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Guitar + Modular Synth Solo Performance

Eat the Algorithm 3D is an ambisonic guitar + modular performance by Kansas-based synthesist Jade Rose. … Read More Guitar + Modular Synth Solo Performance

February 10, 20193 Comments

Nitzer Ebb ‘Captivate’ Cover On Elektron Analog Keys

This video captures a live take of Nitzer Ebb’s Captivate, on Elektron Analog Keys.… Read More Nitzer Ebb ‘Captivate’ Cover On Elektron Analog Keys

February 10, 20196 Comments

Starshipfive Live Studio Synth Performance

Miguel Fernandes (aka starshipfive) shared this live studio performance, featuring a variety of classic synth songs. … Read More Starshipfive Live Studio Synth Performance

February 10, 20195 Comments

A Guy Called Gerald Studio Jam

This video captures a studio session by Gerald Simpson, aka A Guy Called Gerald.… Read More A Guy Called Gerald Studio Jam

February 10, 20197 Comments

ARP 2500 Synth Jam – ‘Winter’

Composition for the ARP 2500 modular synthesizer.… Read More ARP 2500 Synth Jam – ‘Winter’

February 10, 20194 Comments

Ableton + MaxForLive + MIDI + Arduino = RoboKumbia

José de la O’s RoboKumbia started as a joke….… Read More Ableton + MaxForLive + MIDI + Arduino = RoboKumbia

February 10, 2019February 9, 2019Leave a comment

Live ‘Switched-On’ Bach Performance On EWI & Moog Sub Phatty

“Bach would have been a middle-aged, ponytailed synth nerd,” notes Chmielinski.… Read More Live ‘Switched-On’ Bach Performance On EWI & Moog Sub Phatty

February 3, 201915 Comments

Reel-To-Reel Jam Session

The group performs by manually controlling and manipulating reel-to-reel tape recorders. … Read More Reel-To-Reel Jam Session

January 20, 20198 Comments

Elektron Monster Jam At Amsterdam Dance Event 2018

Dave Mech gives his Elektron monster rig a workout at Amsterdam Dance Event 2018.… Read More Elektron Monster Jam At Amsterdam Dance Event 2018

January 13, 2019January 13, 20198 Comments

Ryuichi Sakamoto – Andata (Live Cover)

This video captures a live performance of Ryuichi Sakamoto’s Andata.… Read More Ryuichi Sakamoto – Andata (Live Cover)

January 13, 20191 Comment

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Man is re-micing fun. All the guitars we recorded in Australia we took the dry, non-plug-in effected versions and rented a shitload of vintage amps from the 60’s and ran the dry signal into them and “mic-ed” them “again” (hence the name re-micing) and treated all the guitars and bass through all these classic amps. I am freaking the fuck out how dope they sound.

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