Monday, December 15, 2025
Jean Michel Jarre 1981 Studio Footage and Magnetic Fields Part 4 Performed In The Studio
video upload by Willy Billiams
https://www.jeanmicheljarre.com/
Some Fairlight, EMS, and Oberheim OB-X synth spotting. Moog Rogue, Solina, and Korg PE-2000 K-5 Poly Ensemble S come in later. Note what looks like a modular system at 5:37. Anyone ID it?
Toto’s Steve Porcaro Shows How He Created the Synth Sounds on Africa, Human Nature, Rosanna, ...
video upload by Anthony Marinelli Music
"In this monumental video, I’m sitting down in Steve Porcaro’s studio for a rare, up-close demonstartions at how one of the true synth legends created some of the most iconic sounds in music history.
What makes this so special is that Steve takes us step by step through the exact synthesizer techniques he used on massive hit records — including Michael Jackson’s 'Human Nature,' Toto’s 'Africa' and 'Rosanna,' as well as classic tracks for Hall & Oates, Don Henley, Donna Summer, and more. He also recreates these sounds on the same model vintage synthesizers he used on the original recordings.
As we dig in, Steve shares his personal approach to synthesis, how he builds multi-dimensional sounds, thinks about atmosphere and texture, and shapes parts so they serve the song emotionally, not just sonically. He also reveals how he writes out synthesizer parts on score paper, treating synths like orchestral instruments and arranging them with real intention.
This isn’t a preset rundown or surface-level demo. It’s a candid, in-studio conversation about process, musical thinking, with hands-on demonstrations from someone who helped define the sound of an era. If you’ve ever wondered how these legendary synth parts were truly made, now you can get it straight from the source, this is a moment you don’t want to miss!"
E.T. | With vintage synths and a Commodore 64
video upload by Espen Kraft
"Gear used:
Commodore 64 (Yes, this is played live, hands on, just as you see it in the video)
Roland S-10, JX-8P, Alpha Juno 2
Yamaha DX7s
Kontakt Orch.samples
Custom drum samples"
Tomorrow's Sunset | IDM track with Cirklon, Prophet 10, System-8, Minimoog, Machinedrum, and JD-990
video upload by MIDERA
"Two years ago today, I lost my mom... Often I write tracks as tributes, remembering the end - which was really a horrible experience.
But I know what matters isn't what happened at the end, but really I should take the time to celebrate what she gave me: my life, my family, my experiences, my abilities. Her and my dad are the reason I have any of this and can write anything at all. So, I'll just say that I'm thankful to both of them. That's what this day can become, a reminder of what I've been given.
Track:
Sequentix Cirklon 2 sequenced everything.
Sequential Prophet 10 for initial sound
Moog Minimoog for bass
Roland System-8 for pads
Roland JD-990 for plucked sounds
Elektron Machinedrum for drums
#prophet10 #minimoog #machinedrum"
F*ck With Sound ships Break On Through and Bring It On Eurorack Modules
Press release follows:
F*ck With Sound ships Break On Through and Bring It On, debuting dedicated DACS Audio brand with extraordinary Eurorack modules living up to noteworthy name
GATESHEAD, TYNE AND WEAR, UK: having opened ears in October when debuting during the Bristol, UK-hosted Machina Bristronica 2025 event showcasing electronic music culture and technology, dedicated DACS Audio brand F*ck With Sound is proud to ship Break On Through and Bring It On — opening an absorbing new chapter in the award-winning high-performance, well-engineered product producer’s four-decade-spanning design and manufacturing history with a FET distortion unit (based on an extension of what was originally a microphone level limiter) and a ring modulator boasting a super-smooth sound, really low breakthrough, and switchable WEIGHT and EDGE controls (which will both be familiar to users of DACS Audio’s legacy FwS FREQue, much-lauded as a 2U rack-mount, two-channel ring modulator outboard effect), respectively, representing extraordinary Eurorack modules living up to the newly-launched brand’s noteworthy name — as of December 15…
As a FET distortion unit based on an extension of what was originally a microphone limiter, the basic circuit behind F*ck With Sound’s Break On Through module has been used — and abused! — by producers for years, more recently emulated as a plug-in, before being effectively adapted to join the ranks of the ever-expanding Eurorack marketplace. Maintains DACS Audio Managing Director Dr Douglas Doherty: “After reading about Soundtoys’ Devil-Loc plug-in, I was intrigued. We were looking for a distortion unit to go in a mic pre under development. I had heard about Tchad Blake’s work with the original Shure Level-Loc — particularly on drums, and this seemed like a bit of serendipity that had to be acted upon! The perfect fit. In the end, we didn’t proceed with the mic pre, but it was clear that this would be ideal for modular system users.”
Bringing Break On Through to market as a 14HP-sized Eurorack module — based on a classic analogue microphone limiter design that was, according to legend, hijacked by an electronics-savvy record producer, and used on numerous records for ‘breaking through’ with drums and percussion, particularly — was easier said than done, however. “As always, there were many hurdles,” admits Dr Douglas Doherty, before continuing: “The original circuit was for microphones, so it had to be upped for line level; it was single voltage rail, so had to be adapted for dual voltage rail; the interaction of the threshold and input gain needed some tweaking; and we wanted to adjust the release. After a few prototypes, we arrived at the current unit, which is very responsive and versatile. Control-wise, it has an input gain [IN GAIN] and a threshold setting, which we call BREAK; as well as the manual BREAK control, there is also a CV input [IN] to modulate the threshold. There is a variable RELEASE control that can produce some very interesting results, depending on the nature of the input. On the output, we also have gain [OUT GAIN], and a CV input [IN] to modulate the output level [GAIN MOD].”
Musically speaking, the end result “…is a brick wall limiter that can — by upping the input level — be pushed into distortion,” describes Dr Douglas Doherty, justifiably proud of the fact that F*ck With Sound successfully upgraded and updated the circuit concerned to produce a colouring block with a vast pallet. “With dynamic material such as drums, it can be set for only peaks to distort — the rest remaining clean. That quality was commented upon by a couple of distortion aficionados atMachina Bristronica.” Break On Through features — hitherto unmentioned — worth highlighting here include: LED indication for distortion; solid metal sleeve jacks for longevity and stability; and custom DACS Audio aluminium knobs.
NEW Project Development Update: 700 Complex Function Generator Demo – Quick Overview
video upload by Gm Xe
Also see: 700_funtion_M4L with 700 voice system
"700 – Complex Function Processor (Demo Version)
This video shows a demo of the 700 Complex Function Processor, currently in active development.
Features include:
4 independent channels, each running its own app
4 independent pulse managers (one per channel)
2 independent random and expressive modulation channels
4 configurable pulse outputs
2 editable noise outputs
Most operations are performed directly via analog knobs and buttons, without deep menus.
⚠️ This video demonstrates a test / prototype version.
The core DSP algorithms and hardware functionality have been successfully tested.
A more complete and refined version of the product will be updated in the near future.
Thanks for watching.
For the latest updates, please visit the official website:
https://gmxe.org
#Buchla
#700FM VOICE
#Module synth
#Buchla FORMAT
#synthesizer
#Function Generator
#modularsynth"
OMNICYCLONE 1.3 Firmware long chill demo
video upload by SPHERICAL SOUND SOCIETY
"New firmware for OMNICYCLONE. It fixes a bug in the clock in of the previous release. It´s free for all OC users, if you have one, send us a message with your name/order number and mail to send you the update.
Clock in/out were swapped, this firmware fixes it too, now IN is IN and OUT is OUT :)
You can order your unit here:
https://www.tindie.com/products/jc204..."
Hexdrums: First Noodle (No talk, no drive)
video upload by Richard DeHove
"You want easy? Hexdrums is easy. The sounds are whatever the knobs are on. There are no hidden extra sound controls. The sequencer is wonderfully straightforward yet has the options to create long and complex passages on a single pattern.
This is my first pattern with Hexdrums and I created it to learn the options, so it contains a little bit of everything. Voices 1, 3 and 6 run for 24 steps; most of the others are 16 or 64; there's shuffle on voices 3 and 4; and about half the steps on voice 4 have some microtiming. Many voices use the 'play once in 4' or similar settings applied to various steps and I activated the option for those to affect the last time around rather than the first. Various voices also have accents on different steps. I replaced the cymbal samples with my own samples which is what you hear on voices 9 and 10.
I used the individual outs on the back to send the snare to the Echolocator and the low boom sample on voice 9 to the Nightverb. MIDI out on the Hexdrums controls the Echolocator clock. By that stage it was all feeling full so I didn't want to artificially squeeze in the hats so I left them for next time. Many people like to immediately apply loads of drive to the sound. I love drive, saturation, dirt, gain and distortion. But there's none here. Another thing for next time. Likewise only a tiny touch of compression. With me applying 'test amounts' of all these options, usually at random, it's a miracle it sounds as coherent as it does. Even so rolls and hits do appear at odd intervals, the result of the 24 vs 16 step interplay and the 1-in-4 steps.
Not surprisingly then I thought it best to leave the knobs alone and concentrate on muting parts to create this little demo. Obviously it's all a single take and has not been enhanced, edited or remixed in the DAW. Stupidly I had a loose cable going into the Echolocator which created a bit of hum which I did try to eliminate in the DAW.
My one sentence review so far: Hexdrums is incredibly easy to use with loads of effortless thump and a deep sequencer.
Many thanks to my kind patrons who keep this channel ad-free
My website: https://richarddehove.com/"
Poinsettia Jam | bioelectric skiff project
video upload by Musical Miscellany & More
"It's that time of year so I decided to make a seasonal video where the modular synth (or the poinsettia to be more accurate) created the song. The Garden Listener, Pet Rock, Solar Voltages modules all play a part in this holiday-themed composition.
Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/musicalmiscellany
#bioelectricmusic"
See more Bioelectric Compositions here:
The modules of 2025 / Modules I loved and modules I would love to explore
video upload by Omri Cohen
Introduction - 00:00
VCOs - 00:49
Sequencers - 06:24
FX and Filters - 11:10
Drums - 15:17
Utilities - 19:48
Commercial - 25:32
Online courses about Modular Synthesis - https://bit.ly/learnmodular
Additional resources: https://www.patreon.com/omricohen
PATCH / STEREO 4 VOICE GENERATIVE CHORDS / Joranalogue Audio Design system
video upload by Joranalogue Audio Design
"'I had a blast creating this patch on a giant Joranalogue eurorack system. I implemented a lot of small tricks, let me write out the main ones down here...'—Simon
Kickdrum
---------------
Filter 8 is getting pinged by a clock pulse (generated with a looping Contour 1), routed through Warp 1. A second Contour 1 is used to modulate the frequency of Filter 8. A Step 8 being clocked with the same pulse from Contour 1 is modulating the exponent parameter on Warp 1 (controlling the amount of distortion/waveshaping). The pattern is 7 steps long. By adjusting the exp knob manually I have additional control over the distortion.
Korg Polysix PS-6 Analog Synthesizer SN 461833
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video upload by Liam
"This unit is currently available for sale on Reverb, Ebay and local selling websites. If the listings are up, it's still available."
via this eBay listing, also on Reverb
"Original Korg PolySix from 1981 in Very Good condition, everything working, no yellowing. Originally bought from Japan.
No MIDI upgrade. All original hardware. Every key works with no problems and every function throughout the entire unit is in good working condition.
Wood panels in good condition, natural wearing on some corners and a few nicks on the bottom but overall very good for it's age.
Metal panel on front has light scratch on the left side (pictured) and a few nicks on the edges towards the back, but overall nothing huge cosmetically. Key bed in good shape, almost mint condition. Used very lovingly for about a year, many recordings done with it.
It's very good for gritty 80's sounds, people often compare it to the Juno but I'd more so compare the sound to that of something by Sequential Circuits like the Prophet series, with a key bed that feels like a Juno, while any remaining character is completely it's own. It even gives some effects to play with that come from the turn of a knob, letting you enable Chorus, Phaser, or both while letting you change the intensity via the knob next to it.
I've included a demo of what this particular unit sounds like, playing Eyes by Clio, produced by Roberto Ferrante who also used only a Korg Polysix for the synth tracks.
Some other notable uses of this synth off the top of my head are Faces (Clio, 1985), Start Of The Breakdown (Tears for Fears, 1983), Subways Of Your Mind (FEX, 1984), Till The End Of Time/Animal In Me (Affair, 1984), Under The Ice (Topo & Roby, 1984), and just any underground European artists from the early 80s."
video upload by Liam
"This unit is currently available for sale on Reverb, Ebay and local selling websites. If the listings are up, it's still available."
via this eBay listing, also on Reverb
"Original Korg PolySix from 1981 in Very Good condition, everything working, no yellowing. Originally bought from Japan.No MIDI upgrade. All original hardware. Every key works with no problems and every function throughout the entire unit is in good working condition.
Wood panels in good condition, natural wearing on some corners and a few nicks on the bottom but overall very good for it's age.
Metal panel on front has light scratch on the left side (pictured) and a few nicks on the edges towards the back, but overall nothing huge cosmetically. Key bed in good shape, almost mint condition. Used very lovingly for about a year, many recordings done with it.
It's very good for gritty 80's sounds, people often compare it to the Juno but I'd more so compare the sound to that of something by Sequential Circuits like the Prophet series, with a key bed that feels like a Juno, while any remaining character is completely it's own. It even gives some effects to play with that come from the turn of a knob, letting you enable Chorus, Phaser, or both while letting you change the intensity via the knob next to it.
I've included a demo of what this particular unit sounds like, playing Eyes by Clio, produced by Roberto Ferrante who also used only a Korg Polysix for the synth tracks.
Some other notable uses of this synth off the top of my head are Faces (Clio, 1985), Start Of The Breakdown (Tears for Fears, 1983), Subways Of Your Mind (FEX, 1984), Till The End Of Time/Animal In Me (Affair, 1984), Under The Ice (Topo & Roby, 1984), and just any underground European artists from the early 80s."
Sequential Fourm 37-Key 4-Voice Polyphonic Synthesizer w/ Original Box
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via this Reverb listing
via this Reverb listing
Erica Synths LXR-02 Drum Synthesizer
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via this listing
Additional Perfect Circuit listings
via this listing
Additional Perfect Circuit listings
E-mu E6400 Ultra Rackmount Sampler SN 079702096
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via this listing
Additional Perfect Circuit listings
via this listing
Additional Perfect Circuit listings
Dtronics DT-7 Yamaha DX7 Programmer
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via this Reverb listing
"Dtronics DT7 – controller for Yamaha FM synths such as DX-7, DX-5, TX-7, TX-802 & TX-816.
Functions and layout are modelled after the legendary 1980s Jellinghaus controller.
This unit is new, tested years ago and not used (studio activities stopped) Complete original set. Comes with its PSU."
via this Reverb listing
"Dtronics DT7 – controller for Yamaha FM synths such as DX-7, DX-5, TX-7, TX-802 & TX-816.
Functions and layout are modelled after the legendary 1980s Jellinghaus controller.
This unit is new, tested years ago and not used (studio activities stopped) Complete original set. Comes with its PSU."
rare BLUE korg 707 49 key fm synthesizer w/ Memory Card
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via this eBay listing
"Gorgeous blue synthesizer. So cute and I hate to part with it but i've got my dream keyboard and don't have room for another. 4 operator fm synthesizer (yamaha chip) with the variable waveforms as seen in tx81z, dx100 etc. Easy to edit parameters with the slider, and there are performance sliders for both envelope times and timber. the keybed feels really nice and has aftertouch which can be routed to a handful of parameters. Selling the keyboard with the mcr-02 memory card which you can store extra patches on. A quirk of the 707 is that the memory card is for some reason required to reboot the synth if the internal backup battery dies (the battery that keeps the patches saved after power down). I put a fresh battery in recently so it shouldn't be an issue for years. I've also replaced the tact switches for the main cursor and value buttons; you rely on these heavily to edit patches and they wear out faster than the others. In terms of physical condition, there's a crack in the plastic screw hole on the back of the synth (pictured). i superglued this cracked piece into place so it's a little more sturdy. there's about 2 tiny scuffs around the perimeter but otherwise it's a beautiful bubbly vessel of periwinkle blue. there are posts on the side of the synth for a keytar strap if that's your thing."
via this eBay listing
"Gorgeous blue synthesizer. So cute and I hate to part with it but i've got my dream keyboard and don't have room for another. 4 operator fm synthesizer (yamaha chip) with the variable waveforms as seen in tx81z, dx100 etc. Easy to edit parameters with the slider, and there are performance sliders for both envelope times and timber. the keybed feels really nice and has aftertouch which can be routed to a handful of parameters. Selling the keyboard with the mcr-02 memory card which you can store extra patches on. A quirk of the 707 is that the memory card is for some reason required to reboot the synth if the internal backup battery dies (the battery that keeps the patches saved after power down). I put a fresh battery in recently so it shouldn't be an issue for years. I've also replaced the tact switches for the main cursor and value buttons; you rely on these heavily to edit patches and they wear out faster than the others. In terms of physical condition, there's a crack in the plastic screw hole on the back of the synth (pictured). i superglued this cracked piece into place so it's a little more sturdy. there's about 2 tiny scuffs around the perimeter but otherwise it's a beautiful bubbly vessel of periwinkle blue. there are posts on the side of the synth for a keytar strap if that's your thing."
MetaModule Tutorials: Chaos Patching
video upload by 4ms Company
"You can view the patch notes on our MetaModule forum here: https://forum.4ms.info/t/chaos-patchi..."
Modules Eurorack In Style! // BATHYMETER from Decapod Devices + Mega Modular Corp
video upload by DivKid
"Here we have the BATHYMETER from Decapod Devices & the Mega Modular Corporation. Bathymeter is a 4 channel human gesture recorded that takes voltages generator from slider movements, sets them to free run, loop, record and play to a clock, one shot and beyond ... and gives you access to creating anything from human motion LFOs, slider wobbling envelopes, manual gates, wonky Dilla humanised rhythm recording and even some glitchy audio processes. Lots to explore in the video, check the timing index and skip around below."
Sounds of Creative Chords Massive X Expansion | Native Instruments
video upload by Native Instruments
"Discover the sounds of our free holiday gift – Creative Chords. Play, explore, and spark new ideas this season with a harmony-driven Expansion for Massive X and the free Massive X Player.
Discover Massive X Player: https://www.native-instruments.com/pr...
Discover Massive X Player Expansions: https://www.native-instruments.com/en...
#NativeInstruments #MassiveX"
Korg Prophecy VST Plugin (Korg Collection 6) - No talking demo
video upload by ADL-MusicLab
"Hi, everyone!
In the 1990s, PCM synths were at their peak, but club scene artists were already searching for a more flexible, analog sound, hinting at the coming analog revival of the 2000s.
It was in this context that the Prophecy was announced in 1995, offering more flexibility and timbral capabilities than ever before heard. Defined by the cutting edge digital signal processing technology and a DSP chip formerly used exclusively for effects processing, the Prophecy Solo Synthesizer is now available as a software plugin, with the ease of use, polyphony, and modern features necessary for today’s music production.
KORG Collection - Prophecy, a legendary physical modeling synthesizer developed with the aim of offering freedom of expression beyond analog synthesizers and unprecedented sound creation possibilities, has evolved even further in its expressive capabilities. In version 1.5, the quirks of the hardware Prophecy can now be expressed even more precisely thanks to deeper creative input from the brilliant minds in the original Prophecy development team.
Version 1.5 also adds 180 new programs. This unique sound collection brings out the individuality of the Prophecy, ranging from fresh, software-only sounds to those that pay homage to the original Prophecy and pushes monophonic sound design to all new levels.
Prophecy for Mac/Win uses software to fully reproduce the original Prophecy’s MOSS (Multi-Oscillator Synthesis System) and is equipped with five of the seven total oscillator types:
Standard Oscillator for Analog Synth Sounds
Noise + Comb Filtering
VPM (Variable Phase Modulation)
Cross / Ring / Modulation and Sync
Physical Modeling (Brass Model Oscillator, Reed Model Oscillator and Plucked String Oscillator)
The sounds from each oscillator model can be processed using a nonlinear wave shaper. In addition to the oscillator and wave shaper sections, there is also a sub oscillator and noise generator.
Grab it! You won't be disappointed.
More info here:
https://www.korg.com/us/products/soft..."
12/14/25 Roland SVC-350 & SH-101 + Shure SM58 + Peavey 1300 & DDL-3 + Alesis MIDIVERB II
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video upload by Cfpp0
"12/14/25 Roland SVC-350 Vocoder (for sale) & SH-101 + Shure SM58 + Peavey 1300 & DDL-3 + Alesis MIDIVERB II
'Hello, buy my vocoder—now, now, now! Please.'
Those are the lyrics. We are listing the SVC-350 Vocoder and the SPV-355 pitch to voltage synthesizer in this video on reverb.com at Christopher’s Boutique 489."
via this Reverb listing
"This listing is for two rare rack units by Roland that will let you turn your voice into robots, aliens, or just plain old voltages: the SVC-350 Vocoder and the SPV-355 Pitch to Voltage Synthesizer. The video in the photos section of this listing is of the actual unit.
The SPV-355 allows you to take audio and convert it into pitch voltages, envelopes, and gates to use on other equipment. It’s also a nice two-VCO synthesizer itself, with filter and envelope controls.
The SVC-350 is a coveted Vocoder, allowing you to connect synthesizers, drum machines, guitars and, of course, a microphone, and get either a fully wet vocoded version or a blend of the dry and wet.
Both work well, but both are old. This means you need to use them regularly or they can develop a little bit of scratch when turning the knobs.
You are the robots."
video upload by Cfpp0
"12/14/25 Roland SVC-350 Vocoder (for sale) & SH-101 + Shure SM58 + Peavey 1300 & DDL-3 + Alesis MIDIVERB II
'Hello, buy my vocoder—now, now, now! Please.'
Those are the lyrics. We are listing the SVC-350 Vocoder and the SPV-355 pitch to voltage synthesizer in this video on reverb.com at Christopher’s Boutique 489."
via this Reverb listing
"This listing is for two rare rack units by Roland that will let you turn your voice into robots, aliens, or just plain old voltages: the SVC-350 Vocoder and the SPV-355 Pitch to Voltage Synthesizer. The video in the photos section of this listing is of the actual unit.
The SPV-355 allows you to take audio and convert it into pitch voltages, envelopes, and gates to use on other equipment. It’s also a nice two-VCO synthesizer itself, with filter and envelope controls.
The SVC-350 is a coveted Vocoder, allowing you to connect synthesizers, drum machines, guitars and, of course, a microphone, and get either a fully wet vocoded version or a blend of the dry and wet.
Both work well, but both are old. This means you need to use them regularly or they can develop a little bit of scratch when turning the knobs.
You are the robots."
A first look at the new Two of Cups by Endorphin.es
video upload by The Sound Convergence
"A first exploration of the newly released Two of Cups with MIDI control and SD-card reader on the front panel
0:00 Intro
0:24 Feature run-down
0:46 As a drum machine
1:21 Testing FM
2:20 With 909 Samples
2:33 Library sound examples
2:45 Round-robin hi-hats
3:37 As idea generator
4:10 new! MIDI in
4:55 Final thoughts"
UDO Super 6 Melodic Electronic IDM Song
video upload by the nightwater
"I was planning on making a quick simple sequence on the UDO Super 6 but ended up building it out into a full song and it turned out pretty nice. Lead melody and Pads are the UDO Super 6. Bass is the Moog Mother 32. Drums are the Dave Smith Tempest. Effects from the Strymon Bigsky Mx and the GFI Specular Tempus."
“Rear Door” Brainwaves controlling a Buchla Morphagene & Magnetic Freak Gaussian CV/MIDI setup 🧠🎛️✨
video upload by Stephano Gavilanes
"New biofeedback exploration using brainwaves via the Soundmachines BI1 Brainterface to control a hybrid CV/MIDI Buchla setup with the Fake Noise - Morphagene, Magnetic Freak - Gaussian, and additional sample manipulation via MIDI👌🏽
Hope you enjoy it! 🤙🏼
Music composed and recorded by Stephano Gavilanes.© Copyright 2025. All rights reserved."
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