MATRIXSYNTH

OP-1 Freeride (w/ Tinysizer & Volca Beats) #TTNM

Published on Oct 20, 2015 The Tuesday Night Machines

"Here's a slow freestyle jam with the OP-1, Tinysizer and Korg Volca Beats :)

Audio gear used:
- Teenage Engineering OP-1 (Supersynth)
- Anyware Instruments Tinysizer Modular Synth
- Korg Volca Beats (drum machine)
- Korg SQ1 Sequencer
- Tascam DR-40 Recorder"

Clock Your Selector

Published on Oct 20, 2015 Voltage Control Lab

"The Sputnik Modular Selector is paired with the 4ms Rotating Clock Divider, hopping between clock divisions which are sent to the Noise Engineering Basimilus Iteritas.

http://www.voltagecontrollab.com/2015...

Check out our Sputnik Modular Selector Giveaway!

https://www.voltagecontrollab.com/201..."

Dual DPO stereo patch I

Published on Oct 20, 2015 Auxar Netlabel

"I put a Make Noise Rosie into the system and did a little experiment with 2 x DPO to make a stereo patch on the the fx returns of the Rosie. Also added some other sounds to the mono inputs to make some variation in the center of the stereo field.
Audio straight to Gopro cam audio input."

Knobbee 32 using custom built Reaktor patch

Published on Oct 20, 2015 Knobtronix

"This video shows the Knobbee 32 used with Native Instruments Reaktor. Reaktor runs a custom built patch. This way the 10 bit resolution of the Knobbee's knobs can be accessed.

A laser cut piece of thin cardboard has been used as an overlay to show the mapping of the Knobbee."

TouchAble Turns 5 with 3.1 Update & Sale

touchAble 3.1 - 5 years Birthday Published on Oct 20, 2015 TouchAble App

iTunes: touchAble - AppBC

"Control Ableton Live with your iPad.

Released in 2010, touchAble the acclamaided IOS controller which has continuously involved since its first version, has been updated to version 3.1, marking the 5th anniversary of the ultimate Ableton Live IOS controller.

touchable 3.1 brings several new features requested by the user community such as Modwheel for keyboards, variable font-size, following modes, and the app stays now fully active in the background.
The Live Device Template Pack available as in-app purchase since few months offers now an addition of 13 Max for Live device templates on top of the 42 already existing.

The updated Live Device Template Pack (available as an in-app purchase) provides 42 well designed layouts for nearly every device in Live + 18 Max for Live Essential Devices (13 Drumsynth, LFO, XY PAD, LFO Midi, Note Echo, Enveloppe).

Follow selected Scenes: On your computer, click a scene located anywhere in Live and touchAble's Clip View will follow.

LaunchSync 2 integration: We have collaborated with the awesome Max for Live developer team at Isotonik; you can now link touchAble Clip view with Push, Launchpad, Launchcontrol...

Modulation Fader: The Modwheel was high on our wish list, here it is!

Variable font-size: You can now increase the global font size of touchAble's components, useful on stage for better visualization.

touchAble stays fully active in background.

Countless of bug fixes, optimisations and enhancements."

small emu

Published on Oct 20, 2015 zack dagoba

"I just got a small Emu Modular System Thanks Damir!
Heres my first patch, not sure really what I did but I like it. Something to do with selecting triggers with the Triple Latch module...
See http://myblogitsfullofstars.blogspot.... for more info"

Patchení s Nikol ( VCO + VCF )

Published on Oct 20, 2015 Bastl Instruments

"Nikol Vám v tomhle díle vysvětlí co jsou to oscilátory a filtry.

In this episode Nikol will explain what are oscillators and filters."

Roland JU-06 Sound Examples

Published on Oct 20, 2015 Ed Diaz

"Hello everyone, in this video I wanted to give you some sound examples of the JU-06. There were even more examples but the video would have been over 30 minutes. Anyway, I hope you enjoy these examples and that you go out and get these pieces of synth candy."

http://www.rolandus.com/promos/roland_boutique/

Roland JX-3P vs. Juno-106 Vintage Analog Synthesizer

Published on Oct 20, 2015 RetroSound

"(c) 2015 vintage synthesizer demo by RetroSound

Roland JX-3P (1983) vs. Roland Juno-106 (1984) Analog Synthesizer with identical sound programs.

This video shows the different sound character. The Juno-106 sounds more bassy and the chorus is deeper.
The JX-3P sounds more raw like the JP-8 (the same filter) but without the bass fundament and the chorus is not so deep.
both are great synths and I love both a lot.

no compression or EQ used. only a bit delay."