MATRIXSYNTH

Sequential Fourm factory preset demo Bank 1

video upload by theover2

"I'm playing my new Sequential Fourm analog synthesizer, recorded the video with a Samsung S24 Ultra in HDR/10bit 4K 60Fps, recorded the analog output of the synthesizer with my Yamaha MG16 XU mixer/AD/DA converter, recording with the "pw" (PipeWire) tools on Fedora 44 (Linux) . Then I loaded the results in Davinci Studio (on the same Fedora 44 machine), aligned the tracks, and saved in HDR format for Youtube.

All the music is played by me on that synthesizer, live. No Midi, no edits, no effects, and no other sounds sources."

MVave FM-1 and Hotone Verbera

video upload by HanzVolt

"The synth all the brokies can afford! and a pedal worth 5x more"

Exploring The M-Vave thru the Hotone Verbera

video upload by HanzVolt

"Checking the hottest little synth in the Synthverse"

Snow in a Neon Glow

video upload by A Little Knight Music

"Lo-fi ambient improve

Sequential Prophet Rev 2 - Eventide Blackhole"

Oberheim TEO-5, Moog Minitaur, Volca Keys Analog Cybersynth

video upload by Scott Nellé - Plague Society

"As I close in on 1000 subscribers, I hope you'll join for the journey! Like and subscribe if you're new here and you enjoy hardware synth demo tracks. This is a sort of Cybersynth track played on three analog synths at very different price points. It's sequenced in my DAW, along with drums also from the DAW because I ran out of table space! The main synth here is the Oberheim TEO-5, playing a factory preset. In the intro it's playing a pluck, a lead, and a bass note across the five voices. Lead and bass get shifted to other synths later in the track. After the first time through, I add a ping-pong delay from the Zoom MS-70CDR+.

The main rolling bass comes from the Moog Minitaur straight into the DAW. No effects on the Minitaur this time, just the raw sound.

Mid way through the track the Korg Volca Keys takes over lead duties playing a patch with a fast LFO modulating the cutoff frequency. It's running through my Keeley Caverns V2. As a goth, I needed the special glow in the dark edition with bats and spiders on it, of course."

EMEAPP SONIC TEST DRIVE: Dewtron Mr. Bassman Bass Pedals feat. MIKE KIKER

video upload by EMEAPP

Note this appears to be the first demo of the Dewtron Mr. Bassman featured on the site. Previous posts have all been listings. You'll find some pics and additional info there though.

"In this episode of Sonic Test Drive, our Education Associate Mike Kiker ‪@MikeKiker‬ demonstrates the Dewtron Mr. Bassman.
One of the first commercially available standalone bass pedal units. Made in the UK in the early 1970s, famously used by bands such as Genesis, Yes, Led Zeppelin, and Renaissance. To compliment the Dewtron and to demonstrate how the deep frequencies generated by the Dewtron can supplement the low end in a band situation for both bass players and guitar players, Mike also plays a 1967 Rickenbacker 360/12-string guitar followed by a 1974 Rickenbacker 4001 bass. It wasn't long before more widely available bass pedal synths such as the Moog Taurus pedals supplanted the Dewtron in terms of both popularity and functionality. But it was the Dewtron that first made an impact as a supplemental bass instrument and has become an exceedingly rare and sought after instrument. #basspedals #bass #genesis #mikerutherford #yes #chrissquire #ledzeppelin #johnpauljones #renaissance #joncamp #museum #musictech #synthesizer #analog #analogsynth #progressiverock #guitarplayer #pedal #pedalboard #pedals #basssynth #synthbass #progrock"

Electric Cow EC909 - TR-909 drum machine / TB-303 synth for Atari STE/TT/Falcon

- demo & sample pack video upload by ako

"Quick look at the Electric Cow EC909 drum machine / soft synth for Atari ST/TT/ Falcon and a sample pack made from it's TR-909 sounds. It's a combined TR-909 and TB-303 emulator in one programme (a lot like Steinberg / Propellerheads's ReBirth) which is neat and features PCM samples from a TR909 for the drums (also neat) which can be edited in terms of pitch and attack. My understanding is their wares were more aimed at the falcon but will run on STEs and TTs given that this was released in 1998. EC909 can create single‑bar patterns (in real time on the Falcon), and then export them as AIFF or AVR (Both 8‑ or 16‑bit formats, mono or stereo). The program can also generate a MIDI File from your pattern. MIDI triggering for drums is also possible. The manual, which is still online, contains instructions for loading your own samples into to replace the stock 909 samples using the included CandiKit program, very cool! this lags noticeably on the STE, but still works well enough to play back the drum sounds for sampling.

EC909 sample pack (both raw and processed with noise reduction):
https://drive.google.com/drive/folder...

Download the programme from Electric Cow's archive here: https://www.exxosforum.co.uk/atari/mi...

EC909 manual here:
https://www.exxosforum.co.uk/atari/mi...

Chapters:
00:00 - background info, compatability, bundled software
01:29 - quick look at the TB-303 emulator (surprisingly ok!)
01:54 - latency
01:59 - TR-909 drum machine overview and basic features and verisons
04:25 - All basic sounds
05:15 - tuning / pitching samples
06:03 - editing the attack of the sound
08:17 - what's in the smaple kit
09:13 - triggering via MIDI, issues with voiving, latency etc.
13:31 - 1 min sound demo using the drums sampled into ableton"

Korg Prologue - Elixir Vol.1 OUT NOW! (Vid 1 of 2) - #korg #prologue #presets

video upload by Scott McAuley Sounds

Update:

Korg Prologue - Elixir Vol.1 OUT NOW! (Vid 2 of 2 - Sounds 51 to 101) - #korg #prologue #presets

video upload by Scott McAuley Sounds

"Patches will be available at https://www.orano.co.uk/shop or http://www.synthsounds.co.uk
Only Prologue factory effects used in this demo!

This bank will include a huge FREE BONUS -

Three (YES THREE) brand new custom multi engine oscillators,

and also 5 wavetable oscillators so will allow you to create sounds you have never been able to create before!
DXOSC - This is an FM Oscillator with 25 Algorithms, Adjustable 2:1 Ratio, Adjustable 3/4:1 Ratio, mod generator (LFO) with 24 Shapes, Speed Control & Depth Control.

TZFM - This is Built with dual waveforms A&B - A has 46 wave shapes, B Has 44, TZFM can be sent AtoB, or BtoA, with depth control, adjustable Ringmod, and adjustable Bitcrush, you can also set for NO tzfm if you purely want to utilise the 90 different waveforms, the shape knob fully left is Wave A, centre is Wave A&B mixed, Fully Right is Wave B, so you can mix and match as you like.

STEPr - is quite similar to TZFM, but has the additional very unique feature of being able to step through each of A & B's waveforms per note pressed, you can step A only, or B only, or both A&B together, These also have the option to dial in some TZFM for adding some crunch / dirt, they also have adjustable ringmod mix, and adjustable bitcrush mix. Like the TZFM Osc, you can also set for NO tzfm if you purely want to utilise the 90 different waveforms, the shape knob fully left is Wave A, centre is Wave A&B mixed, Fully Right is Wave B, so you can mix and match as you like.

I hope you enjoy!

© Scott McAuley. All rights reserved.
#custom #sounds #prologue"

Vintage Meets Modern: Memorymoog Plus & Moog Muse | 2026 BMF Summer Raffle

video upload by moogfoundation

"🎟️ Enter the Bob Moog Foundation’s 2026 Summer Fundraising Raffle for your chance to win a vintage Memorymoog Plus or a Moog Muse: https://bit.ly/2026MemorymoogMuseRaff...

Justin Stanton of ‪@snarkypuppy‬ plays both raffle prizes, exploring the rich analog sound and expressive possibilities of the vintage Memorymoog Plus and the modern Moog Muse.

And these are the actual instruments you could win.

The Memorymoog Plus, the raffle’s first-place prize, is one of Moog’s most celebrated vintage polyphonic synthesizers. The Moog Muse, the second-place prize, is a modern eight-voice analog polyphonic synthesizer that carries the tradition of Moog synthesis forward.

Every raffle entry supports the Bob Moog Foundation’s work to inspire people through the intersection of science, music, history, and innovation. Proceeds help sustain Dr. Bob’s SoundSchool, the Bob Moog Foundation Archives, and the Moogseum in Asheville, North Carolina."

Creat random CV with gotharman's Tuul

video upload by Meska (Meska)

"here a quick demo of crooss modulator chanel of gotharman's Tuul set as lfo for creat random CV

Thank you for watching. My name is Meska of the statik collective . I've been making mostly 'dark and expérimental' music for more than ten years now, i'v learn so much online, now it's time for me to share my knoledge, my exploration and this channel is a place to talk about the tools, sound design and techniques to make music with. You can stream my albums and EPs at https://statikwave.bandcamp.com/. If you'd like to support the channel consider buying music from bandcamp ;) Contact/booking: meskastatik@gmail.com"