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Quote> A Spotlight on the Steina and Woody Vasulka fonds
The Daniel Langlois Foundation is proud to begin offering on-line access to its Vasulka Archives to coincide with the tribute to Steina and Woody Vasulka held within the 30th Montreal International Festival of New Cinema and New Media.
The Steina and Woody Vasulka fonds, like all documents collected by the Centre for Research and Documentation (CR+D), were first entered into our database so as to allow more in-depth research. Note that the Foundation doesn't systematically digitize all documents, rather only those whose physical or electromagnetic support (video, etc.) is deteriorating and those that back the findings of research conducted within our collections.
Our main goal in showcasing the Vasulkas' career and achievements is to enable people to discover the work of these two artists through innovative electronic means. A timeline we have drawn up sheds light on the philosophy driving the couple when they founded The Kitchen in 1971. This timeline closely follows the Vasulkas' career paths with a focus on their relationship with the different instruments and devices they acquired or developed with engineers. By including a selection of works, we want to stress the impact these instruments have had on the conceptual and aesthetic aspects of their art.
For their talent and dedication in getting this project off the ground, I'd like to thank Audrey Navarre, Alain Depocas, Julie Desautels, Jacques Perron, Catherine Mussely, Vincent Bonin and Angela Plohman.
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My name is James E.Phillips II. I am a Sound Engineer and electronic music enthusiast. I build my own Synthesizer & Recording devices. I am also into DIY tube amps & DIY tube HiFi. RetroSonik is the brand name I have chosen for my 'little creations". I have also built these musical instruments for other people. I don't take on commissions to build custom items. All of the things I build are unique,handmade devices & ,only occasionally will I put one up for sale. Look for links to pictures of my devices, also, I will put up pages outlining some of the techniques I have developed in building some of these items. There are a lot of High resolution photos, so if you use a dial up connection, turn your accelerator way up so these pages will download, quickly. |
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DJ Aptem is a Russian DJ who's built a cassette tape mixing desk. |
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Quote> The Mazwer is a new modular MIDI controller allowing an infinite customizable combination of controls. You can cange the configuration in seconds to adapt your studio project or live situation, day afer day, just by pluging Mowzer Modules in the Backplane, assign midi controls in your favorite software, and you're ready to play. |
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Reaktor may have won the 1999 readers' award for Best Soft Synth but, judging from the amount of mail we get, it's clear that a lot of you still see it as a bit enigmatic when it comes to building synths of your own from scratch. So, being the nice chaps that we are, we've digested, regurgitated, translated and rearranged the manual into something a little more coherent. In this two-part tutorial, we'll be concentrating on building a fairly basic analogue synth that can be used for lead and bass sounds, but more specifically for slow filter-sweeping pads. read more
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[GleetchLAB] software is a complete freeware suite for sound designers and open minded musicians.
Designed to create and manipulate drones, glitches and amazing digital noises with few mouse clicks.
[GleetchLAB] software is a peculiar collection of instruments that you can patch togheter with a modular matrix.
The suite features four stereo loopable wave readers/writers with different random loop point algorithms, one wavetable
oscillator, ectoplasm generator, a sonic reducer, 3/4/5 bands parametric EQ, an amazing sonic disgregator, a granular
re-synthesis engine, a 512 points convolver, a ring modulator, a 5 stereo tracks mixer with opto compressor/limiter,
VST plugins implementation and a friendly spectrogram/sonogram/oscilloscope/ phase-scope analizer,
as well as 2 stereo audio inputs to process several exernal sources. With [GleetchLAB] software you can create
complex digital drones, design glitches and spikes with a pencil, process and reprocess samples, play live or prepare
your samples for studio work. [GleetchLAB] is not a classic editor/instrument, there is no timeline, MIDI sync or sequencing.
You just load samples or plug your real instruments and start manipulate them in realtime. It is an organic tool,
it is perfect to create sound efxs and the most modern digital avant-garde sounds on the fly. It uses several synthesis thechniques and
DSPs, and you can even use your favourite VST plugins. [GleetchLAB] is a tool designed for openminded people,
researchers of the new frontiers of sound, mad scientists of the glitch art. Whether you are a sound designer or a
fanatic of minimal microsound music, youll find [GleetchLAB] an incredible and versatile tool.
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