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The Library of Congress started building their own cassette machines in the late 60s. The type of machine you see showing up these days starting being built in 1976. These are old fashioned rubber drive play only machines with 4 … Continue reading →

unwanted NOISE is far more than annoying Eye turned on main rack yesterday and heard a fucking loud noise floor hum… so began long process of troubleshooting WTF was happening isolating gears in signal chain since entire rack is wired … Continue reading →

Eye should probably think about making Teac AX10 clone The Model AX-10 Sound-On-Sound & Stereo Echo Unit is designed to adapt a stereo tape recorder so that it can make sound-on-sound recordings (mixing and recording from one track to the … Continue reading →

Ensoniq has also compiled a list –click here. Please remember – the drives listed here are the ones found to work or not work by individual users. It is only intended to show you the models we have found to … Continue reading →

4 noise source generators separate Volume/Panning Static Injector for creating noise from waveforms SVF Multimode Filter CV noise injected into Filter Frequency also external input F/C to SVF Freq midi automated parameters VST for generating extreme noise walls or use … Continue reading →

http://bbcsfx.acropolis.org.uk/ bloody fucking awesome! would be even better if in one file for download…. yet that’s alright saves from having to record/edit/catalog them from vinyl like we used to do…. collect those old BBC soundFX records…. would always search for … Continue reading →

I. Musique Concrete and the emergence of electronic musicMusique Concrete is nothing new. It was pioneered by Pierre Schaeffer and his team in the early 1940’s at the Studio d’Essai de la Radiodiffusion Nationale, an experimental studio created initially to … Continue reading →

Eye designed this Dual multimode SVF (State Variable Filter) VST recently whilst doing some experiments & subsequent virtual tests preparing for building same basic thing in hardware with 2xSteiner Parker Synthacon SVF filters using this creation on most everything now … Continue reading →

I love ASR-10! Here’s a Roland TR-909 cymbal turned into a factory drone. I will provide a step by step guide here on how to create one. To get this atmosphere i used a standard TR-909 ride cymbal. First task … Continue reading →

Here is a common question that pops up from time to time on various music production forums: “I am really curious…WHY would anybody want a dedicated hardware sampler in this age of high performance computers?” Here is what i have … Continue reading →