The Korg DS-10, the cool new virtual synth for the Nintendo DS, is going to get worldwide distribution, according to the DS-10 blog: Hi there! my name is Tomi from AQI Inc.and I’ll be in charge of this product for international territories. For those of you out there wondering the release of DS-10 other than… Read More Korg DS-10 To Get Worldwide Release
Moby talks about his new album, Last Night, and talks about MobyGratis, his free music project for filmmakers.
GrooveStep Digital Music Studio is a new music making application for the Nintendo DS. GrooveStep features an easy to use step sequencer for pattern based music making. You can make beats, melodies and full songs with GrooveStep.
Amazingly enough, this cat plays theremin about as well as most people.
I really like this interview with George Peckham about mastering vinyl. Peckham is fascinating and fun to watch, there’s loads of analog gear and he’s full of great info. Anybody know what track he’s working on? via audiolemon
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Alex Paterson from The Orb at Ealing Studios on his new project, High Frequency Bandwidth, and pimping the BBC 6 Mix show.
This 1970’s euro pop cover of YMCA, NMKY in Finnish, is beyond horrible. Just when you think this video can’t get any worse, the backup dancers come in with the shiny hot pants. Let me know what you think – were the seventies really that bad? Extra credit if you can name that synth.
A video from Big City Music demoing the Jomox T-Resonator by itself.
The video demonstrates what a 1950’s vacuum tube drum machine sounds like. The Wurlitzer SideMan was arguably the world’s first drum machine. (It depends on whether you count the Chamberlin Rhythmate, which was introduced some years earlier, but featured tape loops instead of electronically generated drum sounds.) It still sounds pretty cool, don’t you think?
