Thursday, October 13, 2011
micronaut - experiment nine
YouTube Uploaded by Cranda11 on Oct 13, 2011
More micronaut music at http://micronaut.bandcamp.com
"Further exploration of the 16 Beats performance mode in the Tempest. Also taking my new Eventide Space out for a spin.
Gear used:
Eventide Space
Eventide TimeFactor
DSI Tempest
DSI Tetr4
Doepfer (MakeNoise, TipTop, Harvestman) modular
TASCAM TSR-8 1/2" tape dec"
(LONG) Yamaha CS80 Ambient Improvisation Video Montage
"Yamaha CS80 Ambient Improvisation Video Montage
17 minutes of CS80 improvisation thrown together with video clips I had of the studio and my trip to Europe. (Germany, Prague, Amsterdam)
Signal flow is: CS80==>SRE-555 Tape Echo==> Siemens 245b EQ ==> Eventide 2016 Reverb==> Prism Orpheus AD/DA
Left Channel is SRE-555 Output A, Right channel is SRE-555 Output B. Chorus is output from A+B. Spring Reverb is output from B. Tape Delay is Output B. Direct Signal is output A.
All video shot with a Nikon D90 using a Nikkor 1.4 Aperture 50mm lens.
(I ran out of video, but kept the audio going to the end.)"
Memorymoog (LAMM)
"LAMM upgrade by Rudi Linhard
Demo of a few patches.
Signal chain:
Memorymoog-->Eventide 2016 reverb-->Prism Sound Orpheus"
modular colour
YouTube Uploaded by Ebotronix on Oct 13, 2011
"4 ms RCD
Analogue Systems RS 100 Rs 110 Rs 360
Doepfer A 149 A 134 and more
Maestro Ringmodulator
Make Noise Brains PP Maths Optomix QMMG René Wogglebug
Malekko AO Uncle Noisering
Moog Freqbox MP201 CF 251 Ringmodulator
Toppobrillo Quantimator"
Modular Colour 2
Uploaded by Ebotronix on Oct 13, 2011
"4ms Analogue Systems Doepfer Maestro Make Noise Malekko Moog Toppobrillo"
LABELS/MORE:
4ms,
Analogue Systems,
Doepfer,
Featured,
Maestro,
Make Noise,
Malekko,
MOOG,
Toppobrillo,
Video
Controlling a LTC1799 Osc without a Pot - Voltage Controlled Circuit Bending
The LTC1799 is a popular clock oscillator often used in circuit bent toys. Peters - Field Defect Electronics has found a way to control the LTC1799 via control voltage. This could obviously lead to some interesting integration with modular gear. Click through for the details covered in three posts. You can find the links to part 2 and 3 on the right when you get there.
Haken Continuum / Capybara / Kyma System
via this auctionUpdate: link updated.
"(1) Full Size Haken Continuum Fingerboard
(that's right- FULL SIZE!)
(1) Symbolic Sound Capybara 320 and Kyma X
All cabling, manuals, and discs are included as well as the Capybara Firewire Interface and a standard Hard Case for the Continuum."
Roland MKS-70 Super Jupiter & PG-800 Programmer
via this auction
"Roland MKS-70 12-voice 24 oscilator rackmount analog polysynth, packaged complete with much-sought-after PG-800 programmer, giving full hands-on control over the synth."
Sythesizers.com 44 Space Modular Synthesizer
via this auction
"TOP ROW
Q137 Power Control & Interface Module
Q106 Oscillator
Q161 Oscillator Mixer for Q106
Q106 Oscillator
Q116 Ring Modulator
Q108 Amplifier
Q130 Clipper, Rectifier
Q124 Multiples
Q117 Sample and Hold
Q109 Envelope GeneratorQ150 Transistor Ladder Filter
Q112 4-Channel Mixer
Q109 Envelope Generator
Q117 Sample and Hold
Q124 Multiples
Q125 Signal Processor
Q107 State Variable Filter
Q162 Filter Mixer for Q107
BOTTOM ROW
Q106 Oscillator
Q141 Oscillator Aid
Q110 Noise Source
Q106 Oscillator
Q125 Signal Processor
Q146 Normalization
Q112 4-Channel Mixer
Q109 Envelope Generator
Q118 Instrument Interface
Q115 Reverb
Q125 Signal Processor
Q116 Ring Modulator
Q109 Envelope Generator
Q150 Transistor Ladder Filter
Q130 Clipper, Rectifier
Q109 Envelope Generator
Q112 4-Channel Mixer
Q108 Amplifier"
ESX+MONOTRIBE+MOPHO+SUNRIZER
YouTube Uploaded by wbfortyone on Oct 13, 2011
"Late night session with ESX, Monotribe, Mopho and Sunrizer. (ESX separate OUT to Monotribe Sync-IN. MIDI sync between ESX, Mopho and Sunrizer. Sunrizer goes back for analog filtering into Monotribe.)"
jag demo 1
YouTube Uploaded by deadlover73 on Oct 13, 2011
"heres a take on the vector synthesis patch from the wiard site
even outputs of jag are morphing between waveforms (sine, saw, square, tri)
odd outputs are affecting cv of filters and phase mod on oscillator
noisering and joystick are going to both Y inputs of jag"
This Second Sleep - Indelicate Query
YouTube Uploaded by arthurpainter on Oct 13, 2011
"http://thissecondsleep.blogspot.com/
More noise featuring my Buchla Spectral Processor. Please listen with headphones."
Beeps and Boops in perspective - an Interview with Charles Cohen
Interview on Data Garden"Known for his virtuosic live performances, the artist has performed hundreds of times throughout the US and internationally. His instrument of choice is one of the rarest (and coolest) synthesizers in existence, The Buchla Music Easel. The design of the keyboard, which is chromatic and touch sensitive, allows Charles to affect sound and space in unconventional ways. Data Garden unearths some of his past and present sights and sounds, and asks the man himself a few questions."
Charles Cohen will be playing the launch event for the new electronic label, Data Garden. Color is Luxury, this Sunday in Philadelphia."
MacBeth Mk1 VORTEX (Prototype) on batts!
YouTube Uploaded by macbethsynthesizers on Oct 13, 2011
"This vid gives a short demonstration of the quality of sound driving this thing straight from 2 x 9V batteries! To the left of the synth, you can see wires attached to the two batteries. For me- very interesting as the synth stay in tune very well here. Also tech folks please note- there are neither smoothing capacitiors or regulators of any kind used here!
The batteries at this point were sitting at around the 8.5V mark!"
Also see:
MacBeth MK1 Vortex (prototype) (15 min)
Modular remixing with FILQ and Lipelis
YouTube Uploaded by filqfilq on Oct 13, 2011
"Making the remix of "Combinator - Junkyard" for new Shanti Records 12" together with Leonid Lipelis."
Follow-up to Tweaking Buchla 258 dual oscillator clone.
$220,736.00 / 160,000.00 Euro Synth Auction
via this auction
This one spotted by Adrien.
The list:
"1. ARP AXXE
2. ARP PRO DGX
3. ARP QUADRA
4. MOOG Realistic MG 1
5. MOOG Polymoog Keyboard
6. MOOG Polypedal Controller
7. MOOG Taurus II mit Pedal
8. MOOG Keyboard Controller 950
9. MOOG Memorymoog
10. MOOG Satellite
11. MOOG Sonic Six
12. Korg Trident MK II
Synton Fenix meets Eurorack in THE DARK
YouTube Uploaded by jenamu6 on Oct 13, 2011
"Live improv on the Fenix synth and sequencer, combined with a eurorack modular.....in the dark."
Korg SQ10 and Yamaha CS 01
YouTube Uploaded by Ebotronix on Oct 13, 2011
"Yamaha CS01 with Kenton socket kid
cv in gate in filter in
by Korg SQ 10
master clock Logic
5 tracks"
SampleTank for iPhone / iPod touch and iRig MIDI - Organ, Nylon Guitar & Alto Sax in Action!
YouTube Uploaded by ikmultimedia on Oct 13, 2011
"SampleTank® for iPhone / iPod touch includes highly playable samples of several different organs including Hammond®, Vox®, Farfisa®, church and pipe organs. IK's spectacular DSP FX add compelling overdrive, chorus-vibrato, rotating speaker and reverb effects to bring ultimate realism to your mobile instruments. Also included is a beautiful assortment of acoustic guitars including the nylon string acoustic played in this video. Woodwinds are also included covering a range of pop, jazz and orchestral styles. Here we can experience a soulful Alto Sax perfect for jazz, blues or pop productions. The power of SampleTank is now in your iPhone / iPod touch. Check it out today!
http://www.ikmultimedia.com/irigmidi/moreinfo/sampletank.php"
SampleTank - IK Multimedia - iTunes
iPads on eBay
Alesis Fusion 6HD digital audio workstation
via this auction
"This is a very underrated keyboard. The Fusion 6HD was released in 2007 and kinda flopped. It originally cost close to £1,200. It seemed to be that folks did not like the layout and look of the machine and the presets took a bit of a beating from the critics ( I do not know why, some of them are totally amazing) it was right up against the Yamaha Motif and Roland Fantom (although the Alesis was a good bit cheaper). Alesis then discontinued it and sold off the existing stock for just under £700 which is what we paid for ours.
Now, people are realising just how good this workstation is and they are sought after once more. Of course, you cannot buy them anymore :-( The overwhelming reason why it is so popular is the fact it has a hard drive built in and 8 channels to record audio straight on to that hard drive. So you can record and load all sorts of audio and samples straight from the internal hard drive. This is a truly fantastic feature. But then if you run out of space on your hard drive, you can connect an external one to the SATA connector and have more space available.
It also has a direct USB connection for your PC so you can arrange banks and sounds via the superb editor that I will supply on CD. There is also a set of L & R Aux outs, a handy left and right input with gain control (ideal to connect your ipod / laptop / microphone etc), a headphone socket, midi in out and thru and three foot pedal inputs for expression, sustain and switch and a compact flash card socket for saving and loading patches, songs, etc.Then, Hollow Sun created a huge library of extra sounds and they are truly stunning. Then a very wonderful guy sampled the 'Vox Humana' preset from his Polymoog keyboard (Gary Numan - Cars and loads of other songs on The Pleasure Principle and Telekon) and all of a sudden the true power of the Fusion was realised."
VINTAGE HAMMOND SOLOVOX
via this auction
"RARE HAMMOND SOLOVOX TONE CABINET- KEYBOARD INCLUDED (NOT PICTURED) THESE ARE EARLY HAMMOND ANALOG SYNTHESIZERS! SOLOVOX KEYBOARD WILL FLUSH MOUNT TO YOUR HAMMOND ORGAN OR PIANO(?)! THIS UNIT IS UNTESTED."
Maplin 5600 vintage analogue synth
via this auction
"If you have found this auction then you probably know what the 5600 is, what it is capable of and why many people love them ( and its smaller brother the Maplin 3800, and its cousin, the ETI4600 )... Every now and then during lunchtimes I would plug the 5600 into my test bench at work and wonder how the hell it worked. What is this patch board thing ? What kind of a computer can I connect it to ? Why are my work mates laughing at me scratching my head with this thing whilst they brag on about their Korg M1 and its wonderful on-board sequencer ?
After many lunchtimes spent cursing it started to make some interesting noises. The cones on my bench loudspeakers would wobble furiously while the ports chuffed like a steam trains chimney!"
Moon Modular 568P Programmer Extension Module
Note: Auction links are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.
via NOISEBUG Reverb
"Manufacturer Description:
The M568P programmer module is an extension to the M568 Quad Sequential Trigger Source. Now the 2x12 Sequencers/sequence-combinations can be saved to memory for later recall.
The non-volatile memory consists of two memory bands with 12 memory slots each. They are selected by the toggle switch "Memory Bank" and the 12-position rotary switch "Sequence Memory". Pushing the "Recall" button activates a saved sequence.
The "visible" sequence is being hold in an edit-buffer, a sort of "zero"-memory position - so nothing will get lost when switching the module on and off. Only when a memory slot gets recalled the edit buffer is overwritten (therefore there is no automatic recall of the dialed memory position when the module is turned on).
To save an adjusted or modified sequence, push the "Save"-button (Save-LED blinks), select the desired memory position and push the "Save"-button again (Save-LED dies out, sequence is saved).
To erase an adjusted or modified sequence, push the "Clear"-button (Clear-LED blinks), select the desired memory position and push the "Clear"-button again (Clear-LED dies out, sequence is erased)
To duplicate the adjusted or modified sequence or to move it to a different memory slot, push the "Copy"-button (Copy-LED blinks), select the desired memory positions and push the "Save"-button (Save-LED blinks), select the desired destination memory-position and push the "Copy"-button again (LEDs die out). The sequence is copied now.
The buttons/jack combination under the "Go to" in the lower port of the module the next and previous memory slots can be recalled - using the respective push buttons or trigger pulse.
To download the manual for this module, please click here"
via NOISEBUG Reverb
"Manufacturer Description:
The M568P programmer module is an extension to the M568 Quad Sequential Trigger Source. Now the 2x12 Sequencers/sequence-combinations can be saved to memory for later recall.
The non-volatile memory consists of two memory bands with 12 memory slots each. They are selected by the toggle switch "Memory Bank" and the 12-position rotary switch "Sequence Memory". Pushing the "Recall" button activates a saved sequence.
The "visible" sequence is being hold in an edit-buffer, a sort of "zero"-memory position - so nothing will get lost when switching the module on and off. Only when a memory slot gets recalled the edit buffer is overwritten (therefore there is no automatic recall of the dialed memory position when the module is turned on).
To save an adjusted or modified sequence, push the "Save"-button (Save-LED blinks), select the desired memory position and push the "Save"-button again (Save-LED dies out, sequence is saved).
To erase an adjusted or modified sequence, push the "Clear"-button (Clear-LED blinks), select the desired memory position and push the "Clear"-button again (Clear-LED dies out, sequence is erased)
To duplicate the adjusted or modified sequence or to move it to a different memory slot, push the "Copy"-button (Copy-LED blinks), select the desired memory positions and push the "Save"-button (Save-LED blinks), select the desired destination memory-position and push the "Copy"-button again (LEDs die out). The sequence is copied now.
The buttons/jack combination under the "Go to" in the lower port of the module the next and previous memory slots can be recalled - using the respective push buttons or trigger pulse.
To download the manual for this module, please click here"
Doepfer 143-1 Complex EG/LFO
via this auction
"it is capable of some very interesting rhythms, and it also gives you 4 LFOs or EGs with individual outs, and EOA trigger outs."
Original Rhodes Chroma 2103 Synthesizer
via this auction"This includes all original manuals, Anvil Case, Tapes and Tape memory, both pedals, Cooper Chromaface Midi... For information on this item: http://www.rhodeschroma.com/?id=2103"
Novation Nova polyphonic virtual analog synth
via this auctionClick the pics for the full size shots.
"Novation Nova polyphonic virtual analog synth. Same giant liquid analog sound as the much more expensive Supernova, with the trade off being fewer multi-timbral parts (6 instead of 8), fewer voices per part (12 instead of 20), but they did add a vocoder (with 1/4" line inputs) that the Supernova didn't have. This is the table top model (or rack-mountable), not a keyboard version, so it needs to be controlled by MIDI from a sequencer or keyboard controller.
Check out this link for an exhaustive review that came out when the unit was new, with all the tech specs you might need to know.This unit is in the original box, with the original power supply, power cord, rack ears for rack-mounting, and the original manual."
MODCAN Processor 08A modular synthesizer Pre-Amp
via this auction"This module is no longer in production at Modcan HQ, making this a rare opportunity to add some additional functionality to your system.
The Processor Module is made up of 4 separate utility modules; Pre-Amp input, Envelope Follower, Integrator (Lag/Slew), & CV/Signal processor.
Each section functions independently and as an isolated circuit.
FEATURES - - - - - ->
From the manual:
PRE AMP
Pre-Amp Input: Connect outputs from drum machines, samplers, guitars, tape decks etc. to this input. The signal from these sources is often at a lower level than Modcan modules prefer so use this module to boost
Pre-amp Output: Route this to any input that would normally be used to process signals i.e. filters, Ringmod, Phaser, etc.
Ratio Selector: Allows selection between high or low gain boost, which can also be attenuated using the Gain Control Knob .
Roland Midi Synth Guitar GC-10 rare import for VG-99
via this auction
"This is the rare Japanese imported Roland GC-10. Only a small number were made to be used to demonstrate the VG-99 by Roland at trade shows and stores. This Guitar controller has a built-in midi pickup (GK-2a) and can be used on any Roland 13 pin synthesizer interface or synthesizer... The simplicity and lightness of this unit are remarkable (7.6 lbs). The neck is well constructed and the guitar is in excellent condition. I used this with a Roland GM-50 and then patched it through to a Korg i40m midi control module. There are many possibilities, depending on what equipment you use. The new Roland GR-55 would make a great synthesizer unit and is highly recommended to turn this guitar into a virtual audio orchestra.
There are some videos online you can check out for the GC-10. Try the links below:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ppa_iY8GWpc&noredirect=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m58QQSw7jjI This one has it featured playing many cool sounds (thanks to Wayne Joneses) This is the same guitar that I bought from him a year ago. I wish I could afford the great equipment he has."
Warming Up For Pollen@The Bank
YouTube Uploaded by jamespopstarz on Oct 13, 2011
"apologies for shit sound and camerawork. to hear it properly come to Pollen tonight http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=255683344474728"
ax 09 lessons pt 1 the keyboard player hd
YouTube Uploaded by rolandmedia on Oct 13, 2011
Lucina AX09s on eBay
Update: more vids added. Playlist:
ax 09 lessons pt 1 the keyboard player hd
ax 09 lessons pt 2 the bass player hd
ax 09 lessons pt 3 the lead in the band hd
ax 09 lessons pt 4 the organ player hd
ax 09 lessons pt 5 the guitar player hd
Formant shifting using the ipad and ims-20
YouTube Uploaded by Ahlynsky on Oct 10, 2011
"reaching a new level of nerdishness."
KORG iMS-20 - KORG INC. - iTunes
iPads on eBay
Reason 6 Alligator Tutorials
YouTube Uploaded by Liquix666 on Oct 12, 2011
Playlist: Note videos 1,10, 11 are currently missing from the YouTube channel. I will post an update if they come in.
Reason 6 Tutorial : The Alligator 2 Patterns, LFOs & Envelopes
Reason 6 Tutorial : The Alligator 3. Pattern Section
Reason 6 Tutorial : The Alligator 4. Amp Envelope
Reason 6 Tutorial : The Alligator 5. LFO
Reason 6 Tutorial : The Alligator 6. Filter Envelope
Reason 6 Tutorial : The Alligator 7. Delay
Reason 6 Tutorial : The Alligator 8. Phaser
Reason 6 Tutorial : The Alligator 9. Drive, Pan & Master Volume
Reason 6 Tutorial : The Alligator 12. Bass Processing
Reason 6 Tutorial : The alligator 13 Alligator as MIDI Instr
Reason 6 Tutorial : The Alligator 14. External Sequencer
Reason 6 Tutorial : The Alligator 15. Alligator Multi Out
Reason 6 Tutorial : The Alligator 16. Alligator CV Outs
Reason 6 Tutorial : The Alligator 17. Vocal Processing
Reason 6 Tutorial : The Alligator 18. Vocal Combinator
Reason 6 Tutorial : The Alligator 19. Vocal Combinator with Effects
Reason 6 Tutorial : The Alligator 20. Conclusion
Live Factory Rack Performer 0.97-alpha is released
via Live Factory"A long time has elapsed since the last release, but this new version marks a new milestone. With 51 new modules to play with, and even more in preparation, things are getting serious. And this is only the beginning...
As engine is becoming very stable we can now focus on the application content itself. There is no major new feature in this release, but instead we added a lot of modules, many improvements and some fixes.
We hope that the RoboControl LFO and the various RemoteControl, routing and switching modules will show you a glimpse of the kind of modular capacities Rack Performer has, while keeping the complexity at a minimum.
All these new modules are of course multi-channel compliant (the 4x1 matrix for instance, has up to 4 x 8-channels inputs etc)
Here's the list of what has changed. We hope you'll enjoy this new version.
New modules:
RoboControl LFO (modulate any parameter in the patch)
PopupDesign x8 GUI wrapper
PopupDesign x4 GUI wrapper
PopupDesign Compact GUI wrapper
16x16 Matrix Mixer (mix 16 sources to 16 destinations)
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