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Tuesday, March 07, 2023

Synthetic Analog Synthesizer running on Linux, with velocity sensitive touchscreen and keyboard


video upload by kanguru007

Saturday, July 08, 2017

Audulus Tutorial Livestream - Standardized Signals in Audulus & How to Translate them to Eurorack Mo


Streamed live 2 hours ago

http://www.audulus.com
http://forum.audulus.com

Audulus for: iOS | Mac | Windows/Linux

Tuesday, March 08, 2016

Audulus 3.1 Adds Windows and-SURPRISE-Linux Versions, Trial Versions Too

"San Francisco–Prepare for modular synth dominance. With Audulus 3.1, Audulus is now available for Windows and Linux, in addition to Mac, iPhone, and iPad.

'It’s not easy to be multi-platform, but I take pride in offering Audulus on as many platforms as possible,' says Audulus developer Taylor Holliday.

The Windows and Linux versions of Audulus have all the features of the Mac stand-alone version. Audulus for Windows also includes a VST plugin version.

Trial versions of Audulus for Mac, Windows, and Linux are also available. These trial versions have no time limit and can load any patch. To save patches, purchase the full version of Audulus.

Audulus for iOS has also been refined. A new context menu does not require a long-press gesture, making the Audulus UI easier to learn and quicker to use. Support for iCloud Drive makes it easier to share patches.

Audulus is a minimalist modular software synthesizer and effects processor. With Audulus, users can build synthesizers, design new sounds, or process audio. All with low latency real-time processing suitable for live performance.

Audulus for iOS can be used as a stand-alone instrument or in conjunction with Audulus for Mac, for a round-trip workflow between platforms. Begin a patch on the bus ride home and then bring it up on your laptop at band practice later that night - with iCloud functionality, moving between platforms couldn’t be easier.

Audulus 3.1 for iPad/iPhone is available on the App Store for $29.99.
Audulus 3.1 for Mac is available on the Mac App Store for $39.99.
Audulus 3.1 for Windows/Linux is available directly from audulus.com for $39.99. Purchase a single license for both versions.

For more information, visit http://audulus.com."

Get Audulus for: iOS | Mac | Windows/Linux

Wednesday, January 27, 2016

Linux Sound Design: Experimenting with Ingen, Ring Mod, and Bitwig


Published on Jan 27, 2016 Chris Beckstrom

"Today I realized how amazing Ingen is: run any plugin, connect them however you like- basically a virtual modular synthesizer that can use anything you have installed. You can add as many inputs and outputs as you like, which includes ins and outs from the real world (i.e. sending audio from my modular into Ingen!). This is a quick patch ring-modulating two LFO-modulated oscillators together, sending the output through some delays, then into Bitwig Studio where more delays and distortion are added. I mapped some of the controls to some MIDI controllers and move them in real time."

Tuesday, December 01, 2015

Trapbeat on ubuntu studio


Published on Dec 1, 2015 sasatakocom

"Trap Beatっぽいものを ubuntu studio で作ってみました。
リズムはHydrogenで、他のパートは LMMSです。
たくさんUPされているTrapBeatの動画のようなダークなカッコよい感じにした­いということで、映像もいろいろ小細工してみましたが、どうも本人の能天気ぶりがにじ­み出てしまっているようです。ましょうがないやあはは。"

Friday, May 29, 2015

Odroid--U3 Meets YouRockGuitar 2


Published on May 25, 2015 elohess2

The Odroid-U3 is a Linux based mini computer. The YouRockGuitar 2 is connected via USB MIDI.

This one in via elohess2. I asked him what software he used for the synth sounds and he had the following to say: "'Yoshemi', which is a fork of ZynAddSubFX. I used Yoshemi cause I was frustrated of my spelling mistakes of 'ZynAddSubFX' :-) (Joke). Was only a test to find out which version works better with JackD. Result: both...."

And the video description:

"Session to show that it works very well to use the Odroid-U3 als a software synthesizer audio machine und using the 'toy' YouRockGuitar2 als Midi Controller.

A lot of things to tell about this combination and the Linux Glue, which glues all the parts together.

At the end of the video 25:00 there is a recorded "live" session. Sorry bad audio quality. It was a reharsal session recorded with the build in microphone of my mobile phone. No additional infos here. Only Peter jamming noise...."

Thursday, April 03, 2014

Gakken NSX-39 : MIDI playback Test with Rosegarden on Linux


Published on Apr 3, 2014 karenevil·331 videos

Playback starts after 2:19.

"Testing midi playback with Rosegarden on debian wheezy.
This piano sound is generated by NSX-39 with vocaloid voice.
NSX-39 has a micro USB jack and works as a USB-MIDI GM ( General MIDI ) sound generator.

It seems that this NSX-39 is a 'usb midi class compliant' device then no special driver is required, that's why it can be controlled with GNU/Linux.
What did I use for this demo video is 'Rosegarden'.
( Rosegarden : http://www.rosegardenmusic.com/ )

By the way I found this anonymous 'Ave Maria' midi file longtime ago somewhere on the net, thanks to the person who made this midi file :)"

Gakken Synths on eBay

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

din for Linux


"A collection of drones tracing the famous chinese symbol for yin & yang philosophy, the Taijitu"

yin-yang by din~is~noise

And much more:

"If Puredata and Supercollider are two synths, din is a synth of a 3rd kind.

It forgets history,
To not repeat it.

It doesnt hide analog music hardware,
In digital music software.

You had pulse, sine, triangle and sawtooth,
And went forth and made electronic music.
Now there is just the Bezier curve.
Go make your pulse, sine, triangle and sawtooths.
Or this, this, this and this.

This is nothing new.
Some old men did it in the 60s!
Punched numbers into cards.

Now you edit waveforms in a GUI,

And watch the sound change before your very ears.
Has it got ADSR?
Its got DADSARSADS.

Filters?
Infinite length delay lines.
With Bezier envelope for feedback and volume.

Modulation?
Bezier on Carrier and Modulator.
Eat that Chowning.

Notes?
Notes! Notes! Notes!
Infinite microtones between two tones.

Livecoding?
In Tcl.
Like LISP, but no ((((:-))))

Collaboration?
MIDI. OSC. IRC.

I want two!
Get it while it's free."  Videos on site.

via Dylan on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge



Friday, August 26, 2011

Wii Remote control Reaktor and Kore Player on eeePC (Ubuntu).mov


YouTube Uploaded by AndreyGladkov on Aug 26, 2011

"Nintendo Wii Remote control Native Instruments Reaktor and Kore Player on eeePC701 with Ubuntu 10.4 and Wine in real time."

Monday, May 30, 2011

Nick Copeland Bristol Synthesizers Emulations on Android & Linux

Linux apps on SourceForge here [you might remember the page form this 2007 post]. The following are available on the Android Market

"muSonic Sonic-V

This is an emulator of the muSonic 5, a synthesizer originally designed by one of the Moog engineers Gene Zumchek (possibly the real father of modern synths), he proposed then eventually designed and built the prototype Mini Moog, the first fixed configuration portable monophonic. After leaving Moog he created the muSonic who themselves eventually bought the bankrupt remains of Moog and released this synth with a few changes as the Moog Sonic-6. The dual LFO configuration is very rich and there are lots of modulation possibilities as well as direct mix and in this emulator some mild stereo reverb.

Interface zooming can be done either with the trackball (Nexus/HTC have them) or enable multitouch via the menu then tap the screen with two fingers at the same time - this will zoom the interface in/out. If you tap with two fingers but keep them held you can move the screen around. This kind of helps out with the dense graphics.

Patches are saved on the SD card along with factory sounds, there is an export and import option to exchange patches.

The emulator will, per default, attempt to run with a set of options that will give reasonable quality and the lowest possible latency/lag. The quality of the audio can be tuned with the menu options however the lowest possible latency for pretty much all Android devices is currently 42ms, on my HTC Desire it is 70ms. If you understand what this means then the value might seem quite high but the app is still a lot of fun.

Twitter @bristolaudio"

"Classic ARP Axxe Synthesizer Emulator

The is an emulation of the ARP Axxe synthesiser, single oscillator, noise, mixer, filter and envelope generator fully emulated in software with modulation. The app supports pressure sensitive touch screens, X/Y accelerometer for pitch and mod wheel, multitouch and zooming interface facilities. The original was a monophonic instrument however the emulator can operate as a polyphonic (duophonic) synth via multitouch when it is enabled. The interface has options for fat-finger, analogue filters and rich oscillators however these will consume extra CPU cycles. The interface also has a full piano keyboard setting.

Interface zooming can be done either with the trackball (Nexus/HTC have them) or enable multitouch via the menu then tap the screen with two fingers at the same time - this will zoom the interface in/out. If you tap with two fingers but keep them held you can move the screen around. This kind of helps out with the dense graphics.

Patches are saved on the SD card along with factory sounds, there is an export and import option to exchange patches.

The emulator will, per default, attempt to run with a set of options that will give reasonable quality and the lowest possible latency/lag. The quality of the audio can be tuned with the menu options however the lowest possible latency for pretty much all Android devices is currently 42ms, on my HTC Desire it is 70ms. If you understand what this means then the value might seem quite high but the app is still a lot of fun.

Tested on HTC Desire/2.2, Emulator hires and lowres. The Axxe is one of a family of emulators."

"Augur-52 Synth

This version of the bristol augur synthesizer is in stereo with a flanger effect to widen out the sound,

This is an emulator of a 80s classic analogue poly synth, the emulator is just dual voice for multitouch. It has dual oscillator, noise, lfo, mixer, filter and a pair of envelope generators. The app supports pressure sensitive touch screens, X/Y accelerometer for pitch and mod wheel, multitouch and zooming interface facilities. The interface has options for fat-finger, analogue filters and rich oscillators however these will consume extra CPU cycles. The interface also has a full piano keyboard setting.
There is an emulator 'Unison' switch which will play both voices on a single note to pad out the sound.

Interface zooming can be done either with the trackball (Nexus/HTC have them) or enable multitouch via the menu then tap the screen with two fingers at the same time - this will zoom the interface in/out. If you tap with two fingers but keep them held you can move the screen around. This kind of helps out with the dense graphics.

Patches are saved on the SD card along with factory sounds, there is an export and import option to exchange patches.

The emulator will, per default, attempt to run with a set of options that will give reasonable quality and the lowest possible latency/lag. The quality of the audio can be tuned with the menu options however the lowest possible latency for pretty much all Android devices is currently 42ms, on my HTC Desire it is 70ms. If you understand what this means then the value might seem quite high but the app is still a lot of fun."

"BME-700 Synthesizer

The is an emulation of an esoteric German synth known as the BME 700, very few in existence and using a unique dual filter design, one tracking the envelope and one resonating at a fixed frequency. The envelopes are also interesting, there are two A/R or A/S/R that can be mixed to create ADSR and other ingenious combinations.

The app supports pressure sensitive touch screens, X/Y accelerometer for pitch and mod wheel, multitouch and zooming interface facilities. The original was a monophonic instrument however the emulator can operate as a polyphonic (duophonic) synth via multitouch when it is enabled. The interface has options for fat-finger, analogue filters and rich oscillators however these will consume extra CPU cycles. The interface also has a full piano keyboard setting.

Interface zooming can be done either with the trackball (Nexus/HTC have them) or enable multitouch via the menu then tap the screen with two fingers at the same time - this will zoom the interface in/out. If you tap with two fingers but keep them held you can move the screen around. This kind of helps out with the dense graphics.

Patches are saved on the SD card along with factory sounds, there is an export and import option to exchange patches.

The emulator will, per default, attempt to run with a set of options that will give reasonable quality and the lowest possible latency/lag. The quality of the audio can be tuned with the menu options however the lowest possible latency for pretty much all Android devices is currently 42ms, on my HTC Desire it is 70ms. If you understand what this means then the value might seem quite high but the app is still a lot of fun.

Tested on HTC Desire/2.2, Emulator hires and lowres. The BME700 is one of a family of emulators.

Twitter @bristolaudio"

via Moonbuz

Thursday, May 05, 2011

Linux Audio Conference

'Notstandskomitee live in Toronto, Canada

YouTube Uploaded by herrsteiner on Nov 7, 2010

"Excerpt from the current set, live at The Garrison Toronto, the 11. October 2010. I performed that track there the first time. I created the software with Csound which runs loops from the studio and provide live synthesis for the solos. It runs on a Linux laptop.
The visuals in the background are actually the screen I see with the custom Csound gui and controller data dump. I am about to create visuals with Pure Data and Gem but there are some problems with the OSC communication between the two applications which I hope to resolve till the next gig on 11. November 2010 at Rote Flora Hamburg."

via Malte:

"here is a video of my project Notstandskomitee, live in Toronto October 2010.

This year its the 20th year anniversary of this project and on 6.May the Linux Audio Conference 2011 starts in Maynooth, Ireland, Notstandskomitee going to perform there at the Soundnight.
http://lac.linuxaudio.org/2011/

Also released a new exclusive track for the Katabatik compilation:
http://www.katabatik.org/kollektion/

On 14.May there will be a concert at Linux Wochen Linz, Austria
http://liwoli.at/programm/2011"

Monday, August 30, 2010

AlsaModularSynth - higher fermentation (ambient) 10:52


YouTube via Redled72 | August 30, 2010

"Ein Ambient Track, produziert mit dem "AlsaModularSynth", einem USB MIDI Keyboard & Linux. Der Patch findet sich am Ende des Tracks, welcher weder editiert noch nachbearbeitet wurde."

via http://alsamodular.sourceforge.net/
"AlsaModularSynth is a realtime modular synthesizer and effect processor. It features

* MIDI controlled modular software synthesis
* Realtime effect processing with capture from e.g. "Line In" or "Mic In".
* Full control of all synthesis and effect parameters via MIDI.
* Integrated LADSPA Browser with search capability
* JACK Support

The documentation and many commented example patches show how to use AlsaModularSynth.

QMidiArp is a MIDI-Arpeggiator.

QMidiRoute is a MIDI router and filter utility.

QMidiControl is a virtual MIDI fader box.

QAMix is a configurable mixer for ALSA. The GUI description is defined in an XML file. Default interfaces for standard AC 97 cards and Soundblaster Live are provided. QAMix can be controlled via MIDI. Any number of MIDI events can be bound to any mixer control.

QARecord is a simple multithreaded stereo recording tool. It can record both 16 bit and 32 bit WAVs. By using a large ringbuffer for the captured data, buffer overruns are avoided. QARecord can also be used as JACK client.

KAconnect is a Qt version of the aconnect utility for the ALSA sequencer system.

If you would like to write some audio software yourself, this ALSA Programming Howto may get you started. Some audio filters using the LADSPA plugin interface are found here."
Links at the AlsaModularSynth link above.

Monday, August 23, 2010

Drum machine (pd + gem)


YouTube via shaolinmonk01 | August 23, 2010
on Linux

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Sebastian Arnold - Bits keep moving (digital grain dance)


YouTube via batzberlin | July 21, 2010

"This is another live video from the Berlin Antje Oklesund concert back in April. The song is the opener of my upcoming second Album "Attempt to change a running system e.p." which will be released 10.09.2010. Become a fan on http://www.facebook.com/sebastianarno... !
Recorded Live by Antje Öklesund / Till Kreische / Echoschall
Gear: Clavia Nord Modular G2, Nord Lead 2X, Korg Kaoss Pad Mini, SooperLooper (on Debian Linux), FaderFox Controller, Drums!"

Saturday, June 26, 2010

Notstandskomitee Münzviertel Strassenfest 2010 - CSound on Linux

Notstandskomitee Münzviertel Strassenfest 2010 from Malte Steiner on Vimeo.


"Notstandskomitee live at Münzviertel Strassenfest, 19.6.2010, Hamburg. It was windy,cold and wet, few people, monitors kept collapsing, in short: a typical Hamburg streetfest. I expected the worst, a new low in my career, but it was fun and good test of equipment.
Please note the small black netbook which ran the whole show, together with Archlinux and a realtime kernel. Csound replayed the loops from the studio from bigger machines - like Doepfer A100, VSynth, MPC, Machinedrum - , process them and provided synthesis for my solos. Right now I am booking some shows, perhaps Notstandskomitee comes to a place near you."

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Zynaddsubfx - Linux Synthesizer


YouTube via metalx1000. http://filmsbykris.com/

Amsynth - Linux Synthesizer

Monday, October 12, 2009

PlayBox and PlayLive Multitouch Instruments

"Play Live is a multi-touch user interface for Ableton Live.
Features:
* intuitive Natural User Interface
* you can control 32 tracks and 127 scenes, that are 4064 clips
* track controls are mute, solo, record, send1, send2, pan, level
* display track levelmeter, name
* scene feedback name and state
* clip feedback color, name and state
* Transportcontrol
* 2 Returns
* Master
* support bidirectional communication
* easy to setup , just load the “Play” Control Surface"

More details on Create Digital Music

"I tested it with my mac book pro, “Play Live” and “Ableton Live” is running at the same machine. It should work on all platforms (Windows, Linux, Mac OS X). That Project started with my Diploma Thesis in Applied Computer Science 1 year ago."

Like I said in this post, the tablet pc will be the future of synth hardware.

Friday, September 18, 2009

Sonic LAB: Kenton USB Solo


via Sonic State
via Kenton's USB Solo Page
"Features for USB SOLO
* Designed to control all types of mono-synth
* Super-fast response time
* Famous Kenton build quality
* Rugged brushed aluminium case
* CV and Aux1 outputs use high specification 16 bit D/A converters for rock-steady pitches
* Gate / S-trig output configurable output to match virtually any synth
* Aux2 & Aux3 outputs are on-off only (zero or 5V)
* Dedicated DIN socket output for Sync24
* CV/Gate/Aux1,2,3 outputs on 3.5mm jack sockets (3.5mm to 1/4" cables are available in our cables section)
* Any MIDI channel can be selected
* Switchable for V/oct & Hz/V & 1.2V/oct scaling systems
* Fine tune & scale are software controllable
* Transpose (coarse tune) - up & down 12 semitones
* Adjustable pitchbend range
* Programmable Gate V-trig (up to 15v) or S-trig (with or without pull-up)
* Multiple and single trigger modes - adjustable re-trigger time
* Note priority selection - newest / lowest / highest
* Old notes are remembered to facilitate trill effects and increase playability
* Portamento - fixed rate or fixed time modes
* Auto Portamento mode selectable (where legato playing turns on Portamento)
* Portamento Controller is selectable
* Programmable Auxilary outputs controllable by any MIDI controller
* Programmable LFO - 9 wave shapes inc. random
* LFO can modulate pitch &/or AUX output
* Separate Controllers for LFO to CV and LFO to AUX
* LFO can be synchronised to MIDI clock
* LFO sync point can be selected
* Key-on can reset LFO
* Aux3 output can output clock - Aux2 can output stop-start
* Clock output can select from 1 to 12, 24, or 48 clocks per quarter note
* All parameters are controllable in real-time by SysEx
* Set-ups are stored in non-volatile memory for easy recall
* 40 memory locations for store / load
* MIDI monitor mode - for easy MIDI troubleshooting
* USB powered
* Size 130mm x 97mm x 40mm
* Suitable for use with XP / Vista / MAC OS-X v10.2 onwards / Linux

Improvements over Pro-Solo mkII
* USB connection - faster data transfer
* Has 40 memories which can be stored and recalled
* Setups pre-loaded for popular synths
* Dedicated DIN Sync-24 output
* Aux 2 & 3 on 3.5mm jacks
* Variable gate-off time for re-trigger (multiple trigger)
* LFO start point can now be selected for Sample & Hold too
* Aux 2 & 3 have adjustable threshold
* Program changes can be used to recall memories

Socket upgrades for Analogue Synthesisers

For those monosynths without the necessary inputs, Kenton have a range of Socket upgrades to enable you to add those all-important CV, Gate & Filter sockets and sometimes a few others too. We can fit such sockets for you or, alternatively, supply a kit of parts and instructions. Please look at our Socket upgrades page for further information."

Wednesday, September 09, 2009

LoveLiveElectronic

LoLieL live performances @ ART-ZAVOD festival

YouTube via LoveLiveElectronic. sent my way via Дмитрий Морозов.

http://www.myspace.com/loveliveelectronic

"First Russian Live Interactive Forum for live performance and D.I.Y. approach in different fields of experimental technological arts (mainly experimental electronic
music, video-art, interactivity etc.). Founded by several free composers and scientists on a base of the Theremin-Center (www.theremin.ru) in 2008. The
Theremin-Center - is the first and the oldest studio of electronic and electroacoustic music in Russia. It is situated in Moscow State Conservatory and is an official
part of it. It bares the name of Leon Theremin, who was working at the studio, at the time it was just a laboratory of electroacoustics, and then till his last days.

LoveLiveElectronic (aka LoLiEl) community does regular live events, where artists perform experimental electronic music and video-art often using computer
algorithms, programmed by them-self, or hard-equipment, built by their own. We also consider it good to modify any commercial soft and gear in a HACKING-
paradigm with a purpose of creating something new and unpredictable. LoLiEl also supports so-called "aesthetic of false" which core is in misusing everything,
what you can misuse. And of course we are fond of old soft-wear and old hard-wear, which is now became outside of the commercial market, as well as free-soft
and linux-based developments. We insist on performing live, when AN ACTION PRODUCES EFFECT. We feel bad about using prerecorded samples, but really
appreciate REAL-TIME SAMPLING. We insist on NOT using phonogramms at all. We also produce free work-shops on bending electronics and programming in PD,
Max..MSP, CSound, etc.


We celebrate originality and pray creativity. We feel pulsating spirit of innovational revolution. SELF-programmed, SELF-built, SELF-destroyed.

Special thanks to Jon Appleton for good ideas of logo-design. Spiritual thanks to Andrey Smirnov (head of Moscow Theremin Center). Special thanks to Patricia
Thompson (the doughter of Vladimir Mayakovskiy) for encouragement of the futuristic event in the museum of Mayakovskiy."

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

SunVox on iPhone: playing live


YouTube via NightRadio2007
"Live switching between the patterns. + controller changing.

SunVox is multi-platform modular music creation studio for Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, PalmOS, Windows Mobile and iPhone."
SunVox on iTunes:
SunVox
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