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This is one I use all the time, its sound is fantastic and it can have different tape setups saved into its memory, programming it is easy and it can be connected to a computer, just wish it would take 12
Studer A810 reel to reel...
03/13/09
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This is one I use all the time, its sound is fantastic and it can have different tape setups...
The Syntheslicer is a DIY synth project that lets you really play with your food. It's an alternate impementation of Adafruit's Drawdio electronics kit that puts the sound generator/synth on a knife.
The Syntheslicer: playing...
04/18/10
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The Syntheslicer is a DIY synth project that lets you really play with your food. It's an...
Hosted by Open Labs Technical Writer Ed Rhone, this video shows how to make a simple beat using the drum program GURU, recording program REAPER, and Open Labs own innovative BumpMP. With all three of these components in the MiKo LXD, making a professional beat only takes a few seconds.
Open Labs - Simple Beat...
04/11/12
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Hosted by Open Labs Technical Writer Ed Rhone, this video shows how to make a simple beat using ...
This lesson is a small part of a lesson where we teach more practice devices to help you with your lead blues guitar playing - create riffs and more.
Learn how to play blues...
06/11/09
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This lesson is a small part of a lesson where we teach more practice devices to help you with...
Midi Backing with Roland V-Drums running through Addictive Drum VST
Addictive Drums Test
08/06/08
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Midi Backing with Roland V-Drums running through Addictive Drum VST
Steinberg TV MusikMesse 2012 day 1 highlights: - Nuendo Live Introduction - Interview with Martin Tichy from Vienna Symphonic Library
MusikMesse2012 Steinberg TV ...
03/21/12
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Steinberg TV MusikMesse 2012 day 1 highlights: - Nuendo Live Introduction - Interview with...
A demonstration of the difference in sound between different close mics and a room mic. When all close mics are used, the sound of a drum kit is vastly different to what it actually sounds like, compared to if you were actually in the room. There are no effects added, no eq or compression, just a bit of rms compression on the master buss to raise the average level at mixdown. I also provide drums tracks for artists over the net, as well as record, produce and provide drums for artists locally.
Drum recording, comparing...
09/05/08
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A demonstration of the difference in sound between different close mics and a room mic. When...
Lemur controlling Ableton Live using OSC. A custom VST provides the timing information and handles the communication to/from Live as well as to/from Lemur. Simultaneously running 2 instances of Lucifer VST, modified builds to be controlled entirely via OSC. The result = DJ setup with no need for a computer screen, and a lot of things you can't even do with Ableton Live + mouse.
Lemur + homebrew code
08/31/08
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Lemur controlling Ableton Live using OSC. A custom VST provides the timing information and...
Electronic artist and innovator Tim Exile showcases
Tim Exile and Native...
11/04/10
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Electronic artist and innovator Tim Exile showcases "The Mouth" - a new software instrument...
This is a little music video in brickfilm-style for our song He Loves My Pies. This was initially thought to be a demo tune for the new ACE synthesizer turned into a pretty funny parody song. Which simply begged to be visualised with those Legos that were lurking in my closet. I couldn't resist to mix bricks with photos and 70ies style video effects though. The song was completely mixed in Logic with 24 tracks of ACE and 8 tracks for vocals. There's no EQ or anything anywhere, just a few compressors on the vocals. The photos were shot with a Canon EOS 30D SLR and grabbed with Dragon Stop Motion. Some photos were made the common way, such as the cat, the pies, the beach and the desert. These were then composited and animated in After Effects CS3. The ultimate trick for quick & dirty bluescreen technique: Use a computer monitor with a green image as a background while shooting the legos ;-) Enjoy, ;) Urs
U-he ACE : He Loves My Pies
12/26/09
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This is a little music video in brickfilm-style for our song He Loves My Pies. This was...
Here's another simple tutorial on adding sidechain compression in Studio One.
PreSonus Studio One...
03/05/10
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Here's another simple tutorial on adding sidechain compression in Studio One.
Legendary producer/engineer Eddie Kramer (Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones)in the studio doing an A/B test with vintage hardware and Waves plugins.
Mixing with 'Vintage'...
11/20/12
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Legendary producer/engineer Eddie Kramer (Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones)in the...
Jordan Rudess plays with a guitar, fretless bass, flute, and maraca sound on his Korg Oasys.
Jordan Rudess playing his...
01/31/09
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Jordan Rudess plays with a guitar, fretless bass, flute, and maraca sound on his Korg Oasys.
Back in the Gearwire studio, Owen O'Malley plays embedded reporter from the battlefield, where the hostilities between Audix and Shure heat up. This skirmish sees an Audix OM2 grappling with a Shure SM58.
Audix OM2 And Shure SM58:...
07/01/08
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Back in the Gearwire studio, Owen O'Malley plays embedded reporter from the battlefield, where...
This worn in treasure is truly one-of-a-kind. The Fender Custom Shop '62 Jazzmaster Relic Vintage Blonde has a distintive look that never goes out of style. And thanks to Fender's unique Relic process, you can own one that looks like it has been around since 1962! Two-single coil pickups, switchable lead and rhythm circuits and floating tremolo are only a few of features unique to this guitar. Whether you're looking for a Venture's-approved surf sound, warm jazz-infused tones, or modern alt-rock sonic.
Fender Custom Shop '62...
04/22/10
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This worn in treasure is truly one-of-a-kind. The Fender Custom Shop '62 Jazzmaster Relic...
Vintage interview with Pink Floyd from Abbey Road Studios in 1972.
Pink Floyd - Abbey Road...
08/22/08
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Vintage interview with Pink Floyd from Abbey Road Studios in 1972.
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