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"Introspection" Arturia Minifreak, Polyend Tracker, Ruismaker Gauss

video upload by Vöstok-one

"Introspection

Inspired by the Nô Theatre, this track is my personal feeling of it.
At the beginning it all started with this voice.
I sampled and looped it in the Ruismaker Gauss. On the back, the Nô theatre it's all about percussion, so I built some tribal rhythm with the Polyend Tracker. My personal addition of this traditional art was the melodic aspect created with the Minifreak.

I hope you will enjoy this song as much as I had fun playing it."

Arturia Minifreak Bundle Synth Warp + Digital Synth Textures 130 patches

video upload by LFOstore

"Arturia Minifreak available the bundle 'Synth Warp' + 'Digital Synth Textures' 130 sounds !

Buy: https://kav-sound-explorer.sellfy.sto...

'Synth Warp' Soundbank 65 patch.
Introducing the 'Synth Warp' sound library, expanding the sonic horizons of this remarkable synthesizer. Compatible with both the Minifreak hardware and VST/Standalone versions, this collection features dynamic and abstract sequences, intricate arpeggios synchronized with delay, captivating landscape textures, and classic pads. Immerse yourself in a world of Atmospheres and Soundtracks, tastefully enhanced with a variety of high-quality effects.

This library offers 65 meticulously crafted presets, each designed to inspire:

Arpeggio: Explore intricate arpeggiated patterns that evolve and mesmerize.
Sequence: Dive into rhythmic sequences that pulse and flow with energy.
Evolving Pad: Morph and transform your sounds with evolving textures.
Melodic Sequence: Create captivating melodies with rhythmic sequences.
Rhythmic Sequence: Add pulsating rhythms and grooves to your compositions.
Soundtrack: Craft cinematic soundscapes and background elements.
Ambient SFX: Elevate your productions with ethereal and otherworldly effects.
Atmosphere: Create immersive sonic environments with rich layers of sound.


Unlock new dimensions of creativity with the 'Synth Warp' library, designed to ignite your musical inspiration and take your compositions to new heights.

'Digital synth textures' Soundbank 65 patch.
Introducing the 'Digital Synth Textures' library, expanding the sonic possibilities of this exceptional synthesizer. Compatible with both the Minifreak and Minifreak V models, this collection features dynamic and abstract sequences, intricate landscape textures, and classic pads. Immerse yourself in a world of atmospheres, all tastefully enhanced with a variety of high-quality effects.

Unlock new dimensions of creativity with the 'Digital Synth Textures' library, designed to ignite your musical inspiration.

The demo tune was recorded in real time and does not contain external effects or any processing.

Made by Alexander Kav."

Crazy and fun sounds from 1967 played on a MicroFreak!

video upload by AutomaticGainsay

"Here is part six of a six-part demonstration of the placement and use of samples from a 1967 Moog 900 Series modular on the incredibly versatile Arturia MicroFreak!"

1967 Moog 900 Series

AstroLab Livestream | _Diving into Arturia's Avant-Garde Stage Keyboard

video upload by Arturia

"Join Product Manager Pierre for an in-depth exploration of AstroLab, our avant-garde stage keyboard. Discover how it integrates seamlessly with Analog Lab and other advanced workflows, enhancing both studio and live performances."

Music For Polybrute 3

video upload by Mysterious Machine

"Music for Polybrute 3 is a single patch created from scratch with the Arturia Polybrute synthesizer demonstrating its expressive capacity. No multitracks. No external effects were used, only Morphee, delay and the ring modulator of the synthesizer. Just, Polybrute.
The graphic art is thanks to Rodolfo Paulus from cómic Asteroide."

California Highway 111 and Interstate 10, Palm Springs

video upload by CatSynth TV

"We take a trip along Interstate 10 and California Highway 111 in the desert from the vicinity of Cabezon to Palm Springs on a lovely Spring Day

Original music by Amanda Chaudhary, with G Calvin Weston on drums. All other parts played by Amanda using the following instruments:
Audio Modeling SWAM Trumpet, Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Trombone
Cherry Audio PS-3300, Pro Soloist, Elka-X
Arturia Stage 73 V
Minimoog
QuBit Prism
E350 Morphing Terrarium
Strymon StarLab
EastWest Ministry of Rock (bass)
AudioThing Wires

For more music by Amanda Chaudhary, please visit amandachaudhary.bandcamp.com
For more music by G Calvin Weston, please visit soundscaperecordinglab.com

Filmed on 8 April 2024. We did not attend Coachella."

Time Travel: Playing a 1967 Moog on your modern Arturia MicroFreak

video upload by AutomaticGainsay

"Here is part five of a six-part demonstration of the placement and use of samples from a 1967 Moog 900 Series modular on the incredibly versatile Arturia MicroFreak!

The instruments in the theme music (including some drums) were created entirely with samples of the 1967 Moog 900 Series modular played on the Arturia MicroFreak, and multitracked."

1967 Moog 900 Series

A Zen-Bro romance told in resonant screams

video upload by Richard DeHove

"I have a bad habit of cranking the resonance on any machine I touch. It's so ingrained I did it at a friend's studio a little while back on an unfamiliar synth - and after a brief shriek decaying to an air-moving whomp I thanked the gods that the volume was set so low. I've used so many Polivoks-style filters in recent times I'm used to cranking the resonance with impunity.

Which brings me to the delicate love story between the Erica Synths Zen delay and the Behringer Pro-800. My trusty Rev2 is for sale and in its place I bought the Pro-800. Why trade down you may ask? Truth is I'm not a big poly player. The more polyphony you use the more simple the sound needs to be, in which case I wanted a simple yet knobby poly, and that's the Pro-800. Added bonus: no onboard effects. So when the Pro-800 arrived this week I teamed it with the Zen delay immediately.

So the romance is revealed: A brand new Pro-800 teamed with the Zen delay. The 800 is switched on for the first time, the resonance is cranked, the Zen's input drive and overdrive is engaged and almost immediately this gloriously jagged, gritty, and unpredictable darkness pours out.

Five minutes of first-time noodlings is a bit much I admit. And I was going to say all this over the top of the video but that felt wrong, like ads in a funeral service. So instead here it is. It is literally the first time I ever powered it on, to the point where I didn't even know how to save the sound or know whether I'm in tune, on the upside I pretty sure moved every knob and switch so if you want to replicate the sound, there it is.

Even so the 800's resonance is not fully cranked, I had to back off a little just to retain the ability to hold an actual melody.

Whether the 800 is good for anything else, who knows - I haven't got past this sound yet and I must look up how to save it. What's clear though is that the 800's filter teams beautifully with some heavy drive. I can feel more teamings in the air - perhaps another stereo 'Roger That' outing?

One final thing worth mentioning: the Zen delay cost significantly more than the Pro-800. Makes you wonder where your synth dollar is best spent.

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

OKTAVISION - Findings

video upload by OktaVision

"Our second video clip from our new album, out now on every major platform"

Additional details via supporting member - Oktavision:

"We've just uploaded our second video clip 'Findings' from our freshly released EP.
The vocal melody was inspired while listening to Tangerine Dream's Stratosfear. Then I started building the intro with my MS 20 sequenced by an SQ1. Added drums from my drumbrute but the final buildup came into existence after adding a acidic bassline from my TB303. The soprano the final section is a sample from Maria Callas opera drenched in reverb ."

Synth Cafè presenta: AC Noises RICORDA

video upload by Synth Cafè

Google translated (original in Italian below):

"RICORDA è il nuovo pedale AC Noises

Capitoli:
00:00 intro
00:39 looper
02:09 freeze
03:08 reverb e resonator
04:29 granulator
05:51 secondary mode
08:13 jam

Sviluppato su un DSP incredibilmente potente, (che spesso viene utilizzato nell'industria dei sintetizzatori eurorack), RICORDA mette a disposizione una moltitudine di parametri per scolpire e modellare il suono.

Ricorda è un effetto stereo che comprende di un riverbero, looper, granulizzatore, freeze, pitch shifter, il tutto modulabile in una modalità secondaria che permette di modificare gli effetti in modo da avere una palette sonora infinita.

Questo pedale sicuramente va a collocarsi nella fascia dove risiedono pedali come l'Hologram Microcosm e il Red Panda Particle.
Un grande punto in più del pedale è sicuramente il suono molto pulito e la posssibilità di allargare l'immagine stereo.
Lo consiglio sicuramente a chi si è un po' stufato dei soliti nomi e per chi vuole sperimentare un po' con questa tipologia di effetti"

"RICORDA è il nuovo pedale AC Noises

Capitoli:
00:00 intro
00:39 looper
02:09 freeze
03:08 reverb e resonator
04:29 granulator
05:51 secondary mode
08:13 jam

Sviluppato su un DSP incredibilmente potente, (che spesso viene utilizzato nell'industria dei sintetizzatori eurorack), RICORDA mette a disposizione una moltitudine di parametri per scolpire e modellare il suono.

Ricorda è un effetto stereo che comprende di un riverbero, looper, granulizzatore, freeze, pitch shifter, il tutto modulabile in una modalità secondaria che permette di modificare gli effetti in modo da avere una palette sonora infinita.

Questo pedale sicuramente va a collocarsi nella fascia dove risiedono pedali come l'Hologram Microcosm e il Red Panda Particle.
Un grande punto in più del pedale è sicuramente il suono molto pulito e la posssibilità di allargare l'immagine stereo.
Lo consiglio sicuramente a chi si è un po' stufato dei soliti nomi e per chi vuole sperimentare un po' con questa tipologia di effetti"

The best way to make your MicroFreak have a truly "fat" sound!

video upload by AutomaticGainsay

"Here is part four of a six-part demonstration of the placement and use of samples from a 1967 Moog 900 Series modular on the incredibly versatile Arturia MicroFreak!"

1967 Moog 900 Series

Perkons HD-01 Bali Downtempo Session (Renaissance)

video upload by 2403R / Case Woo

"Inspired by our holiday in Bali. Recorded into Studio One, added Valhalla Shimmer and basic mastering. Listen at

/ renaissance

Dedicated to my wife Jenny."

Arturia Minifreak - "Voyager" 40 Presets and Sequences (Soundset)

video upload by LFOstore

"Lfo.store presents 'Voyager' the soundset for Arturia Minifreak.

Buy: https://lfostore.sellfy.store/p/artur...
More Minifreak presets: https://lfostore.sellfy.store/search/...

Welcome to a space odyssey, to unknown musical galaxies.

Arturia Minifreak is an incredible synthesizer with amazing features and sound, and we continue to unlock its potential.


Time for cosmic vibrations and deep dive into space!

In the bank you will find deep poly, cosmic sequences and atmospheric pads.

40 amazing presets and sequences are waiting for you and ready to fill your compositions with new colors and inspire creativity.

Cinematic, Electronic, Ambient, create new music worlds with Arturia Minifreak and "Voyager"

Every patch of our soundset is musical & can be immediately used in your tracks & production.

Enjoy and may the music come with you!"

► Dark & Dirty / Fragile & Broken ► 3.0 sound design on Polybrute (NEW CUSTOM PRESETS / PATCHES).

video upload by Jexus (sounds-for-synths.com)

"My thoughts & info: https://sounds-for-synths.com/arturia...

You will receive all the sounds that you hear in all my demos plus extra. This is 213 patches / presets in total. Every preset has two sounds / layers in it (morphable A & B). You will also get all the sequences that I play (they are stored as patch data). I did not use the Motion Recorder so you can use it for your own purposes. You must have firmware ver 3.0 or higher on your Polybrute to load this soundset. The fancy / artsy names of the performances that you see in my Youtube videos are often too long to fit in the synth’s display so all my presets will be named 'WCOG'.

I did not use any external FX in the demo; all the delays, reverbs, noises and other effects are part of the Polybrute engine / mod matrix. However, I used some EQ-ing on a few sounds."

Using synth sounds from 1967 on your MicroFreak!

video upload by AutomaticGainsay

"Here is part three of a six-part demonstration of the placement and use of samples from a 1967 Moog 900 Series modular on the incredibly versatile Arturia MicroFreak!"

1967 Moog 900 Series

Arturia Microfreak | An excellent modular companion

video upload by Cinematic Laboraty

"It's not easy to find a touch capacitive keyboard for Eurorack. I tried the Verbos and ultimately ended up with the Buchla Corvette 218e which also has a strong nostalgic value. I completely overlooked the Microfreak even though @mylarmelodies made an excellent video about it while recreating an Easel. I've been familiar with the Microfreak since its release, but didn't pay much attention to it when I found out it's a bit like a paraphonic Plaits. Then Noise Engineering contributed to it with three eclectic voices, also paraphonic. And recently they added samples and granular synthesis to the endless list of features. So the Freak isn't really 'micro' anymore. It's stellar.

I got myself a Freak because I wanted to find out if these keys were on par with the Buchla. The good news (for me), is that the Buchla is still a few decades ahead, because Arturia was clearly inspired by the older model with elevated 'black' keys. So objectively, the Freak doesn't 'ultraglide'. The good news (for all of us) is that the difference is marginal, considering that the Freak comes with a really, really nice synth. Bottomline: the Freak is a great addition to any modular setup. But it doesn't end there. If you happen to like granular synthesis and looping, it's an excellent source for grains, loops, stacks and sample mangling and when you recorded something cool, you can play it with pressure, gates and pitch CV.

I'll keep the Freak close to my Instruo case because it lacks a proper sequencer. Here, the Freak ticks all the boxes that were left open."

Tutorials | AstroLab - Browsing & Analog Lab Integration

video upload by Arturia

"Follow Matt Paull as he covers everything you need to know about AstroLab’s browsing and "navigation features. From swift preset discovery to playlist creation - AstroLab lets you access sounds with ease so you can focus on playing."

_CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
01:02 Buttons
01:44 Rotary
04:51 Outro

Tutorials | AstroLab - Analog Lab Integration


"In this tutorial, Matt Paull explores the powerful synergy between AstroLab and Analog Lab. Link the two to have all your sounds and settings mirrored, edit sounds in-depth and manage your library with ease."

_CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
00:19 What's it all about 🤔
00:50 Connection and Link
02:15 Loading a preset from Analog Lab
02:48 Loading a preset from AstroLab
03:00 Compatibility and Polyphony
03:16 AstroLab Library Management
04:23 AstroLab Presets Editing from Analog Lab
04:56 Conclusion

ARTURIA ASTROLAB // Reality check after the hype

video upload by

"The ARTURIA ASTROLAB Avante Garde STAGE KEYBOARD was released yesterday and I made an enthusiastic reaction video about it. But after having had time to research and digest the information I have some concerns and critique that I would like to share to give some balance."

See Woody's initial reaction towards the bottom of the announcement post here.

The Arturia AstroLab Is an Otherworldly Stage Keyboard

video upload by Reverb

"The Arturia AstroLab brings over a thousand presets from over thirty keyboard & synth emulations out of the Analog Lab software and into a standalone keyboard. You can seamlessly scroll through sound banks, artist-inspired presets, instruments and more with the easy-to-use navigation wheel, and then quickly change select parameters, add effects & much more with the streamlined control panel. What would you use the AstroLab for?"

Shop the AstroLab and read more at Reverb here.

See the announcement post with additional videos here.