SCJS#111 - DAWN SWEEPER

video upload by FL3SHB4CK

"Small Case Jam Sessions #111

Fancyyyyy K-ACCUMULATOR, MI Beads

Make some noise!

‪@fancysynthesis‬"

HWJ - RIP - REQUIEM

video upload by FL3SHB4CK

"Hardware Jam Challenge: RIP

Fancyyyyy K-ACCUMULATOR, MI Beads

Make some noise!

‪@fancysynthesis‬"

Doepfer drones through a Clouds clone.

video upload by Vykaar Tones

"Manipulating a Doepfer three A-110 VCO drone through slowly modulated Wiard Boogie filter, A-134 PAN and Clouds clone. Eventide Time factor and Space effects are also in the mix. Video is of the Solar eclipse in south London 2026."

MATRIARCH + TAKE 5 + MAGNETO | Live Synth Performance #37 (DEPARTURE)

video upload by David Falcon

"This last few months I've been downsizing a lot in the studio, while focusing on creating a compact system within the Eurorack. Have lots of redundancies and gear that I haven't been using much. Now has been the time for the Sequential Pro 3. I used it a lot in some projects, but the last two years has been gathering dust, so it was time for it to find a new home.

Still trying to find the perfect balance. However I find these these two, the Moog Matriarch and the Sequential Take 5 , so inspiring that I hardly see myself parting with any of them. My plan is to pair the modular with the Matriarch more in the future, so we will see.
Also the Magneto is growing on me, I loved the Strymon dTape sound from the Timeline, but this one is AMAZING. Takes anything to a whole different sound world.

Lastly, I used Rings into FX Aid (Gen Loss algorithm) for the bass sound.

Mastered in Ableton.

‪@MoogSynthesizers‬ ‪@SequentialLLC‬ ‪@strymon‬"

HWJ - PROTO/NU - idée fixe #KACCUMULATOR

video upload by FL3SHB4CK

"Hardware Jam Challenge: PROTO/NU

One of my very first patch with the almighty K-ACCUMULATOR, what a beast!
Fancyyyyy K-ACCUMULATOR, NLC Splish & Sloth, MI Beads

Make some noise!

‪@fancysynthesis‬ ‪@cirtcele‬"

The Strangest, Most Interesting Synth He's Played This Year (Morphor Echon6)

video upload by Starsky Carr

"The Morphor Echon6 is the world's first analog modal polysynth — a genuine departure from the wall of subtractive synths flooding the market right now. In this review and demo I dig into its Karplus-Strong-based exciter and resonator, six voices you can split into six independent monosynths, and a modulation system so intuitive it doesn't need a menu. Full raw demo at the end so you can hear it completely unprocessed.

WHAT IS MODAL SYNTHESIS?
Modal synthesis uses a Karplus-Strong oscillator — an exciter (like a pluck, bow, or hammer) run through a resonator (like a string or instrument body) — to fake physical, plucked/struck sounds. First proposed by Kevin Karplus and Alexander Strong back in 1982, you'll recognise the concept from modules like Mutable Instruments Plaits, Rings and Braids, and digital oscillators in synths like the Arturia MiniFreak and Korg Minilogue XD. The Echon6 takes that same idea and builds it entirely in analog circuitry — as far as I know, the first synth to pull that off.

CHAPTERS
0:00 What's coming up
1:43 DEMO JAM #1 - glitchy ambient
5:40 What is modal synthesis? (Karplus-Strong explained)
6:53 Front panel overview
7:52 Six voice groups patch demo
9:53 DEMO JAM #2 - as an FX unit on drums
12:20 SIx voices in unison - CHORD MODE?
13:06 DEMO JAM #3 - 6 unique voices
13:48 Exciter section deep dive
21:15 BBD resonator deep dive
25:47 Modulation section deep dive
36:22 Building a musical patch from scratch
41:16 DEMO JAM #4 - A Love Story ;) IYKYK
43:15 Echon6 vs Erica Synths Steampipe
45:00 Final thoughts
45:40 Patreon & website
46:13 DEMO JAM #5 Intro raw (maybe a little reverb at the end)

MY TAKE
The Echon6 is a genuinely fresh alternative to the current glut of subtractive synths — your Jupiters, Junos, Prophets, and OB-style clones. It felt natural within minutes, the modulation is some of the cleverest I've used on any hardware synth, and the build quality is excellent. Compared to the Erica Synths Steampipe (digital modal synthesis), the Echon6 is easier to learn, while the Steampipe can get more chaotic, faster, thanks to its distortion and reverb. Both are worth a look if experimental modal synthesis is your thing — but the Echon6 gets a big thumbs up from me.

GEAR MENTIONED
Morphor Echon6 (analog modal polysynth, reviewed here)
Erica Synths Steampipe (digital modal synth, comparison)
Mutable Instruments Plaits / Rings / Braids
Arturia MiniFreak
Korg Minilogue XD

MORE PATCHES, SAMPLES & TUTORIALS
Patreon: www.patreon.com/starskycarr - patches, samples, tutorials and more
www.starskycarr.com - patches, samples, free and cheap goodies"

HWJ - ONE SOUND - HYPERCHAOS - full jam

video upload by FL3SHB4CK

"Hardware Jam Challenge: ONE SOUND

The only one sound source is the Bean Jelly, modulations by Hyperchaos (modulated by Bean Jelly PWM) and Splish, crazy stereo thanks to diff-rect (BJ low pass into positive input, BJ high pass into negative input, outputs into Beads) , grainzzz coutesy of Beads!

NLC Hyperchaos Deluxe, NLC Splish, Bean Jelly, MI Beads, NLC diff-rect

Make some noise!"

Easily customize your Mutable Instruments Plaits with the amazing new app Plaits Palette!

video upload by Perceptes

"In this video, I walk through a new web app called Plaits Palette (https://rubato.audio/plaits-palette/), which lets you easily create your own custom firmware for Mutable Instruments Plaits. You can assign synthesis models from a large library to slots of your choosing in up to 4 banks on the module. You can also customize chord tables, speech models, DX7 patches, and many additional new functions.

Patrons can download the firmware and field guide from the video here: / easily-customize-166364982"

Making atonal sound resonat W. Elements

video upload by Meska (Meska)

"Quick sound demo of atonal sound to resonator in the case feedback , using the external input of Elements

Thank you for watching. My name is Meska of the statik collective . I've been making mostly 'dark and expérimental' music for more than ten years now, i'v learn so much online, now it's time for me to share my knoledge, my exploration and this channel is a place to talk about the tools, sound design and techniques to make music with. You can stream my albums and EPs at https://statikwave.bandcamp.com/. If you'd like to support the channel​ consider buying music from bandcamp ;) Contact/booking: meskastatik@gmail.com"

RESONATORS | Rings | PolyMoog | Tiptop Audio | Haible by R*S

video upload by Cinematic Laboratory

"In this video, I'll try to explore the concept of resonators in electronic music. I am not sure I am correct here, but I guess the first official Resonator was from Serge, followed by the Resonators in the fist PolyMoog. Buchla may have closed the line with the 292 Spectral Processor, which is also a resonant array of filters. Resonant filters is what all these modules have in common. Jurgen Haible revisited the Moog resonator in the 21st century, and Emilie Gillet perfected it with the Rings module. TipTop Audio also made a faithful recreation of the Polymoog resonator quite recently.

My interest in resonators was ignited when I saw a 17 year old low-res video from Kenneth Elhardt running a Jupiter-8 through an isolated Moog resonator unit, turning clearly synthethic sounds in to very convincing voices, brass and woodwinds. I've used a few snippets (transformative / educational) and added a link to the original. Mr. Elhardt also has a few videos on his channel where he recreated 'medieval' music on a Synthesizer.com Moog clone which is an amazing listen and a hidden gem on the tube.

What I did not know, is that this video may have also inspired Haible and Tiptop Audio to recreate the resonator.

But wait. Rings? Yep. When not plucked and using the IN, you'll pass a sound through 48 digitally controlled 'virtual' filters. So don't pluck it. Resonate it."

Cyma Forma RND Synth - Ein Knopf Synthesizer mit SSF Drums - Melodic Techno

video upload by Daniel Rohr

"Melodic-Techno

1 melodisches Zufallspattern mit dem RND 'One Button' Synthesizer das nie mehr kommen wird.
Es ist eines aus 4,3 Milliarden sounds (4 294 967 296) das zufällig bei jedem Knopfdruck ausgewählt wird.

Drums mit modular Synthesizer SSF Steady State Fate

Direkt aufgenommen auf Zoom Recorder F8n Pro

Effekte:
Mutable Instruments Ripples (Filter)
Squarp Rample (Voices)
Intellijel Sealegs - (Delay)
Universe Zen Voskhod-2M (Reverb)"

"Game Over"

JHaible TAU Phaser 'The Pipe' 2026 by Random*Source

video upload by Cinematic Laboratory

"Today I am proud to show off the new TAU 2026 phaser edition from JHaible x Random*Source for Eurorack. Obviously the core 'Pipe' sound didn't change because it needs to remain faithful to its history and heritage. It's not supposed to sound different from the previous R*S version. But it does. This is because the TAU '26 features two inputs and two CV inputs instead of one. Also the inverted (-) V/OCT is dropped. Visually, the panel now matches the Serge Modular line so it neatly blends in with your Serge 3U gear.

So is it a 20 pole- or an 18 pole phaser? Is it even important? No. What's truly important is the PIPE configuration of 20 transistors in a classic ladder topology. Your input will actually flow through the circuitry like air in a tube and I think it's absolutely stunning when you run noise through it. However, when you bring a lush pad, the TAU will redefine 'lush' into a pseudo stereo swirl that doesn't make you seasick.

When you crank up the feedback and hit it with some trigger 'stick' or chain, the TAU will make remarkable percussion. The Tau is also available in 4U. It's still a Haible, but it carries the 'Serge Modular' branding and comes with an extra mixing panel.

00:00 Introduction and history
02:55 Using the TAU on a synth voice + noise
05:37 TAU phasing on the Serge Medusa
07:45 TAU and triggers (w. MakeNoise Resynthesizer)
09:21 Non-competitive compare with XAOC Kamieniec V1
10:16 TAU on Plaits
13:44 A trip down Memory Lane w. Mellotron Micro"

A Rare & Unknown Gem from Mutable Instruments // SHEEP

video upload by DivKid

"Were you aware of Sheep? The relatively unknown and rare gem of a wavetable oscillator from Mutable Instruments? It's an alternate firmware for the mk1 Tides module, direct from Mutable Instruments and its a module (both Tides and Sheep) I've loved for years, so it was finally time to put a video together to share the sounds and lots of patch examples with them.

Sheep firmware & info // https://pichenettes.github.io/mutable..."

*TIMING INDEX // CHAPTERS*

00:00 Hello & patch previews

01:07 What is Sheep? Tides? What are we doing?

02:13 Sheep feature run down

CLICK FOR MORE »

MI Elements self feedback

video upload by Meska (Meska)

"Quick demo of elements self feedback and the sound it can prodiuce

Thank you for watching. My name is Meska of the statik collective . I've been making mostly 'dark and expérimental' music for more than ten years now, i'v learn so much online, now it's time for me to share my knoledge, my exploration and this channel is a place to talk about the tools, sound design and techniques to make music with. You can stream my albums and EPs at https://statikwave.bandcamp.com/. If you'd like to support the channel​ consider buying music from bandcamp ;) Contact/booking: meskastatik@gmail.com"

Behringer Synth Family - "Inner Desert" (live)

video upload by LFOstore

"Aaaand - not only!

Also Akai,Eventide,Korg and others.

Wishing you great summer with bright colours & comfort studio moments!

Presenting a new jam in our new studio space - Orange Celtic Place.

'Inner Desert' is a cosmic & ethnic journey with vintage flavour & hypnotic patterns.
In the heart of performance - classic sequence made on Behringer Odyssey.

Korg Prophecy used to play ethnic solo woodwind - physical modeling adding a real magic here!

Composition played by Nick Klimenko
Video by Nick Klimenko

Instruments used:

Korg Prophecy (oriental solo)
Eventide H9 (main reverb)
Akai Miniak (drone)
Behringer Odyssey (main sequence)
Behringer Monopoly (layered sequence)
Behringer MS-1 (solo)
Shruthi XT & Ambika

You can find all this sounds on www.lfo.store

Enjoy & please support with your comments & feedbacks!

LFO Team"

Pittsburgh Modular Taiga Keyboard | Playing the semimodular beast

video uploads by xu.sounddesign - dirk rohde

Playlist:

1. Pittsburgh Modular Taiga Keyboard | Playing the semimodular beast
2. Pittsburgh Modular Taiga | Tweaking for 1:30 minutes

"This is the Pittsburgh Taiga in context with my eurorack modular system.

I installed a Mult 1:8, the "Microburst" (Mutable Instruments "Clouds" clone), and the Mutable Instruments “Rings” into the Taiga's free Eurorack slots."
__________________________________________________________________________
XU.Sounddesign
Dirk Rohde
Studio Xeniaturaba
Location: Northern Germany
Contact: xu.sounddesign@gmx.net

Mutable Elements quick review/demo

video upload by Meska (Meska)

"quick demo of elements from mutable instrument with a 1:1 clone

Alternative firware for fast change between mod :
https://github.com/boourns/eurorack/r...

Thank you for watching. My name is Meska of the statik collective . I've been making mostly 'dark and expérimental' music for more than ten years now, i'v learn so much online, now it's time for me to share my knoledge, my exploration and this channel is a place to talk about the tools, sound design and techniques to make music with. You can stream my albums and EPs at https://statikwave.bandcamp.com/. If you'd like to support the channel​ consider buying music from bandcamp ;) Contact/booking: meskastatik@gmail.com"

070426

video upload by Dimitrios Sismanis

"Exploring the QuBit Stardust and Data Bender. Two Hertz Donut mk III's provide melodic segment. The initial melody sampled and modified by the Startdust. Bass from 2600m. Drums from Flame Fire and Squarp Rample, processed by Ohm Force Ohmicide. H90 for drum delay/reverb. Intellijel Sea Legs and Swells for delay and reverb on main mixer (Xer Mixa). Drums and Hertz Donuts going to Data Bender. Vocal sample from Multigrain. Sequencing from Cirklon."

Mutable Instruments Beads + La Croix & a tuning fork

video upload by Scott Campbell

"Bubble music 🫧"

Simple Arpeggios, Endless Textures | Moog Minitaur Ambient Session

video upload by Hideo Nakasako

"Simple arpeggios, endless textures. 🌙

Tonight’s ambient session is centered around the Moog Minitaur. Starting with a simple arpeggiated phrase, I layered textures from the Yamaha SEQTRAK and Elektron Analog Four to create a warm and spacious soundscape.

Thanks for listening.

Gear:
• Moog Minitaur
• Yamaha SEQTRAK
• Elektron Analog Four
• Mutable Instruments Beads
• Strymon BlueSky

#ambientmusic #ambientsession #moogminitaur #seqtrak #analogfour"