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more about #synthesizers Killjoy: Not to mention the entire soundtrack of '63-'89 Doctor Who. This sounds like just my cup of tea, thanks for posting it. OBLIGATORY PEDANTRY: Walter ... more » frigg: Weird. Coca Cola is usually better with their musics. The visuals get you excited, but then the music track sounds like it was created by someone who ... more » bosskev: Coca-Cola's competition is already gearing up to make a similar and equally charming musical commercial using only puppies: Dr. Pepper's Only Barks Cl... more » Nick: dumb dumb dumb. dumb dumb dumb. dumb dumb dumb. dumb dumb dumb. /to music more » badhatharry: Can she make a Moog Modular? more » ScottRose: That is pretty cool, the song is catchy, and the voice box emotes: [www.mintred.com] more » N@tedog: This is same as a vocoder for Abelton Live which you can get for free. Somebody just threw it into a physical box. more » Lite: hates Illinois Nazis: [www.hulu.com] Robot voice, robot voice. All of the kids love the robot voice... more » not_a_virus.exe.vbs: You can't even compare this to that shitty Auto-tune. Also at 1:50 it sounded like Megatron was singing. more » KingSnakeX4: lmao @ the kanye jab :) more » GitEmSteveDave_ My Brute Dojo Code CDIAFIFE: If it's the Beach Boys to my Brian Wilson, what's the equivalent of John Stamos playing bongos? more » -
#clips
Synth Britannia: As If Ken Burns Were To Explain Autotune
BBC4's Synth Britannia was a sufficiently comprehensive look into the electronic music of postpunk Britain, from the pioneering soundtrack to "A Clockwork Orange" by Wendy Carlos, to experimental groups like OMD, Throbbing Gristle, and early Human League... More » -
#synthesizers
Funky Organ Is Full of Gremlins So Cute You'd Want to Adopt Them
Always count on Coca-Cola to create one of those summer ads that make you want go party in Costa Rica for three months. This time, thanks to a freaky organ with funky gremlins. [DRB] -
#tiny
Miniature Synthesizer Replicas Cast in Felt Will Rock Your Tiny Mind
Can't afford a true vintage Mini Moog? Then how about the Mini-Est Moog—a 5-inch wide version made of felt by Etsy craftser pulsewidth? Have your pet mice been itching to form a synthpop trio? More » -
#music
Electro-Harmonix Voice Box Auto-Harmonizer Is the Beach Boys to Your Brian Wilson
Electro-Harmonix, producers of the BIG MUFF, make some of the best music effects boxes around. And the new Voice Box is amazing: it will automatically harmonize with whatever you throw at it. See for yourself. More » -
#diy
DIY Passive Multitouch Input Device Recreates the 80s for About $50
This passive multitouch controller designed and built by Randy Jones requires no electric circuits to operate. All it needs it a little 80s synth and the party starts itself. -
#thankgizitsfriday
10 Ways to Ditch Guitar Hero and Score With Real Groupies
So, Guitar Hero: World Tour is set to drop on the 26th. That is all well and good if you are a fan, but the last time I checked, record labels were not handing out millions of dollars to Guitar Hero virtuosos so they could tour the world and score with groupies. The only way that is going to happen is if you learn how to play a real instrument and get yourself on stage. That is where the following gadgets can help.More » -
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#gadgets
Home-Made Synths from Tupperware Trip the Light Fan-Plastic
This is what you do if you think that your Tupperware boxes are too good for food, turn them into home-made synthesizers. Adachi Tomomi has made a bunch of them, including a video synthesizer and a couple of Theremins. Consisting of a simple battery-powered electronic circuit, the synths don't have perfect pitch. The Tomomin (bottom left in the gallery) even has a four-note keyboard, and was made from a bunch of Texas Instrument integrated circuits. [Adachi Tomomi via Make ] More »
