Controlling 1950's Sound gear With A 1970's Alien Computer - SWTPC 6809 And Bruel & Kjaers
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Time to add a computer to this room
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Love seeing the SWTPC controlling all these oscillators! Glad to see my code still is still working!
Yes Robert!!! How is college going!? Yeah still rocking! Hadn't used it in quite a while. But it's now back with a purpose :D
@@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER Just finished up this spring! I'm surprised you still remembered the magic keypresses to get it to start up, I had to check back on the github to remember all that stuff 😂 Excited to see what comes next with the CV control of the oscillators!
Who needs an Atari ST when you have an SWTPC?
@@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTERthe most important question is why the hell do you only have Lalas and Poes! Why no Tinky Winkies are Dipsys!
@@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTERwhatever you do just don't start yodeling otherwise you're going to explode my head!
Look Mum a Computer
Shhh! Jeebus, don't tell ANYONE.
There's no such thing as a computer.
It's disorganized now, but once it gets the organ, it'll be organized.
oooh !
I see what you did there, very nice.
Time to get Organasised
You had that joke in the pipeline, hadn't you?
@@alexandremargat2350 He just had to register it first.
The power company must love you with all that 1950s gear.
You deserve an award for the nerdiest method of sequencing a music.
19 people don't know a english?
@@raindogred мне так ваще п*хуй, что там английский или амрика-дайо японский.
А Сэм молодец, музон качает.
This damn museum is going to eventually make me fly all the way from Australia, it will totally be worth it.
There's no such place as Australia.
Oh we are real, real far away from England that is
@@JanusMirith hahahha your statement is so true hahahha thank you for the laugh
I'll meet up with ya to the next pilgrim festival. ;)
I just love the hodge podge of technologies smashed together making something new and unique.
Vintage analogue and vintage computing. Doesn't get any better than that. 😍
I see youuuuu (from across the room)
You need to play with this thing a bunch.
Jam around 12 mins was sick. Such a great sound out of that set up.
I am living an alternative life vicariously through Sam. Awesome content
With you on that one Martin! 🤘
Shades of Edgar Varese and the soundtrack to 1950's "Forbidden Planet"! Love it!
Fantastic Sir.
Very reminiscent of the BBC 'Radiophonic Workshop' from the 1960's.
Agreed! Also reminded me of the soundtrack to The Andromeda Strain.
GENIUS!!!!! I'd love to program beats in such space. Well Done!!!
We had a SWTPC M6800 and because SWTPC was such a mouthful saying it letter by letter, we just called it SWTPC, sort of like SwotPic. Great to see these old machines being used and beathing new life with your skill!
Oooohhh! A one of those Programmable Data Processor thingeys - because it *certainly* couldn't be a computer on *this* channel!
😜
Those were really great sounding beats!
Whoa. That jam at around 10:00 is fantastic - a lot like Monolake!
Not gonna lie, your "wonky" beat was awesome!
The sounds these things make sound a lot like the soundtrack to Forbidden Planet (movie came out in the 50s) which was entirely electronic. Very cool.
It was getting all 1950's Science Fiction for a little while there
You are truly a musical pioneer!! Always loved your stuff, keep going 😊
That Wall of oscillators looks like the one in the experimental Italian National Radio Lab for electronic music in Milan. Contemporary musicians worked on them.
Those, the times of the pioneers!!💗
Thanks for Your highly informative work!!
Well done, at minute 12:12 a monster awakens. Pure dope
It's such a pure joy to watch you, mate. Eagerly awaiting more 😍
This is also a good way to show how and why a VCA and ADSR can be very useful. Doing it by hand like this is cool, but adding other filters and things you sort of need VCAs and AR envelopes when more is involved. Takes a lot of skill to do get this to make music to begin with though.
Oh No MUM. He finally got a computer!!! 😂
Hi. I don't know why, but your session reminded me of the Close Encounters 😂.
Cheers and best of luck with the museum!
man, those oscillators sound *So nice*. i could listen to way more than 25 minutes of them. ♥
In the late 70's aged around 12 i was given a huge box of electronic components, a soldering iron and a book of simple electronic circuits ( babani press) which had some sound generator circuit's. I'd spend days sodding around changing as many components as i could & get fairly similar sounds as this 🎵.
Loved every minute of this. I'm not sure if this dude reminds me of Delia Derbyshire or kieth Emerson, or a mixture of both.
Nice mood lighting, great to see them up and running. I worked with lots of test equipment like this in the 1980s. great video 2x👍
It’s funny seeing you play the mixing board as an instrument. I studied sound engineering and l learnt that the best engineers and producers could do exactly that. Use a mixing desk as if it were an instrument, adding colour and dimensionality to a track.
Such a magic process and stunning music coming out of it
I've been following your channel for over a year, maybe two. I love old tech, synths & electronics, so your content always makes me thrust into projects again. But, what I'm truly amazed at is your f*king incredible atomic power! You never stopped since then! Do you even sleep?😂
Awesome the SWTPC, lovely gear!
This is great in so many ways. Love it, look forward to seeing and hearing how it will sound with the extra controllers mounted.
The atmosphere on the last song was crazy
Makes me wonder if he could get hold of a control room for something crazy like an old nuclear plant or something space or military related.
Would make for a cool exhibit walking into such a control room. Could always control something fun with it as well. Something sound making instead of control rods and radars :)
It's really a perfect setup to make ambient-experimental music. This sounds great !
Why does this old computer look so sexy to me
This setup could really do justice to some music like the theme of the NES metroid intro.
You should patch everything to a small Studio Control Room so artists can go there to add this AMAZING instruments to their recordings. Or you could create an online service where you receive MIDI files, run them through these fantastic machines, and send the recorded files back to clients!!
Some awesome performances/playing around! The effects and sounds you are getting is absolutely amazing! So classic. You're doing really amazing work!
What am excellent final jam - such a great sound and groove.
HAD MY HEADPHONES ON, THATS DOING FUNKY STUFF TO THE AUDIO TRACK..
Great "retro modern" tracks for movie Forbidden Planet
You're going full Hainbach here. :D Loving it!
Playing those oscillators reminded me of the 'Picture Box's theme tune. Look it up I'm old!
Sam detects a signal from the Gamma quadrant. Aliens are real folks!
6809 was a pretty interesting CPU
Good to see it all slowly coming together the museum will be a destination for musicians as much as nerds albeit most musicans are nerds!
I LOVE THE 6809! BEST CPU EVER!!
6:10 Some 1960's Doctor Who sounds right there.
Nice fader performance!
7:20 wow, nice sounds 😍
This is actually one of the few examples of vintage hardware actually doing something interesting instead of the usual "turn it on, play a few games, switch it off, put it back in the storage room".
Nothing impracticable here, just a range of antidotes to an increasingly unfeasible world...
Many many thanks Sam.
That first jam with just the faders brought Close Encounters of the Third Kind to my mind, but I felt this one would be better attempt to communicate with aliens... So your jam with the preliminary setup beat their's even though they had a fully expanded ARP 2500.
This is exactly the kind of stuff which came to my mind when I saw the channel title for the first time some years ago.
Edit: The sounds also reminded me heavily of the late Erkki Kurenniemi.
I DEFINITLY have to go on vacation in GB to visit your museum.
Maybe i am able to get some friends to come with me...
I never fail to be amazed and captivated by your videos and I’m fairly old and seen a hell of a lot of changes in synths and music.
Those old Electroharmonix boxes on the wall are adding some secret sauce to the organic sources. Great mash up Sam, love it!
Great work Sam! I haven't the faintest idea how all that works, but that's my ignorance on stuff like this. Awesome sounds! Keep up the good work Sir! 🙂😎🤓❤
The auto-generated subtitles over the oscillator parts cracked me up. Amazing video, for once it just blows my mind and not my ears in the process
Neopixels replacing the backlights for the dials so you can sync the color/intensity to the music would be super cool.
Crew: expendable.
Actually, I feel like you need a couple of people working together to get the best results out of this rig. With one person playing the faders and another manipulating the dials, you could hopefully prevent things getting too out of control and create some absolutely epic soundscapes.
That sounds amazing! very "Sähkö recordings" indeed.
в таких музеях беспорядок это нормальное состояние я даже не представляю ваш музей в чистом виде 🤷♂️😊👍 сразу видно что вы ребята творческие и постоянно что то делаете в музее 👍
That sound you make at the end would have been awesome in some 70s sci-fi movie
Dude, you should try to collaborate with Liam Paul Paris Howlett (the Prodigy), both of you are able to repeat the chub of electronic music of the 90s! 06:26-06:31❤
I have never been to the museum, but I always wonder how it managed to never run out of new rooms🤔
TARDIS tech…
Those old Electroharmonix boxes on the wall are adding some secret sauce to the organic sources. Great mash up Sam, love it!
I daren’t think what his electricity bill looks like.
Sam is actually the 42nd Doctor, and it's bigger on the inside! (cue battle between Radiophonic Workshop and Close Encounters style sounds)
Beautiful playtoy. Noise!
Fatness from around 6:20 is amazing! Proper synthamasizing :-)
Excellent, love this. Very Inspiring.
For a moment I thought you were going to play the "close encounters of the third kind" theme. Yes I'm old.
Oversized and impractical yes but sounds absolutely mint!!
What a good looking combo with the alien computer. We're future people producing future music in the future-future now fam!
Amazed st your progress, incredible sounds!
This needs an analogue recording station complete with multitrack recorder and magnetic tape splicer! Then you'll have the ideal setup to do Delia Derbyshire covers (which honestly sounds like a lot of fun).
That has to be the coolest computer i've never seen.
Has a real close encounters 5 tones feel
Look MUM there's a COMPUTER!! @8:33
The 6809 processor was used on several deep space exploration missions, including what I believe was the Explorer. So it should be good enough for making music.
Space fakery missions
@@EdwinDekker71 I hope tongue is firmly placed in cheek.
We now know what the reserved pins do
@@EdwinDekker71fakery isn't real
"driving the drones, drone driving!! " sample ripped , will be good just before a dirty fat bassline kicks in :)
Isao Tomita would be very proud. This is rad dude!
4:22 you could do like the mothership in close Encounters
woop woop woop woop wooooo!
looks like the cockpit of my childhood dreams.
This must be my ship.😎🤠😎
This rules so f&cking hard. Inspiring. Off to my own sound laboratory now......
Utterly cool man! Some ethereal sounds going on there! :)
Damn, that was sick, such a cool project, I hope this gets better. :D
And that may be the best sounding synth on the planet
no
"perform the faders" *proceeds to perform the faders*
It was fucking dope. Hainbach taught you well.
Would make some awesome EDM with this I love the sound
I guess I need to buy 3 of these oscillators now.
This has major Pan Sonic vibes, love it
Why am I thinking of Close encounters of the 3rd kind?
Thanks for helping me find the frequency modes of my room, LOL
Theses sound so amazing
I am glad you know what you're doing, cos i dont !!!, But groovy groovy sounds!!! I look forward to an ambient trippy album. Thanks for the awesome video. I love this stuff, but I know Zip about it. 😀
Are you planning to add a studio connected to the museum? In this day of millions of digital sounds available, It would be awesome if artists could use your equipment to record music.with a great analog feel to it.
Cool sounds all around. Now bounce 'em off the moon!!😊
I hope some old B&K engineers appreciate that their fine lab equipment gets a second creative life like this.