Friday, September 18, 2020
Playing Shofar on Rosh Hashana and Modular Synthesizer Experiments
CatSynth TV
"Shana Tova! We present shofar, the traditional horn played on Rosh Hashana. We demonstrate the traditional shofar blasts: the Tekiah, Shevarim, and T'ruah. We then process them through several of our synthesizer modules for a unique (and unorthodox) experience. Modules used include the Strymon Magneto, Qubit Prism, and Buchla Red Panel 158 oscillator.
We wish you all a joyous and sweet new year, and please let us know if you have any thoughts or comments on this video.
0:10 Introduction
0:29 Rosh Hashana and the shofar
1:02 Demo of the ritual shofar blasts: tekiah, shevarim, and t'ruah
1:56 Experimenting with the shofar and modular synthesizer
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