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Monthly Archives: August 2009
Analog-to-digital, epilogue
. Taking my own personal recommendation from Analog-to-digital, part three, I am now using a computer that has a “Line In” port. True to the recommendation: . – the signal has gain to spare – the connection is now a … Continue reading
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Tagged digital audio, Music Technology
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Review: PAIA Theremax Theremin
. Here’s a photo of the PAIA Theremax is a theremin kit we built several years ago. This was built from the basic kit, but the enclosure is our own design and has a clear lid. The kit certainly is … Continue reading
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Tagged Music Technology, theremin
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New Demo Reel from Kevin Whitfield
We are pleased to share with you the new demo reel from Kevin Whitfield. Yep, he works here at WindWorks Design, but he’s also a freelance new media designer, visual effects designer, and 3D graphic artist. . http://www.vimeo.com/5863504 . Kevin’s … Continue reading
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Tagged 3D graphics, new medial
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MFOS – Analog Synth Project
MOFS – Music from Outer Space is a website with several interesting analog synth projects. Currently, we are building the “Sound Lab Mini Synth“. This is a single board analog synth with all the basic components mounted on one PCB … Continue reading
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Tagged analog synth, Music Technology
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Lighting Design for “Forbidden Broadway”
. WindWorks Design is pleased to have been selected to provide lighting design and automation light programming, and lighting operation for “Forbidden Broadway”, produced by the Penfield Young Open & Honest Players. The show opened on August 3rd, with additional … Continue reading
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High End Audio made in Rochester, NY
. While we’ve never had the pleasure of personally auditioning any of David Belles’ Power Modules gear, we’ve heard great things and good recommendations. Plus, we are fans of all audio manufacturers here in Rochester, NY, USA. Our thanks … Continue reading
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Tagged amplifier, audio, Music Technology
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PC Interface for Akai EWI3020 Wind Controller
. CV-Midi PRO(tm) is a PC interface for EWI3020 and EWI3000 controllers from Akai, designed and built by WindWorks Design. With this small interface about the size of a deck of cards, combined with our professional control software, you can … Continue reading
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Tagged EWI, Music Technology, wind synth
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