Synaesthetic Synthesizer Creates Visualizations Dynamically
A demonstration of a basic synaesthetic synthesizer that dynamically creates visualizations based on what you play.
A demonstration of a basic synaesthetic synthesizer that dynamically creates visualizations based on what you play.
Bill O’Reilly freaks out on Inside Edition – and gets remixed.
These aren’t new – but I love the style of this music video from Kode 9 & Spaceape: 9 Samurai
This video shows several different users trying out the first iteration of the SynthMonster, which is sort of a circuit bent Tribble.
An interview via BeatPort, of Juan Atkins of Model 500, one of the godfathers of techno.
Peter Aidu plays Steve Reich’s Piano Phase, a work for two pianists, with with his left hand on one instrument and his right hand on the second. While this is a unique performance and is a feat, the result seems to emphasize the synchronized phases of the two piano lines over the shifting phase relationships… Read More Amazing Performance Of Steve Reich’s Piano Phase
Somewhat OT: This horribly dated “educational” video reveals the shocking fact that “female deviation in normal sexual behavior greatly exceeds the male!” It also kicks off with some ultra-cheesy old-school electronic music. If you know anything about this series or the music, let me know in the comments!
Here’s the latest Portishead video, for The Rip from their latest album, Third. Neither the video nor the song do much for me, and they seem to have left what was good about their sound behind. Has Portishead jumped the shark? Let me know what you think in the comments.
Paul Rubenstein (aka Ubertar) is a composer, musician, musical instrument inventor and recording engineer. He may also be the coolest teacher ever. He teaches a class called Building Music at Franklin K. Lane and Wingate High Schools in Brooklyn. Students learn to build their own electric guitars, from winding their own electric pickups to designing… Read More The Coolest Teacher Ever
Littlescale demos syncing Nanoloop, a real-time Gameboy sequencer/synth, to Ableton Live: Part 1 Nanoloop on a Gameboy (whose audio is coming in on track 2) is synchronised to the drums playing in Ableton (track 1). This is to test out a new interface I have been working on that syncs Nanoloop to a MIDI clock.… Read More Sync Nanoloop To Ableton Live