Arturia Mini Brute Hands-On Review

Arturia Mini Brute Review – Extended Video was uploaded by: airusersblog
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Arturia Mini Brute Review – Extended Video was uploaded by: airusersblog
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Amos Gaynes and the Power of Modular Synthesis – Moogfest 2010 was uploaded by: moogfoundation
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MFOS Noise Toaster Presentation was uploaded by: theraywilsonshow
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Swedish synth company Teenage Engineering is coming to New York later this month. On August 28, the maker of the OP-1 Portable Synthesizer is celebrating the launch of the new OP-1 Accessories at gadget/electronics store AC Gears. Electronic music enthusiasts are invited for “exclusive first hand” presentations, artist showcases, sponsored giveaways, Q & A’s, signing… Read More Teenage Engineering Celebrates OP-1 Accessories Launch
AfroDJMac has released a new collection of free instruments for Ableton Live, Minitaur Madness: It’s my birthday so I have a present for everyone! It’s 3 free Ableton Live instruments made with the Moog Minitaur. Francis Preve of Academik Records supplied samples of his Minitaur and I racked them up into three instruments: an FM type… Read More 3 Free Moog Minitaur Ableton Live Instruments
Happy 808 Day! Why is the 808 a classic? A few reasons include: a great collection of analog synthesized drum sounds, individual outputs, easy programming and knobby tweakability.
Self-help guru Merv (Matt Carlson) presents guided counseling for his followers, accompanied by modular synthesizer. “Before the 4th floor, there’s already been 4 floors. But it’s a 4 floor building.” via Experimental Half-Hour
This video, via Pete Shambler, demonstrates using an iPad as a touchscreen controller for his modular synthesizer.
This video, by Rastko Lazic, demonstrates using two Koma Elektronic Kommander infrared motion sensors as gestural controllers for a modular synthesizer. The Kommander is a handheld dual infrared X-Y motion controller, designed to make ‘controlling your electronic instruments intuitive and fun’.