Valhalla DSP Shimmer card for Tiptop’s Z-DSP

Valhalla DSP Shimmer card for Tiptop's Z-DSP from Tiptop Audio on Vimeo.

"After the release of the Halls Of Valhalla Z-DSP card we thought things couldn’t get better then that, but Sean hit us again with this killer Shimmer card, I plugged it in and wow, this thing is an instant pad generator inside my modular. In this patch two Z3000 are mixed and sent to a lowpass filter and into the Z-DSP running Valhalla Shimmer. This is an all Tiptop system with an exception of the beautiful Cwajmen MMF-6 filter. The pitch is played by the Z8000 that is triggered manually by the Circadian Rhythms. Very simple patch to give you a simple idea of the potential of this card."

http://www.tiptopaudio.com

encoder test

Published on Mar 3, 2016 Chris Montanaro

"This is a video to show how well the encoders work on the PE edition Mono Evolver Keyboard. Soundtrack courtesy of the amazing MEK."

Patch 3: 101 on 303 day. Intellijel Atlantis, MI clouds, and Elektron A4

Published on Mar 3, 2016 biologik

"#intellijel #mutableinstruments #elektron #modular #eurorack"

Doepfer systems A-100 EMS Style

Published on Mar 3, 2016 Synth4you

See here for details. Note the top description is in French and the bottom below the video is in English.

Waldorf Micro Q SN 1110055386

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569EGB & 569EGB Expander Modules

Published on Mar 3, 2016 John L Rice

"Here's a little bit more on the new Moon Modular gate output and set position input expansion modules for the 569 sequencer."

Synthrotek MST Expressor - Eurorack Expression Pedal Interface

Published on Mar 3, 2016 synthrotek

http://store.synthrotek.com/MST-Expre...

"The MST Expressor allows you to use expression pedals with your modular, taking a "hands-off" approach to expand your control and creativity. It has two identical powered expression pedal processing units in one handy module, allowing you to do things such as:

- Control volume with your foot
- Attenuate CV or audio if no expression pedal is plugged in
- Add positive or negative voltage with the flick of an ankle:
- Sweep a filter cutoff
- Transpose CV
- Pitch bend
- Direct audio volume control
- Attenuate and expand external CV
- LFO rate adjustment
- Modulation amount control
- And more...

Features:

- Processes audio and DC signals
- Two discreet expression pedal input channels (1/4" TRS jacks)
- External signal (audio or CV) input per channel
- Precise output adjustment: attenuator/scale control per channel
- 3-position switch select of +5V, -5V or 0V (mute) per channel
- External input bypasses the switch voltage (the switch voltage and external input are not active at the same time, i.e. the voltage will not offset your input signal.)
- Red/green LED per channel (red = positive voltage, green = negative voltage)
- Compatible with passive TRS 1/4" expression pedals, such as the M-Audio EX-P

Specifications:

- Current draw: 28mA on +12V; 28mA on -12V
- Width: 8HP
- Module depth: 24mm"

Free Public Performance By Suzanne Ciani at Dial-Tones: San Francisco

via Moogfest Dial-Tones:

"Youth Synthesizer Workshop and Electronic Legend Suzanne Ciani Public Performance

Friends of Moog,

San Franciscans have the opportunity to experience a live performance by legendary synthesist and electronic music pioneer Suzanne Ciani during Moogfest Dial-Tones at Gray Area Art & Technology Center on Saturday, March 5th.

Taking place in select cities around the world, Dial-Tones is an event series offering an exclusive preview of the Moogfest 2016 experience. Curated by Moogfest, Dial-Tones celebrates the form and frequencies surrounding ambient, drone, and microtonal compositions, as well as the technology behind the art of synthesis. The San Francisco edition is presented in partnership with Gray Area, a Moogfest 2016 Program Partner.

We want to let you know that RSVP for this performance and after-party is now open. Dial-Tones is free and open to the public, but space is extremely limited, so be sure to RSVP at dialtonessf.eventbrite.com. Access to the performance and after-party is granted to the RSVP list on a first come, first served basis."

Click here for details on how to RSVP.

Percussa Coming to Rocky Mountain Synthesizer Meetup Denver, Colorado on March 8th

"The Rocky Mountain Synthesizer Meetup is a monthly social gathering with more than 440 synthesists and synth enthusiasts from Denver, and was founded in 2012 by Synthesist and Sound Artist Mark Mosher. During the meetup on March 8th we'll give a presentation about SYNTHOR, the digital modular synthesizer I've been working on for the AudioCubes, as well as talk about the visualization features I've recently added into SYNTHOR. After our presentation, there will be a cool after-meetup performance by Brendan Haskins.

Date: March 8th, 2016
Time: 7PM to 10:30PM
Place: Walnut Room, 3131 Walnut Street, Denver (Colorado)"

Sync 01 Synth Event Hosted by Audio Damage Set for This Friday in San Francisco

"Sync01 is a free and all-ages event organized by AudioDamage. It’s an afternoon of community, conversation, and cables with Eurorack and synth manufacturers. Live performances from James Cigler, Rodent, Bana Haffar, and Tyler Thompson.

During the event several manufactures will be there to demo their products. Among the other manufacturers: Audio Damage, WMD, Makenoise, Roger Linn, Rossum Electro-Music, Toppobrillo, Mordax, Dave Smith Instruments, Industrial Music Electronics (formerly The Harvestman), Blue Lantern, Noise Engineering, 4MS and Synthrotek. Besides manufacturers retailers such as Robotspeak and I/O Music Technology will be attending the event as well.

Date: March 5th, 2016
Time: 4PM to 8PM
Place: Codeword, 917 Folsom St (@ 5th St.), San Francisco"

Percussa will be showing their AudioCubes as well.

A Can O' 303 for 303 Day

via @Moogfest

"Cool, refreshing, crisp, #acid. Happy 3/03 day. http://Moogfest.com"

TB-303 beer?!

Noise Engineering Variatic Erumption Tutorial

Published on Mar 3, 2016 Noise Engineering

"Quick tutorial of the Variatic Erumption."

Modular Synthesizer Improvisation with 2 Moog Werkstatt-01 (and a Doepfer A-147-2)

Published on Mar 3, 2016 Der Schlendrian

"Recorded through a Hall of Fame-Reverb with Loopy HD"

http://www.moogmusic.com/products/Semi-Modular
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this ain't rock & roll

Published on Mar 3, 2016 mark williamson

'This is recorded directly from the m32 - no effects, no post processing."

http://www.moogmusic.com/products/semi-modular/mother-32
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Two Sequencers Running - video #1

Published on Mar 3, 2016 noddyspuncture

"On this one I am using the SQ10 & Q960 sequencers. The SQ10 is playing the MS20 side of my MS20/MS10 hybrid 'Frankensynth'... the Q960 is playing the Minimoog. The Q960 is the 'master' here and the SQ10 is the 'slave' (...a little custom modification I made to both units to enable that function...!) The SQ10/MS20 are running free and I am tweaking the Moog side of things for some variation... :)"

apeDelay 1.2 Drone

Published on Mar 3, 2016 Alessandro Petrolati

iTunes: apeDelay - apeSoft

+ Ableton Link in integration, find out more about Link at http://ableton.com/link
+ New SYNC for LFO and Sequencer
+ New Input Spectroscope view
+ New Noise Gate parameter
+ New exp/log scale for “Multi-Slider”
+ Freeze now is working with Decimator/Granulate/Noise Gate and Blur
+ New Frequency range selection for stereo Delay Pads
+ New iCloud Drive and Document Picker for Presets and Files
+ MIDI Clock improved
+ Improved Toggle Interaction
+ Audiobus latest SDK update
+ Midibus latest SDK update
+ Bluetooth Audio IO support
+ Bluetooth MIDI LE Support
+ Added Preset Manager 'Open In…’ Support
+ Added Preset Manager ‘Sends the audio files used from the Bank’
+ Added File Manager 'Send E-Mail' Support
+ Audio Engine Optimisation

Rephazer - Analog Four Firmware 1.22 Try Out

Published on Mar 3, 2016 Rephazer

"Hi guys, Just a little live jam with the Elektron Analog Four which I bought a couple of days ago. Unfortunately I had to sell the OP-1 and got rid of the Novation Circuit as well to finance this thing, but I think I really do have the 'Elektron Virus...'

What a great machines!

Anyway, I flashed the latest firmware which features (along with a lot of other stuff) a 'random probability condition' that I already use a lot..it means for example that you can put steps in the sequencer and they play only 20% of the time.. great stuff for variation :)

This live recording features a lot of that random probability stuff so it's not really a new Rephazer song, but more about messing around with my new toy and it's new Firmware.. :)

I hope you enjoy it, feel free to leave comments and subscribe for more stuff."

Neutron Sound - Orgone Acummulator

Published on Mar 3, 2016 DivKidVideo

"Not a lot to say other than I've loved playing around with this thing!

Original Orgone video here -"

Neutron Sound - Orgone Accumulator

Published on Sep 10, 2014 DivKidVideo

"Here's my overview of the Neutron Sound - Orgone Accumulator. A feature packed digital VCO with AM, FM, dual VCO sync, wavetables, waveform cross fading and loads more! Check out the videos on Neutron Sounds page to check the features of the module at the link below. I've tried to stick to patch examples here to compliment those videos."

See here for the Neuton Sound videos.

Studio 2016 - Casper Electronics Pattern Sequencer in Testing

Published on Mar 3, 2016 casperelectronics synthesizers

"New pattern sequencer in testing"

New Clips of Regular Show's "Gary's Synthesizer"

Click here and scroll down for two new clips. These are pretty funny so do not miss them.

Alan Wilder with Roland Jupiter 8

Published on Feb 25, 2016 AreggerOrchestra

"Taken from an American TV feature."

This might have been the original video previously featured here. That video was pulled from YouTube so I went ahead and replaced it with the video above. The old description is there.

TRAX Retrowave R-1 Demos & Overview

Published on Jan 22, 2015 AreggerOrchestra

"Quick sound demo made with the Retrowave R-1 analog monosynth. Triggered via MIDI. No external processing except a little reverb / delay."

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Casio CZ3000 Synthesiser Demo

Published on Nov 3, 2015 AreggerOrchestra

"Short demo of sounds programmed on the Casio CZ3000 phase distortion synthesiser. No external processing apart from a little reverb..."

KORG MINILOGUE // 1st SEQUENCE // TRINAGLE WAVE SHAPE MODULATION

Published on Mar 3, 2016 LESINDES

"1st TIME EXCITEMENT -- BEZERKING CAMERA"

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Dave Smith Instruments Begins Shipping OB-6 Analog Synth

The new DSI OB-6 in conjunction with Tom Oberheim is now shipping! Remember to check prices with the MATRIXSYNTH sponsors on the right. I do not get a commission from them, rather they support the site directly, so please support them in return.

Here is official press release from Dave Smith Instruments:

"Highly Anticipated Tom Oberheim/Dave Smith Collaboration Now Available

San Francisco, CA—March 3, 2016—Dave Smith Instruments today announced that the OB-6, a new 6-voice analog synthesizer with discrete VCOs and filters developed in collaboration with Tom Oberheim, has begun shipping. Boasting a sound engine inspired by Oberheim’s original SEM (the core of his acclaimed 4-voice and 8-voice synthesizers), the new instrument is designed to provide true, vintage SEM tone with the stability and flexibility of modern technology.

Said Smith: “It’s been great fun working with Tom to create this synth. People are going to be blown away by how awesome the OB-6 sounds.” Added Oberheim: “The classic, unmistakable SEM tone is all there. It’s big and bold and it’s going to turn a lot of heads.”

The OB-6 features two discrete voltage-controlled oscillators (plus sub-oscillator) per voice, with continuously variable waveshapes (sawtooth and variable-width pulse, with triangle on oscillator 2). There is a classic SEM-inspired state-variable filter (low-pass, high-pass, band-pass, and notch) per voice. Voltage-controlled amplifiers complete the all-analog signal path.

Present also is X-Mod, with filter envelope and oscillator 2 as modulation sources (with bi-polar control). Destinations include oscillator 1 frequency, oscillator 1 shape, oscillator 1 pulse width, filter cutoff, and filter mode. The knob-per-function front panel puts virtually all parameters at a user’s fingertips. Toggling on the Manual switch enables live panel mode, in which the OB-6 switches to the current settings of its knobs and switches.

A dual effects section provides studio-quality reverbs, delays (including standard and BBD), chorus, and faithful recreations of Tom Oberheim’s acclaimed phase shifter and ring modulator. The effects are digital, with 24-bit, 48 kHz resolution, but a true bypass maintains a full analog signal path. Additionally, the OB-6 features a multimode arpeggiator and a polyphonic step sequencer with up to 64 steps (and up to 6 notes per step) plus rests. It allows polyphonic keyboard input and can sync to external MIDI clock.

The full-size, four-octave, semi-weighted keyboard is velocity and aftertouch sensitive. Said Dave Smith, “As with the Prophet-6, we made size a primary concern on the OB-6. It’s the right mix of power and portability and it fits right in on-stage or in the studio.”

The OB-6 is manufactured and sold by Dave Smith Instruments. It has a US MAP of $2,999."

http://www.davesmithinstruments.com/product/ob-6/

Electribe 012 Processing the Monotribe

Published on Mar 3, 2016 Computing.Sound

"Thanks to tarekith for the idea to do parallel processing with the Electribe 2.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KF9DK... [featured here in order]

Check out his videos, they're really good and in-depth.

The Korg Monotribe is routed into the Audio-Input of the Electribe 2.
On the first eight pads OSC TYPE is set to "409 Audio In".

Each part is filtered. 1 by a low-pass filter, 2-7 by a band-pass and 8 by a high-pass. These filters are modulated by mod type 67 Random.
Additionally the IFX is on and set to 24 Short Delay.

On the master I used 01 Mod Delay.

Recorded this with my phone and a Zoom H-5."

Novation // Launchpad Pro Techno-Jam by Alexander Franz

Published on Mar 3, 2016 NovationTV

Walkthrough in German below.

"In this performance, our very own Alex Franz performs with the Launchpad Pro and Bass Station 2. Utilising the MIDI i/o of the Launchpad Pro, he controls the Bass Station 2 to create some morphing white noise and manipulate the synth's patches.

Free Project File available here:
https://www.novationmusic.com/communi...

For more information on the Launchpad Pro, please visit:
https://www.novationmusic.com/launch"

Novation // Launchpad Pro - Techno-Jam Performance Explained by Alexander Franz

Uploaded on Jan 25, 2016

"In this tutorial video, Alexander Franz takes us through just some of the functionality of Novation's expansively updated product by explaining in-depth his Launchpad Pro performance."

Modular Jam 48

Published on Mar 3, 2016 ngarjuna

"Patch Notes:

Guitar Loops
Guitars performed and recorded by the fabulous Rich Prewett before being chopped and mangled

Lead Voice
The Rene pattern starts to feedback (via Woggle CV from the Wogglebug being fed Rene's pitch output and clock) at around 4:30 or so. From there the pattern continues to bend and wind as the attenuator gets wiggled until it gets snapped back to the familiar refrain

The patch itself consists of Rene driving the STO and Rubicon which are cross modulating:
Rubicon's sine is going through the uVCA (enveloped by Intellijel ADSR) into the STO linear FM
STO's sine goes through Optomix ch 1 enveloped by Maths into the TZFM input on Rubicon (full CW so not through zero)
The cross modulated output of the STO is additionally shape modulated by SUM out from Maths (which includes some offset and some PEG) and piped into the Optomix ch 2 enveloped by other Maths with Sequencer 1's LFO providing Damping modulation

Unlike most of my patches this one has not been subjected to any post processing: no reverbs, no delays or phasers; processing only seemed to obscure the nicer details of this particular patch.

West Coast Bass Patch
STO vari out to Optomix 2 enveloped and struck by Maths. STO sine out to Timbre input. Dynamic (uVCA opened by Woggle stepped out) FM from Sputnik 2
Timbre modulated by Maths
Optomix 1 opened by Intellijel ADSR and Damp modulated by Sequencer 1
Sequencer 1 LFO modulating Maths fall (Optomix ch 2)

East Coast Bass Patch
Rubicon square out and some noise from the Quantum Rainbow put through the Post Lawsuit Filter into the AJH Minimod VCA enveloped by Minimod EG and Intellijel ADSRs with some gentle PEG'ing and Pittsburgh Oscillator LFO'ing

Robot Humming Patch
In Kaivo I ran modulating Compressor Hiss through the metal string and one of the chambers
Then that rich timbre dancing mess got put through Array where the spectral filtering was sequenced

Pluck Patches
Fairly straightforward Ngarjuna Make Noise plucks: STO FM'd by Rubicon into Optomix, add Maths and PEG
The alternating line with the more common 3 note pluck is a variation using the two Sputniks cross modulating through the Timbre and into the other Optomix channel. Quantum Rainbow provided some additional modulation

Acid cooked in Klanghelm SDRR
Drums in Spark (electronic) and Jamstix (shakers and hand percussion)

and of course my trusty Tektronix 422 scope providing the trippy light show."

David Burgess Moog Solo

Published on Feb 24, 2016 David Burgess

"This is just a basic tune I started knocking around when I first got my MiniMoog Voyager Old School..."

And a Sequential Circuits Prophet-600.

This one in via Soviet Space Child.

After Hours - Three synth Jams

Published on Mar 3, 2016 GForce Software

"Good hardware and good software should always play well together.

Here are three examples of what we get up to after-hours as the sun sets and we start to wind down. The first two tracks are totally live improvisations using both software and hardware instruments, while the third track was initially recorded as a live 808, Oberheim 8 Voice & Modular synth jam, before several extra overdubs were added.; again, some software and some hardware.

Because it all has to come from the music, we don't only use GForce plug-ins either and here you'll find other good food from plug-ins such as Soundiron's Emotional Piano, Spectrasonics' Omnisphere & Stylus, iZotope's Iris, plus the AAS Lounge Lizard (through iZotope's wonderful DDLY), all sitting alongside impOSCar2, Minimonsta and Oddity2.

For the hardware fetishists, instruments include the Roland Jupiter 8, Oberheim 8 Voice, Prophet 5, Yamaha CS-80, Roland TR-808, Minimoog, Moog Sub37, EMS AKS, Simmons SDS-V, Roland SH-101 and a modular synth so special we daren't speak its name.

All music by GForce's Dave Spiers."

moogmemory by Matthew Bourne

An all Memorymoog production.  The release is also available on vinyl and CD.

"'Daniziel' is available now as a free download. Click on the link above!

All downloads include two exclusive bonus tracks, Jacqueline and Meniscus.

'Moog is a regal breed of synthesisers that are slightly untamable, which is why we (musicians) love them. Always on the edge of boiling over; taming one’s Minimoog was like riding a wild mustang, and bringing it to heel. When the polyphonic Moog Memorymoog first appeared in 1982, it was like having a team of six mustangs pulling a stage coach, its power was thrilling, and everybody had better get off the road to let it through...

'Its name was derived from the Apollo-era, onboard computer memory needed to save patches - once one had laboured with its 18 oscillators, modulation possibilities, and the gorgeous ‘Mooginess’ that lives within its filter circuits. The sheer amount of electronics under the hood of a Memorymoog made it literally pump out hot air; making her prone to pit stops and custom updates as the years went by.

'I first met Matthew Bourne, a prodigious improvising pianist, who was fascinating to watch as he took that conventional instrument ‘off road’ in an emotional sweat. Post-gig, and still wild-eyed, he made a beeline for me, having heard that I also owned a Memorymoog. Matt was keen to compare notes, and to discuss the fact that he was having the Lintronics Advanced Memorymoog (LAMM) conversion done to his (this is the Memorymoog equivalent of open heart surgery, which replaces 1,300 components over eight weeks of bench time, costing as much as a new machine). I immediately thought that Matt was insane. Some years later, moogmemory is Matt’s paean to this living, breathing machine. No other instruments are used on the album, and its capabilities are drawn out by this extremely empathetic musician: beautiful, brooding landscapes of thick impasto to translucent sunbursts; Dr. Bob would be proud!'

Graham Massey (808 State) November 2015
credits
releases March 4, 2016"

Sequential Prophet VS Synthesizer "Time Capsule 1986"

Published on Mar 3, 2016 RetroSound

"(c) 2016 vintage synthesizer demo track by RetroSound

all synthesizer sounds: Sequential Circuits Prophet VS Vector Synthesizer (1986)
recording: multi-tracking without midi
fx: reverb and delay"

Datach’i - Stillson Hammering (MKII)

Datach'i - Stillson Hammering (MKII) from Joseph Fraioli on Vimeo.

"No external computers or hardware were used in this performance. Single take with no editing. :)

A patch built around the new “Stillson Hammer MKII” by Industrial Music Electronics used for melodic content and bass line sequencing.

https://www.modulargrid.net/e/the-harvestman-stillson-hammer-mkii

Patch basics:

Sequencers used are the Industrial Music Electronics Stilton Hammer MKII (SHMKII), Tiptop Audio Circadian Rhythms (CR) and Intellijel Metropolis.

Chords: Make Noise tELHARMONIC sequenced by the SHMKII which is synced to the CR. clock is internally divided by 8 on the SHMKII. The change in chord harmonics is by way of increasing the level sent to the Tiptop ZDSP which is running the shimmer verb card by Valhalla DSP. Filtering fun with the Cwejman MMF-1.

Bass: this is the Roland 521 and 512 sequenced by the SHMKII and processed through the L-1 Stereo Micro Compressor.

Lead Melody: Intellijel Atlantis Sequenced by the SHMKII and processed through the Qu-Bit RT60.

Acid: Intellijel Rubicon with Cwejman MMF-1 sequenced by the Intellijel Atlantis which is synced to the SHMKII. modulation to filter and envelopes from the XOAC Batumi with Poki, Maths and Tiptop z8000. (happy fake 303 day ;)

Kick: Blue Lantern Asteroid BDv4 sequenced by the CR.

Snare: Hex Inverter Mutant Clap sequenced by the CR. FX throws to the Mungo D0, Make Noise Erbe Verb and SSF/WMD DPLR

Metallic Clangs: Noise Engineering Basimilus Iteritas sequenced by the CR with FX throws to the Modcan Dual Delay in dual tap which is synced to the SHMKII. Modulation from the XOAC Batumi.

Percussion 1: hex Inverter Mutant Snare sequenced by the CR.

Percussion 2: ALM Dinkys Taiko Sequenced by the CR.

http://datachi.com"

SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS TOM with Extras

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Yamaha VL7 (version 2) Virtual Acoustic Synthesizer with BC3 SN KPO1679

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"The Yamaha VL7 is a monophonic Virtual Acoustic Synthesizer with 49 keys. The unit is in excellent condition, and the OS is version 2 . I have included a Yamaha BC3 Breath Controller. I am also including a bottle of mouthpiece disinfectant; had to make sure the BC3 worked, but also needed to keep it sanitary! Please spray the mouthpiece before using it the first time. I downloaded the manuals and printed them. I realized when the printing was almost finished I hadn't set the printer pages for 'double-sided' printing, so the manuals are a bit thick.

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Quasimidi Sirius Synthesizer

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2 OBERHEIM Matrix-1000 Vintage Analog Synth Modules DOUBLE YOUR PLEASURE

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E-mu Morpheus Z-Plane Synthesizer

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Live Korg Volca Jam 020 . Roland Boutique., Microbrute, Microkorg.

Published on Mar 3, 2016 Todd Smith

": Gear Used :

Roland JU-06
Korg MicroKorg
Korg Volca Bass
Korg Volca Keys
Korg Volca Beats
Arturia Microrbute
Alesis QX49
Midi Solutions Quarda Thru
Behringer Micromix MX400
Tascam US-144mkII Audio Interface
Waves Supertap & TrueVerb
SonEQ (FREE EQ VST)
Ableton Live 8 ( Used as digital mixer / multi track )
Ozone

:Setup:

The Korg Volca Bass sleeps on this track. The Arturia Microbrute, Korg Volca Beats, Korg Volca Keys, Roland Boutique JU-06 are on sequence duty. The Microkorg is played live from the Alesis QX49."

Kilpatrick Audio Phenol // Patch 012 - Destruction

Published on Mar 3, 2016 DiscoverNoise

"DiscoverNoise 030-
Kilpatrick Audio Phenol 013-

This video shows Phenols lighter sounds "battleing" against the darker more destructive sounds. The high sounds are sequenced by the Arturia Beatstep while the darker sounds are random from Phenols LFO. For more see Patchsheet linked below.

Patchsheet: https://cloud.1und1.de/ngcloud/extern..."

303 day! but i'm not have a 303... [TR-606][X911]

Published on Mar 3, 2016 centrevillage

Roland Boutique Series JP 08 synth quick sequence performance song, analog synthesizer jupiter

Published on Mar 3, 2016 Expanding Sound

"The Roland JP-08 is still fairly new, and quite fun. Does it sound as good as the original? Doubtful, but not every synth needs to have the presence of its analog father, as everything can have its place in the mix. This video was made to showcase some of its sequencing ability and sound sets. 2 quick sequences, followed by an impromptu lead. This synth is a lot of fun anywhere, thanks to its built in speaker and battery capability. We are fans of the boutique line, and wanted to show you some quick reasons why."

Roland Boutique on eBay | Roland Boutique on Amazon

Minilogue House live jam Electribe Sampler, Volca, Streichfett "Get out of this house"

Published on Mar 3, 2016 Shimanski Beats

"Got to spend some more time with the Korg Minilogue and made this house live performance with the title "Get out of this house". The Minilogue plays a spacy chord complimented with some loose notes; the LFO-filter modulated sound is made from scratch. During the session the waveshape of both oscillators as well as their octaves are modulated. The sound gets some delay and reverb from the Lexicon MX 200.

Other instruments used:
Korg Electribe Sampler 2: Drums, vocal samples; sequencer for the other gear)
Korg Volca Bass: SQR bass (with TC Alter Ego X4 Vintage Echo)
Waldorf Streichfett: string pad (phaser and reverb: TC M350)
MB 33 Retro: acid-ish sequence in the background
Arturia Microbrute: lead sequence, played live

External effects: Lexicon MX200, TC Electronic M350, TC Electronic M One XL, TC Electronic Alter Ego X4 Vintage Echo, DBX 166xl"

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Geneamus patch for a Hildegard von Bingen compostion

Published on Mar 3, 2016 Bálint Baráth

"A generative soundscape for the upcoming Geneamus concert performing Hildegard von Bingen compositions on old (renaissance and romantic) and new (electronic) instruments."

Grendel DC-2e Drone Commander 2 - Eurorack (official)

Published on Mar 3, 2016 EA78751

"This video walks through getting started with the Grendel DC-2e Drone Commander 2, beginning with using the Main Module by itself (0:30).

Next, see how to control it from a MIDI keyboard, using the Expander module and a MIDI-CV converter (3:40).

A self-patch that gives additional filter modulation is demonstrated (5:35). After that, one of the MIDI-CV converter’s auxiliary CV outputs is patched in to control DC-2e’s LFO rate with the MIDI mod wheel (7:00).

The next section demonstrates VCF 1’s self-oscillation (8:35), including how to cancel the filter’s self-oscillation so only the dry tone of the VCOs is heard (9:50). Then, VCF 1 is set up as a third oscillator, creating a constant-pitched drone note to accompany melody played on the VCOs (10:50).

Last, some examples of pitch modulation using the MOD knob are shown (11:40), leading to full-on crazy town.

rarewaves.net/products/dc2e"