Thursday, October 05, 2023
UDO Super 6 - Dynamic Arped Pluck!
video upload by Scott McAuley Sounds
"Patches will be available at https://www.orano.co.uk/shop or http://www.synthsounds.co.uk
Sitting in front of my newly acquired S6, and wow! U.D.O have nailed it with this! I am as usual, just becoming familiar with the instrument, and so far Im loving the sound of it. Undoubtably is going to be fantastic for binaural pads etc, but the envelopes are super snappy and the drive on the filter gives it some real grunt!
I just thought I'd share this patch I created this afternoon. I'm going to have fun with this one :) -
Enjoy
SM"
Blue Marble Kickstarter Launches
You can find the Kickstarter here.
Details, with some updated details/clarity on how it works, are captured in this post.
Moog Sound Studio: DFAM + Mother-32 Generative Patches. Demo
video upload by Anton Anru
"Welcome to the soundset for a semi-modular system Moog Sound Studio: DFAM + Mother-32.
'DM Generative' is a collection of 25 patches. This genre of sound design is very popular inside modular culture, and Moog Sound Studio suggests a good set of features to enter this club.
Controlled chaos and randomness, probability, non-repetitiveness, tempo break, pattern uniqueness, short and long sounds alternation, unexpected changes, silence and density, harmonic and fx-like tones, freaky splashes during a sequence - all these things are included in the soundset.
That was a hard work. Each patch took me up to 2 hours. I tried to find interesting combinations of settings and patching. Hope you will enjoy the results.
🧊 Get the soundset: https://antonanru.sellfy.store/p/moog...
Generative timbre may be a good addition to (or a lead part of) ambient or techno tracks, jams and performances. You may also record fragments into your DAW or sampler, slice it to one-shots or make loops - you’ll get a unique material for further processing.
The main point of the soundset is the high level of interconnection. In this patchbook, the timbres of the synths are soldered and can’t exist separately:
🔸 they modulate each other with LFO and Envelopes
🔸 a sequence from one synth change parameters on the other one
🔸 gates and triggers interact to break predictable patterns
🔸 audio signals from VCOs may be used as modulation sources to create harmonies/intervals or - crazy experimental inharmonic tones
🔸 or they may be used just as audio sources sent to the other synth for processing with its different filter and envelope, giving them a 'second life’.
The soundset is presented in PDF format. Each page contains notes that explain how the patch works, what parameters are worth tweaking during playback, and how to develop the timbre during a performance. If you make all the settings consciously and try the things mentioned in the notes, you will learn a lot about the synths and discover their true depth.
To recreate these patches, you need up to 15 patch cords.
There are audio examples of all patches inside the folder with the soundset. Audio examples for a patch are presented in three variants: DFAM only, M32 only, and both together.
The patches don't include Mother-32 patterns.
For the video demo, I added delay and reverb to the synths and background pads to put the timbres into a musical context.
Make Noise Strega Feedback [Watch Your Volume Levels]
video upload by Akihiko Matsumoto
"Make Noise Modular Synth Sample Pack: https://akihikomatsumoto.bandcamp.com..."
1980s Echo text-to-speech synthesizer on the IMSAI 8080
video upload by df9999999999
"I recently was given a 1980s-era Echo PC voice synthesizer box with serial port interface. You simply send text to the both over the serial port and it speaks it. It uses the same chip as the old 1970s Texas Instruments speak and spell.
I figured out how to access TTY2 on the back of my newly completed IMSAI 8080 kit. Using XYBASIC, I wrote a program to speak various well known phrases from misbehaving computers featured in several scifi movies, including War Games, of course.
Accessing the TTY2 serial port on the back of the replica must be done by outputting a byte at a time to port 34. The default TTY2 baud rate was already 9600, matching that of the Echo PC. There is no handshaking. All must be coded manually. The Echo box has a very small character buffer and sends an XOFF command when the buffer fills and a XON when it clears. I check for those conditions in the BASIC program with some simple loops. Hardware handshaking on port 35 could be done, but the flag bit definitions are not well documented.
I set the cadence, pitch and inflection lower than default with a flat inflection that enhances understandability.
I also read the front panel switches to trigger the various phrases."
"Do you want to play a game?"
via Wikipedia
"The IMSAI 8080 was an early microcomputer released in late 1975, based on the Intel 8080 and later 8085 and S-100 bus.[1] It was a clone of its main competitor, the earlier MITS Altair 8800. The IMSAI is largely regarded as the first 'clone' microcomputer. The IMSAI machine ran a highly modified version of the CP/M operating system called IMDOS. It was developed, manufactured and sold by IMS Associates, Inc. (later renamed IMSAI Manufacturing Corp). In total, between 17,000 and 20,000 units were produced from 1975 to 1978."
Elektron Syntakt Dancy Vibes
video upload by Jake Wagner
"Hello there. It's been a minute. Here's some Elektron Syntakt goodness."
Two Takes on Behringer - Which Do You Fall Under?
The following videos feature two perspectives on Behringer. I was going to skip both of them, because honestly, I'm kind of tired of the whole thing, but I figure it was worth posting for those unaware of the toatality of it. Jorb does a good job summarizing it all. Note, this will be the last post on the topic, unless something else new and stupid happens.
I do want to clarify what goes up here on MATRIXSYNTH and why. Firstly this site is about the gear, not people. People can have whatever opinions they want. Secondly, this site does factor in how people including manufacturers treat each other. I post what I want to post, and after running this site for over 18 years, I've come to appreciate those who appreciate the site and what I do. Supporting members let me know they appreciate the site by supporting the site. Banner sponsors on the top and right of the site let me know they appreciate the site by sponsoring the site.
Behringer does not support or sponsor the site, and I am aware that they pose a significant and existential threat to some of my supporters and sponsors. So, why do I sometimes feature Behringer? Because this is a synth news site and is meant to be an archive of synth gear over time. I can't just ignore that. So what do I feature? I limit Behringer posts to new product announcements, significant news, and supporting member videos and content only. I skip everything else.
As for sponsors and supporting members, I share whatever they want me to share, within reason, as a thank you for supporting the site. As for non supporting members and sponsors, I share what I want to share. Some clarity on that: when I first launched the site in 2005 I posted everything anyone sent in and everything I came across. Everything was new. YouTube launched in 2005. This was the first time we were able to see people messing with their synths, and this site was the first to cover it. Eurorack and modular was in it's infancy back then and botique manufacturers had limited exposure, mainly on forums and email lists. I remember going to NAMM and someone working for one the manufacturers asked me if I thought eurorack would take off or was just a fad. It was that new. I thought it would take off, and it did. That said, it's no longer possible to post everything that goes up as it would just become too much noise in the end. I'm sure the amount I post daily is already noise to many. So, now I post what I want to post, and yes, how a manufacturer treats others is always factored in.
That said here are the two takes on Behringer. Where do you stand?
Let's Talk About Behringer.
video upload by Jorb
0:00 Intro
3:27 The Clones
10:17 Antagonism
19:52 Wasted Potential
LET'S TALK ABOUT BEHRINGER SYNTHESIZERS... AND JORB | THAT SYNTH SHOW EP.45
video upload by SYNTH SAMURAI
I do want to clarify what goes up here on MATRIXSYNTH and why. Firstly this site is about the gear, not people. People can have whatever opinions they want. Secondly, this site does factor in how people including manufacturers treat each other. I post what I want to post, and after running this site for over 18 years, I've come to appreciate those who appreciate the site and what I do. Supporting members let me know they appreciate the site by supporting the site. Banner sponsors on the top and right of the site let me know they appreciate the site by sponsoring the site.
Behringer does not support or sponsor the site, and I am aware that they pose a significant and existential threat to some of my supporters and sponsors. So, why do I sometimes feature Behringer? Because this is a synth news site and is meant to be an archive of synth gear over time. I can't just ignore that. So what do I feature? I limit Behringer posts to new product announcements, significant news, and supporting member videos and content only. I skip everything else.
As for sponsors and supporting members, I share whatever they want me to share, within reason, as a thank you for supporting the site. As for non supporting members and sponsors, I share what I want to share. Some clarity on that: when I first launched the site in 2005 I posted everything anyone sent in and everything I came across. Everything was new. YouTube launched in 2005. This was the first time we were able to see people messing with their synths, and this site was the first to cover it. Eurorack and modular was in it's infancy back then and botique manufacturers had limited exposure, mainly on forums and email lists. I remember going to NAMM and someone working for one the manufacturers asked me if I thought eurorack would take off or was just a fad. It was that new. I thought it would take off, and it did. That said, it's no longer possible to post everything that goes up as it would just become too much noise in the end. I'm sure the amount I post daily is already noise to many. So, now I post what I want to post, and yes, how a manufacturer treats others is always factored in.
That said here are the two takes on Behringer. Where do you stand?
Let's Talk About Behringer.
video upload by Jorb
0:00 Intro
3:27 The Clones
10:17 Antagonism
19:52 Wasted Potential
LET'S TALK ABOUT BEHRINGER SYNTHESIZERS... AND JORB | THAT SYNTH SHOW EP.45
video upload by SYNTH SAMURAI
Best of Oberheim OB-X Synthesizer
video upload by RetroSound
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Best of Oberheim OB-X Synthesizer
all synthesizer sounds: Oberheim OB-X Analog Synthesizer (1979)
drums: Boss DR-55, Korg KR-55B, Roland TR-808, Roland TR-707, Linndrum, Simmons SDS-8"
Setlist
0:06 Intro
0:20 Memories
1:27 Dreamcatcher
1:55 Silkyway https://retrosound.bandcamp.com/track...
2:22 8 Voices
3:02 1979
3:24 Zero Gravity
3:51 Novemberblues
4:12 Erstmal Wind
4:42 Somber Place
5:25 I Robot
5:56 Mr.M
6:20 Enigmatic
6:41 Step by Step
6:54 Power Generator
7:11 Filter Modulator
7:23 Sweeper
7:38 Deeper and Deeper
8:02 Hard Sync
8:14 Mark1
8:26 Mark2
8:40 Geddy1
8:54 Geddy2
9:06 Chis
9:15 Dennis
9:28 Giorgio
9:39 Unisono
10:02 Vangelis
10:13 Alarm
10:22 The End
The Oberheim OB-X Synthesizer from 1979 is one of the legendary synths in music history. Here can you find the full OB-X playlist with a lot single sound demos, synth comparisions and one synth demo tracks. Enjoy.
The OB-X playlist:
Novation Circuit Tracks on the Beach in Destin, Florida #4 2023
video upload by G Tracks
"WELCOME BACK!!!!! Yves has done it again with his new Delorean Dream 3 pack. This is me GTracks using the Novation Circuit Tracks and the Delorean Dream 3 pack to bring you this Track called " MY Anxiety " The woman that goes in the water and seemingly disappears into the Ocean she did reappear in the previous video so phew she is ok. Yves Big City Mastering has created this pack with huge sounds and patches that stand out from the rest. This is part of a series of Tracks using this pack and the Novation Circuit Tracks to bring you along for an unforgettable ride. I can't say enough about the pack and the samples! They are great and everyone should have this pack in there components software. I beta tested this pack before it came out and Yves was AWSOME throughout; the final pack is worth every penny to pick up @IsotonikStudios The creators put a lot of time into these packs to ensure that we have quality samples to work with when we are creating our own music. Please Like and Subscribe and stay tuned for more Great Tracks. Thanks for watching, best heard with headphones 🎧 Let's go make some music 🎵🎶🎵🎶 #wearenovation #circuittracks #novation #novationcircuittracks #novationcircuit #drummachines #techno #dance #edm #trance #dawless #Tascam #Portacapturex8 #googlepixel #googlepixel7pro #isotonikstudios #yvesbigcity #deloreandream3 #gtracks #letsgo Make some DAWLESS music
Pack used is Delorean Dream 3 https://isotonikstudios.com/product/d..."
A patch technique for layering sound // first patch with the Eowave Tempete Magnetique
video upload by DivKid
"Here we have what was my literal first patch with the Tempête Magnetique from Eowave. I really loved the Fluctuations Magnetique from Eowave and it was nice to see them build on that with the new module. While patching the filter I used a technique that I often do which is layering two sounds from a single oscillator into two filters with different modulation to get the sounds layered and dancing around each other. That technique is what we're exploring here.
BONUS EXCLUSIVES & SUPPORT //
Patreon supporters get a BONUS EXCLUSIVE PDF that outlines that exact patch showing modules and patch cable routings but more important that document also outlines the intentions, ideas and ways to expand on it. If you'd like to support and gain access to that head over to https://bit.ly/DK-patreon where you'll also gain access to exclusive videos, PDF patchbooks the DivKid Discord community and more."
Splitting Sequences with Part \ Quick Tip
video upload by Omri Cohen
"Consider joining our community on Patreon and Discord - https://www.patreon.com/omricohen
Want to learn Modular Synthesis? have a look here - https://bit.ly/learnmodular
Interested in more patching techniques and ideas? Have a look here - https://bit.ly/3o1Q3Sg
Part is a module from the Impromptu collection that allows us to set a splitting point, and get a gate accordingly. You can use this, for example, to split your keyboard into two voices, playing one voice with one hand and a second voice with the other. But, it can be exciting to use for splitting sequences between multiple voices, adding variation and movement to even a simple sequence."
Behringer System 55 Sequencer Expansion
video upload by O.Z. Hall
"This is a quick video about expanding the Behringer System 55 modular synth with a second 960 sequencer."
O.Z. Hall Behringer posts
Introducing DONNER MEDO I Harness the Magic of Notes, Unleash Creativity at Your Fingertips
video uploads by Donner Music
Playlist:
DONNER MEDO I Harness the Magic of Notes, Unleash Creativity at Your Fingertips I Donner Spotlight
Let`s discover the Donner MEDO I Donner Music I MEDO synthesizer
MEDO-tutorial
MEDO LOOP
Donner MEDO: Unboxing & Demonstration
Donner MEDO Demonstration: Sample
"Donner Launches a Kickstarter Campaign for its New Musical Device MEDO
The $169 Portable Integrated Synth, Sampler, Looper, and MIDI Controller Launches on Kickstarter on October 5th.
[Los Angeles, CA, October 5, 2023] - Donner, the Chinese musical instrument manufacturer, is launching a Kickstarter campaign today for its latest creation, MEDO, priced at $169, exclusively available on Kickstarter from October 5th to November 10th. MEDO is a compact, portable, standalone musical instrument that seamlessly combines a sampler, synthesizer, looper, MIDI controller, and a speaker, enabling anyone to capture inspiration and create music instantly.
Equipped with a built-in microphone and a robust sound engine, MEDO can record up to 5 seconds of audio, allowing for quick sound sampling and the initiation of a creative journey. Users can easily switch between various modes, including SCALE, DRUM, BASS, CHORD, and LEAD, to begin making music immediately. Supporting 128-bar loop recording, MEDO offers a broader spectrum of possibilities for music creation, catering to both beginners and professional musicians alike. The quantize feature ensures that your performance is automatically synchronized perfectly to the beat, taking care of all the timing intricacies.
With the MEDO Synth app by Donner, users can swiftly toggle between various preset sounds, including 15 sets of drum kit sounds by Loopmasters, and benefit from a powerful sound engine that combines subtractive synthesis and authentic samples. It's not just a synthesizer; it's a pocket-sized beat-making powerhouse.
MEDO is both compact and lightweight, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor creative sessions, allowing you to unleash your musical creativity at any time and in any place. Furthermore, MEDO can be seamlessly connected to common DAW software and hardware, providing advanced music production tools and gameplay options. It is compatible with most MIDI applications and all major digital audio workstation software that supports MIDI.
The MEDO Kickstarter campaign opens to backers on October 5th at 9 a.m. Eastern Time, with an early bird pricing of $149 (available only on October 5th). The campaign will run until November 10, 2023, offering Kickstarter backers a discounted price of $169.
With MEDO, Donner will also exhibit at the 2023 Music China, taking place in Shanghai, China. To experience MEDO, visit the Donner booth # W5C52 and Tech+ Music Lab in the Shanghai New International Expo Center from October 11-14. For more information, please visit: Donnermusic.com"
Dave Smith Instruments Toraiz AS-1
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Arturia MiniFreak
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Jomox Alpha Base
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"Note: the red LED on button #14 on this unit doesn't light. The button itself is fully functional however, and the green LED for that button works fine. It has been priced slightly lower to reflect this.
Fully tested. Please note that the LED for Step 14 does not light up."
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"Note: the red LED on button #14 on this unit doesn't light. The button itself is fully functional however, and the green LED for that button works fine. It has been priced slightly lower to reflect this.
Fully tested. Please note that the LED for Step 14 does not light up."
Doepfer Dark Energy I
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via this auction
"Doepfer Dark Energy MK I, the first model with the legendary and since discontinued Curtis chips. It was based on the Doepfer MS-404 which was a TB 303 adjacent synth with its own character. Suffice to say it can do some blistering acid leads, but this thing is extremely versatile, check the posted videos for what I mean.
This is a a compact and powerful monophonic analog synthesizer. Known for its robust build, intuitive interface, and rich sound, the Dark Energy is an excellent tool for both studio musicians and live performers. Its semi-modular design allows for vast sound shaping possibilities without the need for patch cables, but it also provides a myriad of patch points for modular connectivity.
This thing has a HUGE sound. The first time I performed with this on a big system I was blown away but its density within the soundstage.
Key Features:
Pure Analog Signal Path: VCO, VCF, VCA, LFO, and envelope generator are all 100% analog for a rich and organic sound.
Semi-Modular Design: Ready to play out of the box with no patching required, but offers extensive patch points for modular integration.
USB/MIDI Integration: While it has an analog heart, the Dark Energy MK I seamlessly integrates with modern setups via USB and MIDI connections.
Versatile Sound Shaping: From deep basses to piercing leads and intricate modulations, it’s a synthesizer that can wear many sonic hats.
Compact Footprint: Its small size is perfect for any setup, from a crowded studio to a portable live rig."
via this auction
"Doepfer Dark Energy MK I, the first model with the legendary and since discontinued Curtis chips. It was based on the Doepfer MS-404 which was a TB 303 adjacent synth with its own character. Suffice to say it can do some blistering acid leads, but this thing is extremely versatile, check the posted videos for what I mean.This is a a compact and powerful monophonic analog synthesizer. Known for its robust build, intuitive interface, and rich sound, the Dark Energy is an excellent tool for both studio musicians and live performers. Its semi-modular design allows for vast sound shaping possibilities without the need for patch cables, but it also provides a myriad of patch points for modular connectivity.
This thing has a HUGE sound. The first time I performed with this on a big system I was blown away but its density within the soundstage.
Key Features:
Pure Analog Signal Path: VCO, VCF, VCA, LFO, and envelope generator are all 100% analog for a rich and organic sound.
Semi-Modular Design: Ready to play out of the box with no patching required, but offers extensive patch points for modular integration.
USB/MIDI Integration: While it has an analog heart, the Dark Energy MK I seamlessly integrates with modern setups via USB and MIDI connections.
Versatile Sound Shaping: From deep basses to piercing leads and intricate modulations, it’s a synthesizer that can wear many sonic hats.
Compact Footprint: Its small size is perfect for any setup, from a crowded studio to a portable live rig."
Roland System 700 Block 8 1970’s Original Vintage Modular Synthesizer
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via this auction
SN 550015 & 550105
"Wow! Original vintage Roland System 100 Block 8 modular synthesizer in amazing condition, complete with original cases! This collector’s quality example, (best in existence!) has been studio kept, fully serviced and recapped, and comes with a step up 100v-117 voltage converter for USA use.
She sounds….. just wow. HUGE. What a queen. Every module, switch knob and function works flawlessly. A lifetime instrument."
via this auction
SN 550015 & 550105
"Wow! Original vintage Roland System 100 Block 8 modular synthesizer in amazing condition, complete with original cases! This collector’s quality example, (best in existence!) has been studio kept, fully serviced and recapped, and comes with a step up 100v-117 voltage converter for USA use.
She sounds….. just wow. HUGE. What a queen. Every module, switch knob and function works flawlessly. A lifetime instrument."
Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 Rev 3 SN 1970
VINTAGE Moog MiniMoog Model D 1979 - Walnut SN 12286
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via this auction
"Original vintage Moog MiniMoog Model D in gorgeous playing condition, freshly serviced, and 100%. This is easily the beefiest sounding, and most STABLE mini I’ve have the pleasure of owning, absolute TANK. Just the phattest, nastiest, most delicious analog synth of all time. Every knob, switch, key and function have been meticulously cleaned. She tunes up straight away, and STAYS that way. Scaling freshly calibrated and excellent."
via this auction
"Original vintage Moog MiniMoog Model D in gorgeous playing condition, freshly serviced, and 100%. This is easily the beefiest sounding, and most STABLE mini I’ve have the pleasure of owning, absolute TANK. Just the phattest, nastiest, most delicious analog synth of all time. Every knob, switch, key and function have been meticulously cleaned. She tunes up straight away, and STAYS that way. Scaling freshly calibrated and excellent."
Akai AX80 Synthesizer - Fully Serviced, Upgraded, New Cedar End Cheeks
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"This Akai AX-80 came to me with the dreaded membrane buttons not working. I had my synth tech go thru it with a fine toothed comb. He re-flowed all the solder on all the circuit boards for the buttons, recapped the power supply, & upgraded the EPROM with the latest OS/Firmware that allows you to upload individual SYSEX files via MIDI, and replaced the battery. I also made some new custom end cheeks from 50 year old cedar that I had on hand, clear coated with poly. Original cheeks included. Plays great, although it is a vintage (40 year old) unit and has it’s quirks. Factory banks loaded as well as User A & B loaded with custom patches (a few sound like Yazoo and Depeche Mode patches!) This is is a fantastic old synth and especially sounds great through some reverb and delay! You won’t find a fully functioning one this nice very easily."
via this auction
"This Akai AX-80 came to me with the dreaded membrane buttons not working. I had my synth tech go thru it with a fine toothed comb. He re-flowed all the solder on all the circuit boards for the buttons, recapped the power supply, & upgraded the EPROM with the latest OS/Firmware that allows you to upload individual SYSEX files via MIDI, and replaced the battery. I also made some new custom end cheeks from 50 year old cedar that I had on hand, clear coated with poly. Original cheeks included. Plays great, although it is a vintage (40 year old) unit and has it’s quirks. Factory banks loaded as well as User A & B loaded with custom patches (a few sound like Yazoo and Depeche Mode patches!) This is is a fantastic old synth and especially sounds great through some reverb and delay! You won’t find a fully functioning one this nice very easily."
Antonus Arp 2600 + Step Brother Sequencer
Thomas Henry Mega Percussive Synthesizer & SN Voice Synthesizer Eurorack Modules w/ Colored Knobs
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Mega Percussive Synthesizer via this auction
"I am a professional electronics engineer and I built this personally. The sounds that you can make with this are phenomenal! For more information see the link below. [here]"
SN Voice Synthesizer via this auction
"I am a professional electronics engineer and I built this personally. This is very old school as it uses the extremely hard to find SN76477 IC which was very popular in 1970s and 80s video games (think space invaders). The sounds that you can make with this are phenomenal! For more information see the link below. [here]"
Mega Percussive Synthesizer via this auction
"I am a professional electronics engineer and I built this personally. The sounds that you can make with this are phenomenal! For more information see the link below. [here]"
SN Voice Synthesizer via this auction
"I am a professional electronics engineer and I built this personally. This is very old school as it uses the extremely hard to find SN76477 IC which was very popular in 1970s and 80s video games (think space invaders). The sounds that you can make with this are phenomenal! For more information see the link below. [here]"
Behringer JT-4000 Now Available
Behringer JT4000 Micro the first UK review video upload by Take the Fear out the Gear
video upload by Take the Fear out the Gear
"Hi everybody this time we play all 32 presets of the new Behringer JT4000 micro.
The Behringer JT-4000 MICRO is a portable 4-voice hybrid synthesizer that offers unparalleled sound possibilities. With its two analog modeling oscillators per voice and authentic 12-bit DAC, this synthesizer reproduces the warm and natural sound of the 90s classic virtual analog engine, including the iconic Supersaw waveform that made it a legend in techno and trance. Featuring an additional 2-operator FM engine, the JT-4000 MICRO allows for even greater sonic exploration and creativity.
The JT-4000 MICRO's analog filter further enhances the sound, providing rich and expressive tones. With 16 touch-sensitive keys, this synthesizer offers great playability, allowing you to express yourself fully. You can easily store and recall your favourite sounds, thanks to the 32 memory presets that are expandable through the SynthTribe app. The JT-4000 MICRO also includes an arpeggiator with 3 patterns and a hold function, enabling you to create captivating melodies and intricate sequences."
via Behringer
"She has arrived:-)
The world’s first fully featured synthesizer for USD49."
New Behringer BX700 DX7 w/ CS80 Filter Groovebox
via Behringer
"It’s alive!!! We’re getting close to finishing our BX700, a really cool Groove Box.
It’s a DX7 on steroids as it has an authentic CS-80 analog filter, a built-in drum machine, a B-Ray and many other cool features.
What say you?
Update: we checked and believe can do 16 voices. Not confirmed but possible."
Analogue Solutions Ample & Colossus Synthesizers - User Demo & SynthFest UK
video upload by Analogue Solutions
"Analogue Solutions Ample synthesizer - demo made by JAM in Sweden.
Audio and video captured by mobile phone."
Analogue Solutions Colossus synthesizer - sequenced with Eurorack
Analogue Solutions Colossus synthesizer - sequenced with Eurorack. 2
"Analogue Solutions Colossus synthesizer - demo made by JAM in Sweden.
Sound by Colossus - sequenced with Euroack.
Audio and video captured by mobile phone."
Come see us at SynthFest 7/10/23 in Sheffield, UK
"Come see us at SynthFest 7/10/23 in Sheffield-
new Maximus and Ample synths will be there.
Come say hi! If you miss it, come next year!"
Hydrasynth Evolve Soundpack
video upload by Crybo Synth Sounds
"Consists of 50 patches full of atmosphere, cinematic pads, drones, glitchy distorted pads, dub stabs & scifi FX. All able to be further sculpted with multiple macros to further sculpt, glitch, distort & add or take away FX.
https://crybosynthsounds.gumroad.com/... Evolve soundpack
Soundpacks available for the Novation Peak, Korg Minilogue XD, Waldorf Iridium & UDO Super 6 https://crybosynthsounds.gumroad.com"
Erica Synths Black Stereo Delay 2 & Black Reverb
sound demo video upload by Erica Synths
Announced back in March. See the dealers on the right for availability.
"We believe that the Black Stereo Reverb and the Black Stereo Delay 2 will significantly expand the FX palette on any modular system. Instead of a generic multi-FX approach, we decided to develop dedicated modules with extended controls over the most important parameters – FX design powerhouses.
Timeline:
00:02 - Patch 1 / Chord sample through Delay and Reverb
01:35 - Patch 2 / Drum break sample through Delay and Reverb
02:25 - Patch 3 / VCO II fed into the Reverb with feedback set to maximum to create continuous sound
04:08 - Patch 4 / Drum sample sent through Delay and Reverb which are modulated with the synced Octasource
05:16 - Patch 5 / Sample sent through the Delay on which different delay types are selected
06:40 - Patch 6 / Switching between different saved patches on the delay with the Sequencers MOD lane
07:32 - Patch 7 / Randomly selecting samples on the Sample Drum and saved presets on the Delay and Reverb modules
08:29 - Patch 8 / FM radio through the Delay and Reverb
09:51 - Patch 9 / Using the dry signal as a sidechain source on the Compressor with Reverb set to max wet setting
10:28 - Patch 10 / Playing drum breaks through Delay and pad sound through Reverb while modulating the FX settings with Sequencers mod lane
11:52 - Patch 11 / Wavetable VCO sent through VCA which is modulated with the phase shifted LFOs from the Octasource and then fed into the Delay and Reverb
The modules run on new Erica Synths DSP hardware and the effects are developed in collaboration with Dutch company 112.dB who make some of the most beautiful sounding effects."
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