Breath-Controlled Modular Synth Jam
Sunday Synth Jam: This set of videos, via nnoiz Papp, capture a series of modular synth jams that explore breath-controlled synthesis.
Sunday Synth Jam: This set of videos, via nnoiz Papp, capture a series of modular synth jams that explore breath-controlled synthesis.
Developer Agoston Nagy has introduced SoundBow – a drawing-based music instrument with a simple visual interface. SoundBow is designed to let you create music by drawing curves over the screen.Each time your ever-looping gesture hits a string, a sound is produced.Your gestures will be remembered and played back continuously. Apart from drawing, you can experiment by moving the… Read More SoundBow – A Drawing-Based Sequencer For iOS
Sunday Synth Jam: This video, via Cuckoo, captures an improvisation, using the Haken Continuum Fingerboard. Here’s what Cuckoo (Andreas Paleologos) has to say about the synth jam:
Sunday Synth Jam: This video captures a vocal synth improvisation by Peter Pringle, using the Haken Continuum Fingerboard. Here’s what Pringle has to say about the technical side of this performance:
Sunday Synth Jam: This video captures a live synth jam by Expanding Sound, which is made up of Brian Funk (aka AfroDJMac) & Michael Longo. Funk & Longo use a variety of software and hardware gear, making use of Ableton Link to keep things in sync. And their video is the first synth jam designed to… Read More 360° Immersive Ableton Link Synth Jam
This video, via HOX808, offers a sneak preview of Orpho Modular Drum – a set of drum synth modules for Eurorack systems.
‘Kometen Melodien’ band Meteor Music shared their new music video, U-F-FOE:
Twisted Electrons shared this sneak preview of the AY-3-8912 – a programmable sound generator (PSG), designed by General Instrument at the end of the 1970s. The AY3 gave voice to the Amstrad CPC, Atari ST, Intellivision, AppleII Mockingbird sound card, MSX, Vectrex, ZX Spectrum 128K. Many early 1980s Arcade Games used two AYs; the Gyruss arcade… Read More Twisted Electrons Ay3 Eurorack Module Offers 70s LoFi Sound (Sneak Preview)
The latest episode of Modular Monthly takes a look at the Make Noise Maths Eurorack module. The Maths module is an analog computer that’s designed for musical purposes, so you can do things like:
The KordBot Kickstarter campaign has reached its funding goals, with three weeks left, and is now working on several ‘stretch goals’, including SD card support and expanded sequencing.