dj64 is a new open source DJ application for the Monome, by bitbasic. Description: The functions of a typical DJ setup have been modeled in Max/MSP, and are controllable using the monome. As well as this, several effects can be used to add more versatility and creativity to a DJ set. via monome
Threadless has announced a new contest, and the winner will get a Thingamagoop synth. Here’s the story: Our doorbell here at Threadless broke, so the tech awesome dudes hacked together a magnificent replacement for it out of this super mega awesome noise making synthesizer robot! Our friends at Bleep Labs sent us a Thingamagoop, and… Read More Name A Doorbell, Win A Synthesizer
A sneak peek at Stanton’s all new MIDI controller, aimed at making DVS systems a lot easier to use. via Scratchworx
via LivePA – The video above shows what happens when someone decides that Korg’s sense of design just isn’t up to snuff. Blue LEDs and a sweet paint job on the case are obviously the answer! I love that Korg’s Electribe gear is cheap enough that people can do crazy stuff with them.
Digitech XBW Bass Synth Wah pedal demo was uploaded by: mudshrimpmoe
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Nintendo DS & KORG synthesizer was uploaded by: cubiczech
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This video, via Mark Mosher at ModulateThis, shows how you can use shortcuts to speed up your workflow in Ableton Live.
Chris Randall shared the latest Micronaut video – Assemblage #1 – on Vimeo. It’s actually archival footage that he wrote a new track to.
Elijah B Torn introduces and demonstrates some of the bizarre techniques used to create his new album You are Lucky I am not a Vigilante. There’s lot of creative stuff going on in this video – most important, though, is Torn’s sideways approach, which is applicable no matter what gear or software you have. Here’s… Read More The Bizarre Sound Techniques Of Elijah B Torn
In this TED talk, Zenph’s John Q. Walker demonstrates how recordings can be analyzed for precise keystrokes and pedal motions, then played back on computer-controlled grand pianos. Recordings from the likes of Glenn Gould and Art Tatum have been analyzed for precise keystrokes and pedal motions and then recreated with modern production quality. Controversial but… Read More Using Technology To Recreate The Music Of The Dead
