"Gently used Moog System that the previous owner bundled together, all purchased separately (not as a 'Sound Studio'). Includes power supplies, rack kit (ships assembled), extra patch cables and various manuals and paperwork as shown."
"Just a few words to let you know that I'm still here. I'm currently working on the new era of my music. It's heading in the direction I wanted it to go. I introduced you to the concept of Brussels School, which means everything and nothing, and I realize that it's ultimately something that suits me.
So what's next? I'll gradually introduce you to jams based on this concept. Rather long pieces that take the time to establish an atmosphere. Something absorbing, bewitching, with a hypnotic and almost insidious rhythm. Something along the lines of "Illusion" or "Hypnosis," which were two of the channel's top three hits. I take this as proof that I'm on the right path.
As explained three weeks ago, there will no longer be videos every week. They will arrive when they arrive. The long-term idea is to rework all these jams to create a real album centered around a single philosophy, but this is another story for later.
Wishing you a great day! See you soon.
My set up:
Ableton Live 12
Novation Summit
Moog Sound Studio
(Moog DFAM)
(Moog Subharmonicon)
(Moog Mother-32)
Ableton Push
Novation Launchkey 49
Akai Mini
Sonicware Liven 8Bit Warps
My Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/artist/3MAeb... My Bandcamp : https://nolake.bandcamp.com/ My Soundcloud : / frederic-kuyl "
"Live recorded DAWless synth jam into Pro Tools for mixing purposes only. I wanted to do some music that felt uplifting at a time that I know is emotionally draining and challenging right now, especially for those of us in the U.S. who don't belong to the political cult that's currently in existence.
'Through Hills From Sky' is really meant as a way of saying we'll get through this if we keep our heads up and stay positive, focused on a bigger picture."
"An ambient composition using random-generated voltage settings, using Moog Mother-32, DFAM, and SubHarmonicon all synced together. Live recording, no overdubs or tweaking. Bigsky Reverb was used. Please see my Bandcamp page for all my music. https://stellaterra.bandcamp.com/"
"Having just added the @intellijel #Atlantis to my rack, I thought I would try a very minimal exploration using that as the only #synth voice along with the @MoogSynthesizers DFAM and the @malstromaudio #Mandrake kick - with some reverb for taste.
This music is available to all my Bandcamp subscribers now along with hours and hours of released and unreleased music https://www.matths.bandcamp.com
I am liking this vibe and I am going to explore more of this minima setup."
"A piece created using @SONICWARE LIVEN Ambient Ø and the @MoogSynthesizers Moog DFAM. The basic structure is built with Ambient Ø and performed using its built-in keyboard. It synchronizes with the DFAM via SYNC to produce rhythms. The DFAM is routed through the @HologramElectronics MICROCOSM, adding reverb while using a looper. @ChaseBlissAudio Generation Loss MK2 transforms the overall sound of Ambient Ø into a lo-fi atmosphere."
"I resurrected an old modular percussion synth configuration and paired it with the DFAM for some fun.
The DFAM is running thru the OTO BIM for a bit of delay, and everything is mixed using the Octatrack, and then thru the Analog Heat MKII.
A simple, but effective setup.
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Patch/Routing Notes:
I have the modbase09 running thru the HN TriTone for some EQ'ing, and out individually to the OT.
All the other modules are mixed in the case using the Erica Drum Mixer, and then filtered thru zZzOrb, before going out to another thru channel on the OT.
The DFAM/BIM are also on a separate thru track on the OT."
"Moog Tower of Doom - DFAM, Mother-32, and Subharmonicon
Since the rules called for only 3 boxes, I was unable to add any FX devices. :-(
In any case, it was fun to have an occasion to use these synths again. Even dry they sounded pretty damn good. :-)"
Roland Boutique JX03 synth in action no talking
Roland Boutique SH01A synth in action no talking
Modal Electronics Skulpt Synth in action
Moog DFAM and Meng Qi Wingie MkII in action
AKAI Timbre Wolf Analog Synth in Action no talking
Arturia Microbrute SE Synth Demo in action no talking
"This is an explanation on how the Circuit Monostation is controlling both the DFAM & Mother-32 using only CV & Gate. Not a new concept. I just never see anyone using the Monostation as a controller for CV gear. I hope it provides some inspiration."
"It has been a while since I pulled out the Moog Eurorrack. The Novation Circuit Mono Station is the perfect companion to it due to have 3 CV outputs to control it with. Who would be interested in a tutorial video of the connections?"
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First video:
Patching my picture reader into my eurorack system
Moog grandmother for bass
Moog dfam for percussion and noises
Tiptop 909 kick, clap, cymbals, hats, one
Polyvoks vcfs
Serge 1973 vcf pinging
"A one of a kind Eurorack sequencer and case ( 3 x 126HP).
This case was painstainkling crafted from aluminium extrusuions and 6mm hoop pine plywood. It has removable aluminium legs at the rear that posistion the case on an ergonomic angle.
Inside the bottom of the case the 'clock' is mounted. The clock consists of a geared stepper motor 5:1 driving an aluminium arm with magnets. These activate reed switched on the four different time tracks on the custom made circuit board, 4/4,5/4,6/4,7/4, over 8 bars. The stepper motor is driven by a stepper motor controller, this is connected to a panel installed in the lower left position of the eurorack. This panel has an input 2.1mm barrel socket for a 12V (1A Min) supply, a enable switch, a pulse switch and a direction switch, there is a 3.5mm socket for the input pulse from the oscillator; (the frequency division of the oscillator can be adjusted by dip switches on the stepper motor controller). The oscilator I used was a Doepfer A-145-1 LFO set to High range.
The time signatures are then available over 14 'channels' to have each step turned on or off by the array of miniture toggle switch on the control panel over the 8 bars. The ouputs of each channel are available on 3.5mm sockets on the output panel mounted center-top on the eurorack rails. This panel also features the following outputs - 1 every 8 Bars, Kick drum 4/4, Off beat, 2,4 and 2,3,4 on 4/4 time. Also direct outputs for each time signature.
The case also comes with a custion beat counter module, this displays the BPM in binary.
A selection of spare parts is provided, including - a stepper motor and gearbox (high precision) reed switches, toggle switches, diodes.
Note - this device best suits those with some electronic skills as this device will likely need servicing at some stage. Also it my require trouble shooting should it become damaged during transportation. It will be well packed and marked fragile. The damage will like be a solder joint becoming faulty it the device is bashed about. The circuits are very simple and easy to trace. The 'clock' board is mounted to the botem panel that can be 'quickly' removed from the bottom of the case via wingnuts."
"NIGHTVERB - a new hardware reverb effects unit developed in collaboration with 112dB. We focused on the musical aspect of the effect to create a stereo reverb with a unique and musical algorithm for playing individual notes, chords and creating massive, ambient textures.
Timeline:
00:00 - Take 1 / Chord from Casio played through the Nightverb
01:00 - Take 2 / Yocto-808 with added gain through a "small" room reverb
02:02 - Take 3 / Acoustic guitar send through the Nightverb which is controlled with BCR100 MIDI control pedal
02:50 - Take 4 / 12" record played through the Nightverb
03:46 - Take 5 / Juno-106 through the Nightverb
04:31 - Take 6 / Moog DFAM through the Nightverb with extra gain
05:38 - Take 7 / Acoustic guitar through the Nightverb where footswitch is configured to work as freeze button
06:12 - Take 8 / Bassline DB-01 through the Nightverb
07:28 - Take 9 / Bass guitar through the Nightverb"
"Today I'm giving the Moog Spectravox vocoder/filterbank a test drive. I'll vocode, use it as a filterbank, as synth voice, process and modulate it with some Eurorack at the end!!"
00:00 Sneak preview of examples
00:45 Explaining How Spectravox Works
02:04 Spectravox as a Filterbank
04:14 Vocoding a DFAM
05:11 Spectravox as a Synth Voice
07:17 LFO to Spectrally Shift my Voice
07:41 Turning Drum Sounds into Hellscapes
09:35 Completely Remapping My Voice
11:09 Turning my voice into a bassline & snare
12:59 Integrating Eurorack
