Friday, April 25, 2014
Japanese Synth Documentary: "The New World of Synthesizer in Osaka" Short trailer01
Published on Apr 25, 2014 スタジオねこやなぎ·126 videos
http://modularsynth.jp
"Japanese synthesizer document film
'The New World of Synthesizer in Osaka'
Short trailer."
Update:
"The New World of Synthesizer in Osaka" Short trailer02
MOOG MINITAUR ANALOG BASS SYNTHESIZER SN MT01739
Simmons SDS 400 Vintage Analog Drum Synthesizer SN 000712
grayscale algorhythm module
grayscale algorhythm module from hpsounds on Vimeo.
"This is a demo of the new Grayscale Algorhythm module. It's a 100% modular one take video with a good measure of effects (ValhallaDSP and Eventide Eclipse). Best listen at high volume on a good system or good headphones.
The main voice is 2 detuned Cwejman VCO-6 filtered by a Toppobrillo Multifilter, enveloppes are 2 Malekko/Wiard Envelator.
The big evolving pad is a Mutable Instruments Braids oscillator (WMAP mode, 8bits, 8Khz - that's part of the trick), no filtering but a lot of shimmering effects to get this lush and deep tone (I love it !).
The third element is a long fieldrecording loop of hand manipulated stones from Iceland (they are precisely from Vonaskarð) - triggered in Ableton Live.
The main sequence is driven by 3 different clocks which gives this progressive poly-rhythm feel : one trig each beat (TipTopAudio Z8000), one trig each two beat (left Algorhythm module), one trig each three beat (Algorhythm module). The two Algorhythm modules' PATTERN OUT are mixed together, and trig the envelopes (Malekko Envelator) and the quantizer (TRIG IN of the Quantimator, which samples the CV sequence coming from the Z8000).
BTW, these Algorhythm modules are the first and only one in Iceland ... up to now :-)
ps : sorry for the "hiss" noise all along this video, it's an artefact of how I've recorded the audio with my digital camera."
LABELS/MORE:
Cwejman,
eurorack,
Grayscale,
Malekko,
Mutable Instruments,
TipTop Audio,
Toppobrillo,
Valhalla,
Video,
Wiard
Cwejman RG-6 Random Generator & SPH-2 Spacial Phaser
Published on Apr 25, 2014 bigcitymusic·330 videos
"In this patch we are using the Cwejman RG-6 to modulate the wavetable position and chord type of a Mutable Instruments Braids which is being processed by the Cwejman SPH-2. As the RG-6's 'Sampling Signal Level' increases, the random probability spread (patched from High to Braids modulation input) is more likely to change the Braids wavetable position. Increasing the RG-6 'Slew Rate' function produces a more dramatic stepping effect to the CV input of the Braids modulation bus. The RG-6's bipolar saws are fed into attenuators and then into the Cwejman SPH-2's Left & Right Comb CV Inputs.
Sorry for the clicks. :( They're from our sound card, not from the modules. :)"
17 minutes of Roland TR-8 (Aira) and TR-707
Published on Apr 25, 2014 MAWW Records·20 videos
"Roland AIRA TR-8 first impression. We have 909 sounds at the first 10 minutes. It's amazing how TR-8 can change kit while playing! Roland just did they job, even though digital it sounds pretty good playing in real time. Ok, the lights are not so cool, but it really helps the musician to write patterns live at clubs and dark stages. The effects are pretty cool too, and the external input's sidechain it's a really good feature. I just hope Roland give us some new kits and upgrades! The playability of this instrument is amazing, I really would love playing this with other sounds beyond 909 and 808.
Soon I'll make more videos of TR-8 interacting with others synths and stuffs.
Cheers!
Pedro Zopelar"
Stroh Modular Signal Block Semi-Modular Synthesizer
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via MATRIXSYNTH CLASSIFIEDS
"The Stroh Modular Signal Block Synthesizer
This is a panelized semi-modular banana-synth, built with all latest revisions of my PCBs, using high quality components designed with patching flexibility in mind. The entire synth was designed by myself, or using designs adapted with permission from two or three other sources. The panel is 3mm thick anodized aluminum with white in-fill engraving. The case was hand made from alder, and finished with bees-wax. The power supply is internal, and is designed to be quiet, safe, and reliable. Though there are no modules in this synth which require 5V power, it is also supplied on the board in case of future modification or expansion. I very much enjoyed building this synthesizer, and hope that you will enjoy playing it.
Here is a list of modules/functions/and anything else I can think of. Demos to follow below as well.
Two UltraFade VCOs. - These are my latest and favorite VCOs. They are built on a classic triangle core design, provide the usual wave shapes, as well as some extras. There is a logic 0-10V PWM output to trigger other modules, clock and logic inputs, etc. There is also a mixed, and inverted mixed waveform, which is a crossfade between either sine and ramp, or sine and PWM. (selectable via switch) This is similar in function to how a 258 would work, only using an improved circuit. There are Linear FM, Exponential FM, Volt per Octave, PWM, and Wave Shape CV inputs. There are Sine, Ramp, Square, Logic Pulse, PWM, Mixed, and Inverted Mixed outputs. There is a switch for Audio and LFO rates, and one for wave selection for mixing. These VCOs track approximately 8 octaves.
One VCO Control - This section includes an Attack Release envelope, which can also function as a slew if needed, a Divide by N/N.5 clock/frequency divider which can divide odd, even, and half steps, and an XOR Logic circuit. The XOR in addition to the Logic level output, also has a bipolar audio output for use as a Ring Modulator (similar to some ARP synthesizers.) This in conjunction with two VCOs can form a Phase Locked Loop configuration with divisions for chords, octaves, etc. PLLs aren't perfect, but are a lot of fun to play with. Complex rhythms can also be generated using the divide and XOR.
One Sample and Shift - This section is three functions. One White Noise generator, one Sample and Hold, and one Linear Feedback Shift Register. The LFSR can be used to create pseudo-random pulses, complex digital tones that will track with a VCO, or interesting types of digital noise. There are two selector switches that change the routing of the shift-register taps. This creates different pulse trains or tones (depending on how it's clocked) Combined with the XOR, some additional complexity can be added.
One FadeX - This is a voltage controlled Crossfader and Panner. It can also be used as a single linear VCA, or with some creative patching, a Ring Modulator. It also has an extra/auxiliary bipolar indicator LED. Just plug in a signal, and it will fade with rate and phase of the signal. If used in conjunction with an UltraFade VCO, one can crossfade up to three different waveforms for very complex shifting timbres. Low distortion VCAs are used in the FadeX. AC or DC coupled via switch.
One MixAD - This is a Dual, Loopable, Attack Decay Envelope with Variable Analog OR Mixer. Each AD can be set to one shot or cycle via switch. When both envelopes are patched into the OR, complex modulations can be created. The Analog OR can be used with any incoming signal to OR the peaks. Both a normal, and inverted output are available. This can also be used as a simple attenuator as well (though best suited for CVs over audio.)
One MultiMix - This module is two parts. One 4 Channel Precision CV Processor with 5VDC Reference Voltage, and One 4 Channel Audio Mixer. The CV Processor is 4 bipolar "attenuverting" channels to process and combine CVs. The reference voltage can be patched into one of the channels, and used to shift the output signal above or below DC0V. (so level shift from +/-5V to 0 to 10V or 0 to -10V if desired) There are normal and inverted outputs available. The Audio Mixer is a simple AC coupled 4 Channel Audio Mixer with a touch of gain at the inputs available. High quality op amps are used in both mixers.
One Dual LPG - This is two Low Pass Gates in what is typically considered "Both" mode. It does some low pass filtering and VCA function (no resonance). There is a frequency offset knob and a CV attenuation knob for each gate. AC and DC selectable via switch. These also make good slews, and have a nice ring to them at low offset settings.
One Dual VCA - This is a pair of Low Distortion VCAs (Mike Sims design if you're familiar,) with either AC or DC coupling. These are linear response.
One LFO - This is actually a full featured Volt per Octave VCO with High and Low modes, Linear FM, and Sync. It has Triangle, Square, and Unipolar Logic Square outputs. It uses the same core as the UltraFade VCOs, tracks just as well, and sounds quite good as an audio oscillator on top of its LFO labeled duties.
One Output - This is a Two Channel Stereo Output mixer with pan controls, and two AC coupled VCAs. The VCAs are individually patchable and general purpose. They can be used anywhere in the system, but the idea was to allow some voltage control of the output mixer, or use them as AC coupled links for audio signals to go to and from this system. The Output Mixer is also AC coupled, so used as a final stage before a console, audio interface, etc. it will remove DC offsets, etc. Used with the FadeX, signals can be autopanned in the stereo field. The output will happily drive 600 Ohm loads, so headphone will be right at home here.
That's more or less the Signal Block. For those of you who can't get enough VCAs... There are 13 in the Signal Block. (of course only 7 of them are independently available, but...) w00t
The price is $4450.00 shipped."
via MATRIXSYNTH CLASSIFIEDS
"The Stroh Modular Signal Block Synthesizer
This is a panelized semi-modular banana-synth, built with all latest revisions of my PCBs, using high quality components designed with patching flexibility in mind. The entire synth was designed by myself, or using designs adapted with permission from two or three other sources. The panel is 3mm thick anodized aluminum with white in-fill engraving. The case was hand made from alder, and finished with bees-wax. The power supply is internal, and is designed to be quiet, safe, and reliable. Though there are no modules in this synth which require 5V power, it is also supplied on the board in case of future modification or expansion. I very much enjoyed building this synthesizer, and hope that you will enjoy playing it.
Here is a list of modules/functions/and anything else I can think of. Demos to follow below as well.
Two UltraFade VCOs. - These are my latest and favorite VCOs. They are built on a classic triangle core design, provide the usual wave shapes, as well as some extras. There is a logic 0-10V PWM output to trigger other modules, clock and logic inputs, etc. There is also a mixed, and inverted mixed waveform, which is a crossfade between either sine and ramp, or sine and PWM. (selectable via switch) This is similar in function to how a 258 would work, only using an improved circuit. There are Linear FM, Exponential FM, Volt per Octave, PWM, and Wave Shape CV inputs. There are Sine, Ramp, Square, Logic Pulse, PWM, Mixed, and Inverted Mixed outputs. There is a switch for Audio and LFO rates, and one for wave selection for mixing. These VCOs track approximately 8 octaves.
One VCO Control - This section includes an Attack Release envelope, which can also function as a slew if needed, a Divide by N/N.5 clock/frequency divider which can divide odd, even, and half steps, and an XOR Logic circuit. The XOR in addition to the Logic level output, also has a bipolar audio output for use as a Ring Modulator (similar to some ARP synthesizers.) This in conjunction with two VCOs can form a Phase Locked Loop configuration with divisions for chords, octaves, etc. PLLs aren't perfect, but are a lot of fun to play with. Complex rhythms can also be generated using the divide and XOR.
One Sample and Shift - This section is three functions. One White Noise generator, one Sample and Hold, and one Linear Feedback Shift Register. The LFSR can be used to create pseudo-random pulses, complex digital tones that will track with a VCO, or interesting types of digital noise. There are two selector switches that change the routing of the shift-register taps. This creates different pulse trains or tones (depending on how it's clocked) Combined with the XOR, some additional complexity can be added.
One FadeX - This is a voltage controlled Crossfader and Panner. It can also be used as a single linear VCA, or with some creative patching, a Ring Modulator. It also has an extra/auxiliary bipolar indicator LED. Just plug in a signal, and it will fade with rate and phase of the signal. If used in conjunction with an UltraFade VCO, one can crossfade up to three different waveforms for very complex shifting timbres. Low distortion VCAs are used in the FadeX. AC or DC coupled via switch.
One MixAD - This is a Dual, Loopable, Attack Decay Envelope with Variable Analog OR Mixer. Each AD can be set to one shot or cycle via switch. When both envelopes are patched into the OR, complex modulations can be created. The Analog OR can be used with any incoming signal to OR the peaks. Both a normal, and inverted output are available. This can also be used as a simple attenuator as well (though best suited for CVs over audio.)
One MultiMix - This module is two parts. One 4 Channel Precision CV Processor with 5VDC Reference Voltage, and One 4 Channel Audio Mixer. The CV Processor is 4 bipolar "attenuverting" channels to process and combine CVs. The reference voltage can be patched into one of the channels, and used to shift the output signal above or below DC0V. (so level shift from +/-5V to 0 to 10V or 0 to -10V if desired) There are normal and inverted outputs available. The Audio Mixer is a simple AC coupled 4 Channel Audio Mixer with a touch of gain at the inputs available. High quality op amps are used in both mixers.
One Dual LPG - This is two Low Pass Gates in what is typically considered "Both" mode. It does some low pass filtering and VCA function (no resonance). There is a frequency offset knob and a CV attenuation knob for each gate. AC and DC selectable via switch. These also make good slews, and have a nice ring to them at low offset settings.
One Dual VCA - This is a pair of Low Distortion VCAs (Mike Sims design if you're familiar,) with either AC or DC coupling. These are linear response.
One LFO - This is actually a full featured Volt per Octave VCO with High and Low modes, Linear FM, and Sync. It has Triangle, Square, and Unipolar Logic Square outputs. It uses the same core as the UltraFade VCOs, tracks just as well, and sounds quite good as an audio oscillator on top of its LFO labeled duties.
One Output - This is a Two Channel Stereo Output mixer with pan controls, and two AC coupled VCAs. The VCAs are individually patchable and general purpose. They can be used anywhere in the system, but the idea was to allow some voltage control of the output mixer, or use them as AC coupled links for audio signals to go to and from this system. The Output Mixer is also AC coupled, so used as a final stage before a console, audio interface, etc. it will remove DC offsets, etc. Used with the FadeX, signals can be autopanned in the stereo field. The output will happily drive 600 Ohm loads, so headphone will be right at home here.
That's more or less the Signal Block. For those of you who can't get enough VCAs... There are 13 in the Signal Block. (of course only 7 of them are independently available, but...) w00t
The price is $4450.00 shipped."
Imogen Heap - Me The Machine (Official Video)
Published on Apr 22, 2014 imogenheap·78 videos
"Two years to the day since Imogen unveiled the first version of 'Me The Machine' with her Mi.Mu Gloves, here's the official music video!
Back the Gloves on Kickstarter: http://immi.fm/mimukick
Pre-order the "Sparks" deluxe box set: http://immi.fm/ihdeluxe
New album "Sparks" coming soon...
Imogen said: "Today is Earth Day and 2 years ago I performed the first version of Me The Machine written with and for my Mi.Mu gloves. I am dying to let you hear the album but I have to wait, but today I want to let you hear and see the studio version and the additional music video. Hope you really enjoy it! Most of the visuals are being manipulated live using my Mi.Mu gloves as I didn't just want to mime. So I went one step further and worked with the team on getting the gloves ready for visual manipulations."
Laurentide SynthWorks #6
Published on Apr 25, 2014 Laurentide SynthWorks·43 videos
via Laurentide SynthWorks
"Ok, firstly. This is not meant to sound 'good'. Just a quick demo of using 2 MIDIpals chained for multi effects.
I have the 1st MIDIpal set to the sequencer with a simple sequence playing. It is then feeding into the 2nd MIDIpal which is set to the delay app. That's a fun app to play with on a poly synth. I have the Ambika broken up into 2 parts. Part 1 is 4 voices and controlled by the MIDIpals. Part 2 is 2 voices and controlled by the QuNexus."
Nova Musik - Roland FA-08 FA-06 Workstation Keyboard with Scott Tibbs
Published on Apr 25, 2014 Nova Musik·116 videos
"Scott Tibbs from Roland US takes us through the FA-08 workstation at Nova Musik.
Roland's FA series completely reimagines the music workstation, streamlining it for effortless real-time power, ultra-fast workflow, and maximum versatility. Ready to support any type of music you play, the FA-06 is packed with a massive sound collection inherited from the flagship INTEGRA-7, a ton of studio-quality effects, and expressive real-time controls, plus onboard sampling with zero load time for instant audio playback from the 16 backlit pads. The sequencer features simple operation and non-stop loop recording, letting you capture songs and ideas as they come and export them as multitrack data to use with your DAW. Flowing seamlessly into every part of your creative world, the FA-06 morphs instantly from a standalone keyboard to become the command center of your computer music studio, with USB audio/MIDI interfacing, powerful real-time controllers, DAW transport controls, and much more.
Shop Nova Musik and get more value and the best customer service with your new Roland workstation"
Korg Polysix Vintage Synthesizer SN 384031
Acidlab Autobot Sequencer And M303 Modular Synthesizer Eurorack
birdStepper Pitch Effect Demo Pt 1
Published on Apr 25, 2014 birdSoundMusic·7 videos
"Tutorial shows some basic uses of birdStepper's Pitch Effect with an Electric Guitar and Audiobus. In Part 2, I'll cover more advanced uses of the Pitch Effect, including arpeggiation and harmonies."
iTunes: birdStepper - birdSound L. L. C.
birdStepper Pitch Tutorial Pt 2
Published on Apr 30, 2014 birdSoundMusic·8 videos
"This tutorial demonstrates how to use birdStepper's pitch effect to create tempo-synchronized arpeggios with an electric guitar."
RC CIRCUIT BENT 'DREAMSCAPE GENERATOR' EXPERIMENTAL RANDOM SOUND SYNTHESIZER
Published on Apr 25, 2014 djwidow420·304 videos
Resonance Circuits on eBay (RSS)
"BESPOKE EXPERIMENTAL NOISE SYNTHESIZER FROM RESONANCE CIRCUITS. FOLLOW ON TWITTER @ RCircuits
for sale via ebay"
Update:
via this auction
"THE DREAMSCAPE GENERATOR:
A bespoke synthesizer capable of taking you from rich harmonic choral tones and tranquil atmospheres to dark, dissonant drones and bizarre passages of sound
power on/off toggle switch
'on' indicator lamp
soundscape select push button - 5 selectable tones/voices
variation push button - each soundscape has 4 variations - 20 different sounds in total
3 x tone injectors - each control adds new tones and harmonics, by mixing different tones together you are able to create modulating atmospherics, soundscapes and unique sequencersbody contact modulators - adds other world frequencies and self oscillating feedback
filter control - used in conjunction with the body contacts and other controls to provide filter sweeps and phasing
fuzz control - harsh tones and distortion
warp control - at lower levels this provides overdrive, leading into frequency modulation
output level control
1/4" jack output
powered by 4 x 1.5v 'AA' batteries - excellent long battery life
high quality dovetailed and lacquered old wood casing with aluminium/vintage controls - custom built/designed by resonance circuits
case dimensions - (H)6 x (W)32.5 X (D)20.5cm (excluding controls)"
The New Emerson Moog Modular System Is Real
Remember the April Fools post? Turns out the April Fools joke was that it's actually real.
"Moog Music Announces The New Emerson Modular System
Friday, April 25, 2014 - Moog Music unveils one of its largest engineering undertakings, the new Emerson Moog Modular System.
On the 50th anniversary of the introduction of the Moog Modular, the first voltage controlled synthesizer, Moog Music is proud to honor Keith Emerson and his seminal collaboration with Bob Moog. Today, for the first time at Moogfest 2014, Moog Music reveals its three year effort faithfully recreating the iconic Emerson Moog Modular.
In the intervening 50 years since the advent of the first Moog synthesizer, people have steadily come to appreciate the power and flexibility of the early Moog modular systems. Now in 2014, 60 years after Bob Moog started his electronic musical instrument company, with great respect for the tradition, design, and craftsmanship of the original Moog modular systems, Moog Music proudly announces the recreation of arguably the most famous synthesizer in history--Keith Emerson’s Moog Modular System.
Over the last 3 years Moog Music has set out to research and build a faithful recreation of this highly complex, custom instrument. Using the original documentation as well as circuit board and art files for nearly every original Moog module, Moog Engineers have painstakingly recreated the original Emerson Modular System. The new Emerson Moog Modular System is comprised of handcrafted Moog modules built from the original circuit designs and are true recreations of the originals, utilizing the same hand assembly methods used in the Moog Music factory in Trumansburg, NY in 1969. The modules in the new Emerson Moog Modular System are built just as the originals were, by hand-stuffing and hand-soldering components to circuit boards, and using traditional wiring methods. Even the front panels are photo-etched aluminum (a rare process now), which is the classic and durable, look of vintage Moog modules.
To celebrate the introduction of the new Emerson Moog Modular System, Moog Music featured Emerson as a headliner at Moogfest 2014, where he played a special performance last night on Thursday, April 24th and is featuring a live discussion with Emerson today, Friday, April 25th."
A couple of pics of Keith Emerson at Moogfest with the system via John Grabowski's photostream on Flickr. (click through for more).
And via @Moogfest
"Introducing the new Emerson Moog Modular System. … pic.twitter.com/KHSP5dl5W3"
Gene Stopp pictured with the new system. Gene is a renowned modular tech who worked on Keith's original system. He and Brian Kehew worked closely together on the new system. You can see them both pictured here.
Language - Red Single
Published on Apr 22, 2014
Roland System 700, EMS Cracklewood keyboard controller, Korg MS20.
via こそがわ ゆうや on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
"-- シリーズ第1作"Red Single" - 2014年4月23日配信開始 --
Bandcamp, iTunes Store より
昨年リリースされた3rdアルバム「マグレ」に続くランゲージの新たなプロジェクトRGBシリーズ 第１作 Red Singleのレコーディング動画です。
RGBシリーズは、4月、5月、6月の3ヶ月に渡ってそれぞれRed, Green, Blueの3作（各2曲）のシングル、合計6曲を配信限定でリリースするプロジェクトです。
Check Bandcamp
http://madoromi.bandcamp.com
Check iTunes Store
http://itunes.apple.com/jp/album/id85...
Check OTOTOY
http://ototoy.jp/_/default/p/42051
Red Single is a first release of RGB Series comprised of six tracks on three digital singles.
'Green Single' and 'Blue Single' are going to be released late May and June 2014 in turn.
Released 23 April 2014
Written and Produced by Language"
Evaton RF Eurorack Module Featured in Shortwave Radio News - The SWLing Post & Forbes
Update: you can find a cached version of the Forbes article mentioned below here.
via The SWLing Post
Unfortunately the Forbes link below no longer appears to be working. The article appears to have been on how to make music (and money) from shortwave radio.
"This morning, @UlisK3LU shared an article in Forbes on Forbes where Russell Hoffman, who runs Evaton Technologies, explains why he believes using shortwave radio in new RF Nomad will be a hit:
'What’s interesting about shortwave radio is that it isn’t necessarily musical by design, but there are interesting sounds to be found when the station tuning is less than perfect,” he said. “You can hear all sorts of sounds on shortwave, from voice, to music, to Morse Code or encoded digital transmissions. In addition to the sounds that are transmitted intentionally, there are sounds that are artifacts of the medium itself like heterodynes, pops, crackles, hiss, static crashes, fading and the like.'
But here’s my favorite bit:
“Shortwave radio has a long and storied history, full of intrigue, espionage, piracy, rebellion, propaganda, and subterfuge,” he added. 'It propagates around the world and can be received on inexpensive equipment. It is universal, because it can be heard anywhere; and yet at the same time, in a world of internet, TV, and satellite radio, it is also the underground — a hidden world parallel to that of our daily experiences. It offers an additional perspective.'"
Buchla BEMI Music Easel Sequential Voltage Source
Published on Apr 25, 2014 gus green·8 videos
"Camera audio combined with small speaker (sorry). This patch represents a melody being controlled by the Sequential Voltage Source that is being advanced by the keyboard. The keyboard is controlling the rate and rhythm of the SVC as well as the pitch of the Mod Osc. Neat patch. Fun for hours. Especially if you aren't holding a camera with your other hand."
these ways [pop]
Published on Apr 25, 2014 Trooper Starship·22 videos
"used gear:
Roland Aira TR-8, TB-3, Leipzig-S, BassStation 2, PolyKB, RMX-500, BigSky, Echolution 2, Cubase Artist 7.52"
Moogfest Special - Meet The Moog WerkStatt Engineer Steve Dunnington
Published on Apr 25, 2014 sonicstate·819 videos
"Engineer Steve Dunnington introduces us to the Moog Werkstatt special VIP monosynth created especially for VIP Engineer guests to Moogfest. Will we ever be able to buy one?"
Complete Dream (fast ambient electronic)
via William Wusik on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
"This is a complete project I created using SONAR X2 and several instances of Wusik 4000 plus some drum loops. The first set of drum sounds are from Wusik 4000.
A total of 14 x Wusik 4000 Instances, 6 x Audio Tracks (for Drum Loops and Vocals) all running on a simple 1.8Ghz Celeron Dual Core. Project CPU usage peaks at 60%. But I had to freeze 3 tracks that had very complex presets on (multi-layers).
www.wusik.com/ww/products/wusik-4000
Voice samples provided by www.freesound.org/"
Metasonix R-56 Vacuum Tube Spring Reverb Module
Published on Apr 25, 2014 bigcitymusic·329 videos
"00:00 to 00:20: Cwejman D-LFO Sine wave into Metasonix R-56 Reverb with gradually increasing R-56 'Wet Level'.
00:20 to 01:20: Cwejman D-LFO square wave into R-56 with MIDI sequence via Mutable Yarns. R-56 Mix Output into Cwejman QMMF-4 channel set to 'OSC' and LPF mode. Mutable Yarns Gate output is triggering Mutable Tides which is enveloping the cutoff of the Cwejman QMMF-4 lowpass filter enabling control of the R-56 reverb tail and D-LFO amplitude.
01:20 to 02:13 - Cwejman D-LFO synced oscillators into R-56 with MIDI sequence via Mutable Yarns. Cwejman RG-6 is controlling the sync ratio of Cwejman D-LFO oscillator 2 to Oscillator 1. Experimenting with R-56 feedback amount."
Original Vintage Farfisa Syntorchestra Service Manual
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via this auction
"The Farfisa Syntorchestra is as rare as can be. This Service Manual is in English AND Itallian, loaded with images, schematics, component layouts, diagnostics, calibration routines, etc. A handful of markings appear to be typo corrections, but it's virtually marking- free. 34 pages plus cover."
via this auction
"The Farfisa Syntorchestra is as rare as can be. This Service Manual is in English AND Itallian, loaded with images, schematics, component layouts, diagnostics, calibration routines, etc. A handful of markings appear to be typo corrections, but it's virtually marking- free. 34 pages plus cover."
Trogotronic 676 Noise Synth
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via this auction
"Crazy cool noize maker"
via this auction
"Crazy cool noize maker"
Circuit Bent Casio mt35 "Industrial Noise" Synth
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Published on Jan 22, 2014 viscountgreen1·65 videos
via this auction
"CIRCUIT BENT CASIO MT35 " Industrial noise " SYNTH.THIS UNITS ORIGINAL FEATURES INCLUDE ,4 RHYTHMS WITH AUTO ACCOMP.ACCOMP VOL.START/STOP CONTROL.TEMPO CONTROL.6 VOICES.MAIN VOL CONTROL.TUNE CONTROL.3.5MM JACK OUTPUT.THE KEYBOARD HAS BEEN MODIFIED WITH 5 ROTARY CONTROLSWHICH MANIPULATE THE UNITS SOUNDS (MAINLY RHYTHM AND ACCOMP)IN A VARIETY OF UNIQUE WAYS CREATING SOME AWSOME SONIC/RHYTHMPOSSIBILITIES."
Published on Jan 22, 2014 viscountgreen1·65 videos
via this auction
"CIRCUIT BENT CASIO MT35 " Industrial noise " SYNTH.THIS UNITS ORIGINAL FEATURES INCLUDE ,4 RHYTHMS WITH AUTO ACCOMP.ACCOMP VOL.START/STOP CONTROL.TEMPO CONTROL.6 VOICES.MAIN VOL CONTROL.TUNE CONTROL.3.5MM JACK OUTPUT.THE KEYBOARD HAS BEEN MODIFIED WITH 5 ROTARY CONTROLSWHICH MANIPULATE THE UNITS SOUNDS (MAINLY RHYTHM AND ACCOMP)IN A VARIETY OF UNIQUE WAYS CREATING SOME AWSOME SONIC/RHYTHMPOSSIBILITIES."
Yamaha CS01 with Original Box & Manual
PAIA 4700 Series Modular Synth Synthesizer
Introduction to ACE - Part 4 of 4
Published on Apr 25, 2014 uheplugins·84 videos
"The last in Dan Worrall's 4-part series about u-he's ACE modular synthesizer.
Best viewed at 720p (HD) resolution
u-he: www.u-he.com
Dan: www.platinumears.com"
All parts here.
I5 and the OP-1
Published on Apr 25, 2014 Daniel Davis·9 videos
"OP-1's audio out into Zoom Q4's audio in - test
Forgot my little tripod, so pardon the coffee jitters."
MFB TANZBÄR -- SESSION 1-A // pattern programming with parameter locks
Published on Apr 25, 2014 LESINDES·168 videos
"1st real Seeion with my MFB TANZBÄR.
the parameter locks make it very versatile.
the 2nd part of the session is following soon :-)"
MFB Tanzbär Sound Parameters
Published on Apr 25, 2014 AudioCentralMagazine·208 videos
"Some fiddlin' with internal sound parameters of MFB Tanzbär Analog Drum Computer. Each sound has his own set of parameters plus an additional "data" parameter adjustable with the common Data pot. Audio out is mono, straight from the machine."
MFB Tanzbär Internal Patterns
Published on Apr 25, 2014
"Some pre-programmed internal rhythm patterns from MFB Tanzbär Analog Drum Computer."
Let's Play with Robotic Drums: Sound Design & Commentary
Published on Apr 25, 2014 Tim Webb·74 videos
"Robotic Drums is my favorite drum synth on iOS right now. It has a lot of features, and is fun... So Let's Play with it! If you enjoy these Let's Play videos please consider sponsoring them on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/user?u=107612
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iTunes: Robotic Drums - Big Robot Studios
Making a "Save a Prayer" Patch for iPolysix
Published on Apr 25, 2014 Catabolicdj·32 videos
iTunes: KORG iPolysix - KORG INC.
"Here's how to approximate the classic intro sound from "Save a Prayer" on Korg's iPolysix. The basic idea can be adapted for other synths. An even closer version can be made with the iPolysix sequencer. Copy the patch to Synth 2 and program the sequence for both tracks. Then set the Effects for Synth 2 to BPM Delay of 3/16. This will give the delay sound of the original. For all of the latest updates from Catabolic, join the Facebook page http://on.fb.me/13E14cp or the Twitter feed http://bit.ly/10rFWYk HD video available."
"practice 3" Roland AIRA TR-8,TB-3 and more by konxxxq
Published on Apr 25, 2014 konxxxq·206 videos
"konxxxq used
music:
Roland AIRA TR-8(drums)
Roland AIRA TB-3(program C-35)
KORG KRONOS (SEQ:ch1 KRONOS "A.Bass Solo" ch2 KingKORG preset prog. and MIDI master clock)
KORG KingKORG(program BPF PAD& LEAD :edit)
KORG KAOSSPAD KP3(effect)
KORG KAOSSPAD QUAD(effect)
video:
SONY HDR-MV1(movie)
Canon IXY32S(photo)
iPad
iMovie
TB-3のフィルタ系を弄っています。"
Synth Fest 2014 - Démonstration Fairlight CMI IIx
Published on Apr 25, 2014 Klair Zaki·14 videos
"Merci René-Yves Stroh et Jean-Michel Maurin pour m'avoir fait vivre une expérience qui me tenait à cœur : trafiquer ma voix dans le légendaire Fairlight !!!"
ARP Odyssey Sound Design Tutorial Ultravox
Published on Apr 24, 2014 RetroSound·273 videos
"(c) 2014 vintage synthesizer sound tutorial series by RetroSound part two: the agressive synth lead sound from the new wave group Ultravox. very important is the oscillator sync function and the pitch modulation. unfortunately it came to a few disturbing noises during the recording. the output level was a bit too high for the electric mistress guitar pedal. ;-)"
"(c) 2014 vintage synthesizer sound tutorial series by RetroSound part two: the agressive synth lead sound from the new wave group Ultravox. very important is the oscillator sync function and the pitch modulation. unfortunately it came to a few disturbing noises during the recording. the output level was a bit too high for the electric mistress guitar pedal. ;-)"
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