Explaining this beautiful combo sputnik radio and control freak

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Explaining this beautiful combo sputnik radio and control freak
Raw sounds from the magic duo control, freak, and sputnik radio
Control, freak, and sputnik radio magic duo

Error Instruments Sputnik Radio

Error Instruments Sputnik Radio . . Video By The Falling Girl . . Synth By Paul Tas

Published on May 15, 2020 Soi11 The Falling Girl


Published on Jun 6, 2020 paul tas

via Error Instruments

"It’s a Voice sound source for experimental purposes

who is based and inspired by radiowave

you can use it as a drum or oscillator

There is also a really low sub Sounds

Thanks to variable Oscillators Elic And his team It’s 11 HP

And it sounds Really deep With a lot of

Texture Low deep bas sub together with high Micro tone ASMR Crackling sound .

Like the radio of the early days.



Ia small patch bay To make different sounds.

It also allowed you to use sensors and LED. s

Of course is it’s really nice to mix

this With the other model Tropical Noise v 3

It comes with two sensors and four different LEDs

for different rhythms and pm modulation .

You can also watch some FM see demo"

sputnik radio errorinstruments

paul tas

Warning: annoyingly flashy lights in this one. Cool sounds though.

sputnik radio

Raised By Machines - Sputnik

Raised By Machines - Sputnik by RaisedBy Machines
via Steve Sciulli from Raised by Machines / Life In Balance:
"I play Moog Voyager, Alchemy and loops. Paul Ferraro on Guitar."

SoundCloud Description:
"Raised by Machines features Steven Sciulli "the father of Pittsburgh Electronic music" on synthesizers, computer and programming and Paul Ferraro on guitars.

Steven Sciulli's music is heard all over the world. He is in heavy rotation on radio shows and have been featured in the “Living Room Concert” series on the National Public Radio program “ECHOES.” His music has been aired on the syndicated radio show "Music From The Hearts of Space,” as well as many Internet radio stations like Astreaux World and Ambient US.

Steven Sciulli has composed themes and background music for the International Sculptural Society and dance groups, film/video, and over 20 meditation and healing CDs/DVDs. He has appeared on both local and national television/radio programming performing in hundreds of venues, some big in size others big in spirit. Steven built his first synthesizer at the age of 10 and started playing flute at 14. A founding member of the early 1980’s progressive group Carsickness (which Trouser Press compared to Van der Graaf Generator) and the Celtic rock band Ploughman’s Lunch.

Steven has played support shows for such diverse groups as: U2, Jon Serrie, Red Hot Chile Peppers, Echo and the Bunnymen, Rusted Root and Flaming Lips. He has composed and recorded music for over thirty major theater, dance, film and performance art groups.
He has organized numerous musical events though out the Western Pennsylvania region. His solo music has been featured in major Hollywood films and many nationally syndicated radio shows. He has over 8 CDs currently available, including 3 on major labels.

Paul Ferraro: Shifts the boundaries of the electric guitar. He has preformed with countless Pittsburgh musicians including recently as a member of the Ronda Zegarelli band. Paul uses his guitar as a color within a very imaginative paintbox."

Update: video

Raised By Machines @ Bloomfield Live

watch your volume levels on this one.
YouTube Uploaded by Cyberinga on Jul 15, 2011

"Raised by Machines playing at Bloomfield Live July 14, 2011"

"The video was captured with a iPhone so its a bit distorted. We rocked the block that evening and made this into a summer full moon street party.
Steve Sciulli: Korg Radias, Camel Audio Alchemy, EWI.
Paul Ferraro: Guitar."

Radio Morning

davidryle

"A real time recording of the Moog Subharmonicon, EH Canyon Looper, Empress Reverb, Encore Frequency Shifter, a custom RADIO module for the 5U large format modular, Dove Audio WTF VCO, synthesizers.com Q150 filter and Echo Fix EF-X2 tape delay.
The radio module is voltage controlled by a Q119 step sequencer from synthesizers.com. It is run into the frequency shifter and a mix of several noise and stored random voltages from the Sputnik West Coast Random Source (a Buchla Source of Uncertainty clone) is modulating the frequency center. This is then run to an STG Post Lawsuit Low Pass Filter and on to an Oakley Audio state variable filter in band pass resonant mode. I am playing the center frequency of this filter and sending the signal on to the Echo Fix tape delay. The delay is voltage controlled from a Mega Ohm Audio LFO2 module from the 5U modular with a very slow rising ramp wave. As the voltage drops off the tape delay motor sweeps back down with a wonderful gliding effect.
The Subharmonicon is clocked from another Mega Ohm Audio LFO2. The output of Sequencer 2 is sent to a Dove Audio Window Transform Function VCO and gated to a Q109 Envelope Generator as well as run through the Q150 Transistor Ladder filter by synthesizers.com.
A separate instance of the Subharmonicon was previously recorded to the Electro Harmonix Canyon pedal looper. It is faded up at the last portion to add momentum to the piece. The Empress Reverb pedal is adding some nice modulated reverb to the SubH and Canyon.
What I really enjoyed was the glorious runaway feedback of the tape echo. It was fun to balance out the moving swells at the same time as playing the sub oscillators on the SubH and Oakley filter. As I moved about the antenna of the radio varied in how strong the signal picked up the AM radio stations. This lended another modulation and random aspect to the waveforms injected into the piece. A fun exercise."

Hikari MONOS: The Ultimate Chaos Synthesizer? [LivePerformance] [NoTalking]

video upload by Andre Bregegere

"This video features an live performance highlighting the Hikari MONOS, a unique synthesizer that generates a wide range of noise textures and rhythmic patterns through combination of a noise generator and an oscillating low-pass filter. The performance was recorded live, and is presented here with minimal edits.

The Monos is accompanied by the Kirscher Microfilter, a MS-20 (resonant low-pass filter) clone, and two devices by Error Instruments, the Control Freak and the Radio Sputnik uvb-76, here both used for CV modulation of the Monos and/or the filter cutoff. The Monos also goes through a mixer with Delay & Reverb send (UAFX Starlight Echo Station & Golden Reverberator).

Finally, the recording was lightly mixed and mastered in Pro Tools. Enjoy!

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00:00 MONOS + MicroFilter + Control Freak
04:34 Removing the Control Freak
07:06 Using the Microfilter's self oscillation
10:14 Adding the Radio Sputnik
15:41 Removing the Radio Sputnik
17:18 Bringing back the Control Freak


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MONOS: http://hikari-instruments.com/manual/... @hikarimachi"

Tassel gold eurorack www.errorinstruments.com

video upload by errorinstruments paul tas

via Error Instruments

TASSEL. The precision ASMR tuner.

. Autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR),

see link

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASMR

Vinyl crackle Slow noise Deep Air sub. Texture More micro sounds.

The TASSEL has a lot of different sounds.

You can stretch the sound by the precision Potential tuner in the middle .

that can have 10 rounds of Revolutions on A really small piece

of sound so between the micro sounds you can go precise .

For the best spot that hate you the most in your ear connected to your brain.

The original engine is from sputnik Radio. A standalone device.

But because of the big tuner you can find totally different sounds.

It’s also possible to play with lights .

An open Vactrol System.

That you can turn on all off that you can choose to use control voltage or use the lights.

10 HP Special part precision Meter from 1956 .

Only 50 Handmade in Amsterdam. Inspired by House of Tassel In Brussel .

see link

https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hotel_Tassel

Interesting Sounds from bricky Cloudbusting and Sputnik Radio 🙏🏄‍♀️ 2

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Modular Performance - Error Instruments Radio Sputnik Uvb-76 [NoTalking]

video upload by Andre Bregegere

"This video documents an improvised performance using the Radio Sputnik UvB-76, a cool little synth/noise maker by Error Instruments ‪@paultasbeeb‬ Recorded live and unedited. Lightly mixed and mastered in Pro Tools. Reverb/delay added in post."

"Good luck, Astronauts" - on Wersi Comet

video upload by organfairy

"It's funny how music for science fiction movies has changed over the years: Back in the 1950's the movie 'Forbidden Planet' was noted for it's out-of-this-world music that was played on non-musical electronic instruments - instruments designed more for laboratory and experimental use.
Later in the 1960's science fiction music was more about rhythmic beeps and weird tingling sounds - the beeps probably inspired by the radio signal that the Soviet satelite Sputnik send down to earth while it circled the globe outside the atmosphere.
Later science fiction music was more about lush classical arrangements with some electronic sound effects added.

This piece of music is from the late 1960's and it falls in the beep-and-tingling category. It is written by the Danish organ player Peter Erling but I don't know exactly when it was recorded as there are no indications on the album and both the record company and Erling himself has been dead for decades. I transcibed the music myself and I found some close-enough Sputnik effects on my old Wersi Comet organ."

Patch Notes #31 - Varigate 8+, Voltage Block & Chord Organ

Published on Mar 3, 2017 Voltage Control Lab

"I was setting up a generative patch using the Malekko Varigate 8+ and Voltage Block, and discovered that Music Thing had released a new module/Radio Music firmware, the Chord Organ, so I had to use it.

Varigate 8+ outputs 5 through 8 are randomized using Random Gate mode, with the END gate out routed back into the RND input, generating slightly (or not so slightly) randomized rhythms from those outs, as well as the Voltage Block when in slave mode. The V8 clock out is routed to the VB clock in, so the clock/slave modes can be toggled, randomizing the VB sequences in slave mode but not in clock mode.

V8 channel 5 is routed out to Make Noise Maths channel 1 trigger input, then from the unity output to trigger the Noise Engineering Basimilus Iteritas, and from the channel 1 out to the pitch input on the BI to give a little punchier of a kick. The output is routed to the Malekko Mix4.

Channel 6 on the V8 is routed to the trigger input on the Mutable Instruments Braids, which is in snare mode, then out to the Mix4. One channel on the Voltage Block is routed to the FM input, which is set to modulate the volume level of the internal VCA, giving the snare some more feel (hopefully).

Channel 7 is routed out to trigger channel 4 on Maths, the unity output from which is opening the Optomix channel for the Chord Organ. The root note and chord quality on the Chord Organ are controlled by two separate channels on the Voltage Block, then routed through the Make Noise MMG filter, into the Optomix and on to Mutable Instruments Clouds for some reverb and granularizing. Then, out to the Mix4.

Channel 8 is routed to the Malekko AD/LFO, which is opening the 2nd channel on the Optomix. This channel is creating the crunchy high frequency percussion from the Malekko Anti-Oscillator, frequency modulated by the the Sputnik Oscillator, both “sequenced” by two random voltage sources from the Sputnik West Coast Random Source. The Anti-Osc is routed to the Optomix and then on to the Mix4.

https://www.voltagecontrollab.com/"

Rings and Clouds

Published on Apr 13, 2016 PaulLawlerMusic

"First patch with Mutable Instruments Rings, being sequenced by the Sputnik 5 Step, and processed through Clouds."

Scuba Patch

Published on Apr 13, 2016

"Atmospheric patch using Mutable Instruments Rings and Clouds.
Sequenced by the Sputnik 5 Step. Additional audio-in modulation from the Radio Music Module."

Sputnik Spectral Processor with Behringer 1050 demo. sequencing individual band outputs.

video upload by brandon logic

"starts with white nose as the sound source. direct out with some reverb.
0:52 two note sequence on the tip top/buchla 258t oscillator.
the two note sequence is clocked x8 so it changes every 8 steps on the 1050.
2:10 I then add a second oscillator getting a different sequencer into the second spectral input, so some 1050 steps are one oscillator and some are another. and i Switch to an LPG routing with more reverb and delay.
4:17 am radio
5:04 am radio + oscillator
5:53 outro jam"

Preclipse

Preclipse from Noise Jockey on Vimeo.

"Pre-eclipse techno session on a hot Saturday afternoon.

Patch notes, in order of voice appearance: Verbos Harmonic Oscillator Output 6 ring-modulated (via Circuit Abbey Twiggy, bottom channel as ringmod and upper channel as VCA) by Verbos Complex Oscillator A saw wave. Harmonic Oscillator master output drone has Tilt modulated by a rhythmic gate from Pamela’s New Workout and Center modulated by an LFO from Batumi. Acid bassline from Abstrakt Instruments Avalon, which drives the whole patch over DINSync via an ALM D.S.G. into Pamela’s New Workout. Kick drum is my customized Bugbrand DRM-1, hi-hats are the TipTop Hats909 (seen hanging out below the drum rack), additional percussion from the Radio Music (custom metal-on-metal grinding field recording) and Loquelic Iteritas into Bastl Skis; all drum programming done live via the Bastl Knit Rider, and modulated by the Qu-Bit Nano Rand. Drums mixed with SSF Mixmode and distorted by Audio Damage Shapes. West Coast voice comes from the Complex Oscillator, modulated by LFO from Batumi and the Verbos Random Sampling, sequenced by Verbos Voltage Multistage. Envelopes from an Intellijel Quadra, triggered either from the Voltage Multistage or Pamela’s New Workout. Mixed by Sputnik Six Channel Mixer, recorded straight to iPhone via Line6 Sonic Port. No audio post-processing applied."

Buchla 200 and 2HP Loop

video upload by Memetune Studio

"Here is another Buchla exploration with the Sputnik 289 and also a set of 2hp modules - the Loop and the Pitch which are a really great way of capturing audio (up to 5 mins) and then messing with it

In this patch I have got 2 channels going through the 289, 2 channels coming from the VRS23 and one from the 2hp modules, all being mixed and recorded through the Teenage Engineering TX-6

The result sounds something like me tuning a radio while falling down a mine shaft into an underground cavern filled with wasps"

Beatstep Pro + Eurorack - First Test

Published on May 29, 2016 Genshi Media Group

"I finally broke down and bought a Beatstep Pro. This is my first test with it sequencing the Mutable Instruments Braids on Sequencer Track 1 and the Intellijel Dixie II+ on Sequencer 2. The Intellijel Metropolis is sequencing both the Mutable Instruments Elements and Rings at the start of this video. Make Noise Tempi and Sputnik Selector is triggering the Noise Engineering Basimilus Iteritas. Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator PO-12 added for additional beats. FX Processing via Mutable Instruments Clouds & Warps, and Expert Sleepers Disting MK 3. Modulation via the Make Noise Richter Wogglebug and Mutable Instruments Peaks. Occasionally out of tune voices from the Music Thing Modular Radio Music."

Borderlands

Published on Jul 9, 2016 davidryle

"I recall driving along Highway 9 in south New Mexico from El Paso, Texas to Animas, New Mexico on the way to Tucson, Arizona. The long bouncy road made an unforgettable impression of the remote southern US border region.

I tried to produce the drone impression of the road noise and wide open scenic expanse in this project.

A live studio take of the modular synthesizer recorded in Cubase and captured by the iPhone. Video edited in Final Cut Pro.

Some module patch highlights include the MI Clouds in Parasite Resonator mode dealing with a few voltage controlled radio station audio signals and one of the melodic sequencer lines.

The bass line is a Q960 step sequencer sent to a Q106 vco through a Yusynth Minimoog LPF. It is sent through a Modcan dual delay and Lexicon studio delay. There is a doubling with the MakeNoise Mysteron through a STG Sea Devils filter and the TipTop Z-DSP with Halls of Valhalla.

Other sequencer lines play various slow melodic passages over the top. Some of the vco sources are half dozen Q106's, Mos Lab 901 + 904A suite, Harvestman Piston Honda and Ian Fritz Synthetic Sound Labs DDVCO through Yusynth Arp 4072 LPF. Effects included Strymon Blue Sky reverb, Behringer DD400 delay, SSL 1310 digital delay, Lexicon MX200's and TC Electronics D-Two.

A periodic low frequency drum sound is generated by an envelope to a STG Post Lawsuit LPF and noise from a Sputnik WCRS.

Clock timing handled by Cubase to Future Retro Mobius which drove the STG Soundlabs sequencer suite, 4MS RCS and QCD and Moon Modular dividers, Pressure Points as well as the Q960 and Q119 sequencers"

Radio sputnik Standalone

paul tas

"Demonstration about an experimental synthesiser in a small format this recording is just with the phone and you cannot hear the base for more information about this product to go to the website www.errorinstruments.com"

Dark Explorations: Eurorack + Make Noise 0-Coast

Published on Dec 9, 2016 Genshi Media Group

"Just trying stuff out... Modules used (by order of appearance):

Music Thing Modular RADIO MUSIC (x2)
Noise Engineering BASIMILUS ITERITAS
Make Noise TEMPI
Sputnik Modular SELECTOR
Intellijel Designs METROPOLIS
Mutable Instruments BRAIDS
Intellijel Designs DIXIE II+
Mutable Instruments ELEMENTS
Mutable Instruments RINGS
Make Noise 0-COAST

Processing and Modulation by Mutable Instruments PEAKS,
Mutable Instruments CLOUDS, Make Noise RICHTER WOGGLEBUG and Expert Sleepers DISTING.
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Hear more of my music at - https://soundcloud.com/genshi
And on my record label - http://www.zerogenshi.com/index2.html"

Droni di un futuro passato | Error Instruments Radio Sputnik UVB-76 | Soundmit Video [NO TALK] #02

video by SOUNDMIT

"Abbiamo avuto per qualche giorno in studio questo piccolo gioiellino di Error Instruments, un generatore di Droni con una parte dedicata ai patch cables, un micro-modulare dalle sonorità e dalle caratteristiche molto intriganti.

Lo abbiamo unito ad un Grayscale Microcell (clone Mutable Instruments Clouds), un Jomox ModBase MK2 per il suono di kick (lo vedremo in una prossima recensione in modo dettagliato) e al prototipo (finale finalmente) del Vega di Faselunare. Tutte le ritmiche (escluso il kick) sono opera del Vega. Il tutto controllato da una sempre valida Beatstep Pro. (ci sono anche un MatrixMixer e un paio di delay)

Mentre guardi e ascolti il video (ti consiglio le cuffie oppure un impianto generoso sui bassi)."

Googlish:

"We had for a few days in the studio this little gem of Error Instruments, a Drone generator with a part dedicated to patch cables, a micro-modular with very intriguing sounds and characteristics.

We combined it with a Grayscale Microcell (Mutable Instruments Clouds clone), a Jomox ModBase MK2 for the kick sound (we will see it in an upcoming review in detail) and the prototype (final finally) of Faselunare's Vega. All rhythms (except kick) are the work of Vega. All controlled by an always good Beatstep Pro. (There is also a MatrixMixer and a couple of delays)

While you watch and listen to the video (I recommend headphones or a generous bass system)."