Check out this video with Dr. Robert Schneider and Elijah Wood presenting a new kind of synth controller: By the way, the new Apples in Stereo record is here
Archive for the ‘electronic music’ Category
New fruit-based MIDI-controller
Posted: 3. f 2010 in computer music, design, DIY, electronic music, experimental, food, interface designTags: controllers, cool instrument, cool music, electronic music, electronic sound generation, MIDI, multitouch, new technology, smart design, youtube
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Native Instruments gives The Finger
Posted: 17. f 2009 in computer music, electronic music, softwareTags: effect, native instruments, new technology, reaktor, software, the finger
The Finger is a new live multieffect for NI Kore and Reaktor platforms. In this video you’ll see Tim Exile presenting the software he’s made: Check out Tim Exiles blog here Go to Native Instruments
Oraison played on Haken Fingerboard
Posted: 18. f 2009 in electronic music, performanceTags: Buchla 200e, cool instrument, cool music, Haken Fingerboard, music, video, youtube
In this video, you’ll see Olivier Messiaens composition Oraison (1937) performed by Richard Leinhart. He’s playing the Haken Continuum Fingerboard (expensive controller) controlling the Buchla 200e (even more expencive synthesizer). It’s very beautiful: Originally, the piece was written for six ondes martenots. Read more about the performance here. And another interesting post on Richard Leinhart, [...]
Cute old computers plays Bohemian Rhapsody
Posted: 20. f 2009 in computer music, electronic musicTags: computer music, DIY, music, old computer, retro technology
I found this video through Synthopia. I just had to put it here. I wonder who has made this.. it’s real computer music!
Electronic music genres
Posted: 19. f 2009 in electronic musicTags: electronic, genre, illbient, music
Ever wondered what neurofunk sounds like? Do you like terrorcore or noisecore? Got a large collection of illbient but havent heard of ghetto house? Or just wondering what genre of music you make yourself? Find the answers on the list of electronic music genres: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_electronic_music_genres
New music march 09
Posted: 13. f 2009 in artists, electronic music, music album, music video, peopleTags: Bat For lashes, Big Star, composers, electronic music, Harry's Gym, music, Natasha Khan, Neon Neon, Rockettothesky, video
I just fell in love with the music of Bat for Lashes (mypsace: http://www.myspace.com/batforlashes). Natasha Khan is so gifted and she also has an experimental edge to her music. Her new album is called Two Suns and is released april 6. Daniel is the latest single. Read an interview with Natasha Khan here And another [...]
Ultramar
Posted: 2. f 2009 in computer animation, computer art, electronic musicTags: animation, cool music, video, vimeo
Brian Eno Goes Soft
Posted: 26. f 2009 in electronic music, software, sound computing, user interfaceTags: electronic music, multitouch, smart design, software
I usually avoid writing about apple products, but this video is ok: It’s Brian Eno’s ambient music application for Iphone or Ipod Touch. Just flick your finger on the screen and piano tones pops up. It’s relaxing!
RozzBox demo videos
Posted: 19. f 2009 in electronic music, sound equipment, synthesizerTags: equipment, new gear, synthesizer, video
RozzBox update: I found a couple of interesting videos on youtube showing the RozzBox V2: The following video shows an old RozzBox (not V2) used with a Monome 128 controller: Pretty cool stuff!
Resonator Neuronium
Posted: 19. f 2009 in electronic music, synthesis, synthesizerTags: electronic sound generation, equipment, neural network, new technology, synthesizer
The Resonator Neuronium isn’t new, but I found an excellent demo on Youtube: Another one here: This synth is made by Jomox synthguru Jürgen Michaelis. It’s sound is generated from six analoge resonating neurons making some fascinating evolving sounds. This is a boutiqe synth released in 2005, but you can still buy it if the [...]
