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Wednesday, July 29, 2026

Testing the “final” arrangement of this little Eurorack Modular ;-)


video upload by John L Rice

"Vermona meloDICER being clocked and 'diced' (randomized) by an Erica Synths TRIGG while I play with the melody range. The voice is a Happy Nerding HM VCO pulse wave out into an Erica Synths MODulator module (EG and VCA). The VCO’s pulse width is being modulated by a 2hp Seq sequencer module that is also stepped by the TRIGG module. All in a 4ms Company Pod48x case and reverb from the external Yamaha MG 10 XU mixer.

#eurorack #eurorackmodular #modularsynth"

EMS Logik Demo


video upload by Jörg Schaaf

"I recently had an EMS Logik Synthesizer at my synth repair workshop. I could not resist recording some bleeps with it before it get's picked up again by the owner. I must say, I really love that synth. The form factor, the deep sonic landscapes it paints and last but not least the light weight of the case!"

Dreadbox Artemis Synthesizer ("Space Cowboy" by Lorna Dune)


video upload by VCO USA

"All synth sounds designed on the ARTEMIS - an amazing 6-voice analog synth from ‪@Dreadbox-synths‬

'Space Cowboy' produced & performed by @lornaduuune

#dreadbox #analogsynth #synthesizers #artemis #ableton #musicproduction #electronicmusic"

Analogue Solutions DJMC 2000? - CUSTOM DIY CASE

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via this Reverb listing

"Analogue Solutions DJMC — Rare Dual Joystick MIDI Controller (Discontinued / Cult UK Gear)

WITH ORIGINAL DOCS- YOU'RE GONNA NEED THOSEAnalogue Solutions DJMC — Rare Dual Joystick MIDI Controller (Discontinued / Cult UK Gear)

WITH ORIGINAL DOCS- YOU'RE GONNA NEED THOSE

iNSTALLED IN CUSTOM DIY CASE , midi IN, OUT AND THRU

A genuine piece of underground electronic music history: the DJMC by Analogue Solutions, one of the UK's most respected true-analog synth builders. Long before "expressive control" was a marketing buzzword, Analogue Solutions built this twin-joystick MIDI controller with crossfader for performers who wanted real, tactile, two-axis-at-once control over their sound — no touchpads, no menus, just raw hands-on movement.

This thing was never mass produced. Analogue Solutions has since shifted entirely toward their acclaimed eurorack and analog synth lineup (Colossus, Leipzig, Telemark, Nyborg, and more), and the DJMC has completely vanished from their current catalog — it doesn't show up anywhere on their site today. they almost never surface secondhand. If you've been hunting for one of these, you already know how rare a find this is.

Perfect for:

Collectors of obscure UK analog gear
Live performers wanting expressive dual-axis control (filter/resonance, X/Y FX, pitch/mod)
Modular heads running MIDI-to-CV for joystick-driven patching
VJs/lighting rigs that read standard MIDI CC
A genuine, hard-to-find piece from a small builder with a serious cult following in the analog synth world — grab it while it's here, because another one might not turn up for a long time

iNSTALLED IN CUSTOM DIY CASE , midi IN, OUT AND THRU

A genuine piece of underground electronic music history: the DJMC by Analogue Solutions, one of the UK's most respected true-analog synth builders. Long before "expressive control" was a marketing buzzword, Analogue Solutions built this twin-joystick MIDI controller with crossfader for performers who wanted real, tactile, two-axis-at-once control over their sound — no touchpads, no menus, just raw hands-on movement.

This thing was never mass produced. Analogue Solutions has since shifted entirely toward their acclaimed eurorack and analog synth lineup (Colossus, Leipzig, Telemark, Nyborg, and more), and the DJMC has completely vanished from their current catalog — it doesn't show up anywhere on their site today. they almost never surface secondhand. If you've been hunting for one of these, you already know how rare a find this is.

Perfect for:

Collectors of obscure UK analog gear
Live performers wanting expressive dual-axis control (filter/resonance, X/Y FX, pitch/mod)
Modular heads running MIDI-to-CV for joystick-driven patching
VJs/lighting rigs that read standard MIDI CC
A genuine, hard-to-find piece from a small builder with a serious cult following in the analog synth world — grab it while it's here, because another one might not turn up for a long time"

PlantsSystem-KOSMOS3 InteractiveReverb


video upload by plantssystem

"KOSMOS3 is an interactive reverb instrument that transforms reverberation from a static audio effect into a playable, responsive acoustic space. Instead of applying a fixed ambience, KOSMOS3 continuously reshapes its internal reverb field based on incoming audio, gestural control, and real‑time modulation signals.

At its core is a multi‑parameter reverb engine capable of smooth, expressive morphing across decay, diffusion, pre‑delay, and spectral balance. These parameters respond immediately to performance input, allowing the reverb to behave like a dynamic environment rather than a background effect.

Key features include:

Interactive control via MIDI, OSC, TouchOSC, and HID
Real‑time modulation for shaping spatial texture during performance
Headless operation suitable for installations and long‑running setups
Instrument‑like behavior where the reverb becomes an active part of the performance

KOSMOS3 functions not merely as an effect processor but as a playable acoustic space—a reverb you can push, bend, and sculpt in real time."

Prophet 5 Rev 3


video upload by Franz Kreimer Keys

PAiA Proteus Vintage Synthesizer Demo - For Sale


video upload by tonetweakers

"Here’s the PAIA Proteus vintage analog synth we recently restored, a process requiring 21 hours of skilled vintage synth tech time. Read about it on our website.

Buy vintage gear that works like new at tonetweakers.com

We buy sell trade refurbish vintage synths and electronic musical instruments."

Tempera Quirks and Foibles by Benge


video upload by Memetune Studio

"I’ve been exploring granular synthesis since around 1997, when Native Instruments brought out Reaktor, because it was the first system I knew of that had a granular synthesis engine built into it

But even before that I was experimenting with certain samplers that could do a sort of proto-granular thing where you could control the loop start and end end points of a sample independently, and use sliders to scroll through the sample by hand (for example on the Fairlight CMI 2X and also the Akai S612)

But nowadays we have it so easy, as there are a whole slew of desktop granular devices coming out, often based on ARM chips, such as the Tasty Chips GR units, the recent Waldorf synths, the Torso S4, Endorphines Evil Pet, not to mention the Mutable Instruments Clouds and its many derivatives

And then there's this little monster, The Beetlecrab Tempera - a strange and tiny box which takes granular synthesis and does something completely unique with it

It’s got 8 stereo granular samplers at its heart, but the way you interact with them is using the 8x8 touch-points. They are called emitters, and you play them either over midi or using some of the touch-points. You can change and trigger emitters in x - y directions, and it's all extremely complex, and things can get really wild very quickly, so as this is my first patch on it, I decided to keep it simple by using just 2 of the 8 grain samplers

I captured the samples myself using the built in mic (sample 1 is just tapping the box with my fingers, and sample 2 is me humming

It also has comprehensive mixing and FX processors, so here is a little ambient sketch done in real time, using just the Tempera

I’m going to have fun exploring this thing - especially when I integrate it into some of my modular systems, once I have got my head round its many quirks and foibles"

Modular "Groovebox" Patch | Intellijel Atlantix, Metropolix Swells, Sealegs, Flurry + more


video upload by Intellijel

"The aim: to build a modular 'groovebox' patch, complete with drums, melodies, FX, macro controls and more. Atlantix is the foundation of this patch, and we tried to use it for as many voices as possible here.

Matt highlights some different patching ideas, tips, tricks and module features along the way.

Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
00:10 - Setup - Clock, Reset
00:54 - Kick Drum
02:22 - Snare / Tom Drum
03:49 - Hi-hat
05:19 - Bass / Wavefolded Tones
06:36 - Modulating Quadrax (with Tangrams)
08:45 - Adding Pitch Sequence
09:45 - FX Chain - Drive, Delay, Reverb
11:04 - Bonus Flurry Sounds
13:09 - Planar Macro Controller
15:00 - Summary"

0-Coast Birthday Party Announcement | Make Noise


video upload by MAKEN0ISE

"0-Coast is ten years old this year, and we are celebrating!

Free event at Ayurprana Listening Room in Asheville NC on Saturday, September 12!

This video also includes:

A Plexiphon shipping update (unfortunately it is still delayed)
0-Coast patches based on commenter patch names, realized by Peter
A MultiWAVE/Strega patch to listen to"


http://www.makenoisemusic.com
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