Nanigo

Published on Jan 9, 2013 Ebotronix·553 videos


4 ms Peg RCD VCA Matrix
Analogue Systems RS 100 RS 110 RS 360
A 134 pan by A 147 Moog MP 201 & Maths
Make Noise Maths Moddemix Optomix QMMG Wogglebug
Malekko 4x Anti 4x Unkle
Moog 4x Freqbox CP251
Roland System 104 Sequencer
Toppobrillo Sportmodulator
Logic Sequence & Master clock to Kenton Pro 2000 II
Drums Nanigo 6/8 by D Drum 4 se
FX Boss VF1 Line6 Echopro TC M3000 Aphex Model 104 Alesis 3630

Monster Eurorack Döpfer Modular Synthesizer

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"DÖPFER:
1x A-190-3 Midi CV Interface ca.160€
1x A-190-1 Midi CV Interface ca.120€
2x A-110 Standard VCO ca.140€ = 280€
2x A-111-1 High End VCO ca.260€ = 520€
1x A-118 Noise ca. 65€
4x A-138 Mixer Exponentiell ca. 50€ = 200€
3x A-138 Mixer linear ca. 50€ = 150€
2x A-113 Subharmonic Generator ca.230€ = 460€
1x A-183-1 Dual Attentuator ca. 35€
10x A-180 Multiplies ca. 30€ = 300€
4x A-140 ADSR ca. 75€ = 300€
1x A-142 Decay/Gate ca. 75€
2x A-145 LFO ca. 65€ = 130€
4x A-147 LFO ca. 85€ = 340€
2x A-130 Linear VCA ca. 65€ = 130€
1x A-131 Exp VCA ca. 70€
1x A-170 Dual Slew Limiter ca. 60€
1x A-175 Voltage Inverter ca. 50€
1x A-148 Dual S&H ca. 60€
1x A-141 Voltage controlled ADSR ca. 60€
1x A-115 Audio Divider ca. 60€
1x A-116 Waveform Processor ca. 65€
1x A-188 BBD Module (4096 Stages) ca.165€
1x A-160 Clock Divider ca. 60€
1x A-161 Clock Sequencer ca. 60€
1x A-155 Analog Sequencer ca.280€
1x A-165 Trigger Modifier ca. 55€
1x A-124 WASP Filter ca. 80€
1x A-101-1 Vactrol Multitype Filter ca.130€
1x A-127 Triple Resonance Filter ca.175€

Monster Rack 3HE ca.850€
Monster Rack 2HE ca.740€

Viele Kabel aller verschiedener Größen (mindestens 200€)

CWEJMAN:
3x (!!!) VCO-6 ca.479€ = 1437€
SPH-2 Spatial Phaser ca.659€
MX-4S Stereo Mixer ca.699€
ADSR-VC 2 ca.579€

LIVEWIRE:
2x Audio Frequency Generator ca.399€ = 798€ (Liebhaberpreise sind aber realistischer!)
2x Livewire Frequensteiner ca.249€ = 498€ (theoretischer Preis,nicht mehr erhältlich)

FLAME:
Talking Synth ca.219€

METASONIX:
R-51 Vacuum Tube VCA/Distortion ca.339€

WMD:
Geiger Counter ca.249€

SYNTHESIS TECHNOLOGY (MOTM):
E340 Cloud Generator ca.345€
E560 Deflector Shield ca.340€

FLIGHT OF HARMONY:
Plague Bearer ca. 89€

Malekko-WIARD:
Anti Oscillator ca.245€

EXPERT SLEEPERS:
ES-3 ca.219€
Gesamtneupreis : ca 11690€"

OBERHEIM OBSX SEQUENCER

Published on Jan 9, 2013 Sjobeck7·133 videos

DIY sequencer for the OB-Sx.

Bleep Labs & Stones Throw Dam Drum 2.0

Dam Drum 2.0 | Dam-Funk, Bleep Laps & Stones Throw
Published on Jan 9, 2013 stonesthrow·173 videos

You might remember the original this video post back on August 23, 2012.

"http://stonesthrow.com/damdrum | Dam-Drum 2.0, handheld drum machine and sequencer with four unique sounds selected by Dam-Funk. 2.0 features four new drum sounds - three based on the Roland R70 and a pitchable bass tone modeled after a Juno 106 - with new buttons and a matte circuit board. This is a collaboration with Dam and Bleep Labs in Austin, TX."

via Bleep Labs

"Limited edition available now at Stones Throw.

Now with:
- New, higher quality samples!
- Improved recording quantization
- Better battery holder
- Port for future expand-ability."

NAMM

It's that time of year again. The NAMM show runs from January 24 - 27 this year.  Be sure to check out the NAMM label daily.  You'll find a link to it in the site menu above, top right.  Be sure check out the comments in posts as well.  You'll find some regarding the new Moog synth posted here.

Tiptop Audio BD909 Demo Video and Review by Various Vicarious

TTA_BD_909
Published on Jan 8, 2013 buriedintime·37 videos

"just got the tiptop audio BD-909 a few hours ago. thought i'd check out how it sounds.

here's a link to tiptop's site

http://tiptopaudio.com/

here's a higher quality soundcloud link to the audio in the youtube clip (more oomph)



nothing fancy w/this patch here. simple pattern from Intellijel uStep and a bit of modulation from a Wiard/Malekko envelator and i hit the accent now and then w/a different gate from a clock divider. in this case the doepfer A-160

there is no EQ or compression. it goes from the module's output to a jackie 1640 to a lynx aurora to logic. nothing was done in the box either. what you hear is from the module.

does it sound like a 909 BD? i don't know.. i don't really care.. i think it sounds good.. and if you are into 909 i'd bet it's pretty close. i've used 909s before and it's good enough to do that kind of thing (to my ears) and for all i know it's dead on.. but i haven't used a 909 in a while and as i said. i don't care.

the parameter ranges are pretty good. enough to get good variation and not get all squirrely or turn into a bass synth. it responds well to modulation and the overload is nice.

for more in depth verbage check my tumblr

http://variousvicarious.tumblr.com/ [direct link here]

and here's link to tiptop's site where you can find out more about their awesome modules

http://tiptopaudio.com/"

The Daily Loops Project - KORG Poly-800 & Boss SE50

"Loop created with a Korg Poly 800 and a Boss SE50. At the beginning of the track we hear the four samples, bass, melody, pad 1 and pad 2 plus a simple pattern to listen as drums could sound together. then I put each separate patterns in the above order for you to use as they wish. There is a pad 2b is the same as one with a subtle difference in the four compass. It adds a melody that descends chromatically: C - Eb - D - Db, could be used in part B, bridge, etc.. Finally a diminished arpeggio from the note C.

bpm: 120 key: Cm

I think there is enough material to compose the hit of the summer!
Thank you for continuing this project and enjoy this loop!

PS: If you get to write the next summer hit not forget of Los Sabios Duendes!"



See The Daily Loops Project for more.
via Los Sabios Duendes on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

Reco-Synth Workshop - Teaser Video

Workshop - teaser from arthur joly on Vimeo.

"um pouco do que é o workshop de síntese modular com Arthur Joly e Reco-Synths."

Livid Instruments Brain Jr DIY MIDI Controller Overview

Brain Jr from Livid Instruments on Vimeo.

"Brain Jr. is a compact and affordable micro controller platform for artists, students, educators, and professional controller builders. This video explains the basic operations of the device."

KORG iMS20 Jam Sessions by Mee Zanook

Mee Zanook·7 videos

"Check me out going knob happy.
Track 3- "Sabia Dee" by Mee Zanook
This is the final outcome using the almighty Korg ims-20.."

Playlist:
Korg ims-20 Live Session-Track 3 Mee Zanook "Sabai Dee"
Korg ims-20 production for ipad-Track 1A
Korg ims-20 shown in real time-Track 2A
Korg ims-20 Track 3A -Synth Engine & Sequencer in real time.

iTunes:
KORG iMS-20 - KORG INC.
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Acetone Rhythm Ace FR-30 - Drumbox / Drumcomputer

Published on Dec 23, 2012 Tastronauten·17 videos

"Acetone-Rhythm-Ace-FR-30
Copyrights Volker Hein - 2012
Weitere Infos unter www.tastronauten.de"
http://www.tastronauten.de/acetone-rhythm-ace-fr-30.html

via Tastronauten in the comments of this post.

Akai AX73 Sounddemo - Polyphoner Analogsynthesizer von 1986

Published on Jan 6, 2013 Tastronauten·17 videos

"Akai AX73 Sounddemo (ohne externe Effekte)
Copyrights Volker Hein - 2013
Weitere Infos unter www.tastronauten.de"
http://www.tastronauten.de/akai-ax-73.html

via Tastronauten in the comments of this post.

Crumar Bit One / Bit 99 Sound Demo

Crumar Bit One / Bit 99 Sounddemo - Polyphoner Analogsynthesizer von 1984/1985

Published on Jan 7, 2013 Tastronauten·17 videos

"Crumar Bit One / Bit 99 Sounddemo (ohne externe Effekte)
Copyrights Volker Hein - 2012
Weitere Infos unter www.tastronauten.de"
http://www.tastronauten.de/crumar-bit-one-bit-99.html

via Tastronauten in the comments of this post.

Gieskes Laserloper Eurorack Module with Built in Sand Timer

Published on Jan 9, 2013

http://gieskes.nl/undefined/eurorack/?f=laserloper

"The laser beam seems to get bent by the falling sand (if it is sand) and shine onto the LDR generating a random noise signal."

Pulsr XT for iOS

Published on Jan 9, 2013 Apps4idevicesMusic·328 videos

apps4idevices.com/read/pulsr-xt
"An original Drum Machine... To use it, you will first have to add a Pulse to your board(s), then add some instruments. When the pulsation created by a Pulse button reaches and touches an Instrument, the Instrument's sound will be played. You can set the Pulsation circumference, the number of pulses per bar and its offset. The sound quality is really cool. Unfortunately, there are two things missing which are a little bit annoying... You can't view the BPM of your Project and there is no sharing feature... A Good App nonetheless."

"Pulsr XT lets you create music loops and beats by chain reactions.

With a simple interface and an innovative concept of musical creation everybody can create music in no time. Modify your creation in realtime and share it with your friends online.

Pulsr XT comes with a large collection of sound sets including:

- Standard Drum Set
- Human Beatbox Set
- Circuit Bend Set
- Percussion Set

... and more.

Give it a try and you´ll get addicted."

iTunes:
Pulsr XT - Candyland Studios
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The First DSI Prophet'08 Music Demo?

Second video added to this post.

CS 15 Test 2

Published on Jan 9, 2013 rianmil04·24 videos

AKAI EWV 2000 Wind Synthesizer & AKAI EWV 1000 Wind Instrument

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ARP ODYSSEY Mk3 Analog Synth, with CV/Gate

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Roland SH7 Analogue Synthesizer SN 710824

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Waldorf Microwave XT

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PAiA 4700/S Analog Modular Synthesizer with Sequencer

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"Modules all in excellent condition, as stated this analogue synthesizer was just PROFESSIONALLY SERVICED by Scott at PAiA, the service notes ARE INCLUDED, all modules polished to a mirror surface. Pitch tracking VCO components updated with new Fatman parts! Includes the rare 4780 Sequencer module!"

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ROLAND RS-09 Organ/Strings SN 874571

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Yamaha AN1x Virtual Analog Synth

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Peter Gabriel's MusicTiles for iOS

"Featuring music by Peter Gabriel and other artists in 25-years celebration of the iconic So album by Peter Gabriel. 7 song versions included (incl. 3 Peter Gabriel song versions). IF CRASH, PLEASE REBOOT FIRST. EUROPEAN INNOVATIVE GAMES AWARD nominee. The app allows anybody – novices, musicians, and expert composers – to remix songs in a playful manner using virtual modular tiles.

Each tile has a color and represents an instrument or a particular musical stem. For instance, a yellow tile may represent guitar, and a light blue tile may represent vocal. When two tiles are put next to each other (connected), they will start playing. For instance, connecting a yellow and a light blue tile may produce guitar and vocal sound. However, the sound of each instrument depends on where the tile is connected. Connecting a tile to the North side gives one sound, another sound is produced when connecting the tile to the East side, another sound is produced to the South side, and another to the West side. Having two, three or four tile neighbors connected may also produce different sounds, depending on how the music composer has made the song. For instance, the guitar may sound in up to seven different ways, depending on how you connect the tile representing guitar.

By playing around with the modular tiles of a song, you will discover the different sounds of the tiles, and become able to make your own remixes. Your remixes will depend on how, where, and when you connect and disconnect the tiles, and how well you train yourself to do this.

Red tiles have no music in them and can be used as default tiles that allow you to produce the sound of a specific side of another tile. The red tiles make it easier for you to make "islands" of tiles. It is not necessary for all tiles to be connected. You can, for instance, put them together in islands of two and two. The way you choose to put the modular tiles together all depends on the way you want to play with them to produce your favorite sound.

In the bottom, there is a menu through which you can choose the song that you have downloaded and want to play with. You download new songs by pressing Download Song, choosing the song you want to download (e.g. from Buy a MusicTiles Song), and entering your Apple ID password for payment. Song bundles (with three song versions) are 1.99$ each. OFFER on So album with 26 song versions for 13.99$. Afterwards the song is downloaded and stored in your app for you to play with it.

Next to the play button, there is a record button which allows you to record the performance that you are making into your own version of the song. Afterwards, you can replay your recorded version of the song from the menu (MT Mixes). You can also email your recorded version of the song to your friends or share on www.musictiles.com by sending to share@musictiles.com.

Songs may use more or less tiles, depending on the number of instruments being used in the song, and some songs may use A, and B pieces on iPads. In such a case, the different pieces can be chosen in the small bar above the menu bar. Above this bar is another small bar indicating the time, which may facilitate your musical performance with the modular tiles."

iTunes:
MusicTiles - Entertainment Robotics
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教えて!!Google先生! Teach me!! Mr.Google! iPhone & iPad using Music

Published on Jan 8, 2013 TheKaorumusic·2 videos

"iPhone&iPadのアプリ音源のみでオリジナル楽曲作ってみた。
I composed music only using the iPhone and iPad app.

Instruments app: Accordeon, Animoog, Bebot, DM1, GarageBand, HarpSS, iPolysix, iVoxel, MorphWiz, moxMatrix, Percussive and TalkingPierre.
Thank you app!
info: www.kyaoru.com"

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LiveFX - DJ Effects Kit for iPad

Featured in this video.

"LiveFX is a Dynamic Effects Processor for iPad. Any audio source can be processed; use either live sound input, the built-in track player that plays from your iTunes library or Audiobus to stream audio through LiveFX. Create your own combination of audio effects, and simultaneously control up to four effects using a single fingertip (over 1000 possible combinations) or use multi-touch for automated dynamic sound effects. Make music with features that truly stand out from the crowd. Introducing LiveFX for iPad; it’s sound control evolved to a whole new level.

LiveFX Highlights

• Hook up any source or even use an other app with Audiobus
• Control multiple effects in realtime using the intuitive LiveFX touchpad

• Create your own LiveFX combinations and use up to four effects at once
• Use multi touch to create an auto dynamic effect
• Use one of the many preset-banks or save your own
• With Audiobus access those presets from within an other app
• Make your own effect combination from the countless possibilities

• Lock button holds the effect settings, for dazzling hands-free use

• Versatile and highly playable effects control, delivering unimaginable expression

• New Looper effects – Forward, Reverse and Slice – add new audio intensity

• Mix it up with new DJ emulation Vinyl Break and Ducking Compressor effects
• Auto BPM detection and Tap Tempo keeps your LiveFX locked to the beat


Attention: In this free version you are limited to three built-in tracks. Audiobus and live input will work but with a limited time slot. Through in app purchase you will be able to remove all limitations.

Elephantcandy takes dance music a step further using the iPad and smart, ultra interactive, software. This will create a whole new range of possible sounds and ways for the DJ/music scene to explore their creativity. An iPad with LiveFX becomes an instrument with no limits."

iTunes:
LiveFX - DJ Effects Kit - elephantcandy
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GRP A 8, Mini Moog & friends go analogue music...a la Tangerine Dream...

GRP A 8, Mini Moog & friends go analogue music...a la Tangerine Dream...or Schulze
Published on Jan 9, 2013 Christa Bachmann·68 videos

"Hello lovely Synthfreaks, welcome to the new year 2013..Stay well and keep turn your knobs.
I work with the GRP A 8 Synth, the Minimoog, the Moog Prodigy, The effects comes from the Roland Juno 60 and the Doepfer Dark energy...The left hand played the Roland V-Synth. Welcome and enjoy the sounduniverse;-)))"

Cubasis with GarageBand and FL Studio instruments

Published on Jan 9, 2013

"Tutorial on how to use Cubasis with GarageBand and FL Studio instuments. Take the best from all your app.

Read iPad DAW's Overview - http://goo.gl/ZMmis
Find more on http://ipadmusic.com"

iTunes:
Cubasis - Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH
GarageBand - Apple
FL Studio Mobile HD - Image Line Software

No Sugar - DSI Prophet'08

Published on Jan 9, 2013 Richard Schmitt·6 videos

"A short demotrack produced with Dave Smith Instruments' Prophet'08.
Drums from Spectrasonics Stylus RMX"

SN 00003 2007 Prototype

Update:

First - DSI Prophet'08
Published on Jan 9, 2013 Richard Schmitt·7 videos

"I'm a little proud of this one for it's quite likely that it is the first peace of music - if it can be called music at all - that has ever beeen produced using a P'08.
Made back in 2007 during betatesting a P'08 prototype"

OP-1 + Werkbench + Monotrons

Published on Jan 9, 2013 SammysJams·17 videos

iTunes:
WerkBench - Bolasol, Inc.
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Atari 520ST Chip Doom - Kompositkrut

Published on Jan 9, 2013 Aizerowe·34 videos

"Using the YM2149 in my Atari 520 STfm 3 Channels the project song file size is 44 Kb. No samlings almost only pulswave with some Buzz and the noise osc. ofc."

222e or 223e Buchla In Practice

Published on Jan 9, 2013 genxtargetmarket·47 videos

"Just a simple showing of some of the more practical uses of assigning location and pressure to destinations in the Buchla 200e"

Doepfer Dark Energy Through Patch Chord

Published on Jan 9, 2013 creativegallerysynth·21 videos

"First try out of the Erthenvar Patch Chord. Slow..
Bassline: Doepfer Dark Time - Doepfer Dark Energy
Chords: Doepfer A-155 - Doepfer Dark Energy - Erthenvar Patch Chord
Effects: WMD Gamma Wave Source
Panning chords: Doepfer A-134
Additional piano: Nord Stage"

I Feel Love - cover on SCI Pro One and Korg ESX

Published on Jan 8, 2013 Babyblue57·48 videos

"Electronic epiphany of Giorgio Moroder/ Donna Summer's I Feel Love perfomed on:

Sequential Circuits Pro One ( sequenced bass line) internal sequencer synced & triggered from Korg ESX audio out. ProOne out sent thru a Boss Chorus CE2B, Boss Flanger FB2, Boss Digital Delay DD7 and finally a Boss Digital Reverb RV5 pedal fx.
Korg ESX drum sequence & alt bass line.
Emu Emax 1 loaded with own Eminent 310 string sample thru an EHX Small Stone phaser pedal.

There were no keyboard perfomances, just the occasional pressing of a button."

Update on Moog Post Below.

I added some notes/speculation to the post below. Look for the red update.

First Look at Moog's New Analog Synth by Herb Deutsch

NAMM 2013: NEXT FROM MOOG...

Published on Jan 9, 2013 MoogMusicInc·221 videos

"During Moogfest 2012, Synth Pioneer and collaborator of Bob Moog, Professor Herb Deutsch, visited the Moog Machine Shop to explore Moog's next generation analog synthesizer while in it's research & design phase.

Since the inception of the synthesizer, Bob Moog tested his ideas, instruments, and sounds with musicians and colleagues, most notably Wendy Carlos and Herb Deutsch on the Moog Modular systems.

This spirit of collaboration continues at the Moog factory to this day and is essential to our work. It is a key part of the product development process, as it furthers our ideas and helps us shape better tools for musicians."

http://www.moogmusic.com/sight-and-sound/product_demo/namm-2013-next-moog

Update: Some notes/analysis (I may add to this so check back and of course, feel free to add yours in the comments): It sounds aggressive. Note the Multidrive - pre-filter gain in addition to the overload on the Little Phatty. Also pointed out are the sub oscillator and noise generator.

It looks tiny!  It will be interesting to see how it is ultimately packaged.  The one Herb is playing in this video has a two octave keyboard and is smaller than the Phatty. A new mini Mini? A new Prodigy?

Note he never touches the left panel. On the right the large knob is obviously the filter cutoff knob. Bottom right of it is the Multidrive. I'm guessing the bottom left would either be resonance or possibly a separate gain knob for the Multidrive? The center knob to the left appears to be the sub oscillator. To the right you can clearly see what looks like two ADSRs and a Volume knob. Possibly a separate headphone volume knob? The bottom left knob on the board is the noise generator and to the right of it (the bottom left of the two adjacent knobs) I'm guessing is Filter Env amount as it adjusts the filter amount as he turns it.  What's the knob to its right?  A separate Res Env amount?  That would interesting.

As for the left board, there are three switch type knobs in the top row.  I'm guessing one selects the oscillator for the corresponding knobs, one for oscillator waveform, and one for octave pitch.   What's not clear though is if this is a one osc plus sub or multi-osc plus sub synth.  I only hear one osc plus sub.  You don't hear the typical beating between oscillators, but then Herb mentions "stable oscillators" in the plural. The knob above and below the sub oscillator knobs are likely oscillator levels.  The bottom row on the left looks like they could be a pitch envelope.   Finally, a knob for audio in and the last two knobs for an LFO?

As for sound, my initial impression was that this sounds aggressive. More so than my Voyager. Similar to the Minitaur (see my review), but drier sounding for some reason. I'm guessing it's just the patch he's playing, but we'll see. To date, I'd say the Voyager, Phatty series, and to a large extent, the Minitaur all have the same tonal quality. They have that creamy analog Minimoog feel to them. It will be interesting to see if this synth can go in another direction. The first obvious thought would be Arturia's Minibrute. Herb doesn't make a point to call out a completely new direction for the Moog sound though. His message is the classic Moog filter sound with new Multidrive and Noise.