"A piece created with @SONICWARE CyDrums, @MoogSynthesizers Moog One, and @NordKeyboards Nord Lead — a hand-played minimal house track built around an even kick groove.
CyDrums provides the even kick, short-decay hi-hats, and toms. The sound is processed with filter and reverb using the @strymon NIGHTSKY, and compression is added via the ALESIS 3630.
The Moog One performs the bassline, while the Nord Lead handles the harmony. The Nord Lead runs through the @gfisys Specular Tempus for reverb."
"A piece created with @SequentialLLC Prophet-10, @MoogSynthesizers Moog One, @buchlausa Music Easel, and modular synthesizers — an ambient electronica track built from layered sounds recorded while walking around the studio.
The Prophet-10 is connected to a blueSky reverb, played with long release settings while manually opening and closing the filter.
Both the Moog One and @NordKeyboards Nord Lead provide synth pads. The Nord Lead runs through the @gfisys Specular Tempus with a deep reverb.
In the small Intellijel modular case, the @MAKEN0ISEMUSIC Morphagene plays back recorded piano sounds, with additional reverb added via a Clouds clone.
In the 7U Intellijel case seen on the right side of the screen, the Instruō Cs-L is processed through QPAS and Mimeophon for filtering and delay effects.
The Music Easel is connected to a @ChaseBlissAudio MOOD MKII, adding rich reverb. The Easel is played with noticeable portamento while performing on the keyboard."
"This one was a first test seeing if we could build a song around the Cyma Forma Alt. The ALT is billed as a 'Soundscape Synthesizer' and is designed primarily for Ambient Music, so of course... we made it TECHNO!"
"'Synthesizing with Moog' invites you on an enlightening journey that answers a complex question: how exactly do synthesizers work? https://inmusic.to/bdhnff3m
In this first episode we go back into twentieth century history to understand the origins of electronic music, discussing concepts like modular design and voltage control to learn how they combined to make the synthesizer instrument we know and love today. We then pose some questions to try and understand how listening works. How is sound created in the air? What does a speaker do and how does a synthesizer control it? How does the ear work? And finally, how do our brains perceive the sound around us? Listening, after all, is the foundation of any musical practice.
Written, hosted, filmed, and produced by our team of electronic musical instrument experts, this new seven-part educational video series makes learning the fundamentals of synthesis accessible, engaging, and inspiring for anyone curious about science, music, and how the two worlds converge. We set out to create a series that brings you as much technical knowledge as it does entertainment and joy as you watch each episode!
We invite you to follow along with us at home with a printable worksheet corresponding to the contents of each weekly episode. https://inmusic.to/bdhnff3m
Creator, writer, and host: Chris Miller Director and editor: Paul Shaver Producers: Max Ravitz and Chris Miller Director of Photography: Paul Shaver Music: Max Ravitz and Gunnar Haslam Graphics and Animations: Ryan Ford Special thanks to Ana Rome Filmed on location at Schneidersladen Apotheke, Berlin"
"A piece created with TR-808, Nord Lead, Grandmother, and OP-1 field. Electronica combining TR-808 rhythms with glitched vocals and layered synths.
The TR-808 is MIDI-controlled, with delay applied to the snare using the DD-6. The modified long-decay circuit of the TR-808 is manually adjusted during performance to accent the kick.
The Grandmother is also MIDI-controlled, with the filter cutoff operated manually.
On the OP-1 field, sampled vocals are performed and glitched in real time using the MOOD MKII.
The Nord Lead plays the lead synth, while additional harmony parts are recorded separately and processed with sidechain compression in Ableton Live."
"Two patches with the solo voice section of the Strymon SuperKar+ 32-voice string synthesis module, running through a Strymon Magneto delay module. The background synth pad is from a Moog Mavis. Reverb and additional filters are from Ableton Live. Ableton's clock is stopped and is only being used as a mixer for the session. Both patches are sequenced with a Korg SQ-64."
"Hi folks!
'Collapsing Society' — a world in decline, yet hope remains. May we rise above ignorance and power games, to remember what truly matters — respect for life, in all its forms. Please put your headphones on and enjoy the beats of the two analoge machines… Peace&Love to all folks!🖖👽"
