The NDLR ( Noodler ) , Sound Update

video upload by RinghausenMusic

"Tools : Waldorf microQ ( Drone Part ) , Doepfer , PPG Phonem / Wavemapper , Moog Model 15 , iSymphonic and Arturia iProphet ..."

The NDLR ( Noodler )

video upload by RinghausenMusic

"Tools : Waldorf microQ ( Drone Part ) , Doepfer , PPG Phonem / Wavemapper , Moog Model 15 , iSymphonic and Arturia iProphet ..."

Novation Circuit #Volca #iPad #Waldorf #ELectronic Jam

Published on Dec 3, 2016 Plekyn Records

"This is next meeting with Novation Circuit, Korg Volca Bass and iPad Mini with Launchkey app, iProphet, Nord Beat 2 and Launchpad app (end of video).
Circuit synh with iPad and send Midi note to Launchkey channel Midi 1. Nord Beat 2 send Midi note to Waldorf Rocket. iProphet I use like synth.
Marcin Kamiński Music
Plekyn Records 2016"

Novation Circuit #Korg Volca & Monotribe Live #Marcin Kamiński Music

Published on Nov 17, 2016 Plekyn Records

"Next Live with Novation Circuit like Heart of my setup. I use Korg Volca Bass and Keys, Waldorf Rocket, Korg Monotribe and iOS apps like iProphet and Launchkey controling MIDI sqencer from Circuit.
I thing is strange music .
Marcin Kamiński Music
Plekyn Records 2016"

iPad MoogLPSound1023

Published on Oct 22, 2016 ryouichi harada

iTunes: iProphet Synthesizer - Arturia

Battery Powered | PB & Jam

Published on Jan 12, 2016 Human Interface

"The power of batteries compels you!

This is a show about making live electronic music using battery powered synthesizers, drum machines, and other gear. The spirit here is to take live electronic music out of its usual contexts like stages and studios and bring it to some more unexpected locations and hopefully generate some unexpected performances."

Spotted this one on discchord.

Note the playlist above has 15 videos. The following is the description from the first video (Winter - Nerve Gangstas) at the time of this post, to give you some background. Note the playlists will likely be updated if you find this post in the future. Further below you'll find the PB & Jam sets.

"Hello, my name is Artur Danielian, I live in Kyiv, Ukraine. I always liked Italodisco. That is actually my favourite dance style. But it is rather hard to play it on 16-step machines so I basically focus on house and techno music. This is my first humble try to use techno means of music production for making some dreamy italian style track.

About my kit: I always take it with me when I'm out of my town. 4 extremely compact Volcas fit in the soft mike case: Volca Sample, Volca Bass and 2 Volca keys. I mix them with Belkin Rockstar headphone splitter-combiner. Lot of people use it now for compact setups. I bought mine 6 years ago having no idea it would be so helpful for me)))). I also use iPad with Korg nanopad 2 connected through Camera Connection Kit. Nanopad2 has cool built-in Kaossilator style key/scale feature and sends "right" MIDI notes to any synth. I use lots of them: TF7 Synth, iProphet, both free and paid apps such as iMPC app which I control using nanopad's finger drum pads. They are velocity-sensitive and have less latency than iPad's touch-screen. My setup is much wider when I play live - there are two musicians, me and my mate Maxim Sabodash, there are 2 DJ-mixers, keyboards, kaosses and so on. But recording of both live on-stage sets and my trip sets is made on TASCAM DR-01 recorder in 24/96 format, no laptops (we're dreaming of vinyl releases because we are true analogue, lol). The band started as a volunteer musicians duo which just came to different food festivals and exhibitions seeing a DJ-place and asking: "Can we just play some dance music for you? If you don't like it, just stop us." No one did stop us, though. And then they started to invite us to play our music at their events. So we played about 50 sets during this summer on different cultural and commercial events. One of the main goals of our project is to make electronic music playing popular among the youngsters in Ukraine using different cheap instruments like volcas, monotrons, PO's etc. - it is good alternative to alcohol and drugs)) Our band sticks to the principle "only live recordings" so because of this there are only two places where you can hear and see us: either live performance, or our recorded bites on my Youtube channel"

PB & Jam

Published on Jan 6, 2016 Human Interface

"PB & Jam is a weekly show on Human Interface TV that features live electronic music jam sessions. There is no particular limitations of genre so expect an eclectic selection of non-commercial live electronica from techno to ambient to trance etc... (Could write a whole hundred pages just listing all the electronic music genres!)"

And the description for the first video (Rude Machines - Zapper Live) at the time of this post:

"This session is comprised of three patterns from the Korg EMX -- it is used for some of the bass sounds and acid lines. It also sequences the Virus TI which is playing bass, leads, screams and atmospherics. The Elekron Octatrack is doing all of the drums and builds. I have the Octratrack crossfader set to reverse the drums, allowing for quick pops and reverses. I am also using the SP808 in combination with the KP3 to add some glitched-out samples on top of everything.

This is a fun set of evolving patterns that I have been working on for quite a while. It started with me wanting to write psytrance at a slower tempo, and turned into something different over time. Often, I will write patterns like this that get progressively rewritten, added to, and then redone. Hope you enjoy!"

CS01 iPadSound0905

Published on Sep 5, 2015 ryouichi harada

Starts with Artuia's iProphet SCI Prophet-VS emulation. The Yamaha CS-01 Comes in at 2:10.

iTunes: iProphet - Arturia

The Raw Personality

Published on Sep 1, 2015 Athenus Music

"I certainly got carried away on this one! The raw character and sass that I got out of the Minibrute inspired this track!
Equipment used:
Ableton Push
Arturia Minibrute
Arturia iProphet on iPad
Induction Microphone (the little black cylinder that I wave in front of the bottom of the computer a few times)"

via discchord

Jungle Please, Operator

Published on Aug 4, 2015

"Carried away with Ableton Push and Animoog."

Arturia iMini, iSEM and iProphet on Sale

For those interested Arturia's iMini, iSEM and iProphet are all on sale for $4.99 a piece:

iMini Synthesizer - Arturia
Arturia iSEM - Arturia
iProphet - Arturia

Full blown synths for $5.

"Winter" iProphet, iPolysix, iElectribe ambient

Published on Jan 4, 2015 MIDERA

"A track created in one night as part of a challenge for my synth group
(The hard, the soft, and the modular)."

iTunes: iProphet - Arturia, KORG iPolysix - KORG INC., KORG iELECTRIBE - KORG INC.

Happy New Year From MATRIXSYNTH! - A Look Back at 2014

Happy New Year everyone!

I want to start by thanking everyone that comes to MATRIXSYNTH and helps make it what it is - the readers, the supporters, and of course all the sponsors on the right.

THANK YOU and have a GREAT 2015!!!

This site is a labor of love and a ton of work. This site is ultimately meant to be an testament to everything synth in the making. We have over nine years of daily synth history captured here, 119,983 published posts. I can't wait to see what the future brings us in 2015!

That said, here are a few interesting bits from 2014 in the longest post of the year. ;)

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Arturia iProphet ambient track with timelapses

Published on Jan 1, 2015 MIDERA

"Purchased this iPad app tonight and must say, combined with a reverb
pedal (Eventide Space) it sounds fantastic!

Timelapses were made using an assortment of lenses and cameras. Thanks
to the folks at Magic Lantern (Canon) and NikonHacker (Nikon) for their
brilliant work and dedication to improving the software end-users like
me benefit from!"

iTunes: iProphet - Arturia

Synth Anatomy Picks for Best iOS Synths of 2014

IOS Synths - My best of 2014 Published on Dec 30, 2014 Synth Anatomy

"Thanks for your support in 2014
Good new year 2015 in advance

This is my best of , of all the IOS Synths released in 2014"

"Support Synth Anatomy on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/synthanatomy"

BTW, don't miss Synth Anatomy's Coloured Harlequin - Presets Library for Synapse Audio DUNE I

The list:
10. microTERA - VirSyn
9. Mitosynth - Wooji Juice Ltd
8. Photophore Synth - Taika Systems Ltd.
7. iProphet - Arturia
6. Tera Synth - VirSyn
5. Phase84 - Retronyms Inc
4. zMors Modular - mobile only
3. FM4 - Primal Audio
2. Laplace - Resonator Synth - iceWorks, Inc.
1. iVCS3 - apeSoft

MoogLP iPad iProphet SampleWizSound1109

Published on Nov 8, 2014 ryouichi harada

iTunes: iProphet - Arturia | SampleWiz - Wizdom Music LLC

Arturia iProphet Synthesizer App Review

Published on Oct 20, 2014 SweetwaterSound

iTunes: iProphet - Arturia
New iPad Deals on eBay

Retronyms Introduces Wej Wireless Bluetooth USB Hub

Published on Oct 7, 2014 Retronyms

Note the demos shows the iPad being controlled by external gear through the Wej.  I'm curious if it works in the other direction so you can use controller and sequencer apps on the iPad to control hardware synths connected to the Wej.  This would require the Wej to recognize and support USB MIDI adapters.  For some hardware it would also require MIDI sysex support.   I've reached out to Retronyms and will post back if I hear back.  If anyone knows, feel free to comment.

Update: I heard back from Retronyms. The Wej will support MIDI out from the iPad and will support USB MIDI cables, so you can use sequencers and editors running on the iPad to control your hardware over bluetooth wireless.

"Yes, Wej will support MIDI out. Sysex should be supported. Also Wej is intended for controllers so MIDI timecode, clock, etc may not be something it's good at (bluetooth bandwidth may not be up to the task). Some of this is TBD."

Video description: "Wej combines a non-skid silicone base for creative work with a wireless hub for connecting USB controllers over bluetooth.

Wej needs you! Help support Wej by pre-ordering yours and get 20% off. Get Wej for just $99.00 through November 7th. http://preorder.retronyms.com

*Music courtesy of our friends at http://www.loopmasters.com"

And the press release:

"The company that brought you some of the most popular iOS music apps, including Tabletop, ReBirth, iMPC, iMPC Pro, iMini and iProphet has an exciting announcement. Retronyms is making their first venture into music hardware.

Wej is a non-skid performance platform that lets you connect your USB MIDI controllers to your iOS music apps wirelessly over the new Apple Bluetooth LE MIDI protocol. Wej features 24 ultra bright RGB LEDs so that you can add ambiance to your studio or blast an ultra-portable light show.

Retronyms is hoping you’ll help them gather enough pre-orders to support building Wej. To get you started, they're offering Wej at $99, which includes a 20% preorder discount!

Not only is Wej a great addition to your music studio, it is hackable. The core of Wej is an Arduino application processor, and they'll release the Arduino sketch for download under an open-source license. You can create anything from a MIDI controller based on your favorite joystick to a bedside charging stand with built in visual alarm clock. We’re excited to see what you come up with. Take a look at retronyms.com/hacks.html for more information on the extensibility of Wej."

iProphet Jordantron minibruteSound1005

Published on Oct 4, 2014 ryouichi harada

iTunes: iProphet - Arturia | Jordantron - Wizdom Music LLC

Prophetic***one patch one take****improv

iTunes: iProphet - Arturia

Let's Play with Arturia iProphet (Patch Design & Commentary)

Published on Oct 3, 2014 Tim Webb

iTunes: iProphet - Arturia

Quick note on wavetable vs vector synthesis. With wavetable each oscillator can be assigned to a table of waves that you can scan or morph through for movement. With vector each oscillator can be assigned to a static wave form that you can then morph between mix levels typically with a joystick controller.

Video description: "Arturia's iProphet is full of great sounds to explore! This new take on the classic synth is surprisingly easy to use, so I try to push it to make something BIG! If you enjoyed this please consider supporting this series by sponsoring them on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/user?u=107612

Be sure to visit http://discchord.com for the latest music app news!"

iProphet testSound1002

Published on Oct 2, 2014 ryouichi harada

iTunes: iProphet - Arturia
New iPad Deals on eBay