MATRIXSYNTH: Saturday, October 28, 2023


Saturday, October 28, 2023

Noise Engineering Halloween Resurrection

Eurorack granular synthesis module comparison


video upload by John Schussler

"I've had Beads for a long time but have never really gelled with it. More recently I've acquired Brinta and Mojave, so it seemed like time to come to grips with granular in general, and these modules in particular.

This is a *very* basic comparison based on me reading through the manuals and spending time wiggling knobs. Each module gets a first pass using a simple Pianophonic sequence, then some time with a more complex audio source using some acoustic material from my last CD, 'The Willow Ladder.'

(Available on Bandcamp at schusslermusic.com, I will note. Nudge nudge.)

I'm really just interested in seeing which one gives me more interesting results with less RTFM'ing. I'm not sufficiently impressed by granular synthesis in general to really grind through any opaque interface designs.

00:00 Intro
00:20 Brinta
13:30 Beads
26:04 Mojave"

Squeezing variations from 16 steps with the DB-01


video upload by Richard DeHove

"Even the best 16-step pattern gets stale after too many spins. Here I look at a few simple ways to create variations without actually writing any new steps or copying patterns. The LXR-02 helps out in the background. The routing is just the DB-01 into the Boss GEB-7 EQ and then into The Glove pedal. The LXR-02 stereo out is being used as two channels - one into the Boss delay, the other into the Mosky Audio muff clone. The snare sounds are panned mostly to the delay and the bass drum mostly into the Mosky.

The DB-01 is the clock master and one voice of the LXR-02 is simply following the melody from the bassline. The 2-bar LFO on the LXR-02 melodic voice gives it a slow wave effect.

As usual there are no other effects, tweaks or modifications to the sound - only what you see.
ps: Still having some camera wobble issues. I'll solve it next time for sure :/

0:00 No talk variations demo
3:27 Routing setup & FX
6:40 Variation by LFO
8:06 Adding sustain
8:53 LXR doubling
9:32 Key mode mute
10:15 LFO sustain
10:45 LXR tinkles
11:35 Add a pedal

Lots of downloads for supporters on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/richarddehove
Many thanks to my kind patrons who keep this channel ad-free
My website: https://richarddehove.com/"

SEQUENTIAL PROPHET 10 Synthesizer Halloween Horror Special


video upload by Deep Synths

"Prophet 10/5 Synthesizer used to create a track for Halloween! Inspired by the spooky side of the Prophet synth and classic horror movies. Done with the Deep Synths' spin on it! Produced by Deep Synths."

First time messing with the aeles a6 synthesizer #vintagesynths #a6 #band #denver #studio #synth


video upload by Chromesthesia Music Library

Alesis Andromeda A6 of course. I keep the titles as posted for the most part as that is how it went live to the world, and to be able to search for videos by title in the future.

Stoel Vacuum Tube Ring Mod with Native Instruments Maschine #synth #eurorack #nativeinstruments


video upload by Stoel Music Systems

https://www.stoelmusicsystems.com/eurorack

Prototyping Albers drone synth


video upload by DecadeBridge

"Jump to the time stamps to see snippets of Albers being used in different ways and the testing of modifications. Demo video of the first prototype for Albers compiled over the past few months. **A few videos have flashing images**

Albers will be available soon at a reduced price for pre-order from my Etsy store:-
https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/DecadeBridge

www.decadebridge.com
www.instagram.com/decadebridge

Timestamps:-
00:00 First test using envelopes to create drones and stabs.
01:09 Running Albers through Beads whilst changing the pitch via CV and pots.
01:45 Two oscillators creating ronal chords and two controlled using a CV signal to pitch.
02:28 Just drones mixing static notes together.
03:17 Using triggers and envelopes to mix tones with percussive elements.
04:27 Just drones.
05:16 Creating clunky beats and sequences just with Albers.
05:47 Just drones whilst using an envelope to modulate the pitch of one oscillator.
06:07 Switching CV in and VCA in on and off to create sequences.
06:55 Feeding other sounds (pocket operator) into an oscillator's input to create a bit crushed effect whilst gating other oscillators for quick tonal stabs.
07:35 Using an external source (pocket operator to create a bit crushed beat, another two oscillators sequenced by the SQ1 and one for a sustained note.
08:19 Just drones whilst controlling the VCAs and filter cutoff with CV sources.
09:02 Feeding the Moog Subharmonic's oscillator 1 into Albers' oscillator C input to create a step toned/filter effect. LDR mod to filter pitch. Using other oscillators for sustained notes. Modulating the filter frequency.
10:15 Just drones. LFO mod test. SQ1 modulating the filter cutoff.
11:13 More LFO tests.
12:01 Drones and sequences at the same time."

Serge Touch Keyboard TKB (Eurorack)


video upload by Serge Modular | Random*Source

"The classic Serge TKB is also available for eurorack - in original dimensions (4U) but with eurorack jacks. Touch sensitivity has been greatly improved and some new features such as GLIDE have been added. However, the patches in this video focus on the touch side of things."

Hartmann Neuron - A Rare Synth That Was Ahead Of Its Time (History, Review & Demo)


video upload by LFOstore

"Let's take a look and listen to Hartmann Neuron - a very rare synthesizer that was ahead of its time, offering a complex synthesis method based on neural networks, as well as 3D modulation approach and 5.1 surround sound. The synthesizer began to be produced in 2002, and already in 2005 the company went bankrupt due to low sales. Despite this fact, this rare gem has been championed by renowned composers including Hans Zimmer, and is still used in film productions and experimental electronic music today."

Demo Timeline:
00:00 Intro
00:25 History
01:02 Sections Review
02:47 Demo
09:28 Outro

https://lfo.store/

Quantum tutorial - Is that a race car?


video upload by SMV Producer

"Sound banks available for purchase at:
Gumroad: https://gumroad.com/smvproducer"

ARTURIA V COLLECTION 9 - ALL THE DIGITAL SYNTHS


video upload by

"Playing all the included DIGITAL SYNTHESIZERS in the ARTURIA V COLLECTION 9 bundle of software synths, VST plugin emulations of the most famous and iconic vintage classic synthesizers of all time.

► SQ-80 V
► PROPHET-VS V
► CMI V
► DX7 V
► SYNCLAVIER V
► CZ V
► EMULATOR II V

► ENSONIQ SQ-80 (1988)
► SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS PROPHET VS (1986)
► FAIRLIGHT CMI (1979)
► YAMAHA DX7 (1983)
► NEW ENGLAND DIGITAL SYNCLAVIER (1979)
► CASIO CZ1 / CZ1000 / CZ-101 (1985)
► E-MU EMULATOR II (1984)

Photos courtesy of Vintage Synth Explorer and Wikipedia.
► https://www.vintagesynth.com"



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Berlin School live performance at home - "Analog crabs"


video upload by Caught In Joy

"'Analog crabs' is my Berlin School electronic music performance from my latest album "La chica de la playa" out on Bandcamp: https://caughtinjoy.bandcamp.com/albu...

Playing the analog synthesizers, modular drum machines and guitar pedals in a Berlin School music style is like embarking on an electronic journey through time and space. As your fingers dance across the synthesizer's lush, vintage-style keys, you unleash a sonic universe that harkens back to the iconic soundscapes of the 1970s pioneers like Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, and Jean-Michel Jarre.

I hope these analog warmth and organic textures will transport you to a sonic realm where pulsating sequencers guide your way through mysterious, cosmic landscapes on a rainy Berlin night.

All my recent songs are fully improvised and performed "dawlessly". Creating "dawless" electronic music in a home studio involves producing music without using a traditional Digital Audio Workstation (DAW). Instead, hardware synthesizers, modular synths and effects are used to create, sequence, and manipulate sounds directly. This approach can provide a hands-on, tactile experience and encourage creativity by relying on physical gear rather than a computer interface. It allows for a more immediate and intuitive workflow, with real-time control over parameters, resulting in a unique sonic character.

Timeline:
0:00:00 Intro with Moog Mavis, Prophet-10 and Moog Matriarch
0:07:16 Moog One solo
0:11:28 Moog Matriarch ending solo

Playing Moog One, Moog Matriarch, Moog Mavis, Moog DFAM and Prophet-10.

If you appreciate music that helps you unwind or just old-school electronic sounds crafted with analog synthesizers, explore my extensive collection of 20+ albums on Bandcamp."

Kawai K3 review and tutorial


video upload by synthlegends

"The KAWAI K 3 is a nice sounding hybrid synth with ssm filter design, like a PPG wave. It has 33 waves and one additive waveform to program. Also there is a chorus section wich is a bit noisy but quite useful. It has aftertouch and you can route interesting paremeters on it. So it is an interesting synth with 33 wave, two oscillator, a low and a high pass filter, one LFO with 7 waveforms and two envelopes. This synth produces nice pianos, organs, also brass and string sounds, but metallic bell sounds as well. It is quite comparable to the Korg DW 8000 and Ensoniq ESQ-1, which are also affordable hybrid synths from that time."

ARP Quadra

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via this auction

Oberheim OB-Mx 2-Voice Synthesizer SN MX001505

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via this auction

"Rare, quirky, and amazing synth designed by Don Buchla and Oberheim in 1994."

Dave Smith Instruments Poly Evolver PE SN 01064

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via this auction

"The now classic Poly Evolver keyboard PE version, much better than the older encoders that did not hold up. All knobs work properly with no skipping jumping or any other glitching and have a nice feel to them."

Akai MFC-42 1988 Analog Filter Bank

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via this auction

"Excellently smooth filter bank, with external timing and control. Parallel and Series filter configs - this was meant as an add on to the mpc 60, mpc 2000, 2000XL and 3000. can be set from 2 pole to extreme 8 pole, with ADSR, LFO, S/H and external modulation options."

10/27/23 (low pass x1k, x10) Pasco Scientific 9301 & 9302 + Zerosum Inertia Cenotaph


video upload by Cfpp0

"Two filter settings on the Pasco 9302 affect the Zerosum Inertia Cenotaph differently."

Ableton Push3, Telequencer & Roland JP-8080


video upload by Akihiko Matsumoto

Sequencer: https://akihiko-matsumoto.gumroad.com... Follow-up to this post.

volca modular / Original / Jam


video upload by cocolobeat / ココロのサケビ

"The combination of volca modular and NTS-1 is fantastic.

Korg volca modular
Korg NTS-1

Ambient
Melodic Techno
Melodic House
Progressive House
Electronica
instrumental
Dawless
Jam"

Moog Taurus 2 ~ Fooger Connection ~ Fujara ~ Strymon Cloudburst


video upload by Ebotronix

Moog Taurus 2
Mooger Fooger :
MF 101 Filter (2x)
MF 102 Ring Modulator
MF 103 Phaser (2x)
MF 105 Midi Murf
MF 107 Freqbox Oscillator (3x)
Minifooger Analog Effect MF Delay Bucket Brigade Time Repeater
Make Noise Morphagene (Fujara)
Doepfer R2m Ribbon Controller (2x), A 183-2 (2x), A 177-2 (2x)
Boss EV 30 Pedals (2x) , Roland EV 5
After Later Audio Ornament and Crime (Quantermain app ~ DorianScale)
Tunefish Modular CV Peaks (Master Clock), µVeils
Befaco ST Mixer
Strymon Cloudburst (2x)
28.10.2023
video # 2291

Roland JX 8P & PG 800 Overview


video upload by Studio Mofunic

"Finally I was able to finish my last video. In this video I have made an overview of the Roland JX-8P. One of the iconic, analog, polyphonic synthesizers that Roland released in the 80s."
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