Sequential Introduces the Take 5 Desktop Module

video upload by Sequential

"Take Your Music to the Next Level

The Sequential Take 5 desktop module brings the legendary Prophet-5 sound to your mix, featuring the analog oscillators and filter that transformed electronic music. Compact and powerful, it fits seamlessly into any studio and is easy to transport for live performances. Modern effects and a powerful modulation matrix deliver sounds to transport you.

Soundtrack exclusively by Take 5. Yes, even the drums! Composed by Peter Dyer.

For more information on Take 5 visit Sequential at: https://sequential.com/hybrid-analog/..."

Sequential Take 5 Module Demo (no talking) - Presets for Ambient, Melodic Techno and Electronica

video upload by Limbic Bits

0:00 Pads
13:09 Bass
16:25 Leads and Arpeggios
20:57 Misc, SFX and Percussion

Sequential Take 5 Module Demo (no talking)

video upload by Bonedo Synthesizers

Hurray... Take 5 and TEO 5 Desktop Units

video upload by Starsky Carr

TEO 5 announced here

"The Take 5 and Teo-5 from Sequential and Oberheim make fantastic desktop units. They feel like they were made for this form factor - no compromises, simply great sounding synths in a high quality enclosure. The keyboard versions may have felt lacking in keys (even though they have a great keybed) - just a bit too short for some. I found it was quite handy having one that could fit on my rack! But with these the only decision you have to make is which one is best for you.

Luckily I'm here to confuse you further (they both sound great)! The decision will be whether you prefer the Oberheim or Sequential style of VCO programming, the filters, and the X-Mod/FM. And these just so happen to be the bits I look at in this :)"

0:00 Whoo Hoo!!
2:36 The Hardware
4:37 Quick Overview - What Are They?
6:58 Oscillators
10:20 Sync
12:31 Filters
21:08 X-Mod/FM



Press release follows:

Take Your Music to the Next Level with the Sequential Take 5 Desktop Module

San Francisco, CA – [July 1, 2025] – Sequential, a leading innovator in synthesizer technology, today announced the release of the Take 5 Desktop Module, bringing their legendary analog sound to a more compact and accessible form-factor.

Building on the success of the Take 5 keyboard, the desktop module offers the same powerful analog oscillators and filters that capture the iconic warmth and depth of the Prophet-5, enhanced with modern modulation and digital effects. The module delivers this sought-after sound in a space-saving design, perfect for studio setups and live performances where portability and efficiency are paramount.

"Ever since we launched the Take 5 keyboard, we’ve gotten repeated requests for a desktop module version, " says CEO David Gibbons. "And more recently, it seems that modules have really shot up in popularity. So, we're very excited to offer the Take 5 sound in a format that everyone seems to want."

The Take 5 Desktop Module provides the same hands-on, knob-based experience as its keyboard counterpart, allowing for intuitive sound design and real-time parameter adjustments. Users can delve deep into sound creation with controls that are simple and direct, making it fast and easy to polish your sound.

This synth fits perfectly in smaller studio or bedroom setups, and is easy to transport for live gigs, positioning The Take 5 desktop module to bring its signature Sequential sound to a wider audience than ever before. It's an instrument designed to make life easier and streamline the journey to making music and having fun.

The Take 5 desktop module is available now, with a US MAP price of $1,399.

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Oberheim Introduces the TEO 5 Desktop Module

video upload by Oberheim Official

"The TEO-5 desktop module delivers the same signature sounds and synthesis features as its acclaimed keyboard counterpart. With genuine analog oscillators, the Oberheim SEM™ filter, and an intuitive knob-based interface, it fits seamlessly into your setup, offering powerful, hands-on control in an even more compact size.

Music by Peter Dyer
All sounds from TEO-5

Learn more at https://oberheim.com/products/teo-5/"


Press release follows:

Compact Creativity: Redefine Your Studio with the TEO-5 desktop

San Francisco, CA – [July 1, 2025] – Oberheim is proud to announce the release of the TEO-5 desktop module, a compact yet powerful addition to their venerated line of synthesizers. Designed for musicians and producers who want the iconic Oberheim sound in a space-saving format, the TEO-5 desktop module delivers all the same signature sounds and synthesis features as its sibling, the acclaimed TEO-5 keyboard.

TEO-5 boasts genuine analog oscillators and the legendary SEM™ multimode filter, allowing users to recreate the classic Oberheim sounds that have shaped decades of music. With extensive modulations, including linear, through-zero FM, and modern effects, the TEO-5 desktop module offers new sonic frontiers to explore.

The intuitive knob-based experience of its keyboard counterpart is also carried over into the TEO-5 desktop module. And all synthesis features are still easily accessible from the top panel, allowing users to make the real-time adjustments needed to fine-tune their sound with ease. This hands-on approach ensures that musicians can quickly dial in the perfect Oberheim tone for their music.

Ideal for synthesists with limited studio space, the TEO-5 desktop module provides all the exceptional presets and sonic control of the keyboard version in a footprint that's less than half the size. This compact design allows the TEO-5 desktop module to fit seamlessly into any creative workflow, making it a versatile addition to any setup.

“The meaning of the word ‘module’ has changed quite a bit since I first designed my Synthesizer Expansion Module or SEM back in 1974,” said Tom Oberheim. “But even back then, musicians appreciated getting tons of great sounds in a compact package. The TEO-5 keyboard has already gone farther and wider than SEM, and I’m excited to see this desktop module version introduce even more people to the magic.”

The TEO-5 desktop module is available now, with a US MAP price of $1,399.

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Yamaha Motif-Rack ES w/ Original Box SN JAMN01038

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via this Reverb listing

"You need lots of sonic choices from authentic to innovative, that's why there are 1152 voices [patches] and 65 different drum kits in the new Yamaha MOTIF Rack ES. With the most advanced synthesis on the market, ES Rack's 128-note polyphony, 16 part Mix architecture and 32 multi libraries insure you have the all the flexibility you need.

Massive collection of studio sounds More effects than any other rack module Flexible synth architecture for creating your own sounds Studio Connections software provides plug-in-like operation Expandable with Yamaha PLG cards Digital I/O plus six analog outputs"

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Oberheim Matrix-12

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via this eBay listing

"This particular unit has just been professionally serviced by Bell Tone Synth Works in Philadelphia, ensuring long-term reliability. Part of their work Known for their meticulous synth repair and restoration, Bell Tone’s work guarantees that this Matrix-12 sounds as bold and warm as the day it left the factory.

Service Highlights include -
Rebuilt power supply: replaced main rectifier diodes, all polarized capacitors, and voltage regulators
Replaced memory battery and reloaded factory presets
Installed ground noise service change: added 47 ohm resistor between chassis and bottom voice board, and changed C105 to 1nF capacitor. This reduces noises that causes some voices to randomly fail autotune
Installed new control panel overlay from Sweet Discrete UK, the best overlay available
Cleaned pots"

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Introducing Mörser: Djupviks’ Stereo WASP Filter with Digital Noise // Part 1

video upload by Lesjamusic

"Part 1 of a 2 part series introducing the Mörser filter from ​⁠​⁠​⁠‪@vikingsade‬ Djupviks Elektronik.

Mörser takes the wildest analogue synth filter from the the EDP Wasp, and dials up the noise, grit and chaos to 11. In stereo.

Mörser is a stereo filter with low pass, band pass, independent resonance and shared cutoff (and CV). There’s distortion outputs for some extra gnarl, and a clocks digital noise source, hardwired to both the inputs and the CV.

This video explores the basic sounds and functions paired with an analogue VCO. I’ll share a video next week with some more creative patching and different sound sources."

1980s Oberheim Matrix-12 (Fully Serviced) w/ ATA Flight Case SN P63707

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via this Reverb listing

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"The Oberheim Matrix-12, released in 1985, is a legendary analog synthesizer known for its deep modulation capabilities and lush, complex sounds. It was essentially two Oberheim Xpander modules combined into one keyboard unit, offering 12-voice polyphony with dual oscillators per voice and extensive matrix modulation routing. Designed during the peak of Oberheim's innovation period, the Matrix-12 marked the end of the company's original era before Tom Oberheim's departure. Despite being released just before digital synthesis took over the market, it remains a revered instrument for its rich analog tone and flexibility.

This synth is in fantastic shape for it's age, minor cosmetic blemishes throughout. Includes a newer flight case by Clydesdale as shown.

The recent servicing ensures that all voice cards, filters, envelopes, and modulation routings are fully operational, with cleaned contacts, calibrated tuning, and updated components as needed for optimal performance. (Serial no. P63707)

Service notes:

FIRMWARE V 1.1
-Recapped and refurbished power supply
-Repaired several bad voices
-Replaced one of the displays
-Disassembled voice card stacks and repaired damaged hinge hardware
-Reinstalled PCBs
-Cleaned all controls and switches
-Cleaned key-bed assembly
-Replaced missing cassette interface IC
-Replaced memory battery and reloaded factory presets
-Replaced volume potentiometer
-Cleaned bender assembly
-Calibrated DAC and displays"

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Vintage KORG 770 Analog Synthesizer

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via this eBay listing, also on Reverb

"Up for grabs is this sweet Korg 770 monosynth. I believe it was one of Korgs first synthesizers and is the precursor to the legendary linage of killer synths like the 700s, maxikorg, and the MS20 etc. I have owned (or still own) them all and i do say that this little beast is the most unique and aggressive synth by way of tone. The filter can be sweet and smooth or gnarly and wild. The ring modulator and noise generator are unlike any other. It all its a great package... in a little package. Nothing else sounds like it."

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NINA Multi-Track Sequencer: Working with Noise Types and Percussive Hits

video upload by Melbourne Instruments

"In this video we look at how to use the additional 64 noise types that have been added as part of NINA's 2.0 Multi-Track Sequencer update. The additional noise types are now part of NINA's incredible analog synth engine and can be used as a powerful resource for creating drum and percussive sounds and great for sound design purposes.

These percussive hits and drum sounds turn NINA into a monster groovebox. This guide shows you how to access different noise types, noise settings and how to sequence multiple noise types in a single track for multitimbral sequencing using only one track of NINA's four available tracks, per pattern.

00:00 intro/overview
00:41 accessing noise types
01:17 audio preview of noise types
01:45 noise settings
02:18 sequencing noise
03:43 adding different noise type to the same track
04:23 fixing phase issue with Track Voice settiing
05:02 adding another noise type to the same track
05:26 Cut & Paste steps
05:58 front panel
07:00 mixing other oscillators with noise
07:50 outro

NINA has been updated with a powerful Multi-Track Sequencer mode for poly-rhythmic pattern creation with step-based control and performance across four independent tracks. Introducing a new polyphonic, polymeter sequencer with per-step parameter locking and front panel automation powered by Melbourne Instrument's revolutionary motorized knob technology. Additionally, this update adds 64 new noise types to NINA's incredible synth engine, expanding the possibilities for greater sound design. The new noise types include various percussion hits, digital, metal and assorted noise types, as one-shot or loops giving more scope for creating percussive sounds. The new sequencer mode adds time-based features like shuffle, micro-timing, clock multiplication, variable gate lengths, and probability options, offering fresh ways to control NINA's sound.
More on videos on NINA 2.0 Multi-Track sequencer features to follow!

For more on NINA please visit:
https://www.melbourneinstruments.com/...

Discover more at Melbourne Instruments
https://www.melbourneinstruments.com/
https://linktr.ee/melbourneinstruments"

U-He Repro: 64 Dark Presets + Patterns. No Talk Sound Demo

video upload by Anton Anru

"📟 Analog Mechanics is a collection of 64 sounds with sequences for U-He Repro-1. The collection focuses on a more metallic and electric character, blending it with the analog warmth of the synthesizer.
The synth’s rich distortion and warm delay bring bright color and depth to the atmosphere. Expect heavy detuning, rhythmic motion, drive, FX textures, and also more restrained yet dark tones throughout the bank.
👤 The author of the soundset is skendi (Arseniy Pushkov).

📦 Get these presets: https://antonanru.sellfy.store/p/repr...

🎼 All patches are in sequence mode, offering not just timbres but melodic patterns that bring immediate musical ideas to life. Simply hold a key or use the keyboard to transpose the sequence, and you'll have a synth part ready to integrate into your tracks.
Whether you use the sequences as-is or tweak them to create your own unique melodies, all presets are royalty-free and ready for production.

🎚 ModWheel adds expressiveness—brightening the sound, shifting tone, or adding extra movement for dynamic performance.

🧿 The soundset spans a wide range of tones, from warm, distorted and detuned textures to soft, clean, punchy, dark, bright, deep, and airy timbres.
🧬 The soundset is suitable for many genres: ambient, electronica, darkwave, gothwave, IDM, EBM, deep, progressive, techno, breaks, jungle, drum and bass, and others.

💡 Ensure that you are using the latest software version.
Installation:
You should put the «Anton Anru Presets - Analog Mechanics (by skendi)» folder in the Repro 1 presets folder.
By default its path is:
Mac: /Users/(user name)/Library/Audio/Presets/u-he/Repro-1
Windows: /ProgramData/U-he/Repro-1.data/Presets/Repro-1/
Another easy way to find the folder with Repro 1 presets is the following: run the plugin, go to the presets section, right-click on any folder or preset, in the pop-up menu choose «Reveal in Finder» (mac) or Open in Explorer (win)"

Suonobuono Polyvera 6 Voice Hybrid Synth w/ Original Box

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via this Reverb listing

You can find demos on the Polyvera in previous posts here.

Suonobuono Polyvera - 6 Voice Polyphonic Hybrid Synthesizer --- in mint condition. Arrives in the original box/packaging with everything they arrive with new.

Suonobuono hit this one out of the park! Sounds so good!!"

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Verbos Electronics Modular Synth Techno | Eurorack

video upload by Akihiko Matsumoto

"Verbos Sample Pack https://akihikomatsumoto.sellfy.store...

20 Drones
128 808 Style Bass Oneshots
1 Atmos
393 Claps
16 HiHats
368 Kicks
386 Shakers
709 Snares
210 Kicks 2025
48 Drum Loops
25 Kick Loops
218 Bass Loops
35 Telequencer Loops
119 FM Percussion Loops
202 Sequence Loops
2231 Oneshots / 647 Loops
A richly textured collection of analog sounds designed for beatmakers working in industrial techno, experimental music, and bass-heavy electronic genres.

Crafted entirely with the unmistakable character of Verbos Electronics gear, this pack captures the warmth, grit, and density that only true analog circuitry can produce. Whether you are already familiar with the bold, sculptural sound of Verbos modules or are just beginning to explore their world, this pack invites you to dive into a sonic palette shaped by voltage and hands-on exploration.

From thick drones and detailed FM percussions to Telequencer-driven rhythmic loops, every sample in this collection has been recorded with attention to nuance, dynamics, and raw modular energy.

This pack is not static. Buyers receive regular free updates with new sounds added over time. If you haven’t joined yet, now is the perfect moment to tap into a living, evolving collection.

Each file is ready to drop into your DAW, bringing the raw, unmistakable fingerprint of modular synthesis into your production workflow."

The Sounds of Scene: Saffron | Native Instruments

video upload by Native Instruments

"Watch product specialist Matt Lara crafts orchestral swells and shimmering synth pads at the touch of a key. Stuck for ideas? Explore 120 carefully designed presets, or roll the dice to randomize elements for unexpected sparks of inspiration.

Designed with media composers in mind, the Scene series offers premium cinematic sounds in a simple and easy-to-use interface. Centered around an XY pad, each instrument comes loaded with carefully-designed presets and streamlined controls, enabling you to quickly blend, layer, and shape the perfect sound for on-screen moments."

Scene: Saffron was announced back on July 30th 2024.

Empire NEO Vol 1 - 100 Patches refreshed from the original KingKorg.

video upload by GEOSynths

"Out Now - https://www.geosynths.com/kingkorg

I recently picked up this KingKorg NEO as I used to have the original KingKorg and always loved the Synth Engine, however you know what it’s like, something new comes along and you need the space. Anyway, I made a Bank of 100 Patches for the original, called Empire Vol 1, which had a great range of Sounds and I demonstrated all 100 over 4 videos.

Unfortunately the KingKorg NEO cannot read the data from the original as there are some changes to the Oscillator types and of course, no Tube. So i did a test on a few patches to see if I could recreate them and yes, it can do them fine. So, I’ve gone through a refreshed all 100 Patches for the KingKorg NEO and while there are some differences, it is only slight.

So here’s 25 of my favorite for Empire NEO Vol 1."

Previously:

Korg KingKorg - Empire Vol 1

Yamaha Montage M OS 3.0 and ESP 3.0 - Review and ALL the New Sounds!

video upload by Scott's Synth Stuff

You can find the announcement post with Yamaha's videos here.

"OS 3.0 for the Yamaha Montage M is now out, along with version 3.0 of the ESP soft synth. I go over the new features and play all the new included performances.

My original video on Montage OS 3.0: • Yamaha Montage M OS 3.0 Announced! All the... [posted here]

Montage M 3.0 Download: https://usa.yamaha.com/products/music..."

0:00 Intro
0:43 Installtion of OS 3.0
2:43 GS1 Ensemble & Tremolo FX
5:34 Mid/Side EQ/Compression
6:44 CS80 Ring Modulator
8:56 Rec'n'Share
9:43 ESP 3.0 Functionality
14:50 CS 80 Ring Mod
16:08 Clavi DA Amp
18:12 GS1 Vibraphones
18:35 Voyage 1982
20:45 Dystopian CS80 Drone
22:20 CFX Wide Spreaded
23:11 GS ElectricPiano M
23:46 RichAndStr A.Touch DA
25:15 CsRingModChoir DA
26:09 Soft Mover
28:13 GS1 MM-Piano
28:48 AutoChillMachine DA
29:39 Ring Tines
30:24 Vintage GS Guitar
31:34 GS Brass Gallery XL
32:57 Synths for Ludwig

Meet DayDreamer's Sustainable Affordable Open Source Synth 1

video upload by DayDreamer Synth

"Here's 13 minutes of messing around to show you a few sounds this synth can make."

Sorry for the shakiness.
0:06 - Little Mew
1:24 - Default
2:28 - 80s Spazz
4:18 - Percussive Stabs
6:35 - 303
7:20 - Aggro Bass
8:30 - Warp
10:00 - Monolithic

How To Tune

video upload by DayDreamer Synth

"This is an instructional video on how to tune your Synth 1. This supplements the instructions provide in the manual."



via DayDreamer

Homemade Sawtooth Polyphony Accessibility, Affordability, Sustainability. Open Source.

Features:

6 Analog VCOs (Voltage Controlled Oscillators)

6 Analog VCAs (Voltage Controlled Amplifiers)

LFSR White Noise generator

Velocity Sensitivity

Legato / Portamento / Pitch Glide

LED Note Indicators

Digital to Analog Envelope Generator

Digital to Analog LFO

Diode Ladder Low Pass VCF (Voltage Controlled Filter)

LFO Modulated VCO and VCF

Paraphony / Polyphony

Note Recycling

PT2399 Bucket Brigade Delay

Open source hardware and software

Dimensions: 40 × 16 x 7 cm

Currently priced at $299.00

via Synthtopia

Roland Introduces Mood Pan Electronic Hand Pan Percussion Instrument and Speaker System

video uploads by Roland ｜ ローランド

Press release follows:

Electronic Hand Percussion Instrument and Speaker System for Musical Exploration, Relaxation, and Meditation

Los Angeles, CA, June 24, 2025 — Roland introduces Mood Pan, a unique electronic hand percussion instrument that encourages anyone to discover the restorative power of music. Inspired by acoustic handpans, Mood Pan features tranquil tones and a simple design requiring no previous musical skills. Along with providing immersive audio for the onboard sounds, its built-in 2.1 speaker system can also play soothing background music and stream Bluetooth audio from mobile devices.

Mood Pan is made for mindful people and modern musicians seeking a versatile and expressive new instrument. It blends the soulful resonance of acoustic handpans with multiple sound variations and other flexible features made possible with Roland’s advanced percussion technology. While many musical instruments require learning and skill development, Mood Pan can be enjoyed by everyone, with no experience or special technique necessary.

The electronic design of Mood Pan offers many benefits over traditional handpans. Users can explore different instruments and tunings, enhance sounds with onboard effects, and silence the onboard speaker by plugging in headphones for quiet solo sessions.

Mood Pan can be placed on the user’s lap or a tabletop. The instrument is played with finger taps, and its nine pads can be assigned to different musical scales, making it impossible to hit a wrong note. It’s also possible to tap the sides with the palms to create percussive sounds and resonant tonalities, mute sounds with a touch, and use a special control pad to add expressive colors to certain tones.

Selectable sounds include handpan and other acoustic percussion such as tongue drum, gamelan, crystal bowl, and singing bowl. There’s also a sitar voice, orchestral strings, synth pad tones, and four user locations with selectable sound variations.

Mood Pan offers environmental music and nature sounds, along with four modes to play soft soundtracks for mornings, evenings, relaxing, and yoga sessions. It also doubles as a high-quality Bluetooth speaker for streaming music from a smartphone or tablet.

The Mood Pan Plus app is the perfect partner to extend the Mood Pan experience. Users can adjust the onboard sounds, choose different environmental sounds and effects, and fine-tune the pad sensitivity. The app also includes additional sounds for loading into Mood Pan’s four onboard user locations.

Availability & Pricing

The Mood Pan is available for USD $659.99.

To learn more about Mood Pan, visit Roland.com.

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Check with dealers on the right for availability.

Kloob - Dark Solstice Echo

video upload by - Kloob -

"Kloob - Dark Solstice Echo

A friend of mine lent me the Nord Micro Modular synth, and I'm pretty surprised by its sound — and I still have to dig into the software editor!

All sounds come from hardware synths:

Nord Micro Modular: baasline sequence (midi channel 3).

Micromonsta 2 sounds: pad-drone sequence (midi channel 2) and ‘Sad Pad’ (midi channel 1) played in realtime.

Sonicware Live Ambient 0: sequencer and noise sound in layer 4.

Behringer Edge: Bass-Drum loop.

Hologram Microcosm feeding the ‘Dreamy Pad’.

Hope you like it!

Thanks for support my music!

Cheers,
Dani
Kloob.bandcamp.com"

Mood Machine | Sonicware Liven Evoke | New Set of 14 Songs

video upload by Sonic Cartography

"Track list and lots of notes below:

0:00 - 1. Dream Machine - With the Sonicware Liven Evoke, I’ve often been playing songs live, without using the sequencer, which I used for almost all of my songs with the Liven Ambient Ø (the two sequencers are very similar). With this song, I use the hold feature to hold some notes of textural sound in a couple of layers, while playing the piano layer live. The piano sound morphs between an acoustic and electronic sound a little bit after I play each note. Around the halfway point, with the chromatic pitch shifting, everything starts to turn into a granular storm (there are no granular effects prior to this), which is helped by the fact that you can cut the dry signal of each track and have a 100% wet mix of the reverb and/or granular sound. Oh, also, I want to give a thank you/shoutout to this video by @BenLevin because I started messing around with the chords that led to this song after watching it: • The secret to EMOTIONAL chords . His channel is one of my favorite music education channels on YouTube, so do check it out!

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Music Thing Workshop System modular synth demo.

video upload by mylarmelodies

"Explanation begins 2:25 - This is a demo of the Music Thing Workshop System: A tiny affordable self-contained desktop modular synth with 13 modules which you can DIY (or buy pre-built, see below). It explains the device and is stuffed with examples of it doing interesting things. The video is also a celebration of modular synths in general. It’s full of ideas, things I hope you'll try yourself."

CHAPTERS
00:00 - What's this music thing?
00:14 - Montage of Moments in this Video
02:25 - The sound making superpower of a modular synth
03:42 - The good and bad things about modular synths
07:19 - What ARE the 13 modules in Workshop?
14:54 - The recommended first patch on Workshop
16:05 - What adding delay, DAW or sampler does (Frippertronics!)
17:39 - Introducing FM
18:56 - The Filters
19:56 - Combining Filters!
20:36 - Slopes - To animate sounds
21:43 - A 2 osc sound, WITH sequencer!
22:11 - The Turing Machine sequences
23:28 - Suddenly, it makes a whole track
25:01 - How hard is Workshop to DIY?
25:56 - Introducing Twists, a digital oscillator
27:41 - Instant French House (with Twists)
29:12 - Meet Backyard Rain - the most bonkers noise source
31:11 - An ambient jam using Utility Pair
34:06 - Externally processing an 808
36:52 - The insanity of the RYK 910 card
41:04 - The Reverb card and contact mic madness
42:08 - Techno Footwork Jam!
43:45 - Breaky Techno with Twists & Deluge
45:51 - Propertechno with Twists
46:51 - Finally, we Rave.
48:22 - Postscript: Good luck

Bend Space, Time & Pitch with BOPP & STEVE // Deconstructed Reverb from This Is Not Rocket Science

video upload by DivKid

"With origins in 2000s reverb designs, through the Fenix IV dual delay engine and collaboration with Error Instruments on Brinta … This Is Not Rocket Science present their approach to deconstructed reverb, exploring the manipulation of space, time and pitch with BOPP & STEVE. It’s a 24HP Eurorack module with multiple DSP FX splitting apart diffusion, delays, reverbs, granular and pitch shifting. Impressive stuff, lots to explore, skip around with the timing index below."

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