Mixing Electronic Music for big Soundsystem

Something to think about is how your music will sound amplified multiple times over in a club or live. Some good comments and tips for music makers brought up by this post!
Link: Gearslutz mixing electronic music big soundsystems.

Miroslav Philharmonik updated for intel macs

A powerful integrated Orchestral Workstation combining the legendary Miroslav Orchestra and Choir sample collection masterpieces with a dedicated plug-in instrument.
VST, AU, and RTAS.

Looks nice!

Click here to listen to demo songs made entirely from using Miroslav Philharmonik.

Moog Little Phatty Demos

I’ve seen pics of the Moog Little phatty, and some video demos, but I can say that I’ve never been completely won over by it. This is mainly because I haven’t heard what it really can do. This is a really good mp3 demo directory for the Moog Little Phatty. You can decide for yourself if its worth the purchase. I think it just might.

Links:

Directory: Trippler Moog Little Phatty mp3 Directory
Song: Trippler - Lil Blue mp3

Added to the Synth Archives: Elektron Monomachine SFX-6

Go to the Chip Collection Synth Archives and read about the Elektron Monomachine

Sonic State’s Top 20 Greatest Synths of All time

Sonic State is allowing you to pick three of your all time faves. Please vote for the TX816!! The sole instrument used for the the movie:

Starring Tom Selleck.
Well you know the TB-303 is going to win, lets give it some competition. JX-8p for third.

GO VOTE!!

Uneducated college girl blogs about techno music

I think that Techno music may be the music of the future…

No Way.

Someone go over there and give them a clue.

While the first sentence made my day, this girl’s entry brings up some really old feelings I’m sure you’ve all had. My question is how did rap music become mainstream, while electronic music has been around for much longer?

Link to Krist14326’s blog on Progressive U

Thomas Dolby leaves nasty comment on Kevin Federline’s Myspace

“…I think there’s some kind of filter where words more than one syllable get deleted,” he says. “Which doesn’t leave very much for a cease-and-desist letter.”

-Thomas Dolby, referring to his stolen sample placed into K-Fed’s rap music.

The article talks about synthesizers, his fans, and his mad scientist look as well. I’m not quite a Dolby fan, but this is an excellent read!
Photo of Mr. Dolby from Synthopia.

Read the Full Interview at Miaminewtimes.com

Bad Synth Video Thursday - The grand finale

Happy Children - P Lion
Nonstop train action. Love this song.

Bad Synth Video Thursday - Vectorized!

Via Malario77 on YouTube

Bad Synth Video Thursday - Woodpeckers from Space

Best plane synthesizer ever.

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