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Showing posts with label music websites. Show all posts

Sunday, June 8, 2014

Analog Music Gear For Under $300

Affordable Analog Synthesizers - Analog Music Gear For Under $300

 by P. Taylor

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Musicians and artists who swear by analog synthesizers and other analog music equipment can be found throughout all genres of electronic music. The alleged advantages of such pieces of gear include the absence of audio aliasing and quantization noise; however these audio anomalies are nonetheless introduced during later stages of the recording process when converting to digital format.


The true lure of analog gear is the character of the sound produced and the aesthetic of using vintage equipment, both of which are difficult to quantify.
In any case, the most sought-after analog music gear is often absent from the home studios of aspiring electronic musicians, due in no small part to the cost of acquiring such equipment. While certain models, such as the ARP 2600 for example, can easily cost many thousands of dollars, there are plenty of other popular models of analog synthesizers widely available for just a few hundred dollars.

The Roland JX-8P, first produced in 1985, is one such synthesizer. Used by bands such as Depeche Mode, The Human League, Covenant and The Future Sound of London, the JX-8P is regularly sold second-hand for around $200. Although programming capabilities on it are limited, the JX-8P offers musicians true analog sounds of the 1980s for a fraction of the cost compared to similar gear.

Another piece of budget analog music gear is the Matrix 1000 from Oberheim. As with the JX-8P, the Matrix 1000 requires an external programmer to edit its patches, though it comes equipped with 1000 presets from the legendary Matrix 6, with which is shares a common design and architecture. The Matrix 1000 rack unit is perfect for musicians who want to add an analog feel to their recordings without having to invest hours into patch programming. The Matrix has been used by bands ranging from Depeche Mode and Pet Shop Boys to:wumpscut:, Front 242, Mortiis and Juno Reactor.

While Moog and Sequential Circuits may be the big names in analog synthesis, musicians on a budget have a number of alternatives they can turn to in order to achieve the same great sounds.
Taylor is a contributor at Alternative Electronics, the most comprehensive resource online for the music equipment used in alternative electronic music, where you can also find the entire top 10 list of budget analog synthesizers.

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White Noise in Electronic Music

White Noise in Electronic Music


by James Hollow


It took a while for me to realise how much that hideous sound which comes out of an un-tuned TV is used in electro. It has many different uses, a few of which I shall list below.
  • Giving synths a bit more character.
  • Noise snares.
  • Build ups and drops.
Adding white noise to synths
Doing this creates a bit of a retro vibe, or you can just use it to create a bit of "fizz". Some artists (Chris Lake) use it for making a bass synth a bit more filthy. Don't go overboard though, you just want to add a touch of grit, otherwise it'll just sound odd.

Build Ups and Drops
This is probably the most common use for white noise. Don't ask me why it works but it just does. For some reason the sound of a hiss just gets people going, I guess its sort of like the sound of pressure being released or something.
Anyway, it just helps make transitions a bit more exciting. You can often hear it straight at the beginning and many other times in many dance tracks.
There are thousands of other ways to make it your own too, like adding chorus, phasing, reverb and delay effects. One really great effect is to put a very fast LFO filter on it to give it a "fizzing" sound.

Noise snares
Adding noise to a snare will give it that real "pssht" sound (think Justice - Genesis). In fact, a lot of distinctive retro snares use a lot of white noise. These are generally used in drum and bass and hard electro, but can be used in most genres. It just helps to give it some real impact.
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Musicians Who Play Pink Guitars Get Noticed

Daisy Rock Girl Guitars
Daisy Rock Girl Guitars (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Musicians Who Play Pink Guitars Get Noticed

by Michael Mize Russell


Flashy guitars that sound great are popular with musicians who want something unusual to spice up their act. Pink guitars are an unusual choice for guitar color, but they will surely get you noticed. When purchasing a guitar, whether you prefer acoustic or electric, quality is the first thing to look for.

Solid construction is important even if the guitar looks light and airy. The pink color will add an element of lightness, even if the color covers a sound box and neck that is as solid as a workhorse guitar. Look for tight construction throughout with no roughened edges or crazing on the finish.

The size of the guitar will be important too. It must be a size that will fit the reach for the user. Hand size for both children and adults can vary greatly, so if your hands are small, pick the guitar for the size, not just the color.

For both acoustic and electric guitars, the sound of the instrument is what draws you to enjoy playing and listening in the first place. If at all possible, you should try the sound for some of the guitars you have on your short list before buying. If that isn't possible ask friends to provide recommendations.

Expert reviews are another way to find out more about a specific brand of guitar. They discuss everything from sound boards to performers who prefer the instrument. While these reviews can be helpful for general information about quality and design, they won't tell you if a specific model will feel right in your hands. Particularly if you are a beginner, you may not be able to judge some of the features accurately.

Once you have decided on construction, quality and general size of your new guitar, it's time to pick the right color. Guitars are available in many wood tones, and designer guitars in almost any color you can imagine. A solid pink instrument might be almost any level of the color from dark rose to the palest pastel.

Some pinks have additional decals or designs that are incorporated into the instrument. Some designs might appeal to a young girl, others would be flashy enough for an adult performer. Although many people see pink and think little girl, there is no reason to stereotype guitars into one particular musician type. Pink guitars are great for a light mood, but ultimately the color is less important than the total package.

Check out the new luna, dean, arbor, and pink guitars on this website besides the traditional yet popular diva and daisy rock guitars on this website. Even if a buyer does not find what they require on this site, they may contact or call the providers to get their desired type of guitars.

Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Michael_Mize_Russell




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Friday, June 6, 2014

Amazing Cosplay Costumes At London Super Comic Con 2014

Amazing Cosplay Costumes At London Super Comic Con 2014

Sneaky Zebra doesn’t miss a comic convention. The first Comic Con of 2014 took place at the awesome London Super Comic Con. Naturally, the convention was packed with awesome nerds wearing outrageous and overdone costumes. Thankfully,

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Best Comic-Con Cosplay Girls with Jessica Nigri

Best Comic-Con Cosplay Girls with Jessica Nigri

Check out the hottest cosplay girls from the San Diego Comicon with Fistful of geek co-host ...
Jessica Nigri.

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What is Cosplay?

English: Elaborately dressed cosplayers at Com...
English: Elaborately dressed cosplayers at Comiket 69, a Comic Market. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
English: Pictures taken in cosplay public even...
English: Pictures taken in cosplay public event in Beijing, China (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

 What is Cosplay?


Cosplay (コスプレ kosupure), short for "costume play", is a performance art in which participants wear costumes and fashion accessories to represent a specific character or idea that is usually identified with a unique name.

Cosplayers often interact to create a subculture centered on role play. A broader use of the term cosplay applies to any costumed role play in venues apart from the stage, regardless of the cultural context.

Favorite sources include manga, anime, comic books, video games, and films. Any entity from the real or virtual world that lends itself to dramatic interpretation may be taken up as a subject. Inanimate objects are given anthropomorphic forms and it is not unusual to see genders switched, with women playing male roles and vice versa. There is also a subset of cosplay culture centered on sex appeal, with cosplayers specifically choosing characters that are known for their attractiveness and/or revealing costumes.

The Internet has enabled many cosplayers to create social networks and websites centered on cosplay activities, while forums allow cosplayers to share stories, photographs, news, and general information.

The rapid growth in the number of people cosplaying as a hobby since 1990 has made the phenomenon a significant aspect of popular culture. This is particularly the case in Asia, where cosplay influences Japanese street fashion.


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Thursday, June 5, 2014

Canadian Artist Now on Etsy.com

Canadian Artist Now on Etsy.com

Press Release

...for immediate release...

Works by avant-garde Musician and Outsider Artist from Canada, Pim Zond is now on Etsy.com. 

His photographic, mulit-media, mixed media prints are available for download from the site, suitable for printing and framing. 

All prints are original work from the 1980's to present with more being added each day.
Public access to downloads of Pim Zond's work is available anywhere in the world 24/7. 

Please visit the store by clicking on any image in the widget below.

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Tuesday, June 3, 2014

Alternative to a Piano - 88 Key Keyboard!

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Alternative to a Piano - 88 Key Keyboard!

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Why should anybody look for a keyboard with 88 keys? On first instance, the obvious reason that comes out is that one may not be able to afford a piano with the traditional looks – be it acoustic or digital.

Cost, and to some extent the fact that it needs more space are the primary reasons for someone choosing a keyboard which has 88 keys. Somebody who has started to learn keyboards on 61 keys, and is inclined to go to the advanced level, will need a keyboard with 88 keys. Whatever is the style of music that you want to learn – classical, jazz, blues, etc. you will need 88 keys to play the advanced pieces.

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But moving to a digital piano is a costlier option than may be getting your 61-key exchanged for a keyboard which has 88 keys, if budget is of high consideration. If you add the advantage of portability to it, it seems even more rational to go in for that since you can even take it along with you if you need to perform.

If you are worried about what sort of keys these keyboards will have, then relax. You get keyboards that have graded hammer action as well, similar to that on acoustic grand pianos. So the touch and feel of your keyboard is not going to change. You also have the option of attaching sustain pedals to these keyboards.

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There are a lot of manufacturers out there who make music keyboards that have more than 61 keys. You can explore Yamaha, RolandBusiness Management Articles, and Korg keyboards if you are looking for 88 key keyboards.

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K-pop, Clapton,Thin Lizzy, Joe Bonamassa VIDEOS

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K-pop, Clapton,Thin Lizzy, Joe Bonamassa, J-pop, Music Videos, and more...

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Best World Cup MUSIC Video Cut Up

World Cup Cut Up


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Volunteers for Google's Self-driving Car

Volunteers go for a ride in Google's self-driving car.

Volunteers go for a ride in Google's self-driving car. The car comes without a steering wheel, accelerator pedal, or brake pedal - but will take you where you want to go at the push of a button.


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Monday, June 2, 2014

Hawkwind - Silver Machine - 1972 (TOTP)

Hawkwind - Silver Machine - 1972 (TOTP)




Hawkwind featuring Lemmy Kilmister and Stacia from 1972, Top Of The Pops
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First Space Rock Star Chris Hadfield Fell To Earth!

First Space Rock Star Chris Hadfield Fell To Earth!



Six months ago he left earth as an astronaut, today he returned a famous rock star: Commander Chris Hadfield, a former Royal Canadian Air Force fighter pilot. In the old Rock 'n Roll times there was the saying: a star is born. Now it’s: a star has landed on the steppes of Kazakhstan… 

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Sunday, June 1, 2014

Drone Guitar - Music VIDEO by Pim Zond - Big Toy Box

Drone Guitar - Music VIDEO by Pim Zond - Big Toy Box




Electronic avant-garde drone guitar music track "Big Toy Box" by Winnipeg experimental music creator and sound sculptor with abstract retro music video. (c) 2014 All Rights Reserved. pimzond.com
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Saturday, May 31, 2014

Video How To - Best FREE Affiliate Toolkit for Profitable Clickbank Sales Online

 Video How To - Best FREE Affiliate Toolkit for Profitable Clickbank Sales Online 


Video How To - Best FREE Affiliate Toolkit for Profitable Clickbank Sales Online by Pim Zond

Watch this brief informative news video and link to find best top selling products to earn income money at home with your computer online. Use this FREE Affiliate Toolkit for ClickBank Sales Online at this URL: http://tinyurl.com
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Experimental Noise Music - IOIOI (Italy) # 01 - Live at GEZ-21

 Experimental Noise Music - IOIOI (Italy) # 01 - Live at GEZ-2


Experimental Noise Music - IOIOI (Italy) # 01 - Live at GEZ-21 by NoiseMusic


# 01 - IOIOI live at GEZ-21, St.Petersburg 18.09.2013. Special thanks: A.Volkov(camera), Andrey Popovsky, Dmitry Krotevich, Nick Sudnik. Gallery of Experimental Sound 21, Pushkinskya 10, St. Petersburg, Russia.
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Daft Punk - Around The World

Daft Punk - Around The World


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Thursday, May 29, 2014

Takasago Army by Taiwanese Avant-metal Band CHTHONIC - released in July 2011.

Takasago Army by Taiwanese Avant-metal Band CHTHONIC - released in July 2011

CHTHONIC - " Takao " by Jamiecat Wild CHTHONIC - " Takao "

Taking from their upcoming album, Takasago Army, which will be released in July 2011.

Current line-up:
* Freddy Lim – Lead vVocals
* Doris Yeh – Bass, vocals
* Jesse Liu - Guitar, vocals
* Dani Wang - Drums
* CJ – Piano, synthesiser

Country: Taiwan (Taipei)
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Cocktails 101: How To Make The Perfect Jolly Green Drink | Video Recipe

Cocktails 101: How To Make The Perfect Jolly Green Drink | Video Recipe





Thanks to Mose, Miguel and Brad at 5 Seasons Brewing Company’s Westside location for taking some time to allow us to document their cocktail making technique.

 5 Seasons Westside offers an inspired menu of small plates, pizzas, sandwiches and taco that pair well with beers made on site and unforgettable cocktails. We asked the suave Miguel mix one of his favorite drinks called the Jolly Green.

The Jolly Green brings together some classy spirits and herbs to make an out of this world drink. Take a look at Cocktail 101 to learn how to make your own Jolly Green and when you’re in Atlanta and needing a drink and meal supplement before a wild night.

Try 5 Seasons Westside for in-house beers, locally sourced foods, and more at their 3 locations in Atlanta, each with their own specials.
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