This is one of the stranger Weird Sound Generators ever created. via Kipptumor: This is how I dealt with Ray Wilson’s Weird Sound Generator kit from musicfromouterspace.com. Ray offers all kinds of cool kits from DIY synth modules to a 16-step analog sequencer. I mounted mine in a Lindberg plastic human skull model kit. We… Read More Synthesizer Built Into A Human Skull
Kid Talk Radio‘s Bob Barboza interviewed Eric Levy at the NAMM Show: Kid’s Talk Radio wanted to know all about the Moog Synthesizer. Eric Levy is an expert on the Moog Synthesizer. A little something for the next generation of synth freaks!
Producer J.Force bangs out the beats, with a whoppin’ 256 KB memory, on the EMU SP-1200 Sampler. The E-mu SP-1200 is a classic drum machine and sampler released in August 1987 by E-mu Systems as an update of the SP-12, which was originally created for dance music producers. It became famed for its gritty texture… Read More The EMU SP-1200 Sampler
This is a quick overview of using the Combinator in Reason 4. You may also want to check out the video below, which looks at Combinator Modulation Routing in Reason 4, and the resources listed below.
SOS’s NAMM video for the Korg MicroKorg XL.
NSFW: Think you need new gear? Think again! Analogger has a recipe for creative sound design in hard times, and it involves pitting a 70’s Hamilton Beach blender against an Access Virus. If you’ve got more ideas for crazy low-budget sound design, leave a comment!
This video, via SOS, captures a Winter NAMM Show demo for the Roland AX Synth “shoulder synthesizer”, which is pretty killer, as “shoulder synthesizers” go. Roland seems to be very careful about avoiding the “keytar” moniker, though. Any guesses why?
This is a quick demo of six synthPond compositions by Oliver Chesler: My favorite music application for the iPhone is called synthPond. Above is a video of six compositions I created using synthPond. Using “effector nodes” and “reactor nodes” that can orbit around each other while changing pitch you can create some wonderful sequences.
Peter Knight from the Tinker.it crew demonstrating the Auduino. The Auduino is a sound synthesiser based on the Arduino platform. It uses granular synthesis techniques to generate a distinctive filter-sweep sound. Sound is generated by playing the same noise (‘grain’) repeatedly at very high speed. This merges into a tone that is an audible hybrid… Read More The Auduino Synthesizer
Roland V-Synth GT (Tatsuya Nishiwaki) was uploaded by: uzmanuysal
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