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The Great Musician is a true master of electronic music. He uses the Ableton sound workstation to record and arrange music. Ableton is a full-fledged professional studio for mixing and arranging sound. It can also be used for live performances in improvisations, as it allows you to create tracks “on the fly”. It is no coincidence that Ableton is preferred by many famous musicians working in different styles and directions.
Photo taken at the NAMM exhibition in Sokolniki. Moscow. Russia.
Featuring the Moog Mother-32 and Mutable Instruments Beads. Currently work in progress in Ableton Live.
I'll be playing live this Saturday from 4-5 pm slt @ The Abyss, mixing Ableton, Electric Guitar, and Synthesizer while creating original music. See ya if I see ya ♥
Not really being into Headfi, I got these for the laptops/Ableton 8 - the AHD2000's. Lovely sound on 'em. :)
NEW: I'm now making music, JOIN ME ON SOUNDCLOUD!
SHOP: www.icanvas.com/canvas-art-prints/artist/ben-heine
A new photo I took in Warsaw (Poland) to illustrate this new music composition that I just shared on Soundcloud: bit.ly/1Tu01bN
This music features saxophonist and friend Stephane Pigeon. The image and music are a tribute to Warsaw, a city I love. I recorded Stephane playing the saxophone in my studio, I played the other instruments then mixed everything.
The clip for this compo is also available on my YouTube: youtu.be/gvFFqKMTUDY
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movie in VRChat
Avatar : "Grus" customized
Motion act : Agathe Latte
Track make : Agathe Latte
©Five minutes after 2022
Dear Violet
(Part B)
So I'm working on this colour concept thing at the moment... I know, get your own idea colours were here before you. And maybe they were. But I also have synesthesia and so I made music and art that made life turn Violet for me. Its super prreeeetyyyy :)
Hand-made cardboard models by Dan McPharlin. Produced for Powershovel Japan.
Update: Peter Kirn of Create Digital Music has just published the CDM Winter 2008 Guide, which is available as an on-demand book or free PDF download.
If you're interested in hearing me rave and rant, there's a few paragraphs in there on my thoughts on analogue synthesis, interface design and the ideas behind the miniatures.
From the CDM site:
Here’s some of what’s inside – we wanted stories that you’d want to live with the whole winter season:
Circuit bending 101 with Michael Una
Imagining synths: reflections on the design of electronic instruments with Dan McPharlin, creator of wonderful miniature synths handmade from cardboard
Tutorial on slicing audio to MIDI in Ableton Live 7, with tips from Live guru Francis Preve plus a free accompanying CDM pack designed by Covert Operators at http://covops.org/cdm
Holiday Guide, with your favorite gear and software of the year, listening and reading suggestions, and ideas on open hardware from monome creator Brian Crabtree
Creative tips for surviving winter in Berlin, courtesy monolake (Robert Henke)
Images from the CDM community and beyond
Check it out.
we do love our toys, don't we?
I'm also enjoying my new Voigtlander 28mm 1.5 lens. Manual focus takes a bit to get used to but the results are very different and more alive feeling than with GM lenses. I Iove them all, but this one is special. So is this guy ;)
Listen to Simple Innocence on SoundCloud
Here is a photo I captured in the Belgian countryside to illustrate my new music compo Simple Innocence.
You can also find a small video clip I made to illustrate this song here: youtu.be/1KaWHGuXPWs
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Working on a new music production in my studio with singer Stefanie Moon www.soundcloud.com/benheine
Je travaille sur une nouvelle production musicale dans mon studio avec la chanteuse Stefanie Moon www.soundcloud.com/benheine
45043 has just come out of the Severn Tunnel and is passing Ableton Lane with the 1350 Cardiff to Weston Super Mare.
A proper train with 8 Mk1s. Those were the days.
45043 was withdrawn from service in September 1984 at Toton. Migrated to the infamous yard of Vic Berry at Leicester where it met its end by January 1987