Sunday, November 24, 2013
Rheyne - Ambient Jam #5
Published on Nov 24, 2013 Rheyne·123 videos
"A live looping ambient improv jam using analog keyboards, USB controllers, iOS devices, and Ableton Live. All loops were recorded live, nothing was pre-recorded.
Download or stream the audio at SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/rheyne/rheyne-...
Equipment:
Fender Rhodes w/ MXR Wylde Overdrive
Moog Prodigy
Akai APC20
Novation Launchpad and Launchpad S
DSI MoPho Keyboard
KMI QuNeo - NI's Battery
KMI QuNexus - NI's Kontakt (piano)
DJTT MIDI Fighter 3D
iPad running Animoog (audio out)
iPad running Lemur w/ iConnectMIDI (legacy)
PreSonus 1818VSL
Macbook Pro running Ableton Live 9.1
Cameras:
Canon T3i
iPad 3rd gen
Lighting:
3x Chauvet Slim Par 56
2x American DJ Mega 50 RGB
12x LED teacup candles
3x Yankee Candle 'Sage and Citrus'"
Circuit bent Monotribe (modified with midi in, drum decay and separate out)
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via this auction
"The unit is a great little music making machine, and is in great condition. About the modifications:
MIDI IN: Recieve notes for the synth part and triggers the different rythm parts independently, control all LFO parameters and EG shape.
DRUM OUTPUT: BD,SD,HH together. It has always the same level output (with earphones connected directly sounds good) even if the Rythm volume knob is set to the minimum. When a 3'5mm (1/8'') jack is connected rythm part disappears from the global output. This modification is good for processing the synth and rythm parts separately becouse you've each one in different outputs so you can use a delay with synth part and a compressor with rythm part running in parallel.
DRUM DECAY: It has 2 pots for HiHats decay and SnareNoise decay. The knobs controls BD decay and SnareFrame decay.
It has a few little marks (seeable on the photos) made during modifications process. The mods are incredible and completely advance the unit, but please note that to really push this in the direction it needs to go and listen to this through nice big speakers (especially for the decay which is awesome on a big system).
It comes with original box and manual ( which is what it comes with originally). Updated to latest OS..."
via this auction
"The unit is a great little music making machine, and is in great condition. About the modifications:
MIDI IN: Recieve notes for the synth part and triggers the different rythm parts independently, control all LFO parameters and EG shape.
DRUM OUTPUT: BD,SD,HH together. It has always the same level output (with earphones connected directly sounds good) even if the Rythm volume knob is set to the minimum. When a 3'5mm (1/8'') jack is connected rythm part disappears from the global output. This modification is good for processing the synth and rythm parts separately becouse you've each one in different outputs so you can use a delay with synth part and a compressor with rythm part running in parallel.
DRUM DECAY: It has 2 pots for HiHats decay and SnareNoise decay. The knobs controls BD decay and SnareFrame decay.
It has a few little marks (seeable on the photos) made during modifications process. The mods are incredible and completely advance the unit, but please note that to really push this in the direction it needs to go and listen to this through nice big speakers (especially for the decay which is awesome on a big system).
It comes with original box and manual ( which is what it comes with originally). Updated to latest OS..."
Mutable Instruments Ambika 12 Voices
Published on Nov 24, 2013 Altitude909·9 videos
"This are two Mutable Instruments Ambikas chained for 12 voices. This is a new feature with the 1.0 firmware"
kingdom melody on synthesizers
Published on Nov 24, 2013 Kingdom Melodies·13 videos
"Kingdom melody played on different analog (string) synthesizers with diashow."
I'm guessing the synths used in order are the ones pictured starting with the EMS Synthi for noise swashes, Eminent 310 for percussion and organs, KORG Poly-61 for fx, and the Eminent 310 again for the string ensemble. A KORG monotribe and Roland Juno-106 with full on custom wood case also show up in the video.
"Kingdom melody played on different analog (string) synthesizers with diashow."
I'm guessing the synths used in order are the ones pictured starting with the EMS Synthi for noise swashes, Eminent 310 for percussion and organs, KORG Poly-61 for fx, and the Eminent 310 again for the string ensemble. A KORG monotribe and Roland Juno-106 with full on custom wood case also show up in the video.
transmission, many colors of noise
Published on Nov 24, 2013 heodesalciphron·166 videos
"as a sourc e of noise. red, pink, white, yellow, blue
VCO harsh noises solo, from 2:00 , with echophon, becomes more or less musical"
"as a sourc e of noise. red, pink, white, yellow, blue
VCO harsh noises solo, from 2:00 , with echophon, becomes more or less musical"
HOW TO : Ultimate Yamaha FM Mod guide (circuit bending)
Published on Nov 24, 2013 Daniel Baum·236 videos
"Everything you need to know to build your own great FM Synthesis mods.
Questions? There are no secrets in circuit bending!
Feel free to tontact me : https://www.facebook.com/BaumInventions
Join the bender army : https://www.facebook.com/groups/16742..."
"Everything you need to know to build your own great FM Synthesis mods.
Questions? There are no secrets in circuit bending!
Feel free to tontact me : https://www.facebook.com/BaumInventions
Join the bender army : https://www.facebook.com/groups/16742..."
Depeche Mode with Alan Wilder - Synths Revolution
Published on Mar 16, 2013 CrazyDMco1·281 videos
Re-Published on Feb 25, 2016
"I still believe Alan was the mastermind behind all the success... Martin may had been the writer but only one man brought the songs to life.. Just my opinion."
The focus is on the Roland Jupiter-8.
via Connor 'Macleod' Eck on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
Groove Electronics Stinger - Vintage EDP Analog Synth
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"Back in the 1980s Groove Electronics were one of very few companies to offer Midi retro-fit kits for analogue synthesizers and drum machines. They also produced some other interesting products including this Stinger rackmounted Wasp..."
via this auction
"Back in the 1980s Groove Electronics were one of very few companies to offer Midi retro-fit kits for analogue synthesizers and drum machines. They also produced some other interesting products including this Stinger rackmounted Wasp..."
Oberheim OB-Xa "In My Room"
Published on Nov 24, 2013 RetroSound·252 videos
"(c) 2013 vintage synthesizer demo track by RetroSound
'In My Room'
all synthesizer sounds: Oberheim OB-Xa Analog Synthesizer (1981)
drums: Roland TR-808
recording: multi-tracking
fx: reverb and delay"
"(c) 2013 vintage synthesizer demo track by RetroSound
'In My Room'
all synthesizer sounds: Oberheim OB-Xa Analog Synthesizer (1981)
drums: Roland TR-808
recording: multi-tracking
fx: reverb and delay"
Modular Wild Presents SOUNDS-Malekko Richter Oscillator II Audio Rate Phase Modulation
Published on Nov 24, 2013 Modular Wild·76 videos
"A short look at Audio rate Phase Modulation using the Malekko Heavy Industry Richter Oscillator II.Sound and Video by Raul Pena."
All parts here.
"A short look at Audio rate Phase Modulation using the Malekko Heavy Industry Richter Oscillator II.Sound and Video by Raul Pena."
All parts here.
NI Absynth Bird sounds added to Hitchcock's The Birds
Published on Nov 24, 2013 Anthony Distefano·268 videos
"I added my Bird sounds that I made in Absynh to a scene from Alfred Hitchcock The Birds."
"I added my Bird sounds that I made in Absynh to a scene from Alfred Hitchcock The Birds."
Control Synthesis Deep Bass Nine - db9 demo 05 Song
Published on Nov 24, 2013 acidbed·10 videos
"Test of a track using one db9 overdubbed, with reverb.
http://livingston-eliptik.bandcamp.com/ https://soundcloud.com/herdmusic"
All parts here.
jupiter-8 arpeggio "cannisters of undeveloped film"
Published on Nov 24, 2013 sloocer106·19 videos
"The inspiration for this song came when fooling around with the JP-8's arpeggiator. Other instruments used are the JUNO-106, SH-101, POLY 6 and TD-30. Images and voice samples from the movie 'cannibal holocaust'."
"The inspiration for this song came when fooling around with the JP-8's arpeggiator. Other instruments used are the JUNO-106, SH-101, POLY 6 and TD-30. Images and voice samples from the movie 'cannibal holocaust'."
Circuit Bent Headless Michael Jordan
Circuit Bent Headless Michael Jordan Space Jam Figure by freeform delusion
Published on Nov 24, 2013 freeform delusion·135 videos
freeform-delusion on eBay (RSS)
"Circuit Bent Headless Michael Jordan - Space Jam Figure - Lets play some basketball with his head
switched mono mini jack output
red LED
pitch up/down control
trigger in mini jack with green LED adams apple
new button on his back to hear him speak
.fd. online
Facebook - freeform delusion
Twitter - https://twitter.com/freeformd
eBay - Search for - Circuit Bent
My older Circuit Bending channel - http://youtube.com/eecouk"
Published on Nov 24, 2013 freeform delusion·135 videos
freeform-delusion on eBay (RSS)
"Circuit Bent Headless Michael Jordan - Space Jam Figure - Lets play some basketball with his head
switched mono mini jack output
red LED
pitch up/down control
trigger in mini jack with green LED adams apple
new button on his back to hear him speak
.fd. online
Facebook - freeform delusion
Twitter - https://twitter.com/freeformd
eBay - Search for - Circuit Bent
My older Circuit Bending channel - http://youtube.com/eecouk"
ARP Odyssey Mk 1 "white-face" vintage analogue synthesizer
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via this auction
"A rare opportunity to buy a near perfect "whitewhite" This synth has been totally stripped down and re-built including a brand new cabinet. The only fault is a slight dent on the metalwork - see photos. All work has been done by probably the best synth tech in the UK James at Synth Repair Services ....so this is possibly a better than new Odyssey....knowing what a good job James does..."
Pics of the inside below.
via this auction
"A rare opportunity to buy a near perfect "whitewhite" This synth has been totally stripped down and re-built including a brand new cabinet. The only fault is a slight dent on the metalwork - see photos. All work has been done by probably the best synth tech in the UK James at Synth Repair Services ....so this is possibly a better than new Odyssey....knowing what a good job James does..."
Pics of the inside below.
Vermona Strings w/ Stand
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"Rare VERMONA Analogue Strings Synth Piano. From Soviet German 70's / 80's.
Great analogue sounds: cello, violin, viola and piano, clavichord and spinet.
Bought originally as an alternative to a Solina and only used in a home studio ever since. Only selling to clear some space.
Sustain and Chorus controls and individual voice volume controls.
Comes with original metal double stand with space. Great for a studio (give space for an extra synth on top)..."
via this auction
"Rare VERMONA Analogue Strings Synth Piano. From Soviet German 70's / 80's.
Great analogue sounds: cello, violin, viola and piano, clavichord and spinet.
Bought originally as an alternative to a Solina and only used in a home studio ever since. Only selling to clear some space.
Sustain and Chorus controls and individual voice volume controls.
Comes with original metal double stand with space. Great for a studio (give space for an extra synth on top)..."
Roland SH-2 vintage analog synthesizer SN 962451
Oberheim DMX vintage drum machine with Memory Expansion Board SN B41417
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via this auction - pics of the inside below.
via this auction - pics of the inside below.
Roland System 100 101 Original Hardcase
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via this auction
"Please note: the System 101 synth pictured is not included in the sale."
via this auction
"Please note: the System 101 synth pictured is not included in the sale."
Roland Jupiter 8 with Kenton Pro DCB
circuit bent KORG KAOSS PAD KP1 - Red
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via this auction
"Way back in 1999 (its seems like longer) the Korg Kaoss Pad seemed like some kind of visitation from an alien technology. Aesthetically, it looks fairly primitive today, but back then it was the first of its kind. The technology was lifted straight from the Korg Z1, which was essentially a polyphonic Korg Prophecy released in 1997, but the KP1 was certainly the first stand alone effects device with a two axis touch pad controller.
If you want to read a review detailing the full specs of the KP1, you won't go far wrong with the Sound On Sound review from 1999 that can be found HERE. Essentially the KP1 features 60 different preset effects in six banks of 10 filters, modulation effects, delays. reverbs. SFX and sampling. Each effect preset has various different realtime control parameters assigned to the touch pad, so on a delay preset you might find that the delay feedback is increased as you move your finger on the pad towards the top left, or reverb might be introduced as you move your finger towards the bottom left etc etc. Normally when you remove your finger from the pad the effect is turned off, but at any point you can press the 'Hold' button and the effect is locked on in the last pad position you used.
The 'sample' presets are especially interesting, as they allow you to sample a sound into the unit, and then the sample is continuously looped as long as you are touching the pad. On the various sample presets the pad position is assigned to such things as the sample loop point, loop length, playback speed, forward/reverse playback etc.
As you can see, we have added a new control box to the side of the KP1. The box itself is made from a translucent red plastic, and we have installed several LED's inside so the whole thing lights up when you turn the unit on....... Nice! :-)
The control box houses a 16 way 'bend bus' switching matrix, and a clock speed knob. There is also another new switch mounted on the main casing just in front of the new control box which switches between the normal clock speed, and the new clock speed knob.
The new clock speed knob controls the running speed of the onboard sample RAM. This means that it will control the playback speed of any samples, the length of both the delays and reverbs, and the depth of any other effects that use the sample RAM, such as flanging or chorus. This works independently of any other effect or pad settings.
The clock speed also appears to control the sample rate of the RAM. On the KP1 the clean input signal is always run though the A/D and D/A convertors before reaching the output as there is no true bypass. This means that even when there is no effect running, the clock speed knob will change the sample rate of the input signal. This allows you to take a normal input and take the sample rate down to give drum loops more punch and dirt, until at the bottom of the knobs range the input sounds like its playing back through some kind of underwater drug experience.
The switch allows you to quickly switch back to the standard KP1 clock. Unlike many units that can be re-clocked in a similar way, on the KP1 you can freely switch between the standard clock speed and the new clock speed knob at any time, without the unit locking up or crashing.
The 16 way 'bend bus' switching matrix allows you to apply various kinds of comb filters, pseudo ring modulation, bit crushing, distortion, and what can only be described as audio smearing™ to any affect that uses the sample RAM in any respect. Each switch has a certain effect that is usually associated with it, although its effect can be altered depending on which other switches are activated simultaneously. You have to activate more than one switch at a time for any effect to work, but when two or more switches are activated their associated effects will combine to produce something entirely new. The demos below do tend to highlight the savagely brutal end of what this machine can do, but thats only because its more fun! It is very keen on distorting sounds way beyond the outer limits of what is strictly healthy, but it's also capable of producing a range of more subtle and sometimes strangely beautiful alien sounds.
The final, and we think you'll agree, most important mod to this machine, is a new spiral backing to the touch pad. You might ask why, but it would probably be more appropriate to ask, why not? Since when have we needed an excuse to make anything look more psychedelic? ;-)
The unit does very occasionally crash and lock to one effect when you quickly change preset effects with the clock speed set low. For some reason this mainly happens with the filter effects, but with a little practise it is completely avoidable and simply restarting the thing resets it. The unit will be supplied with a power supply (240v with a UK plug), and the two page manual can be downloaded from HERE
Round the back is a midi output (sends midi control changes from the pad), atereo inputs (phono and line level) and outputs on phono sockets, a mic input so you can process a vocal live, and a direct / FX loop switch. This final switch removes the original signal to give a 100% effect output for use on a mixing desks FX sends.
Below are some demos of what this machine is now capable of. The first is a fairly long and brutal destruction of a very simple pattern supplied by a Yamaha RM1X. The second demonstrates what can be done to delays, and shows what can be created by the unit itself without an input when the mods are applied to the reverb effects. The third demo is the result of processing a breakbeat, again from a RM1X. The fourth is a stereo ambience and the final demo is a continuation of the first, only with more of a bad trip feel to it."
via this auction
"Way back in 1999 (its seems like longer) the Korg Kaoss Pad seemed like some kind of visitation from an alien technology. Aesthetically, it looks fairly primitive today, but back then it was the first of its kind. The technology was lifted straight from the Korg Z1, which was essentially a polyphonic Korg Prophecy released in 1997, but the KP1 was certainly the first stand alone effects device with a two axis touch pad controller.
If you want to read a review detailing the full specs of the KP1, you won't go far wrong with the Sound On Sound review from 1999 that can be found HERE. Essentially the KP1 features 60 different preset effects in six banks of 10 filters, modulation effects, delays. reverbs. SFX and sampling. Each effect preset has various different realtime control parameters assigned to the touch pad, so on a delay preset you might find that the delay feedback is increased as you move your finger on the pad towards the top left, or reverb might be introduced as you move your finger towards the bottom left etc etc. Normally when you remove your finger from the pad the effect is turned off, but at any point you can press the 'Hold' button and the effect is locked on in the last pad position you used.
The 'sample' presets are especially interesting, as they allow you to sample a sound into the unit, and then the sample is continuously looped as long as you are touching the pad. On the various sample presets the pad position is assigned to such things as the sample loop point, loop length, playback speed, forward/reverse playback etc.
As you can see, we have added a new control box to the side of the KP1. The box itself is made from a translucent red plastic, and we have installed several LED's inside so the whole thing lights up when you turn the unit on....... Nice! :-)
The control box houses a 16 way 'bend bus' switching matrix, and a clock speed knob. There is also another new switch mounted on the main casing just in front of the new control box which switches between the normal clock speed, and the new clock speed knob.
The new clock speed knob controls the running speed of the onboard sample RAM. This means that it will control the playback speed of any samples, the length of both the delays and reverbs, and the depth of any other effects that use the sample RAM, such as flanging or chorus. This works independently of any other effect or pad settings.
The clock speed also appears to control the sample rate of the RAM. On the KP1 the clean input signal is always run though the A/D and D/A convertors before reaching the output as there is no true bypass. This means that even when there is no effect running, the clock speed knob will change the sample rate of the input signal. This allows you to take a normal input and take the sample rate down to give drum loops more punch and dirt, until at the bottom of the knobs range the input sounds like its playing back through some kind of underwater drug experience.
The switch allows you to quickly switch back to the standard KP1 clock. Unlike many units that can be re-clocked in a similar way, on the KP1 you can freely switch between the standard clock speed and the new clock speed knob at any time, without the unit locking up or crashing.
The 16 way 'bend bus' switching matrix allows you to apply various kinds of comb filters, pseudo ring modulation, bit crushing, distortion, and what can only be described as audio smearing™ to any affect that uses the sample RAM in any respect. Each switch has a certain effect that is usually associated with it, although its effect can be altered depending on which other switches are activated simultaneously. You have to activate more than one switch at a time for any effect to work, but when two or more switches are activated their associated effects will combine to produce something entirely new. The demos below do tend to highlight the savagely brutal end of what this machine can do, but thats only because its more fun! It is very keen on distorting sounds way beyond the outer limits of what is strictly healthy, but it's also capable of producing a range of more subtle and sometimes strangely beautiful alien sounds.
The final, and we think you'll agree, most important mod to this machine, is a new spiral backing to the touch pad. You might ask why, but it would probably be more appropriate to ask, why not? Since when have we needed an excuse to make anything look more psychedelic? ;-)
The unit does very occasionally crash and lock to one effect when you quickly change preset effects with the clock speed set low. For some reason this mainly happens with the filter effects, but with a little practise it is completely avoidable and simply restarting the thing resets it. The unit will be supplied with a power supply (240v with a UK plug), and the two page manual can be downloaded from HERE
Round the back is a midi output (sends midi control changes from the pad), atereo inputs (phono and line level) and outputs on phono sockets, a mic input so you can process a vocal live, and a direct / FX loop switch. This final switch removes the original signal to give a 100% effect output for use on a mixing desks FX sends.
Below are some demos of what this machine is now capable of. The first is a fairly long and brutal destruction of a very simple pattern supplied by a Yamaha RM1X. The second demonstrates what can be done to delays, and shows what can be created by the unit itself without an input when the mods are applied to the reverb effects. The third demo is the result of processing a breakbeat, again from a RM1X. The fourth is a stereo ambience and the final demo is a continuation of the first, only with more of a bad trip feel to it."
Oberheim Xpander SN G43115
Tama DS200 SN 200134 - Ultra Rare Vintage Analog Drum Synthesizer
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via this auction
via the listing: "The drum sounds are triggered via the inputs on the left side of the device. I used the individual outputs of a Roland drum machine as my trigger source. You can use each channel independently, or trigger them at the same time for more complex layered sounds.
I find the DS200 works best for boomy kicks and space drum toms, but I've also been able to coax hi hat and bell-ish sounds out of it by using both channels pitched up and detuned..."
via this auction
via the listing: "The drum sounds are triggered via the inputs on the left side of the device. I used the individual outputs of a Roland drum machine as my trigger source. You can use each channel independently, or trigger them at the same time for more complex layered sounds.
I find the DS200 works best for boomy kicks and space drum toms, but I've also been able to coax hi hat and bell-ish sounds out of it by using both channels pitched up and detuned..."
RARE Plan B M28 Model 28 Tap Clock Eurorack Module
YAMAHA CS-10 SN 3664
Roland Juno-106 Synthesizer SN 487255 with Original Hard Case
Red Waldorf Q+ Synthesizer with Analog Filters
Sequential Circuits Prophet 600 with Missing Membrane Panels
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via this auction - kind of interesting to see what the buttons look like under the panel membrane. Pics of the inside below.
via this auction - kind of interesting to see what the buttons look like under the panel membrane. Pics of the inside below.
Vintage Univox Mini-Korg 700s K-2 Synthesizer SN 770130
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via this auction
"This is the 'Rare' two oscillator version of the Korg 700..."
via this auction
"This is the 'Rare' two oscillator version of the Korg 700..."
Univox mini-Korg 700 K-1 SN 1462
SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS SIX TRAK VINTAGE ANALOG SYNTHESIZER
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via this auction
"This super cool vintage analog synthesizer has lotsa great features. A great musical arpeggiator, a sequencer that is fun and easy to use and a crazy cool STACK mode where you can combine SIX sounds to make a HUGE 6 stack MONO synth!!!.."
via this auction
"This super cool vintage analog synthesizer has lotsa great features. A great musical arpeggiator, a sequencer that is fun and easy to use and a crazy cool STACK mode where you can combine SIX sounds to make a HUGE 6 stack MONO synth!!!.."
Arturia Minibrute Analog Synthesizer w/ box, overlays, etc SN 1312196002586
Nils Frahm - Full Performance (Live on KEXP)
Published on Oct 22, 2013
Music starts at 1:33. Fender Rhodes, Roland Juno-60, Space Echo & Moogerfooger.
"http://KEXP.ORG presents Nils Frahm performing live in the KEXP studio. Recorded September 26, 2013.
Songs:
Says
More
Host: Kevin Cole
Audio Engineer: Julian Martlew
Cameras: Jim Beckmann, Luke Knecht & Justin Wilmore
Editor: Jim Beckmann"
Dave Smith Mopho Demo Song
Published on Nov 22, 2013 Dustin Howie·1 video
"Here's a little tune I made entirely with the Dave Smith Mopho. All sounds made from scratch. I only used one delay plugin with multiple tracks sent there via aux sends. EQ and compression were added as well. This song shows just a few of the many possibilities with this great little monosynth."
Mophos on eBay
"Here's a little tune I made entirely with the Dave Smith Mopho. All sounds made from scratch. I only used one delay plugin with multiple tracks sent there via aux sends. EQ and compression were added as well. This song shows just a few of the many possibilities with this great little monosynth."
Mophos on eBay
KORG VOLCA+TR-505+x0xb0x+BassStation+MPC2000XL(Home Live)
Published on Nov 24, 2013 電子音屋ヨクシー·42 videos
"【電子音屋ヨクシー Home Live Vol.13】
やはりTR-505にVolcaのキックは相性がいいですね。
軽やかなハウスビートを保ちつつ、Volca Bassとx0xb0xによる
ハードなアシッド・トラックに仕上げました☆
The kick of Volca is congenial in TR-505.
I finished it on a hard acid truck by Volca Bass and x0xb0x while keeping a light house beat.
デモ・トラック、Freeダウンロード⇒https://soundcloud.com/yo-17
電子音屋ヨクシーのブログ⇒http://yoshitb303.blogspot.jp/
Please listen to Demo Track⇒https://soundcloud.com/yo-17"
KORG Volcas on eBay | x0xb0xes on eBay (RSS)
"【電子音屋ヨクシー Home Live Vol.13】
やはりTR-505にVolcaのキックは相性がいいですね。
軽やかなハウスビートを保ちつつ、Volca Bassとx0xb0xによる
ハードなアシッド・トラックに仕上げました☆
The kick of Volca is congenial in TR-505.
I finished it on a hard acid truck by Volca Bass and x0xb0x while keeping a light house beat.
デモ・トラック、Freeダウンロード⇒https://soundcloud.com/yo-17
電子音屋ヨクシーのブログ⇒http://yoshitb303.blogspot.jp/
Please listen to Demo Track⇒https://soundcloud.com/yo-17"
KORG Volcas on eBay | x0xb0xes on eBay (RSS)
BassBot TT303 & XoxboX - a comparative
Published on Nov 24, 2013 Trooper Starship·20 videos
"in this track the two 303 Clones are used 50/50
the XoxboX (xoxshop.de version) and the new BassBot TT303 are harmonizing together very good. The TT303 has some special sweetspots the XoX doesn't have this way - and vice versa...
So it's the best to get both, then you can realy cover the whole spectrum of an original TB303 (and even more).
Btw. the TT303 is build in very bad quality and i am shure it will not last very long. Therefore the price (630€ !) is only a joke, the XoxboX in full aluminum box costs much less and sounds even as good and in some things even better....
used instruments: XoxboX, TT303, LXR, Cubase Artist 7.06
another comparative test of the TT303 & XoxboX:"
TT303 vs. XoxboX
Published on Nov 22, 2013 Haydon-Wesley Rocko J. Fonzo·2 videos
"the build quality of the TT303 is very bad, the sound is different only in nuances, the TT sounds a bit "harsh" in a way like the volca bass
it is an "old" XoxboX from Christian from XoxShop.de
if i had to choose i would always take the Xox over the TT"
Bass Bot TT-303's on eBay | x0xb0xes on eBay (RSS)
"in this track the two 303 Clones are used 50/50
the XoxboX (xoxshop.de version) and the new BassBot TT303 are harmonizing together very good. The TT303 has some special sweetspots the XoX doesn't have this way - and vice versa...
So it's the best to get both, then you can realy cover the whole spectrum of an original TB303 (and even more).
Btw. the TT303 is build in very bad quality and i am shure it will not last very long. Therefore the price (630€ !) is only a joke, the XoxboX in full aluminum box costs much less and sounds even as good and in some things even better....
used instruments: XoxboX, TT303, LXR, Cubase Artist 7.06
another comparative test of the TT303 & XoxboX:"
TT303 vs. XoxboX
Published on Nov 22, 2013 Haydon-Wesley Rocko J. Fonzo·2 videos
"the build quality of the TT303 is very bad, the sound is different only in nuances, the TT sounds a bit "harsh" in a way like the volca bass
it is an "old" XoxboX from Christian from XoxShop.de
if i had to choose i would always take the Xox over the TT"
Bass Bot TT-303's on eBay | x0xb0xes on eBay (RSS)
RC CIRCUIT BENT 'DEMONIC POSSESSION' INDUSTRIAL DRONE MACHINE SYNTHESISER
Published on Nov 24, 2013 djwidow420·259 videos
"DEMONIC DRONES AND UNEARTHLY NOISE"
Resonance Circuits on eBay (RSS)
"DEMONIC DRONES AND UNEARTHLY NOISE"
Resonance Circuits on eBay (RSS)
【DEMO】Arturia MicroBRUTE
Published on Nov 24, 2013
"DEMO by Katsunori UJIIE.
What kind of music gear do you have?
" musictrack gear " is now ready to open !!
http://gear.musictrack.jp/
Facebook: Like me please!
https://www.facebook.com/musictrack.jp"
MicroBrute's on eBay | Minibrutes on eBay
"DEMO by Katsunori UJIIE.
What kind of music gear do you have?
" musictrack gear " is now ready to open !!
http://gear.musictrack.jp/
Facebook: Like me please!
https://www.facebook.com/musictrack.jp"
MicroBrute's on eBay | Minibrutes on eBay
monotribeをオペレータに見立てウソくさい4OP FM音源風に使う
Published on Nov 24, 2013 Masami Hashimoto·98 videos
"monotribe のモジュレーションは強力なので1番目のアウトプットを2番目に入れてフィルタモジュレーション、2番目を3番め、4番目と繋いでmonotribe1台じゃ出せない様な音を作ってみます。"
Monotribes on eBay
Elektron Analog Four jam by Onnolab
Published on Nov 24, 2013 onnolab·21 videos
"Hello friends, it's been a while since I uploaded anything. Finally almost finishing that transition from a software based production back to hardware again. So here's a quick jam on my Analog Four. Just a jam, hope you like it."
Elektrons on eBay
"Hello friends, it's been a while since I uploaded anything. Finally almost finishing that transition from a software based production back to hardware again. So here's a quick jam on my Analog Four. Just a jam, hope you like it."
Elektrons on eBay
Dr Blofeld and his Mopho friends
Published on Nov 23, 2013 Matthew Blakeley·24 videos
"This is a live electronic performance. The drums are sequenced in the NI maschine and the midi notes are sent to the blofeld which is playing all the drums and the pad sounds. The mopho and freq box are the bass sequence. the midi musf is using white noise to create a click sound."
"This is a live electronic performance. The drums are sequenced in the NI maschine and the midi notes are sent to the blofeld which is playing all the drums and the pad sounds. The mopho and freq box are the bass sequence. the midi musf is using white noise to create a click sound."
A Noise In My Bucket
Published on Nov 23, 2013 kuxaan sum·183 videos
"Tony's kids with his brother Theo..."
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