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Remember Calvin Harris’s Humanthesizer video?
It’s predictably going viral, moving towards 100,000 views since it was released yesterday.
And, just as predictably, Harris is getting criticized for being sexist for his use of bikini-clad models.
Computer Music magazine goes further, though, calling Harris a “synth pervert”: Read more…
This is a must see – Calvin Harris may have created the ultimate electronic music controller – bikini clad models painted with conductive ink.
Harris performs a version of his new single Ready For The Weekend on a unique human synthesiser- the Humanthesizer.
The instrument employs 15 bikini clad models painted with Bare Conductive, a new skin safe ink which conducts electricity. When the performers touch, the connection completes a circuit, triggering a sound.
Think it’s all fake, and just a cheap excuse to get 15 bikini clad babes into a music video?
Then check out the behind the scenes video below! Read more…
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Filed under: Electronic Instruments, MIDI Controllers, Music News, Strange, Synthesizers
We’ll admit it – this video of the V-Accordion Festival sort of freaked us out with its frightening majesty.
The technology behind Roland’s V-Accordion line, though, is pretty interesting – combining everything you know and love about accordions (Italian restaurants) with a slice of MIDI-controlled synth action. It does orchestral sounds, physical behavior modeling and has MIDI out for controlling Live, your bent Casio or whatever freaky gear you get your synth on with.
Anyway – Roland has announced an accordion contest, with the grand prize being a trip to Rome to jam with the V-Accordion babes at the V-Accordion festival.
Note: they actually make no mention of V-Accordion babes in the contest rules, but if you play the accordion, you can dream.

Joining the all-powerful Juliette Commagere, Imogen Heap, Lauren Rocket & Naomi Jarman as officially recognized Synthtopia Goddesses of the Keytar is Valerie Poxleitner, aka Lights.
Synthtopia’s Goddesses of the Keytar are an exclusive group of women that are doing what they can to keep the frequently maligned keytar at the forefront of popular music. Read more…
Caption This Photo!

OK – who’s got the best caption for this? The best I could come up with was “Two Girls, One Organ”.
I know you can do better than that!
Bonus points if you can identify the vintage organ!
Lush.i.ous, via the Synthtopia Flickr Pool


