Call for instrument builders

[berzelius]

Hi,
i'm organizing an event in Zaragoza , Spain on 4th and 5th of november based on new instruments and interfaces. Would be great to have some Axoloti users. If you are interested or need more info please post video links of your instrument in action with contact.
Thanks!

[Gaznesh]

Hi there. \what's the event called?

[mtyas]

Hi
I would be interested, living only a few hours away (and always ready to eat some tapas).
I have quite a few videos posted on this forum, I'll leave a few links

A great video from Mattew Tyas

i found this video on matrixsynth today, nice sounding woodbox! Superfantastic!

Axoloti box #2 goodbye tour

Ok, I've just finished my goodbye tour, and given the box away to his proud new owner. I did a few videos performances in the country side and a few in town with it, here is one of each, but more are to be found on my youtube page if you like this kind of thing : I also did a few duet performances with the new owner (mescalibur) to get him outside a bit and away from his old roland 100m, I'll leave a video here, 3 more are also on youtube if you want to really annoy your neighbours No…

A few new videos of my Axoloti projects

Here are a few videos of my last 3 projects using my axoloti boxes. The first one is using just a usb keyboard and one axoloti board, with a patch that includes 8 short mono sequencer lines, each connected to a different synth. I record each line one after the other, over and over again. It's quite a melodic performance (for once) and I really want to continue exploring this kind of patch / performance configuration. I still need to find a way to have a sequencer subobject that allows me to h…

you can contact me via mail : matthew.tyas(at)gmail.com

[berzelius]

Hello,
thanks for sharing this. I contact you in private.
(and yes lot of tapas to expect !!)

[berzelius]

@Gaznesh, the name of the event is still beeing kept secret

[pierstitus]

I'm developing a completely new instrument with the focus on intuitive playing, great expression possibilities and portability, see www.striso.org.

Besides the main fully self contained instrument there's also a MPE enabled midi controller, which is a perfect combination with an Axoloti, (we tried: http://youtu.be/FnPf6xO0uuQ?t=13m20s).

I'm in the Netherlands, so that's probably a bit far, but you never know

Piers

[berzelius]

@pierstitus, very nice intstruments. I just sent you a private message