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Tag Archives: sound
PS3 / Home Theatre 7.1 Surround Sound Set up
Samsung 50″ HP-T5064 Plasma Vivitek H1080 DLP Projector 120″ Projector screen Pioneer VSX-9040 TXH Receiver 7.1 4 X Energy CB-20 speakers ( 2 front, 2 surround ) 2 X Energy CR-10 speakers ( 2 rear ) Energy CC-10 Center speaker Energy ESW-v10 Subwoofer PS3
Sound With a Dose of Mysticism: Upcoming Sufi Plugs Explore Tonality, Call to Prayer, Drones
Could a piece of software make you think differently about sound? Could it reflect ideas, the culture of listening? The developers of the SUFI series of plug-ins seem to think so. In place of screencasts showing which knob to turn which way, they head with a video crew to Morocco. The “instruction” might be about the value of reflection or call to prayer, about living as much as how to use a tool. You can see the first two examples: a meditation on the idea of daily interruptions in the soundscape coming from God, and a collection of electronic drones set to a beautifully-shot backdrop. The interfaces are rendered in graphics and (for the vast majority of us) a foreign language, and instead of reverting to the conventions of plug-in design, they assimilate ideas from
Stereo Sound Show – Demo Session
Showing off my new 18″ at the Stereo Sound Show, and showing flex from my friend Heath Lay (basscort2009) system and some other flex. check out my friend Heath Lay (basscort2009) channel: www.youtube.com my system: -Crossfire XS V2 18″ -5 cube box tuned to 33hz with one 8″ aeroport (sealed off) -Crossfire VR4000D -(1) Sprinter 500 -(2) Spinter 370 -(1) C&D UPS12-300mr -lots of 1/0 wire -4 layers of audiowrap in the whole trunk, 2 layers on the roof -Silver Flute 6.5″ mids -Soundstream tws.4 tweeters -Crossfire VRA200.4 -Pioneer DEH P7000BT If you wanna check out how it was all installed go check out our DJ Designs page on Facebook and “like” our page please. www.facebook.com
How would I connect my dvd home theatre sound system’s sound into my blu ray player?
I’d like for the sound from my dvd home theatre sound system to go into my blu ray player.
Borderlands, Amazing-Looking Granular Sampler [iPad, Desktop, Free Source], and Beautiful Sound
How do you visualize the invisible? How do expose a process with multiple parameters in a way that’s straightforward and musically intuitive? Can messing about with granular sound feel like touching that sound – something untouchable? Music’s ephemeral, unseeable quality, and the ways we approach sound in computer music in similarly abstract ways, are part of the pleasure of making noise. But working out how to then design around that can be equally satisfying. That’s why it’s wonderful to see work like the upcoming Borderlands for iPad and desktop. It solves a problem familiar to computer users – designing an interface for a granular playback instrument – but does so in a way that’s uncommonly clear. And with free code and research
What if You Could Make Timelapse Out of Sound? Free Mac+Windows App, Made with Max
“Timelapse” usually refers to the process of sampling small bits of video or film and piecing them together to form a sped-up version of reality. (Actually, that’s not entirely accurate. Any recording involves sampling small bits of time. Timelapse simply plays back those samples at a rate faster than reality, so that instead of playing back film frames recorded at 30 frames per second at a playback speed of 30 frames per second, you play back film recorded at one frame every ten minutes at 30 frames per second, for example.) What if you made a timelapse of sound, and not simply image? Reader Andrew Spitz did that, building a sound-sampling app in visual development tool Max/MSP. He’s made the resulting tool available to anyone using Mac or Windows, for free, so
Sculpting Sound with Maja Ratkje [Film]
The worlds of sound open to us as musicians seem limitless, endlessly unfolding in variety and possibility. So, even in a series of impressionistic moments from an upcoming film, it’s a delight to see composer Maja Ratkje play with sound. The Norwegian musician and vocalist, an improviser frequent collaborator with artists like Jaap Blonk, is seen making wild sounds with her voice, experimenting with found sounds from field recordings and music boxes, and playing, too, with electronics and technology. There’s perhaps not much more to say about this other than to let the experience of exploring sound in music wash over you. (It’s nice to see what I believe is her kid getting in on the action, too!) More background: some impressions of the footage we filmed in 2010
iPod Dock GUNN X-22 Sound Tower iPad iPhone Speaker Docking Station
www.dockhub.com.au 600 watt GUNN Audio X-22 iPod/iPhone/iPad Sound Tower. The X-22 features preset FM radio, AUX input, S-Video out, ’7 speaker system’ including a powerful subwoofer, adjustable EQ, remote with iPod control + loads more. This high performance dock delivers INCREDIBLE sound right through the volume range and heavy bass. * Touch key Control System * Total 600w (pmp) * One metre high, slim wooden speaker with ’7 speaker system’ * 1 x 8″ Subwoofer, 4 x 3.5″ mid-range drivers, and 2 x tweeters! * Connections: iPod / iPhone / iPad dock connection, AUX-RCA input * Remote with iPod control * Charges iPod, iPad and iPhone battery automatically * Adjustable Bass, Treble and Sub Woofer
Open Shruthi-1 Synth Evolves Deep Sound Capabilities, New 4-Pole Filter, Ice-White Case
Inside this compact white box lurks a lot of sonic power and technical prowess. Perhaps that explains why the newest version of the open source Shruthi-1 now sports a crazy-badass wolf cartoon with glowing eyes. Since its launch, the Shruthi-1 has gradually evolved new features, with a fairly sophisticated combination of hardware and extensive software. At its core, it’s a “hybrid” synth with digital/virtual analog oscillators and real-analog filter. The digital oscillators allow it to change character, for classic virtual analog subtractive, or wavetable, FM, phase distortion, and vowel synthesis. The big news with the filter is that the various flavors of filter board are now discontinued. Sadly, the wonderful CEM3379 filter chip is just too rare to have a
Skytec Blue LED Sound Reactive Passive 3 Way Speakers
Get the party started in style with this Blue LED Light Sound Reactive 3-Way wooden Speaker with Black carpet covering. This speaker looks and sounds amazing and is bound to get everyone talking. Turn your lights down and crank up the volume – See and hear your music and prepare to be amazed! Music produced by DJ R Kaybee
