Another video of bwack’s creation – the largest sampler in history. It’s more oddity than innovation – but this would definitely make it easier for audience to understand the relationship between what they see going on onstage and what they are hearing.
It’s been awhile since we highlighted any Chicks That Mix. There’s probably no better way to remedy that situation than drawing your attention to Little Boots‘ Victoria Hesketh. Hesketh is the former lead singer with Dead Disco, and now she does her own electronic dance music as Little Boots. “Little Boots is just me, Victoria,”… Read More Chicks That Mix: Little Boots’ Victoria Hesketh
We ran an item earlier today about LinPlug SaxLab 2, and already the sax jokes are coming in. Virtual instruments definitely have their place, though, and this demo by Geoff Levin, Lin’s Theme, gives you a taste of what SaxLab can do. “I have been impressed with Linplug synths and their sample based plug-ins for… Read More SaxLab In Action
The BBC has unveiled a two-minute animation from the Gorillaz’ Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett. The animation, which will be part of BBC Sports’ Olympic coverage, is a variation on the tale of the classical Chinese novel Journey to the West, turning it into a Journey to the East and the Beijing Olympics.
Lou Reed’s Metal Machine Music is an unrelenting assault on your senses. The original two record set, released in 1975, was mostly noise: feedback squalls, amplifier hums and the tortured screech of electronic gadgets. Now it’s been adapted for live performance by Reinhold Friedl, Ulrich Kreiger and the 11-member Zeitkratzer ensemble from Berlin, transcribing the… Read More Lou Reed’s Metal Machine Music
Open Labs product developer Matthew Presley demos the Timbaland NEKO TSE.
This composition was produced for the Stranger Festival by Eboman and performed live in Amsterdam, 3 July 2008 by Eboman: Sensorsuit = played by Eboman Videodrumkit = played by Guillermo Kardolus Camera = played by Mascha Rutten Software = SenS IV by www.smadsteck.nl For more info visit: www.eboman.info/projects
This little snack cake of goodness from Edison may just be the most fun ever coming out of the Monome. “This is the roof of my house,” says Edison, “and just what i always needed……..clones!” Snazzy video work courtesy of Mike Landry. Let me know what you think – is the Monome all that after… Read More Edison’s Blue & Yellow – The Coolest Monome Video Yet?
Henny from Tha Bizness lays down some beats on the iPhone 3G using the new program Beatmaker. Henny makes beat on iPhone 3G using Beatmaker, PT II:
Jason Donnelly demos Intua BeatMaker.
