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In this KorgTV exclusive, Dr. Funk rocks the Korg Kaossilator, while Go Go Girl kisses the camera and plays air guitar.

The festivities are only marred by Inset Man’s unfortunate placement of the closeup camera shots.

via KORGTVGERMANY

 

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Ranjit Bhatnagar’s Lev is a robot that plays the theremin.

And while he’s far from being a virtuoso, he plays better than a lot of thereminists.

Lev may be the ultimate MacGyver music hack. He was made out of an old floor lamp, some plumbing supplies, a few empty mint tins, and some microprocessors. Read more…

 

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Dankiel Franke’s One Minute Soundsculpture

 

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This is the video for 2GirlzFallin Angels, sent my way via Twitter by @podcastmama, who asks “Is this the worst use of AutoTune, ever?”

That’s a tough question to answer, but the video for Fallin’ Angels has a lot going for it:

  • Gratuitous rain shots? Check.
  • Generic trance beats and sounds? Check.
  • Vocalists lip-syncing non-existent harmony parts? Check.
  • Hot sisters competing to see who can wear the skeeziest outfit? Check.
  • Original lyrics? “I’m just a fallin’ angel, Loosing my religion, Trying hard to fly.” Check.
  • A special visit from the high school line-dancing strip squad? Check.
  • Classic 80’s style green-screen work? Check.
  • Vertical motorcycle riding? Check.

The AutoTuning is just the icing on the cake.

via stephenms

 

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OT: The funkiest Storm Trooper ever dances to Singing in the Rain by Mint Royale.

 

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