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February 2012

2 posts

Graham Wrench: The Story Of Daphne Oram’s Optical... →

In the early ’60s, pioneering British composer Daphne Oram set out to create a synthesizer unlike any other. The engineer who turned her ideas into reality was Graham Wrench. by Steve Marshall

December 2011

3 posts

November 2011

4 posts

The DS10/1 track transformed with some fxs, almost...

My Nintendo DS10 demo track.

October 2011

1 post

http://gluggergames.kahlina.com/blog/?p=750 →

Booklist for my research on Anton Webern, composition, 12-Tone- and Serial Music

September 2011

4 posts

The Videodrome Discothèque Vault Presents: The Great British Synth Documentary (by Videodrome Discothèque)

“∼ How to be a Successful Musician ∼”

– David Bauer. Journalist – How to be a Successful Musician

August 2011

4 posts

The History of House Music | electronica.fm... →

Not only interesting as history piece in itself, but visual, music and story telling are great too.

The build-in Eigenharp scales for experimental... →

July 2011

5 posts

McCabeism: turning noise into a thing of beauty |... →

Example image from: Experiments in generative graphics (http://www.wblut.com/2009/03/09/turing-instability/) See also Hans Meinhardt: The Algorithmic Beauty of Sea Shells for a description / mathematical formula for the activator-inhibitor pattern and some interesting examples.

Sequenza21/ » New Noises Hardly Explained →

A reply to an article on slate.com and the question if categories in “contemporary ‘classical’ music, or whatever you want to call it” make sense.

New Yamaha TNR-i Synthesizer Raises The Question –... →

June 2011

3 posts

KORG monotribe times 12 →

#eigenharp in its new softbag, not perfect but... →

April 2011

13 posts

Control Eigenharp metronome with Launchpad |... →

(Posted on my blog)

(via Sonic State - News Sound Design WIth Water Balloons, Lentils & Milk, Diego Stocco Makes A Sound Signature)

Ring modulation -> Daleks →

One of the best-known applications of the ring modulator may be its use by Brian Hodgson of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop to produce the distinctive voice of the Daleks in the television series Doctor Who, starting in 1963.[10]

T-Resonator from Jomox

To say that I really understand in detail, what this is doing would be a huge exaggeration, but I want to get my hands on it. analog filter stereo in/out 8 different delay algorithms 2 delay lines / chorus / reverb LFO-modulation feedbackloops, cross feedback, fm-feedback Tenori-On and T-Resonator Jomox T-Resonator Feedback Loops

MATRIXSYNTH: New Schmidt Analog Synth Debuts at... →

Fantastic behemoth of a synth.

Best Monotribe video yet from Sonicstate (original page).

(via Steve Vai Live Guitar Lesson on Berkleemusic - live streaming video powered by Livestream)

Using the new Max for Live interface objects... →

Also some pretty good descriptions of some of the Max Live elements.

“Toggle lock/unlock with cmd-click (Mac) in patcher window.”

Solving Trash Problems on Mac →

I had the problem that my Macbook Pro always automatically deleted my files permanently. Since I often use my trashcan as a “temp” folder I wanted it back. I found this tutorial and it was very helpful, seems that my user didn’t have enough privileges, however this happened.

live.dial without patch cords

For live.dial and route to work you need pattrstorage/autopattr. Then if you use the scripting name of the dial you can get out the value from route without patch cords. maxpatch

March 2011

1 post

“linking film developing “recipes” to photos on Flickr”

– FilmDev | Everyone’s recipes

February 2011

1 post

Radio Berkman 173: The Portrait of the... →

An interview with Amanda Palmer.

January 2011

1 post

NASA technical reports website →