Guitar tablature template. Copy and paste into a text editor and tab your song. | Guitarist Tool Kit | Lessons - GuitarTools.co.uk. Powered by pure passion: the music venue that runs on love alone | Music | The Observer. On a small blackboard that has hung outside the Forum in Tunbridge Wells ever since a thief prised off a larger one and ran away with it, the names of tonight's three bands are written in chalk: "PALMA VIOLETS and CHILDHOOD and TROPHIES". Tickets are still available, says Jason Dormon, who founded this 250-capacity music venue with friends in 1992, and today hopes for a sell-out by the time the doors open at 8pm. Dormon, 42, is tall and habitually baseball-capped and remains convinced that watching a band at a venue like the Forum (a tiny one, packed to capacity, the front row of fans just beyond the hit zone of flailing guitars) is the very best way to experience live music.
"Someone hits the snare you hear it, no delay. You can see and touch the band. The first gig I ever went to I stood up the front and Henry Rollins from Black Flag actually dripped sweat on me. You just can't get that in a bigger venue. " This is a curious era for small venues such as the Forum. There's still time. Ultra-High Fidelity Music Box | Flight of the Conchords. The Wire: Adventures In Sound And Music: Article. Stream a track by John Richards, founder of Dirty Electronics and creator of the Mute Synth. John Richards's Mute Synth – made in collaboration with writer and designer Adrian Shaughnessy and Mute label boss Daniel Miller – is featured in The Wire 335 in an article by Jennifer Lucy Allan. Richards describes the synth: "It's not a new idea using the body to conduct electricity but it's such a great way to physically engage with an electronic instrument. I'd seen the Crackle Box, which is a similar instrument that was developed in the 70s, and thought a lot more could be done with the design.
And I quite liked the idea that there weren't any knobs – a kind of knobless instrument. " Click here to watch Twisted Bodies Carry Electricity, a video documenting a performance by Eleonara Oreggio, Shidan Ye and Dirty Electronics. See a couple of Mute Synth modifications below: Mute Synth Mod by Stu Smith (aka A.S.M.O.) IDC Connection and Ribbon Cable with DIY controlle, John Richards and Stu Smith. Music websites/blogs. Web - Electronic Music Resources. Electronic Music Resources Books Periodicals Articles Interviews & Media Patents This new section of Ubuweb is devoted to technical resources concerning the practice of electronic and experimental sound. We've taken the filing cabinet as our model, rather than the museum, and our focus is on historical and rare material rather than recent developments.
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Now, you can sell your tracks anywhere across the web, directly in your browser, using SoundCloud and SoundRain! All you need to do is connect your account with SoundRain and select any tracks you wish to sell for a payment of 99cents per download. Once a track is enabled for purchase, a “Buy with Minno” button will appear on the waveform player and take the listener directly to SoundRain, where they can buy the song in one click. To get a better idea of how to connect, watch the screencast below: And see a live example of how SoundRain works below! Beautiful Madness by cyramorgan Nice, huh? MASF Pedals M.A.S.F. SoundCloud Labs.
Musical Instruments-Unique Unusual Odd Strange Weird Experimental Rare Wacky Musical Instruments Gallery sound clips,photos. Songs The Fall Taught Us. Blog Archive » Found Sounds: Frogs. Found Sounds is a new SoundCloud community feature focusing on some of the most weird and wonderful sounds that can be found on SoundCloud. Count on new installments with some of our favorite sounds each Tuesday! Sure, many people are thinking about bunnies this time of year, but let’s be honest: they’re not animals that lend themselves to much recording. So instead of “rabbit,” the word of the week is “ribbit,” as these week’s Found Sounds feature frogs from around the world.
Coming up first is a recording by Thomas Newton of the UK, who used his H4N field recorder while in Ranong, Thailand to capture some of the local frog noise. You kind of have to hear these guys to believe them — they’ve got some wacky, deep voices, and they’ve really worked quite a sound together. Frogs of Ranong by Stumbled Upon Sound Over at Sounds Captured in the UK, there’s a beautiful and high quality recording of frogs. Frogs, Recorded Using Stereo Pair Of DPA4060 Microphones by Sounds Captured.
Keys > FOR FREE: U-HE TYRELL N6 - der AMAZONA.de Synthesizer. Offensichtlich hat uns ein echter Tyrell-Fan mal unter die Arme gegriffen und ein cooles, mehrteiliges Tutorial auf YouTube eingestellt. Thanx to Konnekta – we like it !!! Version 1.0.1 enthält Kompatibilitätsfixes für ein paar Hostprogramme, in denen TyrellN6 bisher keinen Ton von sich gegebenen hat. Außerdem wurde ein Bug gefixt, durch den der TyrellN6 ab dem 1. Mai 2011 in einen Demomodus übergeht. TYRELL Nexus 6 Der Tyrell Nexus 6 Der TYRELL N6 ist nicht IRGENDEIN weiteres Synthesizer Plug-in, sondern ein Klangerzeuger, der gemeinsam mit den Lesern entwickelt und letztendlich durch Urs Heckmann (Mastermind von U-HE) programmiert und durch das MUSIKHAUS THOMANN stark unterstützt wurde.
Aber das Beste: TYRELL N6 ist für AMAZONA.de-Leser kostenlos und nun in einer finalen Version SOFORT als Download verfügbar: Mac-User starten den Download HIERPC-User starten den Download HIER Wer nun denkt, wir hätten unseren Traum vom Hardware-Tyrell aufgegeben, der liegt falsch. Weirdo Radio : Weirdo Records. Listen up People ask, and believe me when I tell you that they ask often, what I've been listening to lately.
And most of the time the answer is whatever came into Weirdo this week. However, when I'm hacking away at my computer keyboard, I have been known to listen to the jillions of songs I've downloaded from blogs or dumped into my computer for multitudes of reasons. Now you can hear 'em too, right along with me. To listen, click below Free Shoutcast HostingRadio Stream Hosting You can also visit Weirdo's Caster page, or Last fm page, or Grooveshark page to hear the songs on the radio. The radio is currently: ON. And here's what's playing right now: How do I save Reason projects so Gobbler can properly back them up? As of today, we've added support for Propellerhead's Reason & Record workstations.
We hope you are as excited as we are! Reason/Record doesn't follow the typical Logic/Pro Tools project folder structure so you have to perform what Propellerhead calls a "Self -Contain" in order to associate the assets within the project. Fortunately this is a super easy two step process which entails 1. Clicking "Song Self-Contain Settings" under the File Menu 2. Selecting the "Check All" option with the Self-Contain Settings After this, you'll be good to go with sending projects to your Reason/Record collaborators. Enjoy! -Andrew. Gobbler. Ohm Studio. Beatport. Electronic Battle Weapons. Transhumanism in Opera: MIT Professor Creates Robotic Opera. Robotic Performers on Stage As is the case in many an Opera, “It’s not over until the fat lady sings.” In this case, a more appropriate version might be “It’s not over until the transhumanist voice bellows.” It doesn’t quite roll off the tongue, but the new robotic opera “Death and the Powers” is showcasing an entirely new take on a classic art form.
MIT professor Todd Machover combines OperaBots, Human Performers, and integrates a new technology termed ”disembodied performance” to create a totally technological experience. “Death and the Powers” tells the story of Simon Powers, a successful businessman and inventor who wants to leave more behind than just the things that he has created. The story opens with him stepping into “the system” – his invention that will take his being from human reality to virtual reality, existing only as an electronic presence that will continue to control his family and businesses. [image credits: MIT Media Lab ] [source: MIT Media Lab, On Point] RGB MusicLab. RGB Music Project is a composite artwork of visuals, musics and technologies.
It converts visual data into a music. It is an algorithmic composition, and it attempts to discover the relation between visuals and musics. The project core is the development of software "RGB MusicLab". The software converts RGB (Red, Green and Blue) value of an image to chromatic scale sounds. It reads RGB value of pixels from the top left to the bottom right of an image. One pixel makes a harmony of three notes of RGB value, and the length of note is determined by the brightness of pixel. The highest RGB value is 255, and the lowest is 0. It is not an impression of paintings or photographs of a composer. The project was started September 2007, and the development of software "RGB MusicLab" is still on the way. This page is Kenji Kojima's early works of RGB Music, please visit the latest works: Interactive Frequency Chart - Independent Recording Network.
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