Synthinetic – The Kinetic Synthesizer
Synthinetic is a kinetically powered synthesizer that produces crazy sounds of destruction and beauty. It’s a project that explores using energy creatively to produce and manipulate sound. Video demo here.
Synthinetic is a kinetically powered synthesizer that produces crazy sounds of destruction and beauty. It’s a project that explores using energy creatively to produce and manipulate sound. Video demo here.
Ahhh. Times were simpler in the 70’s, when you could snap a picture of Santa next to his Moog and expect to sell some cheesy electronic music records. If you know anything about this photo or the record it must have accompanied, let me know in the comments. Image via dreamchimney
This video shows several different users trying out the first iteration of the SynthMonster, which is sort of a circuit bent Tribble.
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
Image: marinavann Jacob does some strange things with his synths…. Is that what you’re supposed to do with a Synthesizers.com modular synthesizer?
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
GetLoFi has a roundup of videos and images from the Minneapolis Bent Fest 2008. Part 1 Part 2 Above, Italy’s EraSer demonstrates his approach to layering glitch and bent sounds over a repeating background.
The iPhone seems to becoming the new “because it was there” controller for Ableton Live.
Gnaural is a multi-platform programmable binaural-beat generator, implementing the principle of binaural beats as described in the October 1973 Scientific American article Auditory Beats in the Brain (Gerald Oster). It can be used to synthesize sounds that affect the brain. Here’s a demo. It should be listened to using headphones: [display_podcast] The central theme of… Read More Mac Developer Needed For Binaural Beat Brain Synth Port
The !Malfunctionator is a DIY synth project, designed to be “a handy UFO dector doubling up as a Electro Music Device.” It consists of 3 oscillators, each modulated by 3 low frequency oscillators. The oscillators are based around the hex invertor IC known as CD40106 aka 7HC04; the wave froms produced from this logic device… Read More Synth DIY Project – The !Malfunctionator