MetaSynth 5 Version 5.4 has just been released and is fully Mavericks compatible. If you own MetaSynth, retrieve the download info here. MetaSynth is an award-winning electronic music and sound design studio for OS X. Its six "rooms" provide six unique environments for creating and manipulating sound. MetaSynth is an electronic music studio for Mac OS X where you create, compose, design and transform music and sound in a unique environment that invites exploration. You can compose and mix full-length compositions in MetaSynth or use it to create or process elements that you use inside the DAW of your choice. MetaSynth is not a soft-synth or plug-in. Words don't do MetaSynth justice. VIDEO TUTORIALS AND DEMONSTRATIONS: See MetaSynth in action and learn some great tricks as well. Below are links of interest to anyone that wants to get more out of MetaSynth. MetaEssentials Galbanum.com Galbanum has created some great collections of MetaSynth resources. Homeless Balloon Other Links of Interest
Drummachine & Synthesizer Database, News & Community: Sequencer Synth Drum Machines Music Media Computer Mac & Nerdic Walking HotPot Membrane Potentiometer - 500mm - SparkFun Electronics.url Replacement: None. We don't carry a direct replacement for this sensor but check out the flex/force category for more softpots, flex sensors and the like. This page is for reference only. Description: When you need to track movement in a volatile environment, HotPot provides a thin and sealed form-factor with operating temperature tolerances of -40 to +85C. The HotPots are ideal for higher temperature environments, but many users also find that the HotPots which are made out of a impregnated fiberglass material, 'feel' better than the SoftPots which are made out of a polyester base. Unit comes with adhesive backing. Note: These potentiometers work great with a finger, or stylus. Specifications: Length [mm]: 500 (3.937") Resistance: 20 kOhm Resistance Tolerance: ?
Synthesizers.com --- Modular Analog Synthesizers for Electronic Music www.oZoe.fr - Synthétiseurs - Gros Modulaire J'ai toujours aimé les modulaires. Ces espèces de grosses machines remplies de boutons qui ont fait les beaux jours des studios dans les années 60/70 et grâce aux quels les premiers titres de l'histoire de la musique électronique ont été réalisés. Quelques artistes les ont toutefois amenés sur scène. Le prix d'achat est resté un frein incontournable. Le DIY synthétiseur est un moyen d'accéder à la possibilité de pourvoir utiliser et jouer sur un vrai modulaire. Ces quelques pages décrivent la réalisation d'un synthétiseur Modulaire construit "à la maison" à partir de données libres d'utilisation. Cliquez sur la photo ci-contre pour visualiser d'autres photos du synthétiseur fini. Boitier La fonction du boitier d'un modulaire n'a aucune fonction technique autre que supporter chaque module. J'ai opté pour un look classique pour ce type de synthétiseur. La distribution de l'alimentation de chaque module est fixé en fond de boitier. Quelques conseils, le chêne c'est du bois dur ....
Synthesizer and electronic music news, synth and music software reviews and more! Yamaha TG-33 VOICE system manages a total of 32 voices polyphony or elements and 2 syntheses or tones:- AWM PCM samples (16 voices) - FM frequency modulation (16 voices) Tech: the structure reminds a VERY simple version of Sy99, sadly Sy22/tg33 miss a filter section. AWM + FM STRUCTURE basic patch combines the tones in 2 modes: - 1 PCM + 1 FM - 2 PCM + 2 FM. PCM are always assigned to TONE A-C and FM to TONE B-D, then elements can be mixed or detune using the apposite vector joystick.
Computer Music Center at Columbia University The Garden of Dreams This musical and visual installation proposes to the visitors the interactive exploration of dreams coming from all over the world, in many different languages, recorded both on the Internet and at the two installation locations in New York and Lyon (France). These dreams take part in a collective memory, which visitors of the installation can consult by traveling through oniric universes. On a website specially designed for this purpose, or in a “Dream Station” in another room of the exhibition’s building, one can video record herself/himself and share a dream. Dreams recorded in video will never be used as is, in a realistic way, but will be transformed and inserted in imaginary worlds. A special performance, Distant Mirrors, will extend this singular experience by allowing two flutists, one in Lyon, the other in New York, to play together via the Internet, crossing the dreams and the oniric landscapes of the installation.