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Here is another new video/track that I have made over the last couple months. This video features some analog electronic video equipment, scrambled with a split screen and twisted around for a nice jumbly visual mess. The music was made with a combination of analog and digital synthesizers, most notably the Roland JV 1080 and the Behringer Spice, a clone of the Moog Subharmonicon. The track is from one of my most recent albums, "Practice Makes Perffect" and is available on bandcamp here: https://drquinnmedicinewoman.bandcamp.com/album/practice-makes-perffect The album was a series of practice sets for a live performance from the end of last year.

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https://3speak.tv/watch?v=quinnertronics/zjmzkhwh
Here is another recently created video, for a track called "Cess Pit." It is kind of a dark noisy industrial number. A real toe tapper, if there ever was one.

This music video is from an album I did last year called NIGHT SOIL, which you can find at finer streaming/downloading markets everywhere....or at my bandcamp:

I repurposed an old video for source material, one that I made from a combination of analog video sources, then scrambled on the computer, using some 'computer trickery' FX stuff. I then ran the old video, with some live processing effect multiplying, with inverted color and mixed the video with some circuit bent 8-Bit video game thing that I forgot about until recently...that makes all the blinky lines and pixely-squares, Threw them in the video mixer and voila!...art.

you can see the original source material video here:

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https://3speak.tv/watch?v=quinnertronics/ococicee
Here is another recent video that I made, this time featuring music from the trans coastal group, the singing potatoes.

The video was made with a circuit bent generic 8-Bit video game system and some vintage 90s consumer grade video equipment, a video mixer and an effects unit. It was recorded live while the music played. The music was made "mail collab" style with an analog 808 drum machine clone with some bass and guitar overdubs.

Sit back and do some meditation-or perhaps just enjoy the warm vibes on a nice early Spring day here in the States.

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https://3speak.tv/watch?v=quinnertronics/inclutka
Hello, Hive!

I've been working on lots of music videos over the last couple months, utilizing some of the new video equipment I have picked up, and teaming it with my old 90s analog processing electronics.....a match made in heaven, perhaps.

This one utilizes a hardware video player/effector, as I was taking it for a test drive while plugging in some synthesizer modules, one of which is playing field recordings from the last time the cicadas were in town, among whatever else is going on.

It's pretty easy to get sucked into this stuff, and I look forward to uploading more videos from my new stash, and creating new ones, as well!

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I finally had a chance to see the legendary European art rock/indie band, Stereolab in concert. This was the first time visiting Cleveland, according to the band at the concert. It was a real who's who of the local music and art scene, where I saw dozens of folks that I knew almost instantly upon arrival.

Last time that they were in the area, they came to Detroit, about a three hour drive. I had friends that went, and i even heard a bootleg of it. This was kinda one of those bucket list bands though, as Stereolab had put out a great deal of excellent records over the years.

At one point, the singer pointed out the Devo hat that an audience member was wearing, pointing out the areas rich heritage of music.

It was a great show and a fun night. and i wanted to share a clip or two!

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=quinnertronics/toihikfz
Here is a cool video i took a couple years ago at a local outdoor music series in Cleveland, sponsored by the Cleveland Museum of Art, where they bring in interesting bands from other countries throughout the world.

This is a band, the Meridian Brothers, that i had never heard of, but they put on a fun and exciting performance, nonetheless!

They put a modern psychedelic twist on some classic South American grooves with some high energy and an amped up crowd, and i would say that they were a smashing success!

I've been to some other of these events but didn't catch any the last year or two, so i just wanted to share something from my archives when i just stumbled on it!

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=quinnertronics/ybrldcmx
Here is a video from a show I played last weekend in Akron, Ohio at the CAVE. This is a newer Cleveland band of some old pals doing a new collaboration duo, Near None, "The premiere noise industrial band of the Cleveland Westside suburbs" being their tagline.

They put on a fun show with high energy and intense rhythms and textures. Or perhaps this kind of music is too scary? I could see this band going on to be huge, perhaps going on tour opening up for Last Gaga or Taylor Swift.

We'll have to see what the future has in store for them... I heard they have a cassette coming out soon!

Thanks for reading, I hope you liked my post!

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=quinnertronics/nmenchbi
Here is a short snippet from back in April when I had the pleasure of doing the couple hour drive from Cleveland to see the legendary Egyptian Lover!

For the uninitiated, thr Egyptian Lover is an early West Coast rapper, producer and DJ, whose career spans over 40 years!

He absolutely DOMINATED the evening and rocked the crowd in the way that only a classic old school hip hop artist could!

Did I mention that he played strictly vinyl records and an old drum machine, the Roland SP 808?? Some styles never go out of date, and that boat certainly rings through for this guy!

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=quinnertronics/hosecifb
View an in-depth detailed review of a new analog/digital hybrid synth from French Synthesizer and software manufacturer, Arturia from America's favorite synthesizerer and DJ, Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman!

review by Dr. Quinn and all opinions do not necessarily reflect the views of Kraft Macaroni and Cheese and its affiliates, or Peter and Sons Septic Disposal Services.

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=quinnertronics/mfterlzr
Not to be outdone by yesterday's post, I wrote and recorded another demo in one day, this time a parody of everyones favorite 80s biking game that isnt Excite Bike!

It's a parody of the Beatles "paperback writer," of course

"When i was a kid, we played video games that were at a 3/4 angle so that way we couldnt see what was coming up ahead or from the side...thats the way it was and, by golly, we liked it!"

Dear Sir or Madam, will you play my game?

It's a biking story of a little man

Paperboy Rider (Paperboy Rider, paperboy Rider)

It's got seven levels, give or take a few

If you really like it, if you play it right

Paperboy rider (Paperboy rider, paperboy rider)

Paperboy rider, paperboy rider