Showing posts with label electronic music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label electronic music. Show all posts

Saturday, December 3, 2011

Polymorph in Blue and New !

Saturday, November 26, 2011

Vangelis Blade Runner blues - cover (live)



From: mik300z (via Youtube)
I never would have tried to cover this, but when I made the cs80 like lead on the juno 6 it was too tempting :) here is a link to a German magazine interview , the settings for the Juno 6 patch are on the last page http://www.amazona.de/index.php?page=26&file=2&article_id=3038
also a link to to a warm up while I was getting the right atmosphere to the cover version
http://soundcloud.com/mik300z/bladerunner-warmup

" Slow Space " Electronic Impressionen


by Korgator (via Youtube)

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Soil of the Sun - Roland SH-32 Demonstration


ALL SOUNDS BY ROLAND SH-32
Lyrics by Vasilis Mantz, Music by Are Kalogeropoulos

Soil of the Sun
We'll be ready when the time comes
And the rain has washed away
And the sunbeams come around to stay

Ringhausen - Sequenced Points



Ringhausen has released "More" on SfintRecords Netlabel. The ten track album features a variety of Germany Elektro Underground music that gives a nod to classic German school and other influences that are quite entertaining. Get "More" from Ringhausen for free legal download at http://www.archive.org/details/SFIRE025

Rieg - The Absynth Ritual



Rieg's creative idea behind The Absynth Ritual album was inspired by the fact that the "Absynth" word is very like the word "Absinth". With a little fantasy, the Absynth word relates to both synthesizers and Absinth, which is an alcoholic drink with some special attributes to it.

Sunday, November 20, 2011

Heal - by StudioF


Uploaded by StudioF

Used:
Roland Juno Stage
Korg Wavestation

Korodi Csaba - Nass

Korodi Csaba Nass by Korodi Csaba

"Aerobug" - by Alexandre Dominois


Alexandre Dominois
"Hommage a la BA103 de Cambrai" - extrait de l'album "Nuits Synthétiques"

Velvet VOYAGER (part 3) - Bruno Ender Lee


One of my favorites songs, composed by Bruno Ender Lee.

VELVET VOYAGE - "Velvet VOYAGER" (part 3) - by Bruno Ender Lee, September 18. 2011
Every sound was created with the MiniMoog Voyager (Old School), recorded on 3 double-stereo-tracks (bass, effects & leads. Each Voyager-output, L & R, runs through a different stereo-panning-delay, Behringer DD600, with different timing). Filmed during recording of the effects.

Teenage Engineering OP-1


Uploaded by mastertonberry (Youtube)
Decided to try and sit down and actually create a full song on the OP-1 for once. The result is... OK. I had fun while making it at least! I tried to listen to other music and narrow down how they are composed, for example how long an intro is and where the drum kicks in and how the sounds repeat in a certain way etc. Song is in 140 bpm. All 4 tracks are used to various degree. The pattern for the synths are really really simple but they make a nice effect together. The whole song have the Spring FX on it which I like but I really should use the effect on different sounds instead. Everything you hear is directly from the output of the OP-1.

Shine on you crazy diamond - part 1


by notjarre (Youtube)
Original music by Pink Floyd from the album Wish you were here

Played live on a Korg Radias plus Fatar master keyboard hooked up to Logic Express ES2 Modulating Synth Organ

Rudy Adrian - Promise of Snow



Yes, the winter is coming!
Beautiful music from Rudy Adrian: http://www.starsend.org/rudyadrian.html

I've Seen Things -by Andrew J Rankin

I've Seen Things - Written, Recorded, and Produced by Andrew J Rankin (C) All Rights Reserved. by Andrew J Rankin

How to play the Bass in Jarre's Equinoxe 7



How I think the Bass in Jean Michel Jarre's "Equinoxe 7" is made
His home build MatriSequencer 250 triggers the ARP 2600 with the only two patterns in the song, in a combination you can see in the video
The pitch is made with Monophonic Legato Portamento.
This is just a test to show and the bass sound is just a fast made sound in Reason 4.0
Thomas H. - http://www.thhe.dk

Jean-Michel Jarre - Orient Express - cover by Loomeer


Drums, Bass and other sequencer parts are live programmed to Yamaha RS-7000. Korg Prophecy plays synth bass, Roland JX-305 is played live via midi, other sounds plays RS-7000. It's little bit slower than original, but I want it so.
by Loomeer(Youtube)

Jean michel jarre - Light my sky LIVE