Sunday Synth Jam: Computers are awesome. But, unless you’re Kraftwerk, people don’t want to watch you check your email. Or at least look like you’re checking your email. This video, via reader Thomas Kress, captures a live electro jam, with Tetra, Octatrack, MicroQ and no laptop.
edison – tempest test was uploaded by: edisonsbeats
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AMANDA PALMER & Dot-AY perform Lana Del Rey’s “VIDEO GAMES” LIVE at the BLIP FESTIVAL was uploaded by: amandapalmer
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http://vimeo.com/34431203 This is the music video for Auseinklang’s The Line Of S. Technical details: Quasimidi: Sirius Sequencer: Emagic Notator SL on Atari Mega ST2 Maxon: Cinema 4D R11
KRAFTWERK new song 2011 “Music international” was uploaded by: 2011klingklang
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Sunday Synth Jam: Vincent from Smutty Quire let us know about this music video for their track Balls. The group has a synth-heavy rock sound: With two friends of mine we started a electronic live band, the idea was pretty much to get rid of computer and play for real, so we gathered the few hardware… Read More French Synth Jam With Balls
Sunday Synth Jam: Reader Ville Väisänen wrote in to let us know how they do it in Finland – with synced Monotribe + MC-505: Hello! I’m a daily reader and long time fan of Synthtopia from Finland. I got my Monotribe last week, and made this synth jam in sync with Roland MC-505. I included… Read More Monotribe + MC-505 Synth Acid Jam
Sunday Synth Jam: Reader Marcus Polster tipped us off to this chiptune style mobile jam, via LuckyButtonPusher & Tin Foil Robot, using Live features and Solo Mode of Rhythm Core Alpha – the Nintendo DSi/3DS music creation system.
Here’s a little something for all the electronic dance music lovers for Valentine’s Day – the track that, arguably, started it all, the Donna Summer + Giorgio Moroder classic I Feel Love. It’s hard to imagine how futuristic I Feel Love must have sounded when it was released in 1977 – with its driving Moog… Read More I Feel Love (At 35) – Do You Still Feel It?
Sunday Synth Jam: Check out this live performance of Grind Out by reader Gil Assayas. Here’s what Assayas has to say about his multitasking performance: All the sounds you hear are played live at the same time in one take, without the help of a sequencer, playback or any sort of loop. An experiment in coordination… Read More Impossible Synth Jam – Grind Out
