How To Patch A Modular Synthesizer
Mooguphonic put together this introduction to basic modular synth patching.
Mooguphonic put together this introduction to basic modular synth patching.
Some interesting footage of Stephen Hobley testing out his DIY laser harp. Says Stephen: The visuals look great, but the sound is out of sync (we’re not film-makers!). In retrospect we should have had more people working on the different parts of the shoot. How tired was I when we shot this? We’d been setting… Read More Laser Harp Test Footage
Beatesthesia is a highly customizable WYSIWYG music visualizer, inspired in motive and design by synesthesia. It’s a free download, but is currently in beta form, so there’s a bit of a learning curve and you may encounter some weirdness. Description: Synesthesia has inspired many works of art. Art that is meant to evoke synesthetic associations… Read More Beatesthesia – Cool New Music Visualizer
Excerpts from the amazing Dorit Chrysler’s performance at the 2008 EtherMusic Festival in Asheville, NC.
[display_podcast] Spectrasonics has released the latest of their Omnisphere videos. This episode takes a look at the browser and, in doing so, also takes a look at the history of synth browsers. Kudos to Spectrasonics for making us drool over a software synthesizer six months before it’s going to be released. These are some of… Read More The Omnisphere Browser
The ATTIGO TT is a futuristic DJ controller, created by Scott Hobbs, a student at Dundee University studying innovative product design. He’s created a touch screen turntable that’s pretty f****** awesome! It lets you loop, sample and scratch wave forms just as you would a record. The size of the touchtable is approximately the same… Read More The Future Of DJing: The Touch Screen Turntable
Here are the official promo videos for Movement 2008 – the Detroit Electronic Music Festival.
Next time you’re at a gig, and you realize that you’ve forgotten your theremin, remember this MacGiver theremin, made using three AM radios. Amazingly enough, it actually sounds pretty good! via Synthzoom
This video, by abre ojos, is third in an ongoing series of live sound & visual improvisations using a modular synthesizer, Dave Smith Evolver, Nord Micro Modular and Quartz Composer on a Macbook Pro. Artists comment: abre ojos is a term mentioned in a book called 1606 – An Epic Adventure by Evan McHugh. 1606… Read More Psychedelic Modular Synth Video
Fagottron put together this music video for his song Alice, which was made primarily from sounds sampled from the Disney film Alice In Wonderland.