If this isn’t the most violent keyboard solo ever, I don’t know what is. ELP’s Keith Emerson delivers the type of full-bodied solo that helped redefine the role of keyboards in rock. Captured in Belgium in 1971, Emerson first throws the keyboard around and then drops it onto his body for a little simulated sex.… Read More The Most Violent Keyboard Solo Ever
Tutorial 1-Dubstep Wobble Bass with Massive was uploaded by: EvidenceRecords
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Roland GR-700 Guitar Synth & 707 Guitar Controller was uploaded by: Analogger
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This ambient music video for Claire Fitch‘s Lunarsheen , by Lainy Voom, was made in Second Life.
With: Nintendo DS Lite (ELECTROPLANKTON); Nintendo DSi (KORG DS-10); iPod touch (Mokugyo); iPhone(Bloom); and KAOSSILATOR connected to Belkin Rockstar Even with a fairly dense mix, you can pick out characteristic sounds of each device.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7JormWCBDw ….is massive. via Retrosound: Roland Jupiter-4 Analog Synthesizer (1978); For me is the JP-4 the Jupiter synth with the most interesting sound. Sorry JP-8 🙂 Four voices. These are nearly always „out of tune”, them are never correct. But makes for one possible so outstanding musical sound. Love the gratuitous explosions!
Official Video for ‘222’ by Marco Sandeman. ‘222’ was a bonus track on the special edition versions of ‘Memory Almost Full’.
Without extra gear, using only with the SID, you can let the C64 speak some words.… Read More Commodore 64 Speech Synthesis
This video demos Little Scale’s Multi POKEY MIDI Interface. Features: a better tuning system for 8-bit mode a better tuning system for 16-bit mode the ability to set the pitchbend in terms of semitones, via MIDI CC the ability to set the octave division in terms of discrete pitches per octave, via MIDI CC the ability… Read More Atari POKEY Chip Controlled From Abelton Live Via MIDI
Alex Inglizian put this together from 671 still frames shot with Nikon D70. Sounds made with Roland Juno-60, TR-909, Omnichord, Yamaha CS-5, & hand made synth.
