Sunday Synth Jam: This video captures a live performance, Current, by synthesist Martin Peters.
Technical details below.
Current – A Space Music Synth Jam
5
Tag Archives: Sunday Synth Jam
Tubular Bells Cover
Sunday Synth Jam: While not quite as awesome as seeing Tubular Bells performed by an army of synth babes, this cover, via adnmusic is a fairly faithful rendition of the first part of Mike Oldfield’s ’73 classic.
U2 Tribute (Live Electronic Performance) – “Pride” + “Vertigo”
Sunday Synth Jam: Reader Gil Assayas pays tribute to U2 with his live synth performances of Pride & Vertigo.
LektroiD’s Hearts Of Space
Sunday Synth Jam: Here’s a space music style synth jam, LektroiD’s Hearts of Space, that brings together sequenced modular synthesizer, keyboard synths, theremin and more.
You can download the full version via LektroiD’s Bandcamp page.
via Brainstormer2302
Guitar Sounscapes With Ebow & csGrain
Sunday Synth Jam: This video, via RanKirlian, captures several soundscapes for guitar and iPad with csGrain.
Crystal Spaceship – Space Music From Bruno Ender Lee
Sunday Synth Jam: Bruno Ender Lee put together this extended space music video, which collects six live synth jams into a ‘video album’, Crystal Spaceship.
Part 1: Crystal Spaceship (includes: “Ice Crystals”, “Spaceship” & “Midnight”)
Part 2: Astral Clockwork (includes: “Spaceship_2″, “Astral Clockwork” & “Astral Odyssey”)
Composed, arranged & produced by Bruno Ender Lee; 2012 Velvet Voyage Productions
via synthypnosis
Harder Better Faster Stronger Cover
Sunday Synth Jam: What About Your Mom does a live cover of Daft Punk‘s Harder Better Faster Stronger.
Mono/Poly Synth Jam
Sunday Synth Jam: Reader Alex Juno has been getting his Mono/Poly synth jam on, and he’s got some face-peeling basslines to show for it.
New Age Synth Jam – Memories of a Blue Morning
Sunday Synth Jam: Here’s a meditative new age synth jam, Alba Ecstasy‘s Memories of a Blue Morning.
Something For The Synth Freaks – Magic Fly
Sunday Synth Jam: Here’s something for the synth freaks – a live cover of Magic Fly.
Magic Fly was released in 1977 by French space disco synth band Space. It’s sort of cheesetacular by today’s standards, but it was a #1 hit around the world when it was released.
The live performance of Magic Fly, via glendamster, features Roland Jupiter 8 and Oberheim OBXA.