Here are some pics I took of our recent trip to St Pete
UPDATE - I might add some more to this post so use the 'updates' tag to check...
Friday, 24 December 2010
Wednesday, 22 December 2010
Applause Please
Today I spent a few hours making a clap sound on modular synths. Actually me and Phil started it on behalf of Wrangler, and I wanted to document it here
Its sort of modeled on the 808 clap which is awesome, my favorite one. There are two elements to the sound, the first is a noise based crackle which I made on the Roland 100M using noise going into a VCA with an envelope and LFO modulating it very fast
The second element is a space for the clappers to be in. You don't need a reverb module, you can do it with filtered noise using an envelope. I used the ARP 2500 because i love its filter and punchy envelopes
By adjusting the filter frequency and cutoff, and the decay of the envelope a wide range of sounds can be achieved
Its sort of modeled on the 808 clap which is awesome, my favorite one. There are two elements to the sound, the first is a noise based crackle which I made on the Roland 100M using noise going into a VCA with an envelope and LFO modulating it very fast
The second element is a space for the clappers to be in. You don't need a reverb module, you can do it with filtered noise using an envelope. I used the ARP 2500 because i love its filter and punchy envelopes
By adjusting the filter frequency and cutoff, and the decay of the envelope a wide range of sounds can be achieved
Labels:
Benge Studios,
my pics,
my video,
synths
Sunday, 19 December 2010
Sexy Time
Somehow this album has managed to pass me by all my life until today. It's a synthesizer album with sexy moans on top made in 1972. How cool is that!? The cover shows a couple making out on top of a ARP 2500 Modular....
Actually side 2 doesn't have synths on, it's just someone moaning with a record of classical music playing in the background. But side one mostly features a really simple synth and is awesome. I'm not sure if the synth is actually a 2500, but it could well be, it's certainly got a sequencer which in 1972 makes it seem likely
The music is by Fred Miller, but I can't find out much more than that. I found it here
Actually side 2 doesn't have synths on, it's just someone moaning with a record of classical music playing in the background. But side one mostly features a really simple synth and is awesome. I'm not sure if the synth is actually a 2500, but it could well be, it's certainly got a sequencer which in 1972 makes it seem likely
The music is by Fred Miller, but I can't find out much more than that. I found it here
Labels:
vintage music,
vintage pix
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