Sunday Synth Jam: This abstronica jam captures what Richard Devine does when he’s not busy watching a lake form around his house. The patch combines Tiction – an animated nodal music sequencer for Mac, Windows & Linux; monome; and the touch-screen JazzMutant Lemur controller.
Sorry synth fans, but this Saturday Synth Porn entry is a little less synthy than usual and a little more porn-y. The image above is from a performance of Technosexual, from Micha Cardenas and Elle Mehrmand’s Mixed Relations. Mixed Relations consists of a series of performances and workshops that explore the relations between bodies and… Read More Technesexual – Erotic Avant Garde Music Meets Second Life
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This is a demo of Subsonic Labs’ Low Frequency Entity, a “real-time multi-touch interface to a visualized low frequency sound”: The various touch configurations control different parameters of the synthesized bass, including filter modulation rate, bit crush, sample and hold, feedback, oscillator phase and fm synthesis. Subsonic Labs is the creative work of Christian Bannister,… Read More Subcycle Labs’ Low Frequency Entity Multi-Touch Bass Synthesizer
GPS Beatmap: Planet as Control Surface. This video is a demonstration of Face Removal Services‘ Beatmap – a GPS-based music instrument that transforms the face of the planet into an enormous DJ booth. Yeah – it’s insane and awesome. I want to try this on my next road trip. Details below!
Saturday Synth Porn: Sound of Life (SoL) is a very unusual audio-visual performance by noise performer 23N! that explores the idea of generating noise music from the movements of spermatozoa: SoL consists in generating sounds and visual dynamically through the tracking of the movement of individual spermatozoa of the semen of the performer observed under… Read More Music From Sperm Is Not For The Squeamish
The Stealth Project uses NOVA (a 3D grid of LEDs) to display a 3 dimensional dynamic light-based visualisation. It also features 2 Monome 64 interfaces. Planes, missiles and other hardware that deflect or otherwise avoid radar detection were key in the race for world supremacy. Detection avoidance, or stealth technology, was one of many ‘developments’… Read More The Stealth Project: A Collaborative Spatial Musical Instrument
We’ve been pretty easy with you lately with our music video selections – but this video may have you running for the sanitary eye wash. Cotton Museum’s Pus Pustules video promo is sort of NSFA (not safe for anywhere/anyone). It appears to have been filmed in Disgust-o-rama. Appreciation of this video style is probably limited… Read More NSFA: The Electric Sound Of Pus Pustules
“Just thought I would record a patch I made this afternoon on my modular system,” explains Devine. “Bits and pieces running through the H-3000 DS/E Eventide Harmonizer.”
Tonewheels is an experiment in converting graphical imagery to sound, inspired by some of the pioneering 20th Century electronic music inventions. We previewed Tonewheels a few months ago. Transparent tonewheels with repeating patterns are spun over light-sensitive electronic circuitry to produce sound and light pulsations and textures. This all-analog set is performed entirely live without… Read More Tonewheels, Experimental Music From Graphics
