Friday, September 12, 2014
Roland Jupiter-4 Analog Synthesizer "1978"
Published on Sep 12, 2014 RetroSound
"(c) 2014 vintage synthesizer demo track by RetroSound
supported by UVI: http://www.uvi.net
synthesizer sounds: Roland Jupiter-4 Analog Synthesizer (1978)
drums: Roland TR-808 (1982)
recording: multi-tracking without midi, used the internal arpeggiator in random mode
fx: reverb and delay"
sloth fast - nonlinearcircuits Slot Chaos Module
Published on Sep 12, 2014 cirtcele
"Demo of the SLOTH CHAOS circuit, this is the fast version which takes approx 15 seconds to complete one cycle. Very simple PCB to build"
Underworld - Jumbo - Roland AIRA TR-8 TB-3
Published on Sep 12, 2014 Marantz Lorand
"Underworld - Jumbo - Roland AIRA TR-8 & TB-3 cover"
Aira's on eBay
Hinton Music Lab Module Closeup - ML1812 Sequence Generator
via noyzelab where you'll find additional pics & details.
"Some close up pictures of the Hinton Music Lab modular ML1812 Sequence Generator. The ML1812 was built by Graham Hinton back in the mid 70's using wire wrapping! This module also has a logic buss at the rear for the 8 sequence bits, which I can interface directly to my MANIAC & Arthur prototype systems. This makes them particularly handy for being modulated by Cellular Automata logic patterns."
denha's Geek Tuner Inspired by Lush Projects' Tune In Tokyo
Geek Tuner Published on Aug 30, 2014 denha
"Noise synth like a radio tuning
4584 schmitt trigger oscillator x3
TLC2262 LFO x1
Inspired by "Tune In Tokyo" sound effect synthesizer.
http://lushprojects.com/kitdocs/tune-..."
Vintage 1970s Triadex Muse Synthesizer w/ Amplifier Speaker & Light Show Module
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via this auction
"The Triadex Muse is a sequencer-based synthesizer that was made during the very early 1970s. It was designed by Marvin Minsky and Edward Fredkin, who were both MIT professors. This Synthesizer was sold for only a brief period of time during the 70s so complete examples are considered extremely rare. The exact number of units sold is estimated to be under 300. Even more rare then the synthesizer itself are the accessories that Triadex produced to go along with the Muse. We have both the amplifier module, external speaker and a Light Show module."
via this auction
"The Triadex Muse is a sequencer-based synthesizer that was made during the very early 1970s. It was designed by Marvin Minsky and Edward Fredkin, who were both MIT professors. This Synthesizer was sold for only a brief period of time during the 70s so complete examples are considered extremely rare. The exact number of units sold is estimated to be under 300. Even more rare then the synthesizer itself are the accessories that Triadex produced to go along with the Muse. We have both the amplifier module, external speaker and a Light Show module."Ambient Jam #1
Published on Sep 12, 2014 Kevin Wyman
"Live improvised ambient music. Qunexus controlling Nave, Beatstep controlling Sunrizer, A-800 controlling iMini, and a Roland VR-09. Thanks for watching!"
Old Software CARP 1601 Sequencer Emulator used to control InsWorks SD01
Published on Sep 12, 2014 Carlos Alberto Gutiérrez Vera
pressure points jam
pressure points jam from gabe morley on Vimeo.
"pressure points X and Y outs tuned to intervals on the DPO->cwejman mmf-1 -> echelon delay. turing pulses out ->bd909, hats909-> a189-1, and dalek modulator->optomix. backup drums from volca beat. bass is microbrute,"
ROLAND TB-303 WITH DEVIL FISH MOD SN 092
Video Review - PinBallDJ
Published on Sep 12, 2014 PinballDJ
"Small video review of PinballDJ"
iTunes: PinballDJ - Unified Game
Dave Smith Instruments - Pro2 [HeadfunFair]
Published on Sep 12, 2014 Trooper Starship
"another demo of the DSI Pro2
all except drums was done with the Pro2"
Wusik 8000 Audio Looper and Modulation Matrix
Published on Sep 12, 2014 Wusik Dot Com
"http://www.wusik.com/ww/products/wusi...
Another video showcasing Wusik 8000 latest prebeta features."
Raul's World of Synths Three Year Anniversary!
Published on Sep 12, 2014 Raul's World of Synths
You all should be familiar with Raul's World of Synths and Modular Wild videos posted here on MATRIXSYNTH. Raul wrote in to let us know he is celebrating his three year anniversary today. It's crazy to think how far the modular world has come over the years. Raul has been a big part of bringing it to the masses. Congrats Raul and keep the videos coming!
"A short video announcing my Three Year Anniversary with Raul's World of Synths.Special Thanks to all supporters of Raul's World of Synths.Sound and Video by Raul Pena."
Uncle Andy - tr-8 tt-303 mopho bass station ms2000 - stratocaster elite (1984) x
Published on Sep 11, 2014 Richard Spence
"I use Pro tools as my master clock usb out into the axiom controller from there to a Kenton thru 5 - to the iPad - tr-8 - tt-303 - mopho. The iPad is running little midi into the bass station and the out of the tt-303 is going into the ms2000r. stratocaster Elite into pod xt pro. xxx"
This one in via Tim of discchord.
SPITFIRE's eDNA EARTH Organic Synthesis
Published on Sep 3, 2014 Spitfire Audio
"Spitfire successfully pilots next-gen soundware back to EARTH with elemental eDNA release
LONDON, UK: compositional tools creator Spitfire Audio is proud to announce availability of the first phase in its eDNA (Electronic DNA) project, EDNA01 - EARTH — a mouth-watering, once-in-a-lifetime collection of electronic sounds served up from the most valued collection of orchestral recordings on the planet, creating the next generation of soundware for the next generation of music makers, as of September 12...
Fact: Spitfire Audio has spent the last decade creating the world’s finest orchestral library. But the simple fact is that this was never its prime objective. Often words are never enough, in fact, yet the tantalising EDNA01 - EARTH teaser did just that with a carefully chosen few: SPITFIRE DIRECTIVE: MAY 2004... PROJECT CODENAME: GAIA... OBJECTIVE: INFILTRATE THE WORLD’S GREATEST ORCHESTRAS... MINE SONIC ORE... TO CREATE RAW COMPONENTS FOR... eDNA... PHASE #ONE... EARTH ORGANIC SYNTHESIS.
Intriguing, isn’t it? So what on earth is EDNA01 - EARTH, exactly? Easy answer. For the last five years Spitfire Audio has been cherry-picking its way through the best musical moments from seven years’ worth of orchestral recordings and placing them through a series of extraordinary analogue and digital signal-warping chains to create the largest sound set of jaw-dropping, next-generation, organic-sounding electronics ever heard anywhere on earth. Either this is some of the best hyperbole ever written or something special has been happening behind closed doors, waiting for the right moment to be unleashed upon the unsuspecting music-making masses, more often than not already jaded by the morass of identikit, mainstream, and clichéd dance and pop sounds already available elsewhere. EDNA01 - EARTH is far from this, and far more besides, however. Hearing will be believing, believe us. Now that’s another fact to chew on! And here’s some more serious food for thought...
While Spitfire Audio has been hard at work recording the finest orchestral players for several years now, practising its collective craft of carefully creating the best strings, brass, woodwinds, and percussion libraries in the world to let loose on musicians the world over, coming from a background of the first wave of EDM (Electronic Dance Music), many here have hungered to get their hands on those superb sounds for further ill-gotten gains — hence the best orchestral recordings being saved to an above top secret hard drive to act as a repository for raw material. The elemental ore or set of polished diamonds, waiting to be roughed up all over again, if you will. While this proved to be a drawn-out process, it was well worth waiting for, that’s for sure!
Indeed, five long years were spent experimenting with orchestral warping techniques, finding the most rarefied analogue outboard and synths with which to filter, mangle, and much more besides, as well as commissioning and creating bespoke digital signal paths. Sounds were pulled up from that top secret hard drive, fed through an awesome multistage signal path, then left simmering overnight to create the most delicious and sometimes just plainly ‘wrong’ sets of sounds. Spitfire’s supremely talented team of multi-award-winning composers, producers, technicians, and engineers subsequently set about pairing down over a terabyte of data to more manageable musical chunks — the very best of the best with which to create a set of multi-sampled sound-sets that became the very building blocks of EARTH itself. Indeed, these were then meticulously organised by sound type into even more manageable sound banks, ready for future release when the time was right.
Rightfully so, Spitfire Audio — in partnership with Blake Robinson — has been hard at it for the last several years or so, cleverly creating some of the most intuitive and ingenious scripts, simple to use GUIs, and attractive front ends for its ongoing series of virtual instruments for Native Instruments’ industry- standard KONTAKT platform for Mac (OS X 10.7 or higher) and PC (Windows 7). Around a year ago, Spitfire Audio wiped the slate — or should we say script? — clean, and set about creating a monstrous new script engine, called eDNA (Electronic DNA), into which those ear-opening EARTH sound banks were effectively transplanted. ‘EARTH - Beta’ was then duly distributed around Spitfire’s state-of-the-art studio complex in central London, where the team truly went to town to create a quite frankly jaw-dropping selection of the most original, haunting, beautiful, epic, fat, angry, and downright unpleasant sounds you’re ever likely to set ears upon — here, there, or anywhere (else). EDNA01 - EARTH’s ingenious GUI genuinely fosters exploration into hitherto uncharted sonic vistas, all of which are a knob or slider away from being tweaked to belong to the user as they themselves see fit. Mangle (via the main MIX window) and add effects galore (via the main FX and MOTORISED FX windows)... it’s all there for the taking and more!
Who better to extol the many musical virtues of EDNA01 - EARTH than Spitfire Audio co-founder Paul Thomson. “There’s huge scope for you to get in and start making your own sounds with all this stuff,” says the working composer. “We are really excited about this one. It’s very useful, and it’s the kind of thing that we’ve been hankering after for a long time — especially Christian [Henson] and myself, who are always looking for some great, unusual synth sounds. The advantage of the way that we’ve put this library together is that you won’t hear the same sound that you’re using on your one- hundred-million-dollar blockbuster on the documentary about the lifecycle of the fruit fly the following day! So you can really dig in and create sounds that are your own signature in here.”
There you have it, then. An awesome-sounding collection of 1,900-plus basic instruments mangled into 1,001 custom patches across several so-called factory and artist ‘cartridges’ by Spitfire Audio’s award-winning team of composers, sound-smiths, producers, and engineers. eDNA (interface) and EDNA01 - EARTH (cartridges)... what a beautiful combination. Everything needed to take anyone ‘out there’ — and back to earth again!
EDNA01 - EARTH can be purchased and downloaded directly from Spitfire Audio for an attractive introductory price of £129.00 GBP (subject to VAT within the EU) — rising to £149.00 GBP (subject to VAT within the EU) on October 1, 2014 — from here: http://www.spitfireaudio.com/products-page (Note that this is a free Native Instruments KONTAKT PLAYER library — no additional purchases necessary to run this product to its full potential.)
For more detailed information, please visit the dedicated EDNA01 - EARTH webpage here: http://www.spitfireaudio.com/edna01-earth"
Oberheim OB-Xa "1981"
"(c) 2014 vintage synthesizer track by RetroSound
all sounds: Oberheim OB-Xa Analog Synthesizer (1981)
drums: LinnDrum (1982)
recording: multi-track
fx: a bite reverb and delay"
LSD Soundsystem by Steven R Sellick Play Featuring the Elka Drummer One
via Steven R Sellick on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
You'll find previous posts on the Elka Drummer One here.
Vintage Roland SH-3a Synthesizer SN 301944
Roland RS-202 Strings SN 764627
Korg LAMBDA ES-50 Vintage Analog Polyphonic Synthesizer SN 231158
Roland SH-2 Vintage Analog Synthesizer w/ Hard Case SN 096379
Alesis Andromeda A6 Polyphonic Analogue Synthesizer
OTO Machines Biscuit / Der Oto 8 bit crusher effect synth and analog filter
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via this auction
"OTO Machines Biscuit / Der Oto
Mint condition, no longer in production, serial number #760
Includes original box, manual, quick reference, Der Mask, and Australian power supply"
via this auction
"OTO Machines Biscuit / Der Oto
Mint condition, no longer in production, serial number #760
Includes original box, manual, quick reference, Der Mask, and Australian power supply"
Palette Dev Update: August 2014
Published on Sep 12, 2014 Palette Gear
"All core functionality is working! New magnetic connectors, LED ring light, firmware and software integration, and dynamic layout detection."
Palette Dev Update: MIDI and Traktor
Published on Sep 12, 2014
"Palette MIDI mode is working and can be mapped to control Traktor and other MIDI software!"
Serge Mounted LXR & Serge Videos by CircuitsOverAl
2panels from CircuitsOverAll on Vimeo.
lxr from CircuitsOverAll on Vimeo.
polySLEWvariationNEIN from CircuitsOverAll on Vimeo.
Korg MS-20 Tips & Tricks
Korg MS-20 Tips & Tricks - Chapter 1: Paraphony Published on Sep 12, 2014 gattobus
"Here's the first chapter from a series of video that I'm going to make about Korg MS-20. I'm going to show you some of the most cool and classic tricks you can do by patching cables in the right way ;-)
In this episode we talk about paraphony: how to play it duophonic, controlling each VCOs independently, using the keyboard and the trig button."
The Memory of Childhood
Published on Sep 12, 2014 Anthony Distefano
"Video I shot in Coney Island Beach.I used Handel's Largo for the soundtrack.All music was done in NI Absynth."
Mutable Instruments - Peaks
Published on Sep 12, 2014 DivKidMusic
"Another hugely feature packed module from Mutable Instruments! Peaks has 4 modes with envelopes, LFOs, Tap-LFOs and drums then an additional 4 'hidden' modes which are a mini step sequencer, trigger delay and repeater, trigger stream randomiser and a dual Anushri style synth drum generator.
As always all comments are welcome!
As mentioned in the video here is the Branches overview video so you can check that out as it's used for several patches in the video -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVKx_..."
Previously posted here.
Octatrack Cuckoo First Jam
Published on Sep 12, 2014 cuckoomusic .
"Support my videos with peanut money here: http://www.patreon.com/cuckoomusic
Hello. Time to take the Octatrack for a spin. I'm just getting started here really, doing some basic sampling, pattern and effects. Nothing advanced - and that's the point, really. To show you guys that the Octatrack is an accessible sampler. I was afraid for it, for a long time. But my fear is gone, and we're becoming good friends :)
Start small, like this, and it'll treat you well.
More Octatrack stuff to follow.
Peace
CUCKOO"
4 channel Trigger Module testing #1. Improvising Clock multiplier modes
Published on Sep 12, 2014 Leafcutter John
"Bass drum marks the clock input. Same clock for all 4 channels.
Two voices, Braids and DPO."
4 channel Trigger Module testing #2. Probability Gates test.
Amadinda 25/8 odd time
Published on Sep 12, 2014 Ebotronix
EMS Synthi E
Buchla System #1
Roland System 102
Alesis 3630
Kenton Pro Solo & Pro Solo Mk2
Lexicon PCM 80 / 90
Make Noise Format Jumper
Moog CP 251
MXR Phase 100
Rane Spitter Mixer
SPL Gold Mike
TC M one XL
Yamaha MCS 2
mackie the mixer
Hameg Dual Trace Oscilloscope HM 312-8
vid # 1121
Messing about two Quasimidi Polymorphs
Published on Sep 11, 2014 Kuznecov Victor
"Later Sequentix Cirklon was added to this bunch to trigger simple modular sequence for extra fun."
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