MATRIXSYNTH: Tuesday, October 7, 2014

Tuesday, October 07, 2014

Macro Machines Dynamic Destiny

via Macro Machines

"The Dynamic Destiny dual 4 to 1 bi directional switch is here, now you can store your patch routings with the storage strip or sequence it with the clock and reset inputs."

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Octave CAT SRM Synthesizer Model 1853 with SSM2040 VCF

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via the listing: "This version, in this condition is pretty hard to find, and I've really enjoyed owning it. I do not have the original manual, but I'll include a paper copy and some original Octave literature. For bass, I prefer this model over the Odyssey or Minimoog.

-SSM2040 VCF includes external cutoff control and audio input. Same as the Prophet 5 rev 2 and RSF Kobol. Many synth geeks agree this is the best sounding analog VCF ever made."

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Fender Rhodes Chroma Polaris

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Kosmische Synthesizer for Android

Published on Oct 7, 2014 FSK1138

"Kosmische is a virtual analog synthesizer and algorithmic sequencer for Android devices. by Nicolas Steven Miller

It features:
- Two multi-waveform oscillators: Saw, Pulse, Sine, Noise
- A Moog-style resonant lowpass filter
- Two multi-waveform, routable LFOs: Sin, Triangle, Pulse, Random
- Independent filter and amp envelopes
- Tuneable delay and reverb
- An analog-style step sequencer
- A scale-derived random pattern generator
- Independent patch and pattern memory
- Random patch generation
View the full manual here: http://nicolasmiller.github.com/kosmi...
Kosmische is an open source project released under the GPLv3. The source code is available here: https://github.com/nicolasmiller/kosm....

download for free from play store
https://play.google.com/store/apps/de..."

Therevox - Wood & Wires. A Synth Workshop Tour.

Published on Oct 4, 2014 Spokeshave Productions

"We visit Mike at Therevox Custom Musical Instruments to see the ET-4 Analog Synthesizer being built completely by hand. Mike talks with us about the responsibilities of using wood and shows the hand-rubbed finishing process applied to all Therevox instruments. We also see the electronics assembly and soldering that is is also done in-house at Therevox. For more information, visit http://therevox.com"

Tiptop Audio Modular Workshop w Konstantin Gervis

tiptop audio modular workshop w Konstantin Gervis from Andreas Schneider on Vimeo.

"Explaining the outstanding possibilities of Tiptop Audios Eurorack modules Konstantin Gervis gave an attractive workshop for SchneidersBuero inside CentralMusic. Performing with his own folding case he praised the possibilities of having 808 and 909 drumsounds in such a compact instrument for comparably small prices. Even after he introduced all the modules that could have been found in this system, we reduced the lenght of the video to the most compact overview of some very good ones combined with some sounds he made that evening..."

Studio Electronics SE-1X Red Eye SN 4449

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"SE-1X Red Eye (also "skinned" as the Angel Dust)

Looking beyond the CODE-flavored, sectioned grey to black front panel visuals, with its splashes of blood-red switches and an electric blue display, one discovers some serious sweetening: the second VCO now boasts a silky "ARP-ish" sine wave which replaces the more industrial strength triangle, a switchable "Fuzz" circuit for amp overdrive and saturation, snappier envelopes, discrete filters with an expanded frequency range, and seven banks of S.E. sound design which demand satisfaction: four legendary SE-1X factory banks; three designer sets: the techno-focused Scroggins Synquence, and brand new Infared and Diademer––693 presets in total!

The last RAM bank (bank 8) is on you."

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Circuit bent Stylophone beatbox by Psychiceyeclix

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Published on Jun 5, 2014 psychiceyeclix

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"Pitch control, hi/low tone push buttons & Lfo with rate control, 14 loop switches has been added to unleash more beast!

Mods -
Pitch control
Hi / low tone push buttons
Lfo
Lfo rate control
Loop switches x 14
Random glitch button
internal speaker is still connected"

Circuit Bent Marshall RG-1 Pedal by Psychiceyeclix

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Published on Oct 2, 2014 psychiceyeclix

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"Circuit Bent Marshall RG-1 Pedal
Info - www.psychiceyeclix.wordpress.com

Works as a standalone noise generator or with instrument/device plugged into it. there is the unit self generating noise, bass guitar & toy ufo plugged into it in the video.
The added circuit bends result in crazy gliched up sequences, lfo wobbles,distortion,random beeps,noises,drones.....

Mods -
Lfo Circuit with rate control
Distortion
4 x Lfo switches
Lfo on switch
Filter on switch
Filter - low/hi control"

Note this is the first Psychiceyeclix post.

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Moog Werkstatt-01 World Wide Release and Online Modification & Creative Learning Portal

Werkstatt-Ø1 | P-Thugg Published on Oct 7, 2014

"In this video, Chromeo's Patrick "P-Thugg" Gemayel builds an improvisatory track using only the Moog Werkstatt-Ø1 and a simple drum pattern. The Werkstatt-Ø1 is a patchable, 100% analog synthesizer capable of producing a wide variety of classic Moog sonics. For this track P-Thugg summons vintage Moog basslines, expressive leads and evocative sound effects from the Werkstatt-Ø1, demonstrating the range and flexibility of its painstakingly designed circuits."

"Moog Announces World Wide Release of Werkstatt-01 Analog Synth & Online Modification and Creative Learning Portal

ASHEVILLE, NC – October 7, 2014 – Today Moog announced the official worldwide release of the Werkstatt-01 Analog Synthesizer Moogfest 2014 Kit — a patchable analog synthesizer designed to inspire the exploration and modification of classic Moog circuits while delivering a myriad of vintage and new raw, mangled, and monstrous Moog tones.

This highly-portable instrument is secured in a solid-steel chassis and features a harmonically rich Moog VCO, classic 4-pole Moog Ladder filter, wide-range LFO with audio-rate modulation capabilities, ADS envelope generator, and an analog patchable header for expansive sonic experimentation, manipulation, and decimation. To demonstrate the range and flexibility of Werkstatt's classic Moog sonics, Moog has released a video featuring Patrick "P-Thugg" Gemayel, keyboard player for Atlantic Records’ band Chromeo, building an improvisatory electro funk track using only the Moog Werkstatt-Ø1 and a simple drum pattern (see video link).

Today also marks the launch of WerkstattWorkshop.com (beta) — an interactive creative learning portal containing project ideas, mod tutorials [videos below], parts lists, educational lesson plans, 3D printer files, Arduino integration and control and many other dynamic resources for Werkstatt owners. This microsite also includes Moog’s new and on-going research surrounding the use of subtractive synthesizers in STEM and STEAM high-school classrooms. Lessons in these studies are focused on project based learning opportunities, and encouraging a creative deployment of practical skills in STEM fields. All lessons and associated materials are open source and available online free to educators across multiple disciplines.

“Analog synthesizers have long had their own maker culture born of curious engineers, musicians, and hobbyists alike,” said Moog Music CEO, Mike Adams. “Bob Moog got his start at the age of 15 by studying and modifying Leon Theremin’s designs. We’d like to share our legacy of learning, music, and electronics to empower a new generation of makers to expand on our work and take it to levels we can’t yet imagine." Adams said.

In April 2014, the Werkstatt-01 Analog Synthesizer Kit was made available to Engineering VIP ticket holders at Moogfest 2014, Moog's multi-day celebration of technology, art and music. The success of the workshop at the festival prompted Moog to release a limited number of Werkstatt's to select US dealers. Starting today the Werkstatt-01 Analog Synthesizer Kit is available and in stock at all Moog Music dealers worldwide. MSRP of $329US"

Workshop tutorial videos followed by more pics below.

Moog Werkstatts on eBay

Published on Oct 7, 2014 Moog Music Inc

Playlist:
WERKSTATT | Photo Sensitive Resistor
"This simple modification adds a photocell resistor to control our VCF. By using a photocell we are able to have functional control over the filter cutoff frequency by simply moving our hand closer or farther away."

WERKSTATT | Pressure Sensitive Resistor
"In this simple mod we will be exploring using various unique resistors to interact with our Werkstatt. We will be using a force sensitive 10k resistor to interact with our VCA."

WERKSTATT | Volume Knob
"We can use the power supply taps provided on the Werkstatt to add a Volume control functionality to our Werkstatt. Having a volume knob may allow players to better integrate the Werkstatt into their setup."

WERKSTATT | Fine Tune
"The Werkstatt comes with a coarse tune potentiometer in the form of the VCO FREQ knob. However, it is sometimes necessary to have a finer control over the VCO tuning. This modification adds a fine tune potentiometer to your Werkstatt."

WERKSTATT | Pitch Bend
"Many popular synthesizers have a pitchbend wheel included for dynamic musical expressions. We will use a 10kΩ SoftPot to emulate the pitchbend wheel and add a fun functionality to our Werkstatt."

WERKSTATT | 2nd Oscillator
"The Werkstatt features a single-oscillator VCO, but by patching and attenuating our keyboard control voltage to our LFO we are able to use the LFO as a second oscillator. This feature is best used to add a lower frequency Triangle or Square wave oscillator to our Werkstatt."

WERKSTATT | Arduino Noise Generator
"A popular synthesizer feature is the noise generator. This noise can be filtered and mixed with our tonal signal to add bite or create percussive sounds. In this mod we will be using an Arduino microcontroller to add a noise generator to our Werkstatt."

WERKSTATT | Arduino Arpeggiator
"An arpeggiator is an electronic instrument feature which takes played chords and cycles through the notes in sequence at a set rate. This modification will add a arpeggiator/sequencer function to your Werkstatt by adding an Arduino micro controller and manipulating minimal code."

WERKSTATT | LFO Quantizer
"Do you want to wobble? Are you all about that bass? Do you want to add face melting to your resume? This mod is for you. Using the Arduino and some code we can create an LFO rate quantizer to sync our keyboard notes to LFO rate settings at a specific tempo."

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EMS SYNTHI 100 Coming to All Connected #6 - Special on IPEM, November 2, AB Club, Brussels, 6:30 PM

"IPEM: Established in 1963 as a joint venture between the then BRT and the University of Gent, the Institute for Psycho-acoustic and Electronic Music (IPEM) developed into an important centre of research and a studio where quite a few important composers of early electronica and contemporary music worked. People like Louis De Meester, Lucien Goethals and Karel Goeyvaerts are just a few of the important figures from this exciting period in recent (Belgian) music history.

During this evening, a number of original pieces from the IPEM studio are to be seen (coming from the collection of the MiM) together with the the EMS Synthi 100. The legendary synth in the possession of the IPEM since the 70’s.

We’ll start with a reading by Dr. Micheline Lesaffer on the history of IPEM. Right afterwards, a number of compositions played from from tape by Ivan Schepers, Head of Technolgy at IPEM.

screening: To Speak Or Not To Speak, R. Servais, 1970, 10min. Short animation film by Raoul Servais for which IPEM composer Lucien Goethals made music.

live set by Keith Fullerton Withman partly on the EMS Synthi 100

Screening: Harpya, R. Servais, 1979, 9min. Animation film in which Servais uses a technique with 35 mm projections on a multi-plane with a black back ground. The film won de Palme D’Or for best short-film in Cannes. Here too, the music is of Lucien Goethals is from the IPEM."

You'll find details on the event here.

Side note: this is the same Synthi 100 Featured in Köhn posted here.

New 4ms Shifting Inverting Signal Mingler In the Flesh - Coming October 27

Follow-up to this render.

"October 27th, October 27th, October 27th...repeat."

VINTAGE ARP ODYSSEY ll MODEL 2810 SN 0392

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"HERE'S A VINTAGE ARP ODYSSEY ll MODEL 2810 ANALOG SYNTHESIZER. POWERS UP WITH THE ON/OFF SWITCH LIGHT ON BUT NO SOUND OR OUTPUT. SOME OF THE KEYS ARE STICKY. SOLD AS IS IN NEED OF REPAIRS. NO RESERVE"

If anyone fixes it and re-lists it, send it in for a follow-up post. Anything to bring back these vintage classics from the dead.

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Retronyms Introduces Wej Wireless Bluetooth USB Hub

Published on Oct 7, 2014 Retronyms

Note the demos shows the iPad being controlled by external gear through the Wej. I'm curious if it works in the other direction so you can use controller and sequencer apps on the iPad to control hardware synths connected to the Wej. This would require the Wej to recognize and support USB MIDI adapters. For some hardware it would also require MIDI sysex support. I've reached out to Retronyms and will post back if I hear back. If anyone knows, feel free to comment.

Update: I heard back from Retronyms. The Wej will support MIDI out from the iPad and will support USB MIDI cables, so you can use sequencers and editors running on the iPad to control your hardware over bluetooth wireless.

"Yes, Wej will support MIDI out. Sysex should be supported. Also Wej is intended for controllers so MIDI timecode, clock, etc may not be something it's good at (bluetooth bandwidth may not be up to the task). Some of this is TBD."

Video description: "Wej combines a non-skid silicone base for creative work with a wireless hub for connecting USB controllers over bluetooth.

Wej needs you! Help support Wej by pre-ordering yours and get 20% off. Get Wej for just $99.00 through November 7th. http://preorder.retronyms.com

*Music courtesy of our friends at http://www.loopmasters.com"

And the press release:

"The company that brought you some of the most popular iOS music apps, including Tabletop, ReBirth, iMPC, iMPC Pro, iMini and iProphet has an exciting announcement. Retronyms is making their first venture into music hardware.

Wej is a non-skid performance platform that lets you connect your USB MIDI controllers to your iOS music apps wirelessly over the new Apple Bluetooth LE MIDI protocol. Wej features 24 ultra bright RGB LEDs so that you can add ambiance to your studio or blast an ultra-portable light show.

Retronyms is hoping you’ll help them gather enough pre-orders to support building Wej. To get you started, they're offering Wej at $99, which includes a 20% preorder discount!

Not only is Wej a great addition to your music studio, it is hackable. The core of Wej is an Arduino application processor, and they'll release the Arduino sketch for download under an open-source license. You can create anything from a MIDI controller based on your favorite joystick to a bedside charging stand with built in visual alarm clock. We’re excited to see what you come up with. Take a look at retronyms.com/hacks.html for more information on the extensibility of Wej."

Casper Electronics OMSynth workshop - Oct 18th at SVT

"Church of the Friendly Ghost is proud to present an in-depth, solder free, all experiences levels workshop by Pete Edwards, a.k.a. Casper Electronics

Build your own electronic sound gadgets with the OMSynth (Open Modular Synthesizer) MiniLab. Part electronics learning lab, part musical instrument, the MiniLab gives you everything you need to build, hack and play with a wide range of experimental sound circuits.

The workshop costs $75 and lasts about 5 hours. All materials are included. Workshop space is very limited. Please email drbleep@bleeplabs.com to reserve a seat.

$5 admission for the live performances at 9:30pm.

Oct. 18 @ Salvage Vanguard Theater (2803 Manor Rd, Austin)
1-6pm : Workshop
9:30pm : Performances by Chad Mossholder, Peter Edwards, and more.

Facebook event"

mpc + octatrack + op-1 live looping session

mpc + octatrack + op-1 live looping session from j tomes on Vimeo.

"one track from my new set. plenty of mistakes in there - it's a new set and a new process but i'm very happy to share it with you all as a work in progress."

VERMONA Piano-Strings "1980"

"(c) 2014 vintage keyboard demo track by RetroSound

all sounds: VERMONA Piano-Strings analog string ensemble made in GDR (1980)
recording: multi-track
fx: delay and reverb"

80s Sci Fi Film End Credits Jam & Synth Jams by Mitch Wiseman

Published on Oct 3, 2014 Mitch Wiseman

A few tracks by Mitch Wiseman starting with 80s Sci Fi Film End Credits Jam

"Four layers of synth, using the moog little phatty, and DSI prophet 08. Effects were an MXR carbon copy delay, and valhalla reverb."

Playlist follows with:
DSI Prophet 08 Arpeggiator Jam
Moog Little Phatty + MXR carbon Copy Doodle
Synth brass Jam (Moog, Prophet)
Chilled Nord Moog Dsi Jam
Moog Prophet Tempest Dance Music Jam
Afternoon Prophet Doodle
Brian Eno - An Ending (ascent) Prophet 08 Cover
Moog Prophet Nord Volca Jam (Feb '14)

This one in via David Wilson-Okamura on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

severence // integration (reprise)

Published on Oct 5, 2014 severence

"// unmixed, unmastered, work in progress.

// patch notes

sound sources: make noise dpo, make noise mmg & steady state fate quantum rainbow 2.

wmd sequential switch matrix modulating make noise dpo while being modulated by modcan quad lfo.

noise percussion via steady state fate quantum rainbow 2 run through intellijel planar.

self-patched make noise maths and steady state fate ultra-random analog gently nudging make noise rené along and modulating the addac802 vca quintet mixing console."

severence // niebla patch

Published on Aug 19, 2014

"Simple patch using the Make Noise DPO & Steady State Fate Quantum Rainbow 2 as sound sources.

Unmixed, unmastered, work in progress..."

ELKA ER33 Rack Synth Manual

via Asbjørn Galaasen on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

You'll find the download here (mirrored here).

Do Androids Dance To Electro Beat

via Steven R Sellick on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge: "New mix. All synths Roland SH-5, some mellotron, drums are CR-8000."

Birabuto Kingdom - Super Mario Land Cover on Modular Synth & Volca Beats #TTNM

Published on Oct 7, 2014 The Tuesday Night Machines

"Eurorack Modular Synthesizer & Volca Beats cover of "Birabuto Kingdom Theme" by Hiro Tanaka (Super Mario Land GameBoy chiptune soundtrack).

I arranged the score as two MIDI tracks in Ableton Live, based on the ragtime version of Keeper1st and the according MIDI file, created by PlayMidi.

- Keeper1st's video with Tom Brier's amazing ragtime sight-reading:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPa4i-...

- PlayMidi's video with Keeper1st's arrangement as a MIDI file:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Of_gm...

Also, check out Motive Makes A Man's awesome cover, which inspired me to do this song too (although I will never be as skilled as him):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HJDbM...

EURORACK PATCH INFO:

- Bass and Lead MIDI tracks, plus MIDI clock, from Ableton Live to the Vermona qMI MIDI-CV module
- Bass melody sounds by the Malekko Anti-Oscillator, through the Erica Synth Polivoks VCF. Mixed with a sub-osc from the Dopefer A-160 clock divider, through the Voice of Saturn Filter
- Lead melody sounds by the Klangbau Wavetable VCDO, through the Intellijel uVCF and partly through the Synthrotek EKO delay
- Noise percussion by the Ataraxic Translatron VCO, sequenced by the 4ms SCM
- Wooden/water drop percussion by the Klangbau 3D VCF filter-ping module
- Other drums by the Korg Volca beats, synced to the modular/Ableton
- Modular-internal trigger sequencing by the Rebel Tech Stoicheia, Intellijel uStep and 4ms Shuffling Clock Multiplier

GEAR INFO:

Audio gear used:
- Eurorack Modular Synthesizer (with Malekko Wiard Anti-Oscillator, Intellijel Dixie, Intellijel Quadra, Make Noise Function, Klangbau Köln Wavetable VCO, Erica Polivoks VCF, Vermona qMI MIDI-CV,etc. My rack on ModularGrid: http://www.modulargrid.net/e/racks/vi...)
- Korg Volca Beats (drum machine)
- Zoom R16 (recording & mastering)
- Ableton Live (MIDI sequencing the modular synth)

Video gear used:
- Panasonic WJ-AVE3 FX generator (circuit bent)
- Panasonic WJ-AVE7 video mixer
- Hama VS-2EIII video enhancer (circuit bent)
- GoPro HD Hero (playing back a video of a Super Mario Land play)

Filmed with a Canon EOS 550D (Rebel t2i). Audio and video performances recorded separately in one take."

Roland Jupiter 8 Vintage Analog Synthesizer SN 110859

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Hohner Bass 3 Vintage Analog Keyboard Bass Synthesizer SN 807982

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"including the original softcase , the german manual and the original tripod stand"

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Quasimidi Rave O Lution 309 SN 44090

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TipTop Trigger Riot

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Midisizer MidiREX - 4 Ch. MIDI Loop Sequencer

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"MidiREX is a small but versatile MIDI loop sequencer created for live performance. It is designed to provide basic multi track recording and playback capabilities with minimal distraction to your inspiration.

MidiREX records MIDI events received on its MIDI IN and stores them in non-volatile memory for later playback. The recorded events can include notes, controllers, pitch bend, after touch, program changes, and system exclusive data.

Specifications

Memory capacity: 64K
Parts: 50, each has 4 tracks
Songs: 50, each has up to 99 steps
Tempo range: 25-250 BPM
Clock resolution: 96 PPQN
Clock source: internal or external
Quantization: note and note length, 64th to 2 bar
Controls: RUN, REC, SW1-5, Clickable Encoder
Display: 16×2 character LCD
LEDs: MIDI IN, MIDI OUT, TRK1-4, SONG MODE
MIDI Connectors: MIDI IN, MIDI OUT
Foot switch connector: 3.5mm stereo, normally open or closed, momentary
Battery: CR2032, good for 10+ years
Power supply: 9VDC, center positive, 200mA"

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Elektron MachineDrum SPS-1 MKII UW with Soft Touch Knobs & Acrylic Black Side Panels

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"- Comes with original packaging, manual, TM-1 MIDI interface and factory power supply.

- Also comes with bonus Soft Touch Knob upgrade (genuine from Elektron) and acrylic angled sidecheeks as in pictures."

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Jen SX-1000 Synthtone Analogue Synthesiser with Patch Sheets

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Roland SH 32 Promo Vid 2002

Published on Oct 7, 2014 perfectcircuitaudio

"Enjoy this old school product promo video from Roland circa 2002!"

J.S. Bach Modular - The Italian Concerto BWV 971 - demo

Published on Oct 7, 2014

"More informations viz http://www.danielphilippstotz.info/ The full version is at the moment only available on request."

"I used this complex patch for the Presto (3. part) of the piece. The complete piece (total 11 minutes of music) is at the moment only here available on request for 2 EUR. Please send me an e-mail (see under CONTACT)."

Synthesizers.com & DIY 5U systems.

Second test with Mutable Instruments Braids. No over-dubs.

Published on Oct 7, 2014 Matthew Shaw

"Second test with Mutable Instruments Braids. No over-dubs. Patch description below. Variation on Mutable Instruments Braids Study #01.

Same set-up as before with the addition of Makenoise Phonogene. The Phonogene samples Braids in slow reverse mode. The Gene Size and Gene Slide are modulated by Makenoise Wogglebug.

Melody and Percussion:
Braids in "Meta" mode, waves are selected by Intellijel Metropolis set to 'Brownian' which pseudo randomly selects waves. The sound is filtered by the Makenoise MMG, the MMG is modulated by a Doepfer A145 LFO set to a slow cycle rate. Main sequence Makenoise Pressure Points clocked by Intellijel Metropolis and modulated "Direction in" by a square wave form a Doepfer A145 LFO.

Kick and Snare:
Kick produced by Doepfer A127 Triple Voltage Controlled Filter and modulated by a Doepfer A140 ADSR. Snare made by a Doepfer A118 Noise Source, filtered by a Doepfer A121 Multi-Mode Filter and modulated by Doepfer A140 ADSR.

Clocks:
Main clock Intellijel Metropolis, this is sent to a Doepfer A160 Clock Divider which is then sent to a Doepfer A149-1 Quantized / Stored Random Voltage which intern triggers the Doepfer A-149-2 Digital Random Voltage, these clocks are then sent to the Intellijel Plog logic module to produce the kick and snare rhythm.

Delay:
Main delay comes from the Modcan Dual Delay percussion delay produced by Synthrotek EKO, the EKO's rate is modulated by a Doepfer the A118 Random Voltage and is attenuated by a Doepfer A129/3 Vocoder Slew-Limiter.

Reverb:
Doepfer A199 Spring Reverb, full wet signal in to Intellijel Mutamix"

PIANA sign-off test

Published on Oct 7, 2014 Pi Synth

"It's Slade again, but I never captured it actually live actually playing this, so here's your actual living proof. One Kano, one MacBook providing MIDI bytes, one Minirig for monitoring, audio passed back from Pi into Mac to record so I can offer this video with nicer audio than yesterday's Popcorn. Ladies and gentlemen - 7 monosynths, a fistful of (virtual) echo boxes, a (virtual) reverb box, not a sample in sight, enough Virtual Analog stuff to keep you happy for ooh, days - take it, Noddy!"

Evolve - Yusynth Modular Jam

Published on Oct 7, 2014 Modular Cult

"The long pad type sound is the Roland JX-3P clocked by the pulse output of a Yusynth LFO. The JX-3P is running into a Strymon BlueSky set to 100% wet.

All other sounds are created by the Yusynth Modular.

The drums are sequenced by a single 'EVO Sequencer' (prototype).

Thanks for watching!"

Tuesday, October 07, 2014

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