Radical Face - Severus and Stone (Cover) #synth #radicalface #cassette

video upload by Wake Rise Fall

"A short cover of Radical Face - Severus and Stone

Gear Used:
Prophet Rev2

Tascam 112

Canon R5
Canon 35mm 1.4"

Vapore

video upload by Memetune Studio

"a live jam on the Madcan A Series and the Ensoniq Fizmo"

BlaknBlu Mk2 modules - no talking demo

video upload by Gaz Williams

"Here are a few sound examples of the latest BlaknBlu modules that will be featuring on my upcoming livestream on Tuesday 14th April 2026 8pm UK.

The modules are the mk2 versions of the Oscar Tria, Oscar DSF, Alpha Duo and the Foxtrot Duo. Lil' old Doug may make an appearance too!

These modules are both musically and sonically very satisfying. Join me on my show to explore them further."

The best use of Eurorack 1U?

video upload by mylarmelodies

"This is a demo of Tubbutec's Drummertime - a full-size 8-track drum sequencer that fits in 1U. I'll explain why that's significant, then show you what the four editions of it are, how to make patterns and chain them, do performance mutes, tap in manual rhythms and more - this is the core functionality on demo.

Tubbutec hired me to make this explainer & demo - thanks to them for having me do this. It is, as I hoped, a very cool module."

Pylobolus Alkove 12 Voice Binaural Hybrid Synthesizer Incoming

via Pylobolus where you'll find some audio demos.

From Sound Design to Instrument Design

ALKOVE is not just about shaping sound — it is about designing the instrument that will produce it.

On a computer, the musician builds the sound architecture from the ground up: defining oscillators, selecting and combining filters, organizing signal paths, shaping stereo space, phase relationships, and depth. Parts can be layered or split, voices distributed, and digital effects integrated as part of the instrument itself. The process is fluid and iterative — adding, removing, comparing, refining — until the desired structure emerges.

Every modification is instantly reflected on ALKOVE. There is no transfer, no separation between design and performance: the instrument evolves in real time, mirroring the creative process as it unfolds.

What is created is not just a preset, but a complete and purpose-built instrument — with its own structure, its own behavior, and a carefully defined set of parameters available for live interaction.

Build your instrument

ALKOVE provides a set of building blocks designed to shape sound at its core.

Sound sources combine traditional subtractive synthesis with classic and formant-based oscillators (VOSIM), allowing both familiar and unconventional timbres to emerge. From the earliest stages of sound creation, the instrument is built around an integral stereo architecture, where space, phase, and depth are part of the synthesis process itself.

Filters are not fixed structures, but polymorphic elements (Ladder, SEM, SVF, Comb) that can be combined and interconnected to create evolving signal paths.

Dynamics are shaped by three DADSR envelopes per voice. Attack and release stages respond to velocity, allowing articulation to adapt naturally to performance. One envelope is directly tied to the stereo analog VCA of each voice, reinforcing dynamic response and control at the core of the sound.

Modulation extends beyond simple movement. A flexible routing system allows parameters to interact freely, while both global and per-voice LFOs can be phase-shifted and distributed across the stereo field, shaping motion and spatial perception.

MPE support enables per-note control, extending the instrument’s expressive capabilities.

The instrument can be structured into up to three independent parts — layered or split — each with its own voice allocation and role within the mix.

Two synchronized arpeggiators introduce rhythmic and harmonic complexity, interacting with the sound architecture in real time.

A dedicated mixing stage and a modern effects engine complete the system, integrating processing directly into the instrument itself.

From Design to Performance

ALKOVE is designed to move seamlessly from sound creation to live performance.

Programs and banks can be browsed instantly using a large, tactile encoder or directly from the touchscreen, allowing quick navigation without interrupting the flow.

Each program exposes a set of immediately accessible parameters — eight customizable controls per part — giving direct, hands-on access to the most relevant aspects of the sound. Up to three parts can be used simultaneously, clearly identified across the entire interface through a consistent color system (blue, orange, green), making structure and role instantly readable.

The distribution of voices and the active part configuration remain visible at all times, both on the screen and through the color-coded interface. Modulations are not hidden layers: they are displayed in real time and can be adjusted directly from the touchscreen, maintaining a continuous link between gesture and result.


Beyond these primary controls, all parameters remain within reach through dedicated shortcuts and encoder-based navigation, allowing deeper intervention without breaking the performance flow. Global elements — LFOs, arpeggiators, effects, and performance settings — are permanently available and do not depend on the currently selected part.

A final mixing stage provides a clear and immediate overview of all active parts, with intuitive control over balance and spatial placement, completing the transition from instrument design to expressive performance.

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PlantsSystem-LiveZen

video upload by plantssystem

‪@plantssystem-ufo‬
'LiveZen' — a meditative performance shaped around the Duos.
Built with the Poly‑Sequencer, Prophet‑5, CS‑10, and the spatial processing of the VS‑1880 (RSS), this piece blends improvisational noise textures from Duos with the delicate tones of the Prophet‑5 and CS‑10.
A quiet, breathing soundscape that drifts between motion and stillness.

#plantssystem #livezen #duos #polysequencer #prophet5 #cs10 #rss #vs1880 #noise"

"Brussels Meets Berlin" - Live Electronic Ambient Session

video upload by No Lake

"I combined my knowledge of electronic music to create a ten-minute electro-ambient jam that I wanted to share with you live for the first time. So we'll have about ten minutes to talk about music.

Headphones 🎧 recommended

My Bandcamp : https://nolake.bandcamp.com/"

Moog Sound Studio & Novation Summit

novation mono station AFX analog synth

video upload by KAI neutrino (KAIneutrino)

Short but interesting. Every pad triggers a different patch.

Live Electronic Performance Analog Synth Jam Push 3, Prophet Rev2 #push3 #prophetrev2 #bassstation2

video upload by ASLAA Link Music

"A live electronic performance built using Push 3 as the central instrument to trigger and evolve scenes in real time.

In this session, I explore a flexible structure where each scene represents a different stage of the track — shaped live through dynamics, tension, and space.

🎹 Gear used:

Sequential Prophet Rev2: expressive evolving lead + ZOOM Multi Stomp (Effect pedal)
Novation Bass Station II: analog bass line & repetitive patterns
Splice: additional bass texture
Push 3: scene launching, variations, and live performance control

🎧 A hybrid approach between:

improvisation
live arrangement
electronic instrumental performance

The idea is to let the track breathe, shape textures in real time, and build a sonic narrative as it unfolds.

👉 Headphones recommended for full low-end and detail.

Thanks for listening 🙏"

Roland SH-1000

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via this Vemia listing

Click the auction link on top when you get there for additional listings.

"Roland SH1000 in very good condition, recently serviced and everything is working correctly. Some signs of age but generally very good for its years.

Was 110v model that has been professionally converted to 230V with a UK plug. Serial Number 296735"

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