A Commodore Amiga Sings Daisy Bell (Speech Synthesis)

Commodore Amiga speech synthesis sign “Daisy Bell” was uploaded by: jonmerel
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Commodore Amiga speech synthesis sign “Daisy Bell” was uploaded by: jonmerel
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http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=831A540524BCBD63 2009 NAMM Show: Numark has announced that Omni Control, its professional DJ control surface with built-in audio interface, is now shipping. Omni Control is a complete, professional computer-DJ system consisting of a hardware controller with built-in audio I/O. Omni Control is designed to plug directly into any sound system and perform. A built-in 24–bit computer audio interface… Read More Numark Omni Control

the best ds homebrew app was uploaded by: fergieboy10
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Sequencing an SP0256-AL2 Speech IC from Ableton Live was uploaded by: littlescale
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This video demos a variety of ways a Wiimote can be used along with Kyma X. via inthegray
Vangelis talks about scoring Chariots of Fire, and how one of the most memorable themes in the history of music almost never came to be.
meastempo demonstrates getting that Vangelis Blade Runner sound with a Yamaha CS70M. Sampled string-loops on the Roland MV-8800 from original soundtrack.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Hyj7Ij_8W8 Vangelis performs Chung Kuo, from China, live at the Concert in Rotterdam. 18th June 1991. Unfortunately, according to Vangelis Movement, “most of the concert came from pre-recorded tapes, and Vangelis just played along with the tape during the concert.”
Remember the Big Mouth Billy Bass? You’d press a button (or trigger a proximity sensor for a surprise) and the fish would start singing either Al Greens Take Me To The River, or Bobby McFerrins Don’t Worry, Be Happy. Texan Richard Carter took a Volvo, 5 miles of wire, five 6-volt golf cart batteries, a… Read More Texas Style Musical Geekery: The Robotic Fish Choir
This is a video demonstrating craigtorso’s Ondestrak, a musical controller for MaxMSP inspired by the Ondes Martenot and built from a Gametrak video game controller: The pitches are fairly imprecise here but I’m more or less riffing on the song Good Vibrations which, incidentally, features a Tannerin, an instrument conceptually similar to the Ondes Martenot.… Read More The Ondestrak, A DIY Ondes Martenot Made From A Video Game Controller