http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3Y6zaYuYKs Programa Metropolis #47 – Delta Point LIVE – this goes on for about an hour. You’v got to wonder what UltraRecords and their uber-babes could have done with this….. via deadact
This moody glitchtronica video is directed by Candas Sisma, with a soundtrack by Isambard Khroustaliov.
This video, from makingthenoise, shows off some of the new features of the latest version of SevenUp.
The Open Reel Ensemble scratches 4 reel-to-reel analog tape recorders to make some really cool music. Very cool and an interesting reuse of classic technology. Open Reel Ensemble: Ei Wada : Concepter, Circuit, Sound Composition Kimitoshi Sato?Programing, Sound Design, Poster Design Ren Yamashita?Circuit, Craft Sayu Okano?Assistant Takuya Asakura?Craft via Califaudio, where you can find more… Read More Scratching With Reel-to-Reel Tape Decks
Can you figure out UltraRecords‘ secret formula for successful dance music videos? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZl165WDjDA
Airheads are a new type of touchless MIDI controller that lets you play music by waving your hands in the air. This MIDI controller has two sensors sticks that are placed 2 ft. apart. The sensor sticks act as a hands free MIDI controller and are able to sense both position and velocity. A player’s… Read More New Electronic Instrument, Airheads, Like A Theremin For Percussion
This is a demo of the GorF, a minimal step MIDI sequencer that offers analog-style sequencing. It sends MIDI notes and velocity on a user selectable MIDI channel, along with two MIDI CC’s (user selectable. the GorF offers variable sequence length. You can also turn steps on an off using the buttons, though this is not demo’d.… Read More Gorf Minimal 8-Step MIDI Sequencer
King Beezy makes a beat with the Open Labs Timbaland Special Edition Neko. It seems like there are tons of hip-hop producers working with the NeKo – any readers using the NeKo for other genres?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mveMg41WTY ripe909 does his Trance Trash thing live, with help from the Octopus, SE BassLine x0xb0x, Machinedrum, Revolution, JP-8080, oh and, yes, some Virus. Does this guy have the gear, or what? Let me know what you think of Trance Trash in the comments.
Interesting Expert Village tutorial on shooting a music video.
