Erebus Orifice from Zerosum Inertia

video upload by NOISEBUG

"A. Description:
The Erebus Orifice is a synthesizer module designed for processing audio signals.
It is also capable of generating audio which can be manipulated with Control Voltage.
The Control Voltage is made possible with the help of a VTL5C3 vactrol.
Modulation sources providing 0-10v signals are ideal, 0-5v signals will work too.
The basic design of the Erebus Orifice is a tube preamplifier with a tweaked feedback path.


B. Inputs, Outputs and Controls
There are 3 jacks available:
Enter is where audio signals are to be inserted.
Exit is where audio leaves the module.
CV is where Control Voltage signals are to be inserted.
There are 2 knobs available:
Top knob controls feedback.
Bottom knob controls gain.
The purpose of a knob is to manipulate the behavior of the audio signal being heard.
Twist the knobs and observe the results.
Choose your own adventure.
There are only 2 directions to go: left or right.

C. Power details
The tube used is a 7 pin 6CB6 sharp cutoff pentode.
The use of the tube requires the user to have a power source capable of providing
150 mA of +5 and 30 mA of + and -15 on average load.
The plate voltage is 48 volts and there is no risk of injuring the user.

D. Mounting details
The module is designed to take up 1 space in a synthesizers.com cabinet
sometimes referred to as "MU" for Moog Unit.
The Erebus Orifice is not designed to recreate or emulate such circuits.
It is an addition to the large format modular system, not a clone of any other design.
Rear depth of the module is a shallow 1.9 inches.
Power connection is provided by a 6 pin MTA connector  compatible with Synthesizers.com power distribution systems and QPS1 and QPS3 supplies.
The panel is 3mm thick aluminum with machine engraved print.
Panel will not flex or bend and print will not flake off."

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Moog System 35 Limited-Edition Analog Modular Synth with Moog 953 Duophonic Keyboard

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via this listing

"Limited-Edition Moog System 35 reissue
Serial #19 of 35 systems released worldwide.

Includes walnut finish Moog 953 Duophonic Keyboard. System 35 reissue units hand built by Moog to precisely recreate the original 1973 system. Synth and keyboard are essentially flawless. Small scratch on the side of the keyboard (included in last picture), but otherwise hardly noticeable.

From Moog:

Three years of research and design has culminated in Moog Music recommencing the manufacturing of a limited number of Moog System 35 modular synthesizers. Using all of the original documentation, as well as the original circuit board and art files, Moog engineers have hand-built true recreations of the original instruments based on their 1973 factory specifications.

Each individual module is hand-stuffed and the components are hand-soldered to circuit boards using traditional wiring methods. Each module is then finished with a photo-etched aluminum panel, and placed in its new modular instrument.

System 35 Modules

3x 902 Voltage Controlled Amplifiers
1x 904A Voltage Controlled Low Pass Filter
1x 904B Voltage Controlled High Pass Filter
1x 907A Fixed Filter Bank:
3x 911 Envelope Generators:
1x 921 Voltage Controlled Oscillator:
2x 921A Oscillator drivers:
4x 921B Oscillators:
1x 923 Random Noise/Filter:
2x CP3A Console Panels:
1x CP4A Console Panel:
1x CP8A Console Panel:
1x CP35 Console Panel:
1x 180 Watt 120 VAC or 230 VAC Switch Selectable Power Supply

Fully modular system (no internal patching) comes bundled with 1/4" patch cables"

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Frequency Central / Moon Modular - 5U Desktop System X

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Additional NOISEBUG Listings

"Interested in the 5U modular format? This is a self-contained system that has only been used in our showroom!

Fully powered case and comes with patch cables. Plug & Play

Case: Moon Modular - T10

Frequency Central Modules:

- System X Oscillator x2
- System X Low Pass Filter
- System X Dual Amplifier
- System X Dual Envelope Generator

Includes 10x 1/4" patch cables of varying lengths"

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SYNTH-WERK SW3PPoly1

synth-werk · SW3PPoly1

"SW 901ABBB in polyphonic mode using the new SW keyboard '955-contact'"

Modular Morphing (filters)

video upload by George B.

Referenced OB-X8 vs OB-6 video just posted here.

"A proof of concept exercise transitioning filter outputs using the Gate Math 4 step sequence, 4 Envelope Generators and 4 VCA's. Inspired by the Dave Smith OB-6 with it's State Variable type filter that can morph between filter types."

0:00 Intro
0:22 Andertons Synths video clip
0:46 Method explained
1:29 Sound Examples
2:57 Conclusions
3:30 Outro

LMNC - Blur Song 2 On Modular Synth

Someone In The Crowd Requested Blur Song 2 On Modular Synth haha
video upload by LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER

"A bit more footage from the tour! this was Tourcoing again! unfortunately the camera we used on stage got nicked half way through the tour and we lost a few nights of footage because i didnt back it up for a couple of days. but i have a lot of the audio! and currently compiling and putting the audio only of various parts of performances onto patreon. Download the Live WAV of this and others here :-

/ some-more-live-102450353
https://www.patreon.com/posts/1016424...
Patreon is a massive enable to making videos, the larger DIY projects would be a lot more strung out without it! so i cant thank my supporters enough.
It Also keeps the lights on at @THISMUSEUMISNOTOBSOLETE where you can come and play this synth!"

A Quick Wiggle With The Wave Warper

video upload by John L Rice

"Mostly Synthesis Technology modules: 510 Wave Warper, four 300 VCOs, 320 LFO, 440 VCF, and a Moon 569 sequencer."

Hell Modular - Dual VCF Test (Prototype)

video upload by Cornel Hecht

PANNING on MODULAR SYNTHESIZERS | Q148 and Q158 tutorial

video upload by synthesizersdotcom

"🎛️ Join us as we explore the sonic possibilities of stereo panning using the Q148 and Q158 modules from synthesizers.com! Perfect for beginners in modular synthesis, and a fantastic tutorial for all content creators looking to up their game. Don't miss out on these essential techniques to create immersive soundscapes."

Q173 Gate math synthesizers.com

video upload by George B.

"Use BENTON10 code to get 10% off up to $500.00! at synthesizers.com Purchase $5000, get $500 off. ($6000, $500 off max) A one time gift so purchase wisely.

An overview of the Gate Math Module. It divides, multiplies, generates patterns, drum patterns, and random patterns. Fully programmable and programs are kept through power cycles.

0:00 Music Intro
0:14 Introduction
0:36 Overview of features
3:06 I made a Drum Pattern w/sequencer
3:29 Built in Drum Patterns
4:12 Random Gates
4:58 Built in pattern
5:24 Ratcheting a sequencer with Gate math
5:42 Example song using Gate math for varying speeds
6:23 Outro
6:41 Music playout..."

Hell Modular Synthesizer - 24dB Lowpass-Filter

video upload by Cornel Hecht

"Hell Modular Synthesizer - 24dB Lowpass-Filter"

Background Modulars No.4 - Moog Modular

video upload by Memetune Studio

"Can't find a vintage Moog Modular 3C system to create a self-generating patch on? No worries! Just put this video on in the background (in full-screen mode), and have the next best thing 😁

This patch uses 10 VCOs, 3 VCAs, 4 envelopes, 1 filter, 2 sequencers, a VC Delay, a noise going through the Fixed Filter Bank, some sub-mixers, a slew and a stereo Matrix Mixer to create a slowly evolving, slightly haunting ambient tone poem"

Vermona PERfourMER mkII

video upload by rimela

"Multitrack recordings of the Vermona PERfourMER mkII. All sounds are made with the PERfourMER mkII. Sequencers used: Dotcom Q960, Moon Modular M569 and Future Retro Revolution. All processing in Ableton Live. Special thanks to Thomas at Vermona for lending the PERfourMER mkII."

The Lost City of G | MODULAR SYNTHESIZER PERFORMANCE

video upload by synthesizersdotcom

"⚡️ Welcome to the electrifying world of modular synthesis! 🎛️ Immerse yourself in "The Lost City of G," a mesmerizing modular synthesizer performance by the incredibly talented Giulio Carmassi. Watch as he weaves a sonic tapestry with intricate patches and pulsating rhythms that transport you to another dimension.

Make sure to keep up to date with Giulio's compositions: @giuliocarmassi"

Some Noises from SYNTH-WERK

video upload by SYNTH-WERK

"SYNTH-WERK constructs custom systems according to your individual requirements. For that purpose, we utilize modules from Moon Modular and SYNTH-WERK modules. All configurations can of course be changed according to your specific needs. You can also use all Moon Modular modules for your specific system and modify our standard systems. Handmade cases of walnut wood come naturally. Each device is one of a kind, handmade with highest quality. Ask us for an individual proposal."

3x Arturia Keysteps control the Synthesizers.com plus Syntakt and Poly Eurorack on Nifty Keys

video upload by Rudetee

"All live ! No overdub improvisation . Wtith 3 arpegiators from the Keysteps.
Synthesizers.com Ribbon controller ,Drums from Elektron Syntakt, Nifty Keys contains Doepfer quad Polyphonic modules. And Attack of the Cloney (VCS3)"

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See this previous post for info on the Cloney.

New Patch on the Moog Model 10 Modular Synthesizer

video upload by Beto Hale

"Three oscillators total; one using a sawtooth wave; another a pulsewave, and a third using a sine wave (used as an LFO).

The first two sent to the audio input of the voltage controlled low pass filter; the third (LFO) sent into the Control Voltage input of the filter.

The sine wave of the LFO is set to a frequency to match the tempo (in 16th notes) of the song I’m working on."

Make PATTERNS on the Q119 | Analog Synthesizer TUTORIAL

video upload by synthesizersdotcom

"Ready to take your synth creativity to the next level? 🎛️ Discover the magic of making patterns with synthesizers.com's Q119 module in our latest tutorial. Whether you’re new to modular synthesis or a seasoned pro, this video will guide you through the process, step by step. 🎶"

"The Chromed TONTO" - MASSIVE Live Modular Synthesizer w/ P-Thugg from Chromeo

video upload by Anthony Marinelli Music

Like a modern day TONTO - "The Chromed TONTO"

"Discover the unbelievable as Anthony and co-host Rob Rosen, synth tech to the stars, team up with special guest Patrick Gemayel, also known as P-Thugg from electro-funk duo "Chromeo," to unveil and construct the world's largest touring synthesizer - a towering 18 feet long and 8 feet tall, featuring 6 keyboards, all fully CHROMED! Dive into an epic unboxing and building session, culminating in an electrifying improvised synth jam.
In this captivating video, witness the step-by-step assembly of four colossal custom chrome modular synthesizer towers, drawing inspiration from iconic sources like Stevie Wonder’s TONTO synth, 1984 Bang & Olufsen speakers, and Seventies space-age furniture. Crafted and chromed by the legendary Roger Arrick from Synthesizers.com, these towers house cutting-edge modular synths with a unique behind-the-modules patching system, ensuring seamless performances with quick sound changes and full MIDI compatibility for patch cord free audience views.
Delve into the meticulous live performance setup of P-Thugg and his duo mate David Macklovitch (aka Dave 1), showcasing their mastery of Ableton Live and AbleSet for music playback, set lists, and lighting cues. Experience the behind-the-scenes magic as you join the conversation with the funk maestro "P" in his warehouse, where dreams of a chromed synth spectacle turned into reality. Don't miss out on this unforgettable journey into the heart of electro-funk innovation!

00:00:00 Intro (music)
00:00:55 Meet P-Thugg
00:01:11 Building the Modules / Jam 1
00:02:53 The MIDI Keyboards
00:04:53 Building the Tiers / Jam 2
00:06:33 Custom system by Synthesizers.com (https://shop.synthesizers.com)
00:12:15 Custom Tuner Module
00:13:10 Synthesizer Tuner Hack
00:14:10 Modular and Poly Synth Output Configuration
00:15:50 Look Mum, no patch cords - Hard Wired Presets
00:17:34 Culmination of a Modular Dream / Monster Polyphonic Dream Next
00:19:07 Building the MIDI / Jam 3
00:22:44 Fully Built Instrument (after 3 hours setting up)
00:24:05 Preset Patching System
00:29:47 Bypassing the Preset Patches
00:30:21 Switching Presets on Stage
00:33:40 Spontaneously Programming Sounds on Stage
00:34:42 P-Thugg's Favorite Sound
00:35:25 Presets Switch between Live Panel Settings
00:36:39 Re-creating the Album in a Live Setting
00:37:35 Changing The Face Panel
00:40:09 Patching the MIDI Polyphonic Synthesizer Keyboards
00:43:15 Tuning Drifting Oscillators - Custom Tuner Module
00:43:51 Connecting All 4 Modular Instruments
00:45:59 Cleaning the Chrome
00:46:35 MIDI Interface Routing
00:48:47 Moog Modular Flexibility with Minimoog Speed
00:49:14 Front Panel Tour
00:51:20 Overriding the Presets with Patch Cords / Multi-Mode Filter
00:53:34 AbleSet by Leolabs - Set Lists, MIDI Patch Changes, Ableton Live Playback connection (https://ableset.app)
00:56:10 Ableton Light Cues
00:57:02 DAW Software - Cubase, Pro Tools, Ableton Live
00:57:50 Adapting the Show to the Song
00:59:37 Chromeo's Mission
01:01:20 Conclusion
01:01:47 Logo (music)"

Live On Modular Synths TOO MANY MISTAKES. Look Mum No Computer

video upload by LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER

"2 NEW SONGs OUT today, Too Many Mistakes, and Kitty Got A Fever
Stream and also tour info here :-
https://linktr.ee/lookmumnocomputer
Download the live version audio AND INSTRUMENTAL VERSION here :-
https://www.patreon.com/posts/101159178"