Thomas Bloch Ondes Martenot performance
Thomas Bloch Ondes Martenot performance
This video was made during production of our Ondes Virtual instrument. You can get more info at: http://www.soniccouture.com/en/products/g27-ondes/
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I wanna hear some jazz on this thing.
I bet this is the instrument that inspired the music for Lavender town's tower….
The modus operandi and functionality of the Martenot has no resemblance to the non-tactile, EM-field interface of the Theremin. It's tones and sliding glissando possibilities have a parallel to the Theremin's sounds but they are very different instruments to one another…
Reminds me of the Black Cauldron music :)
Part of that sounded like the beginning of the Moody Blues album Every Good Boy Deserves favor where a Moog sequence is slowed down (I think it was a tape slowing down)
I now know where they get the sounds for 8 pit games.
I want one of these, or a Novachord one day. I love the sound of both of them.
Heard it the first time in Charles Koechlins Le Buisson Ardent. Great spooky mysterious sound.
Ghostbusters
5 marshmallow men don't like this video
sort of like a theremin no? definitely a pure tone sine wave generator
Just shut up and take my money!!!
what kind of scale is that one ?
that instrument sound like 8bit on nintendo games. That's amazing
"That's right, R2D2!"
I think the instrument was invented in 1928. It was basically the precursor to the Moog Synthesizer.
this instrument is so cool
Did that piano just hit on me?
I think Frank Zappa had this in some of his songs?
Ten cuidado puedes estar invocando un espíritu chocarrero
WOW.
That kind of musical expressiveness is so "ahead"… it's the wet dream of every modern synth maker.
So true – anything we can think of has already been imagined and in many cases, already done, before our times.
Great!
Sounds like super nintendo.
Touch…I remember Touch…
WIthout this, there would be no seaboard.
very finnesse, i like it
I want one so bad…some day…some day
Jonny Greenwood has definitely put this instrument to good use.
very good
I wonder what type of timbres and speakers are used in this presentation? I only know that on the begining are used O (Onde) and D1 (principal diffuseur) but the rest?
Such a strange instrument…
That's an amazing machine! Now I see some of the effects Jean-Jacques Perrey uses in his music! :D
Let me guess: collectors have effectively jacked the price for one of these up to… ten grand?
None of this is digital right? 100% analogue?
Yep
guess there's not many about now. but should be possible to build one. valve oscillator etc
Precursor to the synthesizer.
And to think it was invented almost 100 years ago
Still sounds good to me as a synth sound