Blender vs Access Virus

I found this ancient blender in my mother-in-law's garage. She never throws anything away - only because the Salvation Army refuses to take it. I decided to use it for an audio "experiment." Enjoy. Here is my Myspace site: http://www.myspace.com/mrdithersnoisebox

Category:

Music

Tags:

• analog
• synth
• feedback
• fuzz
• distortion
• noise
• industrial
• experimental
• stinky
• nutsack

[Ratje1a]

Only FRUITcakes are looking at those kind of video's ....

[Analogger]

@Ratje1a Well, then let me be the first to congratulate you for looking at this nonsense. It took a big step for you to come "out of the cupboard" for the Youtube community.

[butlerlax07]

this is really cool but also further support of my therory that everything sounds the same though a virus

[Analogger]

I have to agree about the Virus sound. You can recognize it instantly on a track. I hear it a lot in TV commercials. No matter what filter mode you use, it always has that sort of "band pass" texture. It's such a blast to program though, and has kick-ass lfo and delay sync. The Virus also has one of my favorite bass drum sounds as well!

[plaidfluff]

talk about a smooth[ie] mix[er]!

(sorry, I got nothing)

[Analogger]

no, no - not bad!

[weaponEX]

when's this guy getting his own TV show?

[dahlskebank]

REQUESTING DOWNLOAD LINK!!! IN HIGH QUALITY AUDIO FILE!!! AND YES, I AM SCREAMING... OVER THE SOUND OF HOW AWESOME THIS SONG IS!!!

[buraiallanstarforce]

As a guitarist, I had to laugh at the "Not Pro Guitarshop Demo" intro.

[SYN7HOR]

In terms of voltage controlled oscillators, it doesn't get more analogue than that. Very cool. It actually sounds good too!

[potissimus]

Win

[daveashe]

Thats all very interesting, but the access virus - will it blend?

[Rosstacular]

@weaponEX whats tv?

[bubbelchampagne]

That rocks!

[iasonas8]

man hamilton blenders are the best for bartending....