MATRIXSYNTH: Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Red Strip Down

via Paul:

"'Red Stripe Down' is a song a friend of mine and I did for the Social Network remix contest. The challenge is to remix one of two of the soundtrack songs by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross. They will pick the winner from the top 20, and the winner gets to meet them and go to the movie premiere.

http://remix.nin.com/play/mix?id=21949

Synths used: eurorack modular, moog voyager, sculpture, metasonix tm7 scrotum smasher, dsi mono evolver, moogerfoogers, Moog Taurus 3, Korg Kaoss Pad, Curtis for iPhone"

The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again (TOTP 1971)

YouTube via nyrainbow4 | January 25, 2009
ARP 2500
"The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again (TOTP 1971)"
via John

The Dual Connected Hoodie Sampler

hoodiesampler from clemens pichler aka fump on Vimeo.

"MIKA SATOMI / CLEMENS PICHLER

Tape DJ Hoodie Battle

Two individuals, fancied up with super Hoodies, perform a classic cassette tape DJ battle. Of course the whole setup is geared with PD patches to pimp out the usual sets."

Updated version posted here, via fump in the comments.

space age music maker

flickr By sambruhlbrahh
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Sequential Circuits Prelude

via this auction

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Arp Avatar

via this auction

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Mark Mothersbaugh "How to Score a Film" [Mr. Bonzai - Hai! Interview]

YouTube via MisterBonzai | March 24, 2010

"Composer for "Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs," "The Royal Tenenbaums," "Rugrats," "Rushmore," etc... Join me in the Inner Sanctum of Mark O'Devo Mothersbaugh's laboratory at Mutato Muzika studios in Hollywood. Working only with his early tools, Mark reveals the intense concentration needed to score an entire feature length film. Watching in awe are 3 junior Mutato composers, Silas HIte, Albert Fox, John Enroth, and Mark's evil twin, General Boy -- ein Muzika Doppelganger! This is the very first film within a film of this kind. Shall we dance?"
via Jorge

Day 205 / Omnichord Repair and Jam

Day 205 / Omnichord Repair and Jam from Charlie Visnic on Vimeo.

"I got this Omnichord on Ebay with it's battery compartment all corroded out. Last night I fixed it up with some new contacts and took it for a spin. I recorded some samples of it and then played with them on the monome.

I love the sound of the omnichord. It also sounds beautiful through the monome.

This was my creative thing for the day for my creative thing a day blog at: theb-roll.com" Pics of the inside and the post here.

Intellijel Flip Flop Demo

Intellijel Flip Flop Demo from James Cigler on Vimeo.

"Brief demonstration of the Intellijel Flip Flop module in Eurorack format."

Beat Exploring

YouTube via hoeppc | September 28, 2010
Anyone ID the synth?
"Hi, experimenting with beat-elements was always something I was scared of. Now I don't know why, I think.

regards"

See if you can ID the keyboard, then read the list below for the answer.

JV-2080, Wavestation SR, Wavestation A/D: Pads
Waldorf Micro Q: Lead
Waldorf Microwave 1: Bass
Jomox Airbase99: Basedrum, Hihats
Akai S3000XL: Drums / Percussion
various softsynths: Percussion / FX
Korg Radias: Sound FX
The keyboard controller is a Fatar VMK-188+
[I just realized I did not have a Fatar label! This is the first post to get it.]

Inside a Moog Source Analog Synthesizer

via this auction

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NEURON

YouTube via Neuronaluniverse | September 28, 2010

"Improvisation at the neuronaluniverse studio (Godella).ibizaneuronal and neuronaluniverse are playing the following instruments,David Santamaría:NEURON,and Joseph Moll:MOTIF ES8."

Doctor Manhattan and Neuron

Fool Moog (Plogue Bidule + 2 Moog FreqBox)

YouTube via GruithuisenCityMan | September 28, 2010

"Hello ! My name is Frederic Gerchambeau. I have made this movie. The music has been made in one take with Plogue Bidule and two Moog FreqBox. Enjoy !"

ether^ra UNDER SCOPE

YouTube via potterpaint2000 | September 28, 2010

"an improv using my Serges, my VTOL Cramola, a sample made w/ my Oberheim OB-1 & Korg MS20, the Doepfer Dark Energy/Tenori-on combo and some fx. http://etherra.blogspot.com"

Maya Shruthi-1

flickr By mutable.instruments
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MédiaPack - PlaPla Pinky

MédiaPack - PlaPla Pinky from La Petite on Vimeo.

"Vidéo réalisée par Emile Sacré et produit par LaPetite dans le cadre du MédiaPack de PlaPla Pinky.

Concert de PlaPla Pinky lors de l'Electronic_a 8 du 5 novembre 2009 au Centre Bellegarde à Toulouse."

via Plapla Pinky

"We use a monome 256 , one pionner CDJ1000 MK3 and a technics vynil turnable... also a picture our production studio."

Sequential Circuits Prophet 600

via this auction

Sequential Circuits Prophet VS Synthesizer

via this auction

Yamaha CSY-1 SN 2810

via this auction
"This is the rarely seen Yamaha CSY-1 synth/organ combination. Yamaha's first ever synth was the SY-1 introduced in 1974, they also decided to build the SY-1 into a 2 manual plus pedalboard type organ cabinet and that's what we have here, the CSY-1.

This really is a fun piece of kit with some great sounds, very expressive too thanks to Yamaha's aftertouch (amazing for 1974) which can be assigned to different parameters. Although a preset synth it's editable, so the presets are just a starting point for sound creation. The synth section is playable from the upper keyboard OR the bass pedalboard. It can be played solo or can be combined with the organ sounds/bass sounds. The CSY-1 has it's own built in amplification/speakers, spring reverb and even a real Leslie type rotary speaker, the synth section sounds great routed through this."

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Brett Domino: 'We No Speak Americano' + LIVE INFO!

YouTube via brettdomino | September 28, 2010

"TICKETS SELLING FAST! Get yours here:
Ross Lee's Scream House: http://tiny.cc/rossleetix
Saturday Night Fulchfest: http://tiny.cc/fulchfesttix
Brett and Steven @ Camden Proud: (LINK COMING SOON)

Brett performs Yolanda Be Cool vs. D-Cup: We No Speak Americano on keytar, kazoo and Korg Monotron.

http://brettdomino.com"

Tron Video Part I

YouTube via VacolocoSynth | September 28, 2010

"Demo video for Tron, a drum pattern programmer, similar to TR909 style programming."

Electronic Projects for Musicians by Craig Anderton

via this auction

"FROM GUITAR PLAYER MAGAZINE HERE IS A BOOK THAT GIVES YOU THEORY AND THEN SHOWS YOU HOW TO BUILD MIXERS, PREAMPS, FUZZES, ETC. SORRY, THE FLEXI-DISC IS MISSING."

The Harvestman Stilton Adapter

via this auction

"4-Channel floor effects adaptor and instrument amplifier.

The Stilton Adaptor provides level matching for convenient attachment of instrument-level effects devices into a modular signal path. Each channel features up to 30x gain (noninverting), wet/dry crossfade, and a compact two-way TRS connector.

This module requires 1/4" TRS insert cables for bidirectional transmission using effects devices. Instruments and their effects chains can simply be connected with a TS cable.

There are 4 channels of input/output to enable you to use your favourite stomp boxes with your modular synth or process instrument level signals cleanly."

Ensoniq ASR-10 Rackmount Digital Sampler

via this auction

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PAiA QuASH and PAiA 8700 Computer/Controller

via this auction

"Quad Addressable Sample and Hold. If you have to ask what this is, this is not the module for you. It only will work with a PAiA 8700 computer/controller w/ the A/D converter to deliver delicious analog “polytonic” sounds! The QuASH provides four computer addressable S/H circuits in a single module. It features adjustable glide rate for each channel (selected by computer control), individual trigger “gates” and an individual modulation input for each channel. On-board address decoding allows up to four QuASH modules to be bussed together in a single system for 16 voice “polytonic” synthesis! This module is intended for the true PAiA fanatic that wants a complete and original computer controlled system from the glory days of the analog world: the 1970’s"

"This is the original “polytonic” modular synthesizer computer/keyboard controller! Analog synths met the new digital age way back in the ‘70’s! The 8700 processor is a 6505 CPU system using 1K byes (yes, bytes!) RAM, 1K byes ROM locations (256 byte monitor included), two 8 bit input ports, two 8 bit output ports, one latched the other buffered. The 6503 has the same structure as the 6502 used in the Apple II, PET and other computers of the era. A 24 key touch operated keypad is used by the monitor to allow entry and execution of user programs as well as controlling features not normally found on a single board computer including: a relative address calculator that completely eliminates normally tedious hexadecimal calculation and back-space key that eases entry and editing of programs. Pointer High and Pointer Low keys allow the 8700’s twin seven segment displays to serve the multiple functions of indicating both address locations and data. The unit comes with the CS-87 Cassette Interface Option, the digitally encoded 8782 keyboard and complete set of manuals. When used with one or more 8781 QuASH modules, you can achieve 4 notes or more of “polytonic” synthesis complete with software based envelope generators (see my other auctions). So why would you even want this in today’s MIDIfied, Pentium world? To complete a cool 70’s based PAiA synthesizer, of course. Talk about authenticity! The unit was refurbished and brought up to factory specs by the renowned Scott Lee of PAiA Electronics in 2002."

E-Mu SP-1200 Sampling Drum Machine with Case

via this auction

E-mu SP12 Turbo with sample input mod

via this auction

"SP 12 with the Turbo chip added and sample input mod. You have the ability to monitor the incoming sample source before/while you sample, this is not possible with the standard sp12. All mods and maintenance were done by Bruce Forat."

STUDIO ELECTRONICS MIDI MOOG

SN 1164 via this auction

"STUDIO ELECTRONICS MIDI MOOG. MADE BY MOOG AND MODIFIED BY STUDIO ELECTRONICS... 3 OF THE BOARDS ARE ORIGINAL MOOG BOARDS AND 1 OF THE BOARDS, WHICH IS PICTURED BUT NOT THAT CLEAR, HAD MINI MOOG STUDIO ELECTRONICS ON IT.

YOU CAN ALSO FLIP VOLTAGE ON THE SIDE FROM 115 TO 230 VOLTS.

I DID DO A SEARCH ABOUT THE MIDI MOOG AND IT CAME UP WITH SO MANY DIFFERENT FACTS ABOUT IT LIKE THERE WERE ONLY 500 EVER MADE.....NOT SURE ABOUT THAT, AND THAT THERE WERE ONLY SO MANY MADE WITH THE ORIGINAL MOOG BOARDS UNTIL THEY RUN OUT AND SO STUDIO ELECTRONICS STARTED MAKING THEIR OWN BOARDS WHICH DIDN'T SOUND AS GOOD.....WHO KNOWS."

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Prophet 600

YouTube via auctionmystuff | September 17, 2010

via this auction

NORD LEAD 3 SYNTHESIZER

via this auction

Moog Prodigy - iZ Technology Pocket Transpose

via this auction

"Model 3368X Serial No 11317. Includes Owner's Manual, Service Manual and circuit diagrams."

No mention of the MCV or PocKet Transpose. I actually put this post up here vs. MATRIXSYNTH-B for the PocKet Transpose. It's from iZ Technology who made a number of other utility devices.

"Pocket Transpose is a performance-oriented transposer that supports separate transpose intervals for each MIDI channel. Although many keyboards have a transpose function, it's usually too cumbersome for live use. Pocket Transpose makes transposing easy. Intervals can be set while playing, and the user can select the normal or the transposed setting from a footswitch. Guitar synth players can use the Pocket Transpose to set intervals on 6 separate channels, or use it to transpose all strings by a certain amount. Pocket Transpose provides en easy way to try different arrangements without altering sequencer data. The user can even set Pocket Transpose so that the drum machine channel remains intact.

* Inline 16 Channel transposer
* +- 5 Octave transpose range
* Switch between normal and transposed modes
* Separate intervals for each channel
* Transpose key signature and octave simultaneously
* All non-transposed data is passed
* Harmonization mode
* Footswitch controllable"

Radikal Technologies Spectralis Synthesizer Groovebox

via this auction
"SPECTRALIS - HYBRID-SYNTHESIZER, BEATMATRIX and SAMPLER
The Spectralis is the first groove-oriented Instrument, which combines the LIVE usability of the latest digital technology with the best elements of proven analog technology. We also have thrown in some other cool features which give the synthesizer much more flexibility than anything seen before. While traditional Sequencers are limited to playing back rhythm patterns and tone sequences, the step Sequencer of the SPECTRALIS makes possible highly complex sound creations which opens up completely new worlds of sound when used in connection with the programmable FIXED FILTER BANK. In addition to its outstanding analog sound possibilities the SPECTRALIS also provides DSP based sound creation, which takes care of all the ancillary needs for drumsounds and polyphonic voices. This sound engine offers 32 stereo voices with multimode-filters, sample startpoint modulation and unisono modes for killer drum sounds, creamy pads and a lot of other goodies.

Oscillator Section :
The Oscillators are the heart of any sound-creation. The Spectralis Oscillator Section provides 4 digital oscillators with continous wave selection, Oscillator-Sync, Ring-Modulation, Frequency-Modulation, Phase-Modulation, Bit-Reduction per Oscillator, Tune-Scaling, independent Glide for each Oscillator, Pulsewidth-Modulation, linear detune, 2 independent envelope-curves for each Oscillator for volume adjustment and pitchcontrol-effects.

Filter Bank Section :
The FIXED FILTERBANK was the core idea behind the whole Spectralis/Spectron concept. After designing and testing a multitude of various analog versions of the idea, we decided in the end that a digital implementation provided considerably better results. According to our motto – if it can be improved, let’s improve it – you can now benefit from the most powerful filterbank available today – at least in our humble opinion. The range of the bands now goes up to 40dB, the quality, the spreading of the cascaded band-passes and the frequencies of the individual bands can all be edited.

Filters :
Explore the full sound potential of the spectralis analog filter section. The 24dB Lowpass-Filter and the 12 dB Multimode filter both are self resonating filters and the exact tracking allows to use the filters as additional sound-sources as well."

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