"This beautiful machine was assembled by extra-9 experts Elletrorama a few months ago. It is one of the sought after original extra-9 kits from e-licktronic. The case is from Erica Synths, the knobs are chia shin 909 replicas, and the screen is red. It sounds amazing. Includes deck saver, so nice."
"Electronic music pioneer and legend Jean-Michel Jarre recalls what brought him to mangle with sounds and what his biggest influences were when he began composing electronic pieces. That video was also the occasion for him to look back on his latest release Oxymore and how Osmose blended in his latest compositions, providing a wide array of SFXs and drone tones."
"ASTROGENIC HALLUCINAUTING - late night noiz for late night fiends - for more noiz: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/as... website: http://manipulate.net This is a series of live noiz and video noiz performances created during The Plague. #covid19 #coronavirus #isolation #quarantine #spike
Clip footage for feeding the Erogenous Tones Structure modules provided by: Syncpulse"
All controlled with: Sequentix Cirklon and Gotharman's Little Deformer 3
List of noiz weapons: Nava Extra 9 Synthstrom Deluge SOMA Pulsar-23 Elta Music Solar 50 Technosaurus Microcon II 3x norns running scripts: Arcologies and two instances of Cheat Codes 2
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Video synthesis: 3x Erogenous Tones Structure (with video clips provided by: Syncpulse) Ming Mecca World Core LZX Bit Vision Critter & Guitari Videoscope, Rhythmscope and Eyesy VR-3EX V-4EX
more noiz!
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SPIKE the Percussionist
- http://www.manipulate.net - ASTROGENIC HALLUCINAUTING CoRE - Constructs of Ritual Evolution Fiddle Witch & the Demons of Doom morgue city Unified Space
"ASTROGENIC HALLUCINAUTING - late night noiz for late night fiends - for more noiz: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/as... website: http://manipulate.net This is a series of live noiz and video noiz performances created during The Plague. #covid19 #coronavirus #isolation #quarantine #spike"
"Noiz generators consist of: 3 norns, NAVA Extra 9, Deluge, Buchla
Command Module 208c, Zorx Ribbon, MBase11, Little Deformer 3."
"Here's a little prototype jam, using all the lovely modular gear and hardware we've been testing these last weeks! The granular glockenspiel is made with This is Not Rocket Science's Fenix IV Eurorack compatible system-in-a-box - this is a beta machine but production hardware is actually done! TiNRS’ Stijn and Lauri built in an awesome way to load sample banks into the digital oscillator in wavetable mode, so we were able to use a recording of my childhood glockenspiel as grains in this synth sequence, with beautiful warbles from the onboard delay! TiNRS Fenix' sequencer allows for each of its four channels to have its own rhythm subdivisions and to be transposed via MIDI - this is exactly what's happening here using the Arturia keystep pro. Fenix' extra seq channels are triggering a kick from GHzTomash Callisto teensy arduino DIY drum module, and gating some noise percussion using the Fenix' VCA. The lush swell of reverb at the end is coming from a combination of Fenix built-in verb and using our beta unit mmalex Plinky as an FX processor - DIY kits and the expander will soon be available again from Thonk.
The stereo organ pad is made on a Teensy 4.0 arduino, running an additive synth patch made with Faust DSP and the teensy audio library, controlled via MIDI with the Arturia Keystep Pro and patched into the Eurorack with our own Multiplikand module. It's rhythmically chopped using This is Not Rocket Science's Wobbler complex LFO into Mutable Instruments Streams dual dynamics gate, using the TiNRS Fenix' sequencer to reset the LFO in time with the sequence. The bass is Moogs DIY voice Werkstatt 01, a CV-controlled voice with a ladder filter and that lovely Moog sub.
The beats in the ending come from our circuit bent e-licktronic NAVA TR909 clone, sequenced using the Roland Aria TR-8 drum machine. While the NAVA is an exact copy of the famous TR909 circuits, hacked by us with 34 mods to vastly expand the sonic palette of the instrument, the TR-8 is a digital emulation of the same synth and somewhat shunned for its color scheme. If you look beyond that, it's a very practical and lovely machine.
❤️ Huge thank you to everyone sending us stuff to test and build! This is extremely fun!"
"ASTROGENIC HALLUCINAUTING - late night noiz for late night fiends - for more noiz: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/as... website: http://manipulate.net This is a series of live noiz and video noiz performances created during The Plague. #covid19 #coronavirus #isolation #quarantine #spike"
The list of noiz weaponry:
DELPTRONICS - LDB-1 MATTOVERSE - ANALOG KICK DRUM MKII VXXY - DCM8 MFB - TANZMAUS SONIC POTIONS - LXR NORD - DRUM 2 DENHA - XR NOIZBOX II CIAT-LONBARDE - PLUMBUTTER 2 LEPLOOP - MULTICASSA GOTHARMAN'S - SPAZEDRUM THE DIVISION DEPARTMENT - 01/IV JOMOX - MBASE 11 E-LICKTRONIC - NAVA EXTRA 9 VERMONA - DRM MKIII JMT SYNTHS - DRUM SYNTH
multiple norns and the scripts they are running: norns 1 - COMPASS norns 2 - CHEAT CODES norns 3 - FOULPLAY
"TINRS Fenix IV + Nintendo Gameboy + Circuit bent NAVA = ❤️ This patch brings together so many things we love: our original UGB Nintendo Gameboy running 8bit bleeps with nanoloop, our circuit bent elicktronic NAVA TR909 clone and the insane bag of tricknology that is This is Not Rocket Science's Fenix IV modular synth in-a-box! The NAVA is an exact copy of the famous Roland TR909 circuits, hacked by us with 34 mods to vastly expand the sonic palette of the instrument, and processed through our Eurorack using the serge wave multiplier on kick and the cre8audio chipz on claps for more oomph. The bassline is the lovely FM mode of the TINRS Fenix' digital oscillator, run through the stereo digital filter (honestly the best I've ever heard - Stijn, Lauri, you need to make this a module) and modulated with the wobbler complex LFO. The nintendo Gameboy is clocking the Fenix sequencer, processed through two VCAs and then mangled through the Fenix' stereo delay - a lot of the lovely pitch sweeps and groovy sixteenth note runs spring into existence in this awesome submodule. Finally, big thank you klanggenerator for selling us the NAVA case! We had to drill some extra holes in it :)"
14 video sources:
- Critter & Guitari ETC
- LZX BitVision
- Gieskes 3TrinsRGB+1c
- Gieskes Oscillatoscope2B
- Gieskes Oscillatoscope1d
- Critter & Guitari Videoscope
- Critter & Guitari Rhythmscope
- Critter & Guitari B&W Videoscope
- some mega old Critter & Guitari 8bit video thing they built for me a long time ago
- Erogenous Tones Structure x3
- Sleepy Circuits Hypno
- DU-NTSC
- Korg Entrancer
- BPMC modded V8
- Roland VR-3EX x2
noiz and MIDI control provided by:
- Nava Extra 9
- monome norns x3 running the scripts - Cheat Codes, Time Party, NC-01-Drone WRLDS
- Doepfer Dark Energy
- Lorre Mill Double Knot V2
- Gotharman's Little Deformer 3
"Limited run of e-licktronic NAVA Extra9 full aluminum cases from Erica Synths!
Cases come with pe-installed spacers, so the front the panel is free from screws, LCD filter and you do not need any additional hardware to mount a PCB inside the case. Special bonus from us – ON/OFF switch included!
"Nava Rhythm Composer V1.01 kit including all silicon and hard to find parts. The only parts that require sourcing are the passives (resistors and capacitors) which can be found at any big-box site (Digi-Key or Mouser). This kit is used to build a near exact clone of the classic Roland TR-909.
More information, build guidance, and complete passive BOMs for this exact kit can be found on the manufacturer website here"
"The WMD Geiger Counter is a Guitar Pedal suited for the desktop.
In this video, we're using the Gegier Pro to Process a mono signal from the NAVA TR-909 Clone drum machine.
From outrageous to subtle, harsh to saturation, the Geiger Counter Pro distortion pedal brings the original guitar pedal into the future with MIDI control, CV, presets, and a ton of new exciting features.
As a desktop effects unit, the Geiger Counter Pro delivers tons of options with a fun to wiggle, knob-per-function interface.
The Dry/wet mix and low pass filter give it another universe full of tones that can be pushed up front or hidden behind the original signal, just for a bit of chaotic shimmer back there."
"nothing special, just a basic tuesday afternoon house session... ;)"
Featuring the E-licktronic Nava TR-909 clone on drums, Waldorf Microwave, Syncussion SY-1, Elektron Analog Four, and Roland Juno-106 w/ KiwiTechnics upgrade.
"E-licktronic Nava, Roland TR909 clone. Just completed, working perfectly. Assembled on 1.02 pcb, comes with Erika synth case and Chia Shin knobs (custom 909 style knobs). The circuit is 100% true to the original, uses the same schematic and the original NOS components. This is as close as you can get to a real 909 without spending that much. The only thing you'll need to buy to use it is a AC/AC 15v 1A PSU. Pay attention: AC/AC and NOT AC/DC. This is VERY IMPORTANT."
"We distribute 'TECHNO ALLIANCE vol.4' compilation linked with techno event.
DL the ZIP file from the download button below,
Please enter the password described on the card distributed at each event and unzip it.
http://www.technoalliance.net/
The track to be released is divided into 3 times and it will be released sequentially according to the holding of the sponsorship event. Don't miss it!
*This track will be released free of charge at my bandcamp on 9/1 after the event ends."
I recently finished assembling two further Nava TR909 clones. Before letting one go I thought it might be fun chaining two units together... ;)
2. NAVA Drum Computer (Roland TR 909 Clone) and MFB Dominion 1
First test run, nothing special. Just a few patterns... Unfortunately changing patterns accurately isn't possible yet. They change immediately when the next pattern is selected. I am pretty sure this issue will be addressed with one of the coming software updates...
3. Nava (Roland TR 909 Clone) desoldering circuit board components
Today I got my new desoldering Station (ZD-915). There are a few defective components I need to replace. Regular desoldering with wire or pump can really be a pain in the ass, especially when the pads are so tiny and close together. After doing some research I found lot's of good comments on the ZD-915. Here you can see how well it's getting the job done...
