YouTube via Gregsynth "Gregsynth is back! Instead of posting an awful cover version of a song (with my dreadful vocals), I have decided to post my new song entitled: "Arturia Retrosound." The title is derived from the virtual synth company "Arturia" and user "retrosound72." He is on Youtube as a partner. He provides top quality analog synthesizer demos and has released two albums of original material. His work is quite influential!
Some of my virtual synths are now disabled/destroyed (the Oberheim OPX, Roland Jupiter 8V, the PPG Wave 2V and the Prophet V8) due to demo restrictions. I'm too cheap to buy the real versions...sorry. But I have my other synths to back me up so it's all good. I managed to replicate/create similar sounds that my former virtual synths used to make, by messing around with GarageBand. To avoid deception I will post the name of my virtual synth, then a "(GarageBand Sound)" mark by it. Have a fun listen!
Equipment used:
Arturia CS-80V ARP Oddity Automat1 TR-808 Clone PPG Wave 2V (GarageBand Sound) Oberheim OPX (GarageBand Sound) Prophet 8V (GarageBand Sound) Roland Jupiter 8V (GarageBand Sound) Various effects Arpeggiators and sequencers (CS-80V and Arp Oddity fed into "ReMIDI")
"'Observations' is an audio visual study of the people, machines and practices at the Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge University. Culminating in two performances on 12th &13th of March, 2010 at 7.30pm during the Cambridge Science Festival."
YouTube via wholemusicclub "With four full-length albums on Schematic, Warp, Asphodel, and Sublight records, multiple remixes of top Warp artists like Aphex Twin and Mike Patton of Faith No More, sound-mixing for many famous video games including Dance-Dance Revolution and Halo 2, Richard Devine is setting the pace for composers and remix artists alike. Based out of Atlanta, Georgia, Devine was one of the featured artists at the Spark Festival 2008 in Minneapolis, MN. He stopped by the Whole for an engaging conversation about his development as a musician, his favorite gear, and a live performance. More Making Music info at http://www.coffman.umn.edu/whole/them..."
"Leah: 'I wrote this after a recent girl's night out to the BEST club in the world! Going there is a curse as I want to shout its name from the roof tops but, you only get invited if you promise never to reveal the secret - this track will probably guarantee I am refused entry next month'.
Technical stuff: the main bass/lead parts are HardSID (4 or 5 tracks). All the drums are Jomox 888. There is also a few MS20 and PEK tracks. All the annoying screeching sounds are Leah.
Banned by YouTube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EvlOpBe0xU [below]
'thats mental! and rather fkin ace too! cheers! dick subhumans'"
Mickey Mouse is Dead - punkdISCO
YouTube via punkdiscoUK "Our first version was banned by YouTube as the "submission violates our Terms of Service on pornography, obscene or defamatory material". So, here is our heavily edited and hopefully "YouTube friendly" version.. Paul and Leah xxx"
YouTube via YipYip "This is a live video of us playing our song 'Bone Up'. It was shot and edited by Isaac Royffe. Find more Yip-Yip at http://www.yip-yip.com"
"live we are using a Korg MS-10, Korg X-911, EHX Voice Box, EHX V256, 3 Roland Samplers, 3 Moogerfoogers (Freqbox, Ring Modulator, & MuRF), and various other effects."
YouTube via GruithuisenCityMan "Hello ! My name is Frederic Gerchambeau. I have made this movie and this music. The music has been made entirely with a Korg MS20 and Pure Data in only one take, no overdub and no edit. What i play is what you hear. Enjoy!"
YouTube via 911product "RnB, Hiphop, House and Electronicpop, we are make up. If your question is 'How to Make up Trendy song??' Then, check up my new video in Youtube at Channel."
via the forum: "Astrogator - Steve Humphries aka Create and Jez Creek aka Modulator ESP with a set of sequencing and space music
Norman Phay - keyboardist of Vietgrove with an experimental modular set
Nick Robinson - looping guitarist extraordinaire with a set of improvised ambience
Saturday 6th February 2010
Held at: Paget High School Business & Enterprise College Burton Road Branston Burton on Trent Staffs DE14 3DR
Advance tickets can be purchased from the website. Unless otherwise noted, the ticket price includes a FREE mp3 Virtual Ticket that will be made available shortly after the gig, these will only be available to purchase online until the day before the gig.
If you cannot attend and wish to purchase a Virtual Ticket you should just purchase a standard ticket and email to let me know you only want the VT
All line-ups subject to change, check website for latest details
"Interconnected is a collaborative electronica/ idm/ experimental project between Bakis Sirros (of Parallel Worlds, Memory Geist) and Ingo Zobel (of DRON, Signalform, Self Oscillate, Datasette). Both guys are heavy into analogue modular systems which makes their sound very unique and organic compared to other artists in the electronica scene who hardly use any hardware anymore. Their debut album “Current Flow” is a sonic trip where frequencies take on real life form. Each song takes you on an aural voyage to explore new worlds beyond your imagination. The opening track “Greenerblue” brings you smoothly into this new world while other tracks like “Deepestsespeed” give you the impression that you are wandering around that cold surface for ages. The design of this release might seem a bit dark rst, compared to the music itself, but it represents a so familiar ally and yet so mysterious during the night, the unknown.
of course the album is full of analogue modulars like the Doepfer A100, Serge modular, AS Integrator, Technosaurus Selector, Metalbox / CGS, Blacet research, (with additional Livewire, Cyndustries, Plan B modules) and Oberheim SEM, Jupiter 6, Mono/poly, MS20, SQ10, TR606, Roland System-100m, various string machines and Tape Echoes, Nord modular, Waldorf Microwave, etc, etc... Bakis Sirros - Parallel Worlds / Interconnected / Memory Geist [Doepfer_a100] group owner www. parallel - worlds - music. com www. myspace. com/ parallelworldsmusic www. myspace. com/ interconnectedmusic www. myspace. com/ memorygeist www. DiN. org. uk www. musicamaximamagnetica. com www. shimarecords. co. uk www. rubberrecords. gr Athens - Greece"
"This winter sees the release of '1 degree C', an instrumental album that travels from the rainforest floors of Borneo to the deep undersides of Antarctic icebergs. Forest and ice, air and water, this is the life blood of our planet and ourselves. The pressures of increasing temperature and the shift of weather patterns are only just beginning to make their impact on the planet and society. '1 degree C' is a soundtrack to these unfolding events and a call to action."
"My new Net Release "The Cold Season" is available for down load on Regent Island. Hope you enjoy."
Psalm 88 - Lorne David Thomson.mp4 YouTube via ldtregent "From my free net release "The Cold Season" available for download at www.regentisland.com/musicroom
YouTube via pepemogt "Nortec Collective mashes its electronic music with classical In the spirit of connection, Bostich and Fussible send mash notes.
By Reed Johnson January 10, 2010
Reporting from Tijuana - On a Pacific Ocean-cooled Sunday night last October, a crowd of 25,000 people thronged the streets outside the Tijuana Cultural Center to witness a startling musical experiment.
Packed two- and three-deep on the outdoor stage near the Avenue of Heroes, several members of the Baja California Symphony Orchestra, led by conductor Ivan del Prado, conjured lush melodies more suited to a concert hall than a gritty urban thoroughfare. Overhead, a jumbo screen flashed Pop Art graphics ("BANG!") and images of border fences, billiard halls, scowling tough guys in cowboy hats and other Tijuana emblems.
Standing directly behind the violinists and woodwind players, Ramon Amezcua and Pepe Mogt -- better known as Bostich and Fussible of the electronic music ensemble Nortec Collective -- tapped out metronomic tempos on hand-held computers, alternately merging and body-slamming their beats with the rich orchestral harmonies. Punctuating the complex rhythmic pulse, an accordionist, trumpeter and tuba player pumped out shotgun blasts of banda and norteño chords, while the moshing multitudes below snapped cellphone pics and roared their approval.
The free, open-air concert was a welcome diversion for this sprawling border city of 1.5 million, which has suffered a months-long spate of brutal drug-related killings and kidnappings that has demoralized locals and terrified U.S. tourists, who've been staying away in droves.
"It was more than anything a celebration, because Tijuana has received a lot of bad notices from violence and other things, and the people were very anxious," Amezcua said in an interview last week.
But for the Grammy-nominated duo of Amezcua, 48, and Mogt, 40, the concert also marked the latest creative shift in a subtly evolving career. After more than a decade of remapping techno's DNA by splicing electronic beats with Mexican regional folk music, while also producing and recording their own records, touring with Los Lobos and remixing songs for the likes of Morrissey and Lenny Kravitz, the tandem has added yet another chromosome to its sonic gene pool: symphonic musicians and orchestral arrangements. By Reed Johnson
Edición : Checo brown Camara 1 : Huracán
Music was done with Analogue Synthesisers, Tb 303, tr-909, Norteño Music, Clasical music instruments, Analogue systems modular and tenori-on"
"Getting content uploaded for my portfolio site. This video was made in September 2007. I decided to revisit the Trentemøller song I used in the original version that I made 7 months prior.
Made with Processing. Audio by Trentemøller (Miss You off the album The Last Resort).