MATRIXSYNTH

New modular case's maiden patch.

New modular case's maiden patch. from noise source on Vimeo.

"Newly installed Tiptop Audio power in a case designed by Andreas Wetterberg with woodwork and rail construction by Monorocket. Initial patch utilizing an Intellijel uScale quantizer feeding two Hertz Donuts with the B output of the quantizer being shifted by a Bubblesound uLFO synced with an 808 for good measure. only post addition was a tiny bit of Audio Damage Dubstation."

BuchlatransformPoem

BuchlatransformPoem from deb76 on Vimeo.

"An example of a "Work in Progress" around "Chant" the French poet Desmée Gilbert, a project being created. I explored a small part of the transformative possibilities of voice with the 285e, the Frequency Shifter in its function Balanced Modulator and touch surface with frequencies 222e - originally scheduled on the keys (twelve-tone) to another preset - combined with a frequency response and four envelopes Quad fonction Generator (281e) on both touch sensitive. The voice processing occurs with the combination of frequencies and envelopes by sliding fingers on the buttons on the touch surface.
- Un exemple de "Work in Progress" autour de "Chant" du poète français Gilbert Desmee, un projet en cours de création. J'ai exploré une toute petite partie des possibilités de transformation de voix avec le 285e, le Frequency Shifter dans sa fonction Balanced Modulator et la surface tactile 222e avec des fréquences - initialement, programmées sur les keys (twelve-tone) pour un autre preset - alliée à une réponse fréquentielle et des 4 enveloppes du Quad fonction Generator (281e) sur les deux touches sensitives. Le traitement de la voix a lieu avec la conjonction des fréquences et de des enveloppes par glissement des doigts sur les touches de la surface tactile.
- Carnet de patchs : videosdeb.blogspot.com/
Site et news : d758076.eu/DebActus/index.html
- Musique : soundcloud.com/you/tracks"

Buchla 9

Buchla 9 from Ryan Bocook on Vimeo.

"Buchla 200e (223e, 259e, 261e, 266e, 225e, 250e, 281e and 292e). Buchla track in one take, backing track overdubbed."

Expanding the Vidisynth

Expanding the Vidisynth Part I from paul sobczak on Vimeo.

follow-up to this post
"A short walk through of the beginning stages of expanding the Vidisynth."

Expanding the VidiSynth Part II from paul sobczak on Vimeo.

Expanding the VidiSynth Part III from paul sobczak on Vimeo.

"End stages of expanding the Vidisynth.

NoCubeDesigns.com

Design by

Noise is Life
noiseislife.tumblr.com/post/3477687467/555-contest-entry-vidisynth

Expansion by

Paul Sobczak
themountainfold.com

Pictures
flickr.com/photos/eagletusk/sets/72157626082787632/"

arcDEV Mainliner x2 by arcDev noise industries

YouTube via UPROAR24 | Feb 28, 2011 |

"mainliner is famous for its dirty bass sounds used for drum and bass etc, but this monophonic bass synthesizer has more up its sleaves. has it can make dark resonating pads with texture and also can be used for dark lead sounds too, towards the end of the video, i have used one of my famous midi files to show that some presets sound quite cool, before that i have just pressed a few keys to qick notes and one long note.
for more information visit the links below
http://www.arcanedevice.com/
http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewfor...
http://www.vst4free.com/free_vst.php?...
http://freemusicsoftware.org/category...
http://www.dontcrack.com/freeware/dow..."

mod-kina-1

YouTube via comemelinhos | Feb 28, 2011 |

"leftovers"

Modular fun, yay!

YouTube via martinHETERJAG | Feb 28, 2011 | 0 likes, 0 dislikes

"having loads of fun here with my modular when patching up some percussive stuff"

Synthesizers.com test

YouTube via londonbonnie | Feb 28, 2011 |

"Just got my first big dotcom system connected. Going through a new mackie 820i desk which is looking perfect for the job with a few inputs 2 sends and an 8:2 firewire card built in..."

Dual Yusynth Filters Demo

YouTube via davidryle | Feb 27, 2011 |

"Yves Usson's Minimoog transistor ladder filter module from a Bridechamber.com kit.
Two different component builds. One with the 2210 transistor arrays and the second with three pairs of matched BC547 NPN's. They sound similar but the calibrations may be a little off in relation to one another. The 2210 transistor array sounds smoother to me. The discrete transistor pairs sound thicker in the resonant ring. Probably due to the slightly less matched pairing. All caps are within 1% in the ladder but each module contains different vendor parts for the capacitors.
The front panels are different too. The left module is silk screened graphics, and was bought used. The right module was engraved with a high speed CNC milling machine in my shop. The font is not the best but I plan to improve on it for future projects.
Running these modules in parallel is really interesting. I have another video I made of that. I'll post it later. I can't really say whether the clones are truly close to a Minimoog filter or not. I don't own one and it's been years since I've played one. Also there are different makes of Minimoog so the filters all don't sound the same exactly anyway. Regardless, I think these filters sound very good and am pleased with the build. Yves is quite a good designer and I feel fortunate to be able to use his design here.
The left module with the 2210's is a component and PCB kit from Bridechamber.com. The right module was just the PCB from them but I rounded up all the components. Thanks to Scott Deyo for rushing these kits out to me. This was a real fun project and great learning exercise."