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"It is complete with DKS keyboard and has been recently serviced by the clone circuit designer Derek Revell. It has a gate input modification but apart from that is unmodified."
"Spent the afternoon playing in the studio today, did a little bit of patching with the 'Buchla' came up with this improv … thought I’d share! Djangosfire Buchla Patch: 'Pulsing Din & Texture' Cheers to sonic exploration! Thank you, Adam Scramstad"
Malcolm Clarke demonstrates the Synthi 100 sequencer as discussed in the video: [below]
0:00 Intro Performance
2:31 History of EMS
12:22 Music Interlude 1
13:46 Guided Tour of the Synthi 100
19:16 Music Interlude 2
21:48 The Vocoder 5000
24:59 The Digital Sequencer
25:49 The Townshend Studio
26:48 Summary & Thanks
27:36 Patreon Outro Performance"
The New Sound Of Music - 1979 - (Full Documentary) (BEATS T.V)
"One thing that’s not discussed enough - or is even criminally underrated - is the third channel in the Tubbutec MC-2oh2. On paper, it’s just a simple sample player, coming with a factory-loaded set of TR-606-like drum sounds that are still fun and effective to jam along to.
With the MC-202 Hack software (but also possible via SysEx), it’s a breeze to upload your own samples -or rather, sound snippets.
That’s precisely what I’m doing here. I took pre-recorded snippets of vocoder-processed sounds and uploaded them into the 2oh2. It’s already fun just to play them, but here comes another smart function of the 2oh2: midifiers. Each sample can be filtered, slowed down, reversed, and/or accented. It’s an endless source of experimentation and inspiration."
Modules used in this patch:
Soundfreak Triple Oscillator
MEMS: 266, 292c
Mike Peake Custom 190 Dual Reverb
EMS: 277, 207, 281, 256, 257, 246
Source of Uncertainty 219
Recorded live - Cheers to music and sonic exploration! Thank you, Adam Scramstad
"Some of you might want to get your VCS3 modded. This is part one in a series of videos showing the ones that I have added to mine. Shown is the Voltage Controlled Waveshaper and the Variable Oscillator Sync."
A few of these have been featured on the site before. You can use the player controls to skip around.
Playlist:
1. EMS Synthi with Universal Sequencer and RSF Kobol #emssynthi #rsfkobol #rolandph830
It’s a tune done on the Synthi and EMS Universal Sequencer with some help from RSF Kobol processed by Roland PH-830 phaser.
2. 2 x EMS Universal Sequencer with Roland MC-202 #emssynthi #emsuniversalsequencer #mc202
Universal Sequencer is playing a sequence on the Synthi and the 202 - that’s why it’s called “universal” as both sequence and real time layers have CV/gate outputs. No effects other than spring reverb on the Synthi.
"An EMS VCS3 does a throbbing drone. The Moog Model 10 is sequenced by a synthesizers dotcom q960/q119 with a little help from the Mos-Lab envelope.
The Serge comprised of licensed circuits by Elby Designs, Catgirl Synth, all lovingly paneled and assembled by Rich at Lower West Side Studios of Canada. There is a Buchla clone of a Source of Uncertainty module assembled and paneled by Jason Fry of Free State FX that is randomizing various parts of an M401 Multimode (Arp 1047 clone) also built by LWSS.
From the 401, the audio heads to the Analog Craftsman Gristleizer. The result is a little rhythmic bubbling.
The title is a nod to Tricky’s Pre-millennium Tension album but nevertheless reflective of the current zeitgeist.
"A 16-step sequence on the Buchla 246 with a new addition, the Késako Player! 👌🏽
Both Buchla 284 and @synththomas 292 are also sharing the spotlight, then going into @soundfreakmodular Dual filter, @the_mems_project 291 filter and Buchla 296e
"Sorry I could not film too much as there were student rehearsals taking place and an interview about to take place in the Pete Townshend Studio at the University of West London https://www.uwl.ac.uk/study/study-fac...
Music from my ATMOS album Height Supremacy, a track called 'Miles From Cornwell'
I thought a very apt track to play as EMS is based in Cornwell."
"Most of the instruments on this track were run through a Fairfield Circuitry 20% More Slew Limiting Distortion pedal, which facilitates an enormous range of distortion options, from the familiar to the very unfamiliar."
