Tenori-on Meets Kyma

In order to tap the real power of Yamaha's new Tenori-on, it helps to pair it with external equipment capable of producing more satisfying sounds than the somewhat lackluster soundset included with the Tenori-on itself. In this video, no internal Tenori-on sounds were used whatsoever. Tenori-on is functioning purely as a sequencer with external equipment, including advanced sound-shaping from Kyma and analog synthesis from Alesis Andromeda and Dave Smith's Prophet '08. Sequencer data coming from Tenori-on is processed in Ableton Live (utilizing midi scale and chord filters, as well as injecting some generative randomness) before reaching Kyma, Andromeda, and Prophet '08.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Tenori-on
• Kyma
• Symbolic
• Sound
• Ableton
• Live
• Alesis
• Andromeda
• A6
• Prophet08
• Yamaha
• Toshio
• Iwai
• electronica

[Dracopol]

Spacy! I'm wondering if Commander Dave Bowman is at the end of this weird trip...

[Nomadologies]

"My God! It's full of stars!"

[tamiohonma]

Nice new age music. How did you create this cool light effects?

[Nomadologies]

Thanks! Trapcode Shine was used for the light fx.

[VJFranzK]

Angelic music and visuals, good going.

[DJDJSMusic]

Smooth sound and cool visuals

[tamiohonma]

Ah, an After Effects function. Thanks for this tip. Great effect. It matches wonderful to yor tune.

[ErikKiliam]

Or you could just get a monome which carries the tenorilols ass.

[bostich1]

very nice!!

[Ambientwerk]

Awesome! Connecting Tenori-on to quality synths elevates it to a whole other level!