This track is recorded entirely using an Arduino instrument. Has midi input, five analog in with pots and LDR

Drone

This track is a joint work with Charles Gershom, was made from 18Volt by him.

18Volt4-Charles Gershom-Dr Shalako

Sirens

This work is based on a real kalimba sampled, passed through a delay pedal and the sound of some pigs eating corn. For pigs I used different delays. And towards the end a synth Korg Poly800 modified.

cHanCh0s

This track was made using three floppy drives midi controled. For a while I been looking for things that can be done using parts of an old computer. 
So that I found this project developed by SammyIAm, called Moppy, can you see in GitHub.
This is the attempt to sing my three floppy. Max also used to process and generate new sounds.

You can see too https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOCxVPHEOsg

Floppy's Chant

Is a new version of Madr3s. This is a tribute to the Madres de Plaza de Mayo and their struggle. 
This track is part of a video, it was selected to participate in the International Festival acousmatic and multimedial "Sonoimágenes", in the category of videomusic. The music was performed in live with a video. You can watch in 
http://vimeo.com/101944281

Madr3s (watch the video)

These are some of the sounds you can make with a Yamaha PSS-560…
when you make some changes to make it something other than that for which it was created (circuir bending). It is an improvisation recorded in a single pass.
watch the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OiqA1L050lI 


Y - PSS - 560 (watch the video)

This work is part of a project. It involves using recorded sounds in a room of my house, 
also using the available objects in that room, for use then as direct sound material 
or processed through granular synthesis.
Here, the sounds were recorded in the bathroom, processed
and complemented by the sounds of a Korg Volca Key.


Gig~ant

These sounds evoke the journey and arrival to the island Ptyx. Sailing aboard a strange machine. 
By using a Kurzweil K2000, Korg VOLCA Keys, a DIY photosensitive sound generator and some Max.

Ptyx

Made using some keyboards: Kurzweil K2000, Korg Microstation, Volca Key, Ableton Live with Max. And real violin pizzicatos processed.

Tramax

Tape Head:  with an old radio recorder using the tape head to read magnetic tapes of credit cards, subway cards.
See http://drshalako.blogspot.com.ar/

Tape Head: grabado con un viejo radio grabador usando el cabezal para leer cintas magneticas de tarjetas de credito, de subte, etc Ver http://drshalako.blogspot.com.ar/


Tape Head

Played with a metal sprinboard and a old radio processed

RadiOX

The Dr Shalako has decided to present his last experiments using low quality technology (Lo-Fi), tape recorders, postnets, cards with magnetic tape, springboards, some effect pedals and home made oscillators (Diy).

Dr Shalako

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