multiple step sequences and doubled with stereo echo, flanging and chorus effects. The improvised simple lines were looped to produce combinational polyrhythms.

The bassline was created on a Korg R3 synthesizer. The composition concludes with randomised textures and heavy reverberation ending with a slowed down version of the original melody. The piece is to be appreciated on an intellectual level as the direction of the music is based on structure rather than harmony, creating unusual rhythms.

The visuals are from a variety of expressive television sources superimposed together with colour channel mixing effects to create a psychedelic effect. Overlayed with this are modulated geometric animations to create visual rhythms.

This limited run t-shirt is only available for purchase in the month of May, 2009. All profits go directly to The Bob Moog Foundation to support construction of the Moogseum.

What’s not to like?

• It’s psychedelic.
• It’s a synth shirt.
• It’s Bob Moog.
• It’s black light.
• It’s for a non-profit cause!

$25 at the Moog Music site.

If Koyaanisqatsi had been set to trance music, it might have looked something like this- Art of Trance’s Swarm.

The video is full of some just incredible footage and the music seems like it’s animating the animals or pushing them to greater heights.

Let me know what you think in the comments!

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Art Of Trance ‘Swarm’ Platipus Records 2009

Available soon

This is the music video for Tiga’s Mind Dimension.

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Jeff Minter and Ivan Zorzin of Llamasoft were entrusted to translate Tiga’s ‘Mind Dimension’ to the Video Dimension.

How? By making a video about that very dimension.

Founded in 1982, Llamasoft has produced experimental visual synths, as well as arcade-style console hits like ‘Tempest 2000′ and, more recently, the awesome ‘Space Giraffe’.

None of which, unfortunately, featured Tiga (with the obvious exceptions of Tiga Force, Tigaquest and Tiga’s Pro Handball).”

The video is loosely based on an experience I had after eating a mood ring,” says Tiga. “In my quest to recreate it, I rented a pyramid to be used in the video. Was it worth committing to a nine-year Egyptian tour? Judge for yourselves.”

This may be a bit Journey to the Mind’s Eye, but it’s an interesting abstract electronic music video. 

Music is Journeyman by Octogen, AKA Marco Bernardi.

Video synthesized using VVVV and utilizing the superformula shader and a stack of bezier spreads. All synchronization was via midi.

This experimental music video, Exponential Waves by Thorrific, was made with Synthetik Software’s Studio Artist and (mostly) MSG Evolver, running live video through custom-made Modular Synthesized Graphics patches.

Music made with my Didgeridoo, Moog Rogue, MetaSynth, and treated Vibraphone.

Hall of Fragments is a very cool installation created for the entry to the 11th International Architecture Exhibition Out There: Architecture Beyond Building.

Passage through the installation disengages visitors from the bricks and mortar of Venice and connects them to the alternative world of “Architecture Beyond Building”.

The reactive environment combines ambient music and abstract visuals to create a new type of audiovisual space.

Technical Description:

“We developed custom software using Openframeworks, an open development environment for C++. It uses 6 Mac Pro Computers, Mac Mini for Sound, 2 Mantis MG video servers, Media Matrix Digital Signal processor, 6 firewire AVT Guppy IR cameras, and custom IR filtered lighting. In the projection each point is given an initial x,y and z coordinates and wanders within a limited area. The points uses Delaunay triangulation to find their nearest neighbor points in the environment and send lines to those points. Those lines solidify and form the faceted planes that the video textures are mapped onto. During the Crescendo moment the projection mesh is surfaced with a faceted terrain that maps the pixels of the films to the facets of the surface.”

Credits

Rockwell Group with Jones | Kroloff

Project/ Hall of Fragments Principals/David Rockwell with Casey Jones and Reed Kroloff Based/New York/Detroit Credits/Tucker Viemeister, James Tichenor, Joshua Walton, Zach Gage, Keetra Dixon, Craig Negoescu, Thomas Haggerty

The Boxing Lesson’s psychedelic video for Dark Side of the Moog. 

Anyone else hear shades of Eno on the track or see echoes of Yellow Submarine in the video?

The Boxing Lesson is:

Paul Waclawsky
Vocals, Guitars, Triwave

Jaylinn Davidson
Vocals, Synths

Jake Mitchell
Drums, Samples

This new video, by Cut Chemist, is the first music video shot with a 360 degree panoramic lens.

The technological first is cool -but what makes it really cool is the post-Beatles seventies psychedelic visuals.

Scientist have found

“It’s one thing to have a dramatic experience you say is impressive,” says neuroscientist Roland Griffiths of Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, who led the research. “It’s another thing to say you consider it as meaningful 14 months later. There’s something about the saliency of these experiences that’s stunning.”

Either there’s more to psychedelics than people thought, or John Hopkins just gets some impressive mushrooms.

For a lot of people, though, music is their drug of choice, especially trance music.

If you’re into psychedelic trance music and culture, check out the latest issue of Goagadar, a free psychedelic culture web magazine. It features interviews, music news, trance reviews and even an interview with Hawkwind’s Dave Brock.

via moleirinho in the forum