[googlevideo]http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2004591385588234774[/googlevideo] This episode of The Computer Chronicles, from 1986, is just about the best thing ever. Not only does it explain how to “Get Funky With MIDI”, but it’s sponsored by Leading Edge, where you can get Hayes-compatible 1200 baud modems. The show is 30 minutes long and takes a fairly deep look at technology… Read More The Future Of MIDI Music – In 1986!
Saturday Synth Porn: A slideshow of images from Synthesizer Heaven, aka Five G. via jboberg
Ancestral call – Alba Ecstasy was uploaded by: adimsimion
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Fairlight and creator Peter Vogel have announced the arrival of the first Fairlight CMI-30A, a $17,000 synth that updates the classic Fairlight CMI – an 80’s digital monster synth: Our new baby has already left the nest and is currently winging its way to the US in readiness for a first performance at NAMM. Its… Read More The New Fairlight CMI – Would You Pay $17,000 For This Synthesizer?
Introducing the Minimoog Voyager XL was uploaded by: MoogMusicInc
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These images are of a diy Dark Energy keyboard synthesizer, by Project Dehli (Benjamin Dehli), based on the Doepfer Dark Energy.
Iced morning – excerpt was uploaded by: adimsimion
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This video captures an improvisation, by Rasmus Nyåker at the Copenhagen Noise Lab, on an alternative midi-controller. “All sounds you here is straight out of a Nord Modular G2, straight into the camera,” notes Nyåker. “No audio-editing whatsoever.”
It looks like the cat is out of the bag on M-Audio’s ‘wicked new sound’ – the new product that was the subject of the company’s recent Crystal Method teaser video. The company is using the 2011 NAMM Show to make the official introduction. But, based on this ad slick, the company will be introducing… Read More M-Audio Venom Synthesizer (2011 NAMM Show Preview)
The Mirlitrons have uploaded their Jingle Bell Variations to SoundCloud as “a greeting to Synthtopiarists worldwide.” We especially enjoyed the variation where Jingle Bells is transformed into disturbing sheets of playful sound-noise. MirlitronOne also sends word that the piece was composed using only a modified Casio SA-5 keyboard and a likewise modified Digitech RP50 multieffects… Read More A Happy Christmas From The Mirlitrons
