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Filed under: Controllerism, Free Music Software, MIDI Controllers, Music Videos
This video demos npc - a free new application for the monome.
npc is loosely based on the akai mpc and uses any of the hardware available at monome.org. npc is also short for non-player character in advanced dungeons and dragons.
NPC is a free download from FlatFlat.org.
Hypnotic Tenori On Video
A hypnotic video from Gattobus (Gianni Proietti) for the Tenori On.
The obligatory “gear-porn” video from the Different Skies electronic music festival, Arcosanti, September 2008.
Italoboyz Live At Loveparade 2008.
Tracks include:
00min - Italoboyz - Zinga [Get Physical Music]
01min - Italoboyz - Bahia [Mothership]
03min - Unreleased played very lot!
06min - Italoboyz - At De Stella (No Broccoli Mix) ???
07min - ID
12min - Danny Tenaglia - The Space Dance (Terrace Vocalism Mix) [Tommy Boy]
19min - Another version of Viktor Casanova?
22min - Very cool ID with another version of Viktor Casanova
A rock band called Beast Infection makes the fateful decision to fire its keyboardist due to his penchant for indulging in long, luxurious solos. One by one, the band members are picked off by an unseen entity…
It turns out the killer is not who you might expect!
Best quote: “Rick Wakeman and David Lee Roth probably wouldn’t get along. Let’s just leave it at that!”
Starring David Stanbra, Rich Knight, Kali Hawk, Mark Gaddis, Storm Lee, Justin Lee, Katrina McCullough, and Emily Banks.
Music by Austin Meredith
Directed by Matt Thiesen
Peter Gabriel’s The Drop
Recent videos by Glenn Marshall for electronica groups have turned us into fans - but this older video, for Peter Gabriel’s The Drop - is just as interesting:
This was my first music video, for Peter Gabriel, made in 2003.
About 2 months to make, I paid special attention to the lyrics, and how imagery and motion would cue up on certain words and phrases.
I also developed further my fascination with choreographed, complex moving patterns, using the same techniques in Butterfly, which involved attaching sprites/images to particle systems.
Marshall also tells a great story about how this video came to be at his site.
A short video demonstration of a ModCan Dual Quantizer in action.
This module can take a sequencer, noise or any other signal and map it into musical scales and perform transposition. Both scales and transpose are voltage controllable also.
This particular module is a custom black one. Most are white.



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