My Music Here you can listen to, and read about the music I've created over the last 5 years or so.
Transformers: A short subject documentary about Circuit Bending and Instrument Modification I was in, which was screened in the Melbourne International Film Festival
YBB: Yamaha Black Boxes My Equipment, Service Manuals, Schematics, and more
Did you hear that? Some sounds I am trying to work out the origins of. Only one example at the moment, but, this page will grow. Both for "Samples" and "Presets".
Stylophone: At the moment, just the demonstration record, but, more to come. Ground Control to Major Tom?
Orgatron A strange organ sorta thing I got a few years back. It's normal keyboard part can only play one note at a time. The chord part has never worked. I got it to make some sounds tonight, and, realized I hadn't linked to it on the main page. It's a work in progress. I should keep more detailed records of the work I do to it before I start forgetting what has happened and/or I start doing complex stuff to it.
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Links:
MatrixSynth: The constantly updated blog on all things Synth.
Music Thing: All around music things blog.
Casionova: Electro cabaret artist & homekeyboard extremist
Toydeath: A circuit bent stage show that I run out of english when trying to describe.
Wikipedia: is the new Google - The free encyclopedia that anyone can edit. I regularly contribute to articles of Synthesis & Music Technology.
Undue Noise: Local [Bendigo] Avant Garde/Experimental music night.
Spoogeworld: Instrument Documentation Archive. Lots of good stuff here, he hosted files for me in the years until I got my own site.
Tablehooters: A good overview of different home keyboards and their synthesis methods, the guy is Dutch, though.
H*R: Homestarrunner is, in my opnion, the funniest online cartoon out there. It's not just a toon, It's a way of life. (be sure to check out Teen Girl Squad)
H*R Wiki: The only thing better than the H*R site is the wiki that obsessively details every last little thing about H*R.
Free Patents Online: Embrace the Power. In the future, I will be running a page of different synth manufacturers patents, and which ones relate to which actual real world keyboards.
Essendon Airport: One of the best live shows I've ever seen. Dreamy, Hypnotic, made even more beautiful with the addition of "Evil" Graham Leeds' Pedal Steel Guitar.
DevilFish: Robin Whittle's DevilFish mods for the Roland TB-303 synthesizer.
Frostwave: My favourite effects pedals, made right here in Australia by the nicest guy in the business.