TYME SEFARI MKII: THE SUSTAINER

video upload by Robotopsy Robotopsy

"TYME SEFARI MKII: THE SUSTAINER
by ROBOTOPSY

SUSTAINER INGREDIENTS

1- Fill the Buffer & Memory
2- Play – Activated
3- Send wave table signal like the KERMIT MK3 to the DIRECTION INPUT
4- Using an OFFSETTER like the QOTILE is Preferable
5- Balance between Signal Freq, Amp, SHAPE & OFFSET is the KEY
6- *Optional: Process Audio Output of TS MK2 to add colors
7- Load Memory for variations

Un souvenir qui me poursuit"

The Zorlon Cannon | Dark Atari 2600 Tone Generation | The Harvestman | IME

video upload by Nostalgic Ruckus

"This module is pretty special. To give an idea of what is going on I tried to make it simple. In all of these patches the top mixer is the sound and the bottom mixer is the gates. The bottom mixer is firing gates that are triggering all four envelopes separately as an envelope or in burst mode on Quadrax. The top mixer outs are going into vcas. That is where the sound is coming from. There are four sounds in total coming from the mixer. When I say mixers I am talking about the outputs on the Zorlon Cannon. Quadrax is then modulating the vcas. Something to note. Quadrax when in burst mode (yellow lights) till the cycle ends it will block any of the gates incoming from the Zorlon Cannon till it ends its cycle. Think of it like a ping pong ball bouncing. It will not accept gates from the Zorlon Cannon till the final 'bounce'. This is why at first it may look like some of the gates are not matching up with the envelopes.

Probably the most fun I have had in modular in awhile. Up there with Mito and Dial up from Moffenzeef Modular as far as the fun factor."

"Taming The Harvestman" | Industrial Music Electronics

video upload by Nostalgic Ruckus

"Finding the hidden tones and textures within the FM. Everything here was found by accident off camera. When it felt right I turned on the camera to capture. Here are a few of those moments."

Make Noise Retires the Shared System

Tony Talks Shared System | Make Noise video upload by MAKEN0ISE

"As we begin to ship the final production run of the Black & Gold Shared System Plus, Tony sits down to reminisce on its origins and history, and also to answer your Shared System questions from our various social media channels!

Three of the five Shared System Series artists host the records digitally on their Bandcamp pages:

https://richarddevine.bandcamp.com/al...
https://cortini.bandcamp.com/album/ma...
https://surachai.bandcamp.com/album/m...

https://www.makenoisemusic.com/synthe..."

Update:

Press release follows, including a pic of the original Shared System followed by the black and gold.


"After more than a decade of production, the Shared System is being retired, with its final run currently shipping to dealers worldwide.

The Shared System was originally designed in 2012 as a self-contained instrument which was mailed to artists to create music for the Shared System series of 7” records on Make Noise Records. The Shared System was then officially released after the records later in 2012, updated in 2015 as the Black & Gold Shared System and again in 2017 as the Black & Gold Shared System Plus.

The Shared System is the deepest and most complex of our systems, bringing together many of our synthesis techniques into one system. From analog FM to voltage controlled granularization, the Shared System goes to more sound destinations than most folks have time to travel to in a single lifetime. While this marks the end for the Shared System’s production, the instrument will provide an endless source of inspiration for years to come. As always, we cannot wait to hear what you create with yours!

To commemorate the Shared System’s retirement, we have posted a new video to our YouTube channel ('Tony Talks Shared System'), in which Make Noise founder Tony Rolando sits down to reminisce on the origins and history of the Shared System.

While the original Shared System records are long out of print, three of the five Shared System Series artists currently host their Make Noise Records releases digitally on their Bandcamp pages and can be heard via the links below:

https://richarddevine.bandcamp.com/album/creature-ep
https://cortini.bandcamp.com/album/make-noise-shared-system-002
https://surachai.bandcamp.com/album/mnr005-shared-system-series"

Piston Honda MK3 Videos by The Mephitif

br>video uploads by The Mephitif

Playlist:

1.Piston Honda MK3 Video 2

Second time visiting the Industrial Music Electronics Piston Honda MK3, this time with an emphasis on the softer sounding things. This is a raw video with no prior knowledge of the wave banks, just an attempt to look at some of the various wave-sets with an emphasis on the unison voice features. VERY BORING.

2. Industrial Music Electronics Piston Honda MK3

Playing around with the presets, FM amount, and xyz axis of the Industrial Music Electronics Piston Honda MK3 for the first time. Sorry for the crappy cell phone video.

3. Harvestman Piston Honda MK2 Feedback

The Piston Honda MK2 being fed into it's FM input via VCA 1 of the Double Andore MK 2 a mix of it's own output, and the outputs of the Hertz Donut MK2 and both oscillators of the Kermit. Topped with some heavy verb.

Malgorithm mk1 : EXPANDER

video upload by

"Using ULN2803A for CV translation.
Switches can be activated by Voltage Control."

Moog DFAM vs Mother 32

video upload by Jarkko Tuohimaa

"Short modular sequences with Moog Mother 32 and DFAM percussion synthesizer. Some additional eurorack modules to spice up the jam. Supercritical Demon core oscillator, The Harvestman Malgorithm..."

Malgorithm mk1 & mk2 Kompare Video

video upload by Robotopsy Robotopsy

"Similar patches to compare both first versions of Malgorithm.
Much more than a Bit Crusher."

Patch Techniques - With Your Modular Synthesizer

video upload by PanicGirlVids

"This is one of my favourite patches of 2021. May I show it to you? 👩‍🌾

Have a wonderful weekend everyone and don't forget:
one patch a day keeps the doctor away 🎛️⁠🌸🎛️⁠

✾ Modules used in this Patch ~

Doboz TSNM MKII ~
Mutable Instruments Plaits ~
Folktek Alter2 ~
Harvestman Tyme Sefari ~
Mutable Instruments Beads ~
2HP Mixer ~"

Tyme Sefari : MK I MKII Kompare

Robotopsy Robotopsy

"Here's a little Comparison video of both versions of Tyme Sefari.
While we wait for the MKIII, it can be a good idea to study the past and present. A big thank you to all the artists who agreed to let me use their music.
J.G Thirlwell
Manorexia : Armadillo Stance
http://www.foetus.org/content/
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Christian Wolz : Devil intus mestra de la fore
https://citoma.de/

Jorane : In Motion
http://jorane.com/

IN MOTION
Music: Jorane
Production: Jorane
Sound recording, mix and mastering: Eloi Painchaud.
Voice, cello: Jorane
Guitar: Jesse MacCormack
Guitar: Eloi Painchaud
Double bass: Nicolas Caloia (Ratchet Orchestra)
Drum: Stefan Schneider (Richard Reed Parry, Thus Owls)

Antoine Dufour : Reality
https://www.antoinedufourmusic.com/

Gloom Boy
???????___ !!! ?????.gloom"

filter pairings & modular run - DEFECTS DEFECTS

filter pairings Industrial Music Electronics Harvestman Hertz Donut MkI vs Intellijel Polaris

Published on May 19, 2020 DEFECTS DEFECTS

filter pairings Malekko richter oscillator ii vs intellijel dr octature ii

Published on May 19, 2020 DEFECTS DEFECTS

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Endorphin.es Furthrrrr Generator Buchla Panel

via this auction

Note this is a supporting member, post. The seller has a ton of other modules listed as well.

Here are the direct links:

Tiptop Audio Z-DSP

2nd Tiptop Audio Z-DSP

Tiptop Audio Z-DSP Halls Of Valhalla DSP Card

Tiptop Audio Z-DSP Time Domain Cards

Tiptop Audio Z-DSP Chorus card

Intellijel Mutamix V2

Industrial Music Electronics Argos Bleak

Analogue Systems Rs100s Lowpass Filter

Intellijel Cylonix Cyclebox II

Hexinverter Mutant Hihats

The Harvestman Hertz Donut MkI

The Harvestman Lider Suboctave

And one pic for each:

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KERMIT MKIII : AUDIO DEMO

Published on Mar 7, 2020 Robotopsy Robotopsy

"Audio demo of the Kermit MKIII from Industrial Music Electronics.
Every sound source comes from the Kermit MKIII only...... well except the Kick drum in the first patch that comes from the HDMKIII.

Patch:01
Main Tempo from DC1 Drumcomputer from Soundmachines
All Kermit MKIII's output channels goes to two Bionic Lester MKIII before going to Two Double andore MKII's VCA Audio input
Constant Kick with the Hertz Donut MKIII triggered by the DC1
Kermit MKIII's Preset CV is in trig random mode so each trig generates a random patch of the unit.
Bionic Lesters MKIII are also in Trig Random mode
Sequencing with Stillson Hammer MKII + Pressurepoints + Z8000

Patch:02
Kermit MKIII's preset CV and attenuater are in Morph
Each channels of the Kermit goes to Bionic Lester MKIII before going to the Evin 209 Matrix mixer.
2 mix of the Evin goes to the Tyme Sefari MKII for droning
1 mix goes to the Bionic Lester v1 for optimum bass booster and aliasing madness before going to the optomix for Kick Bass.
The last mix of the Evin goes to the Polyvok Filter ( VCF ) before going to the DAMKII for some click percussions.
Reverbs - EQ - Compressor - Filters with Ableton LIVE

Patch:03
Kermit Channel A for Audio
Kermit Channel B as envelope assigned to the Amplitude of channel A to act as VCA Env combo
Kermit Channel C modulate waveform of channel A
Kermit Channel D modulate the waveform of channel B
Stillson Hammer MKII for Sequencing Kermit's channel A and B
Kermit's channel A output is splitted to the Bionic Lester MKIII A input before the Tyme Sefari MKII then the Tyme Sefari MKII's output back to the Bionic Lester MKIII B input.
Using Stillson Hammer v1's gates to the A Sound Of Thunder and Bionic Lester MKIII's CV inputs.

I'll explain the lasts patch later I got to pee.........."

3X Stillson Hammer MKII - Délinquance Épileptique

Published on Mar 1, 2020 Robotopsy Robotopsy

"A small Jamm with Mr Fingers and Votek Mendo with 3 Stillson Hammer MKII and lots of noisy modules."

Polivoks VCF from Industrial Music Electronics (fka The Harvestman)

Published on Mar 1, 2020 CatSynth TV

"Explore the Polivoks VCF, part of the Iron Curtain Electronics series from Industrial Music Electronics (formerly known as The Harvestman).

0:00 Intro and history
0:34 Basic functionality
1:42 CV control (After Later Audio Pique envelope)
3:00 Extended jam with Ableton Live (CV Tools + drums) into Polivoks VCF

Additional modules used:
Sputnik Dual Oscillator
After Later Audio pique (bouncing-ball envelope mode)
Noise Engineering Sinc Bucina (VCA)
Expert Sleepers ES-8 (audio and CV from Ableton Live)
Mordax DATA

For more information, please visit http://www.industrialmusicelectronics...

'A legendary analog filter design available at last in your modular system,the original circuit from a classic Russian analog synthesizer designed in cooperation with its inventor Vladimir Kuzmin.Tthe 2-pole filter circuit now has simultaneously available low- and band-pass outputs. From the pleasant saturation of bass frequencies when overdriven, to the satisfyingly unstable self-oscillation, this filter design is utterly unique. A 2-input audio mixer and some modulation inputs have been included for patching convenience.'"

URSA MAJOR STARGATE 323 // KORG VOLCA FM // SPACE ODYSSEY

Published on Feb 6, 2020 LESINDES

"This is the last and most sophisticated URSA MAJOR reverb the STARGATE 323. Stunning space and ambient relevance. The source was a KORG VOLCA FM processed in my modular with CWEJMAN QMMF-4 (cutoff modulated by WMD PDO whose pitch was rondomly controlled by HARVESTMAN ZORLAN CANNON) and then through VERMONA TAI-4 directly fed in the reverb."

Mini Polivoks Modular (5 Eurorack modules from The Harvestman)

Published on Jan 22, 2020 poorness studios

"It took me a few years to find all these modules on the used market, but I managed to put together a Eurorack Polivoks clone. All 5 modules are from The Harvestman (Industrial Music Electronics) and were designed by Scott Jaeger in conjunction with Vladimir Kuzmin (the designer of the original Polivoks synthesizer). This modules are housed in a 4MS Pod48X. The original Polivoks synthesizers were made from 1982-1990 by the Formanta radio factory in Russia. They are sought after for their unique sound that came from the Soviet-made electronic components."

Cigar Box Guitar + Modular Synth: Part II (TX Wiggles 50)

Published on Nov 3, 2019 poorness studios

"I woke up this morning with this cigar box guitar riff in my head so I decided to build a piece around it. The audio comes straight out of the modular synth with no additional processing.

You can find Part I here:"

Cigar Box Guitar + Modular Synth: Part I (TX Wiggles 35)

Published on Sep 22, 2018 poorness studios

"This was kinda fun. I decided to plug my CBG into the modular synth. It goes thru a homemade fuzz pedal, into the Pittsburgh InOut, then thru a Harvestman Polivoks VCF, and finally into MI Clouds. It doesn't really sound like a CBG after all that... but the twang still comes thru.

Fuzz pedal build: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7DC3..."

Hertz Donut 1 - 2 - 3

Published on Oct 8, 2019 Robotopsy Robotopsy

"Incomparative Patch of funing with all versions of the Hertz Donut as only sound source."

http://www.industrialmusicelectronics.com

Eutelia

Published on Aug 24, 2019 rustyjaw

"It's been a while. Took some time away from music, although I didn't intend to take this long. I suffered a bit of a creative crises for a while, really not thrilled with my own music. Feeling like I had fallen into ruts, working the same tools in the same manner. I started to worry that I'd drift so far form music making that it would be hard to find my way back, so I decided to just try and learn something new. I focused on learning to use loops with the Deluge. I took the Deluge out of my room (ah, battery powered gear!) in an attempt to steer clear of those ruts.

That was the genesis of this track, using the Deluge to crunch up some drum loops and make variations. The rest flowed organically from that, I built much of the track on the Deluge using internal sounds, and then moved it to the studio to reroute some of those tracks to external gear. I found that just exercising the music muscle in the name of satisfying a curiosity was enough to kickstart inspiration.

Sound sources:
Deluge synth is doing bassline and ethereal pads
Deluge for all beats, processed with internal fx
JP-08 for muted keys/chime-like sounds
Digitone for thin panning pad and occasional bubbly arps
Rings is the arp lead (being fed a modulated BIA), but the Peak also mirrors the same melodic lines for layering
Morphagene is glitching about on a recording of the Rings, this is fed into Magneto for ambiance

Stillson Hammer MkII is running stepped modulation to BIA, Rings, and Morphagene"