Gar nicht so schwer, wenn man weiß, was man zu tun hat. Johnny Morgan weiß das offensichtlich und bringt das gute Stück wieder zum Laufen.
(Direktlink) Einen Kommentar hinterlassen
Gar nicht so schwer, wenn man weiß, was man zu tun hat. Johnny Morgan weiß das offensichtlich und bringt das gute Stück wieder zum Laufen.
Teenage Engineering bringt mit dem EP–1320 Medieval das wahrscheinlich erste elektronische Mittelalterinstrument in Form einer Sample-Box auf den Markt und das klingt – natürlich – sehr mittelalterlich.
a medieval experience like no other, EP–1320 features hundreds of built-in medieval sounds. go back in time and play along with the included magical melodies, sultry songs and bubonic beats. included in the box are 4 knobs, a sticker pack and a quick start guide.
Hainbach mit Geräten, von dessen Existenz ich bis eben keine Ahnung hatte: Magnetkartenrekorder. Und ja, klingt sehr, sehr LoFi.
In this video I focus on the beauty of an obsolete class room tool, magnetic card audio recorders. Made by many companies like Califone, Eiki and Bell & Howell, these are basically the Instagram of magnetic tape recorders. Originally meant for learning languages, these have since found use for LoFi, noise and experimental music, especially after being shown in the movie Baby Driver. Many of these come with line outs, mic ins and have variable speed and offer endless creative possibilities: scratching, looping, half-speed, reverse. All that with a very nice and rather deep sound, way more interesting than many cassette recorders. Shown are the Eiki Language Master, Califone Cardmaster and Bell & Howell Language Master.