Showing posts with label micro synthesizer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label micro synthesizer. Show all posts

Friday, June 28, 2019

Sound Experiments 2 (2019)

https://youtu.be/xybD3f-Vx7s

Another selection of my noise making sessions using a bevy of personally owned and rented guitar FX pedals, cheap synthesizers, video FX methods and riff pilfering.  My apologies to Gary Numan:  "Cars" for treated guitar.
Other likely suspects used in this collection include the Stylophone Gen X-1, Korg Kaossilator, Electro Harmonix RTG, the EH micro synthesizer for guitar, and the circuit bent deluxe video distorter.
Hope you like some of this!

Sunday, June 28, 2015

TEENAGE ENGINEERING PO-16 MELODY MICRO SYNTHESIZER


This little puppy is cool!  Barely bigger than a credit card and a couple of sizes thicker, this micro synthesizer is a brilliant musical idea generator.  The melody micro synthesizer is one module in Teenage Engineering's new line of sub $100.00, easily transportable music making devices.  There are also bass synth and rhythm generating modules.  Interesting cardboard packaging for the PO-16 which has a removable strip (like a box of granola bars!) that comes off to reveal some basic instructions printed on the insides of the packaging that reflect the simplicity and intuitive nature of using this device.  Plenty of cool sounds and effects to choose from and a pattern recorder that will allow you to quickly generate and play back ideas.  On board speaker and headphone jack included.  I'm taking it with me on vacation!

Electronic and Experimental Music