Podcasts about casio sk

There were two musical synthesizers that revolutionized the way music was made in the late 1970's and all through the 80's, the Synclavier and the Fairlight. The least expensive model cost the equivalent of a small house, and the most expensive model was the equivalent of a smallish mansion. More similar than they were different, they would help some of the greatest musicians of the time to create their biggest hits, and we delve into it here. We also mention their spiritual predecessor--and Todd's favorite instrument--the Chamberlin, as well as their tiny concurrent sibling, the Casio SK-1.Connect with us at tapeheadspod.com.RELATED LINKS:Our Synclavier vs. Fairlight playlist, on SpotifyKevin Malony Synclavier documentary, on YouTubeThe Fairlight Story, on YouTubeMellodrama, the Mellotron/Chamberlin documentary, trailer, on YouTube

45:25 – Welcome to Tape Land! On each episode, I’ll present the audio of a cassette tape or historic material from my personal archives. New Year’s Eve… December 31, 1986… I’ve just set up my recording studio, consisting of a Casio SK-1 sampling keyboard, an old black & white TV set, a tape deck, a […]

This is our weekly music production, technology and marketing podcast. Today we're taking a listen to some tunes from the new Kh3rtis marooned album. Then we've got a few pieces of gear to talk about, some free Casio SK-1 samples and the incredible looking CHOMPI sampler. Finally in the Round Robin we'll chat about the best work smarter not harder studio tips. --------------------------------- Time Stamps: 2:00 Hello/what we're up to 15:28 Kh3rtis Listening Party 48:00 SK-1 Samples 55:47 CHOMPI Sampler 01:04:00 Tips for working smarter not harder in the studio --------------------------------- Check out our new Eco T-Shirts: ⁠⁠https://audionauticrecords.bandcamp.com/merch/audionautic-space-eco-tee⁠⁠ Special thanks: McKinleyA - Audionaut Engineer Lars Haur - Audionaut Producer Help Support the Channel: Patreon: ⁠⁠https://www.patreon.com/audionautic⁠⁠ PayPal: ⁠⁠https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/AudionauticRecords⁠⁠ Join the conversation:

Composition by Lifesize Cardboard Cutout.  "My original idea was simply guitars that sound like electric razors / electric razors that sound like guitars. I was envisaging something very buzzy and noisy, but as I got the sounds together it mutated into something else. I took the original recording and treated it in a couple of different ways, as well as grabbing a sample to play on an old Casio SK-1. Everything else is guitars of some nature apart from the simple electronic beat." This is part of the Obsolete Sounds project, the world's biggest collection of disappearing sounds and sounds that have become extinct – remixed and reimagined to create a brand new form of listening. Explore the whole project at https://citiesandmemory.com/obsolete-sounds

#TWIT80s. Episode #17. It's Christmas week in the 80s! We'll go thru all the songs that peaked in popularity Christmas week in the 80s- and I'll discuss some of my more memorable Christmas gifts in the 80s. From Mr. Microphone to the Casio Sk-1 Digital Sampling Keyboard to my 1st CD player. Whoaaaaa! Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays & thanks for listening! #TWIT80sYouTube Playlist: https://bit.ly/36Fg5SE

Friends, this is a special episode. The uniquely wonderful human Eli Caterer from Smoking Popes came over to Gearbuds HQ and we had ourselves a day. Along with his bonkers pedalboard, he brought a special instrument: his first real guitar. As if that wasn’t enough, he treated us to an original compositimprovisation with said guitar, which you can hear ON THE SHOW. We also did the Usual Podcast Thing, with these topics covered: Italian Westerns, the Casio SK-1, Sensaphonics hearing health with Thurston Moore, the Mike Watt Wattplower, Barym Steel Bridge G Bender, @shadyunclehank’s new vintage Explorer, Strack Woodworking custom guitars, & the story of Eli’s first real guitar.Come back next week to hear the rest of the story, gearbuddies.

Tommy Zee runs Tommy Zee and Co., a music production company that makes music for some of the world's largest brands, such as Nike, Adidas, Google, Sony, and more. He aims to move people emotionally with his music. Tommy began as a banker by day and DJ by night before quitting his job and starting his company.  In this episode, Tommy Zee talks about creating music and sound for brands. Tommy discusses his path and what it took for him to take a leap of faith and make music his full time career. We had a great discussion about being productive, making connections with people, and working fast in order to be successful as a commercial craftsman.  Listen on iTunes or Stitcher or Google Play or Spotify; watch on YouTube Show Notes: Tommy Zee and Co. - Tommy's music production company for brands. Making Music For Brands - Learn how to break into the world of commercial music production and download the free PDF "7 Ways to Make Money with Music For Brands." Tony Schwartz - author of The Responsive Chord. Jim Guthrie - Composer of Sword & Sorcery soundtrack and collaborator with Tommy. Game Meets Album - CDM piece on Guthrie's work. CasiOP-1 Ice Caves - Free Ableton Live Pack made with Casio SK-1 and Ice Cave samples. Be PROlific - Music Production Podcast #120 on the importance of quantity. Save 25% on Ableton Live Packs at the My Store with the code: PODCAST Thank you for listening. Please consider giving the Music Production Podcast a review on your favorite podcast provider. And don’t forget to visit my site BrianFunk.com for music production tutorials, videos, and sound packs. Brian Funk

Isaac Cotec is a musician, producer, and Ableton Certified Trainer. He makes music as Subaqueous and runs a website and YouTube channel about all things music production and Ableton Live. This summer he will run his 3rd Audio Grove Music Retreat. I first met Isaac in 2013 when we were going for our Ableton certification. Since then, I've followed his work closely and collaborated with him on a few Ableton Live Packs.  This conversation with Isaac covers a lot of topics, including his Audio Grove Music Retreats, how he likes to batch his work together to be more productive, and his own workflow for the album writing process. It was a lot of fun catching up with Isaac and learning some of his tips and tricks to stay productive and inspired. Listen on iTunes or Stitcher or Google Play Show Notes: Official Site - Subaqueousmusic.com is where you will find all of Isaac's tutorials, music, and downloads. Music - Check out Isaac's music on SoundCloud. YouTube - Learn from Isaac and get some free downloads. Silk Drop - Isaac's collaboration with Heather Christie. Audio Grove Music Retreat - A peaceful getaway for music making. Ableton - Isaac's bio on Ableton's web site. Wavetable Course - Isaac created an in-depth course for Ableton's Wavetable Synthesizer. The Round Wavetable - 32 free Wavetable Instruments that Isaac contributed to. Wavetable Preset Tutorials - Learn to make Wavetable presets with Isaac. Ice Caves Free Ableton Live Pack #99 - This is a really cool collection of Casio SK-1 instruments I made, combined with Ice Cave samples Isaac made. Free Dubstep Beat Builder - Isaac is kind enough to offer his Dubstep Beat Builder for free to all AfroDJMac Music Production Club members!

Pokemon Blue Nuzlocke 24: CLOSING THE LOOP. (Season -04 episode -10). Boy howdy listeners, we got a long'n on our hands today. It's 1 hour and 20 minutes of pokemon blue nuzlocke, and then the rest is the third chapter of Moominvalley Midwinter. The samples towards the end are from my Casio SK-5. This episode featured a little snippet of the Devo song Jocko Homo, and as usual there were also appearances made by a Pete Seeger banjo medley, Six ways to Sunday by The Drones, and Divers by Joanna Newsom. There might be one other thing too, but I forget what... Oh fuck! I remember. Sleepwalk as covered by online guitar and banjo tutor Rob Bourassa also made an appearance for no real reason. That's definitely it all now, yeah.

EPISODE 7 ! Welcome to the hot chair the wonderful soul that is Ahmed Gallab. We talk about his musical lines. Both historical lines and compositional lines. We love on his band mates and generally love on all things music. This week I SHOOTOUT samplers! I took a short sound and fed it into the SP1200, MPC60, PROPHET 2000, AKAI S612, OTO BISCUIT, CASIO SK-1, MIRAGE and more. Comparing what these lo-fi legends are all about. Thanks to Fabfilter for the use of Pro-L2 ! the baddest limiter in the game. Cheers dudes!

Huron is the project of NYC / Pennsylvania-based musician Johnny Lancia. He’s been releasing slowly drifting sounds for over 10 years now, using modular synthesizers, obsolete samplers and tape loops to craft his blissed out drones. This piece was recorded especially for Data Cult Audio and was composed using the Tascam 424mkiii cassette four track as an instrument loaded with tape loops painstakingly created by hand. Recordings of analog synthesizers are warped and twisted with each pass of audio. Casio SK-1 was also present. Links: https://huron.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/huronmusicnyc https://www.youtube.com/user/huronmusicnyc

Myself is joined by Neeta-Burger-self and Kevin-Peek-self in Neeta's apartment to talk a LOT about music, the local scene, emotional selves, and the ticking clock of life. Neeta shares her time and talent between her original act, Sister Sniffle, now a band, Spores, a local "magical" act, and a solo acoustic act showcased here, BORINGHAM. Kevin plays with a local rock group by the name of Hurl Yeah. Included in this show is a song cut from segments of sound provided by my previous guest, Will Mcdonald, and his circuit-bent Casio SK-5. You can listen to that Episode here, for the circuit-bending demo from which all non-vocal sounds in the song originate.DATES:March 4 - Jacquie Cotillard @ Soft Rock Bungalow with Easy/Idle Threat/Portsmouth (8pm) // March 8 - Sister Sniffle and Dead Balloons @ Firehouse (7pm) // March 9 - Jacquie Cotillard/Whirlybird/Kyle Weems @ Eclipse (9pm) // March 11 - Boringham with Wray/Operator Music Band/Tear Down the Walls (7pm) //00.00.00 - We/co/l/me (Earth Hotel Sonata v135) / 00.02.10 - Hello and Dates / 00.04.57 - "Outside" - Boringham / 00.11.06 - Neeta Burger & Kevin Peek (pt 1) / 00.19.35 - "Good Childhood" - Boringham / 00.22.14 - Interview (pt 2) / 00.43.54 - "Nuance" JC with Neeta Burger / 00.47.08 - "Letter from Hell" - Short fiction / 00.56.03 - Farewell for Now! / 00.56.52 - "Found His Ohms" - Viewer Submission from Kyle Weems / 01.00.05 - “Leave Home” - Hare (from the Montevallo Music Podcast) /

We're back to close out the month of February with adventures in circuit bending: (the practice of dismantling and corrupting keyboards or electronic instruments).My friend and Montevallo ex-pat Will Mcdonald joins me in the studio to give me a demo of his bent Casio SK-5, and we end up talking about Dada and Word Magick.This episode features a song by defunct Montevallo jazz group AL-QAEDA the GUN and a couple of selections from my more obscure word works.Also, for the first time, a viewer Q & A segment! Send your comments, questions, and art/stories/pitchforks to theearthhotel@gmail.com.iMyoUiNG (instrumental conceptual album) by Jacquie Cotillard: https://jacquiecotillard.bandcamp.com/Russell-Einstein Manifesto: http://www.spokesmanbooks.com/Spokesman/PDF/85russein.pdf0.00.00 - The Earth The Earth The Earth Hotel Theme0.00.48 - Burroughs/Russell/Einstein Cut-Up Invocation0.03.23 - Opening Monologue0.07.48 - Circuit Bending demo0.16.04 - Viewer Mail and Dates0.25.43 - Interview with Will0.55.59 - A Word for A Local Business0.57.04 - “Kate's Plea” from iMyoUiNG1.59.57 - "Extended Cave" by al-Qaeda the Gun! with good-bye

BANG! @southernvangard #radio presents the @djromes1 #interview session! We can’t say how excited we were about this session. From the history with the Lootpack, his talent behind the boards and the video game habit - the #DJRomes resume 2nd to none. Let’s just lay it out there like this - Romes and his entire crew are the foundation of a sound and vibe that folks are STILL trying to replicate today, and the resume reflects it. We get into all the new stuff like his 5th Beatle-esque role in #Gangrene with #Alchemist & #OhNo, mixing and mastering records for your favorite hip-hop artists and the adjustments one has to make sonically for music in the phone / tablet world. It wouldn’t be a Southern Vangard interview unless we took a trip down memory lane - how Romes met #Madlib & #Wildchild, making beats with a Casio SK-1 & cassette deck combo, not to mention how they hooked up with the Alkaholiks. Did I hear it correctly - #Lootpack were almost signed to #Loud #Records around the same time as #WuTang & #MobbDeep?! Did Romes mention a Lootpack reunion show…and maybe a new record?! Look - there’s nothing else left to say, other than this is MUST. LISTEN. CONTENT. #SMITHSONIAN #GRADE if you didn’t already know // #download #stream #listen #enjoy // southernvangard.com // @southernvangard on #itunes #podcast #stitcherradio #soundcloud #mixcloud // #hiphop #rap #dj #mixshow #interview #podcast #ATL #OXNARD #WORLDWIDE Recorded live October 26, 2015 @ Dirty Blanket Studios, Marietta, GA southernvangard.com @southernvangard on #itunes #podcast #stitcherradio #soundcloud #mixcloud twitter/IG: @jondoeatl @southernvangard @cappuccinomeeks

The guys re-convene for their first studio effort of 2015.  Slacks is back with "sassitude."  Bobby and The Colonel reminisce about using the Casio SK-1 to make fart noises.  And of course some records were obtained over the holidays: -Electric Eels 7" reissues (proto-punk)-Raven "The Pack Is Back" LP (NWOBM jock-rock)-Geordie "Don't Be Fooled by the Name" LP (with pre AC/DC Brian Johnson)-Shooting Guns "Wolfcop" soundtrack (heavy!!!) Plus, The Colonel closes the program with a heartfelt reading of verse penned by wrestler/SB4E hero Lanny Poffo.

Movie Meltdown - Episode 158 This week the geek activities run rampant, as we discuss… The Help, Spielbergisms, Big, barbershop duet, Emma Stone, we’re George Carlin lesbians, an apology movie, The Glass Menagerie, Steve Carell, Cowboys vs. Aliens, David Blaine, the movie felt like it was 40 years long, similar moments in different movies, Meek’s Cutoff, Ryan the temp, sleepy movie reviews, Like Water for Elephants, Steve Carell, barber surgeons, non-maternal Meryl Streep, The Office, The Conversation, No Strings Attached, I’m going with Pacey, Casio SK-1, The Future, I can help you… with my vagina, Michelle Williams, the healing powers of leeches, Beautiful, I hate every character, working for a crazy boss, Five Easy Pieces, Natalie Portman‘s sexuality,  Dawson’s Creek, if Johnny Carson was James Bond, having a job playing with toys, and the best Bob Dylan cover ever! Spoiler Alert: Seriously, major spoilers for The Orphanage.  “Ok, I’ll go… I’ve seen a lot of movies…”

K7 Comment Line: 206-350-6909My triumphant return, sort of.Part 1 -- Three Weeks?My hard drive died.  Tried to recover the data with Spinrite, the best tool I know of for that task.  The program said it'd take three weeks...Part 2 -- More Technology PleaseI was asked to get the NaBloPoMo Collective Feed back up and running for the February folks.  Got it updated.Part 3 -- Irons in the FireA half a dozen different projects I have to do in a hurry.Part 4 -- Something Just for FunI just got a Casio SK-1 Sampling Keyboard at Goodwill.  Fun toy!Part 5 -- A Different OutlookA minor reduction in the chaos in my room.And Finally...Themes: "Hot Swing" and "Porch Blues" from Kevin MacLeod.IDSL: "Aanese Uske Aaye Bahar" from Anil Khare.

K7 Comment Line: 206-350-6909My triumphant return, sort of.Part 1 -- Three Weeks?My hard drive died.  Tried to recover the data with Spinrite, the best tool I know of for that task.  The program said it'd take three weeks...Part 2 -- More Technology PleaseI was asked to get the NaBloPoMo Collective Feed back up and running for the February folks.  Got it updated.Part 3 -- Irons in the FireA half a dozen different projects I have to do in a hurry.Part 4 -- Something Just for FunI just got a Casio SK-1 Sampling Keyboard at Goodwill.  Fun toy!Part 5 -- A Different OutlookA minor reduction in the chaos in my room.And Finally...Themes: "Hot Swing" and "Porch Blues" from Kevin MacLeod.IDSL: "Aanese Uske Aaye Bahar" from Anil Khare.