Expressive E Osmose + GS Music e7 | Analog MPE Ambient Performance

video upload by THOMAS KESSLER_music

"A five-minute improvised ambient performance exploring two different ways of combining the Expressive E Osmose with the GS Music e7.

In the first part, an internal Osmose sound is routed through the external audio input of the e7 and becomes part of its analog signal path.

In the second part, the Osmose takes over as an MPE controller, playing an expressive patch on the e7 analog polysynth.

No sequences, no backing tracks, no computer — everything is played live.

Setup / signal chain:
Expressive E Osmose
GS Music e7
Effectrode Tube Drive
Strymon El Capistan
Strymon Cloudburst

The e7 patch is designed as an expressive instrument rather than a conventional synth preset: velocity, pressure and continuous MPE control shape dynamics, timbre and articulation directly from the Osmose keyboard.

A spontaneous studio improvisation exploring the combination of expressive digital synthesis, analog synthesis, tape-style delay and ambient reverb.

#ExpressiveEOsmose #GSMusice7 #AmbientSynth"

introducing Capicola.

video upload by Dialectric Studios and Hermetic Modular

"It's finally time.... for Capicola! I'm couldn't be more excited to announce that my brainchild is ready for release. Thanks to Hermetic Modular for making the amazing Alchemy Lab platform that made it all possible."

Code: https://github.com/heavylight-industr...

"Time stretching, in real time! Capicola stretches audio out while staying aligned to the rhythm of the input. Give your signal a glitched-out character without missing a beat. Capicola turns audio into envelope followers and triggers that can either self-modulate or feed to the rest of your rack. It’s a dynamic audio effect and CV utility in a 12HP package."

Corshagwen - Black Polished Chrome (Trance Mix)

video upload by marine records

"Remix of 'Black Polished Chrome' from Jim Morrison.

composed, performed, recorded & mixed by Corshagwen
marine records 2026

includes samples from :
Jim Morrison
Raga Bindu / @ragabindu

Corshagwen plays the following instruments :
Roland JD-800 / SE-02 / JP-50 / JV-2080 / TR-909
Oberheim TEO-5
ARP Odyssey
Moog Sub Phatty
Yamaha Montage
Steinberg Groove Agent

DAW / STAN : Steinberg Cubase 13
USB audio card : Roland Octa-Capture
Mixing console :
Yamaha MX12/4
Mackie 24-8"

Isla Electronics ASYX - Multi Timbral demo

video upload by Isla Electronics

"I keep getting asked what the 'MIX' button is for.
Well, the original Andromeda was 16 voices, but it was also 16 part multi-timbral, so you could either have upto 16 totally different sounds playing at once, or you could also use it to layer different patches to create very thick textures.
In this quick synth wank, I give a little tour of the UI while about 7 different programs are playing across different midi tracks from ableton. No additional fx or processing other than what's coming out of asyx. This is just 1 single instance of the plugin loaded.
Excuse my rough timing, I recorded this in on a KordBot.. lol"

Hardware Synthesizer Live Jam | Hydrasynth Deluxe | Novation Summit | Bitwig DAW

video upload by Paweł Spychała

"A live ambient performance recorded in Bitwig Studio, featuring two powerful synthesizers: the ASM Hydrasynth Deluxe and the Novation Summit.

Everything was performed and recorded live into Bitwig Studio without overdubs to capture the organic feel of hardware synth sound design.

Gear Used:
• ASM Hydrasynth Deluxe
• Novation Summit
• Bitwig Studio (DAW & Audio Capture)"

Sunset SynthJam, with Novation Circuit Tracks.

video upload by Linz Kirk

"SynthJam featuring the Novation Circuit Tracks, Roland S-1 & Volca Bass.
Filmed at St Ouens bay in Jersey.

My 1st Dawless SynthJam & 1st in an outdoor location."

vortex ... Elektron Syntakt ... electro, psybient

video upload by substan

"A performance on the Elektron Syntakt.
Recorded in one take.
Mastered in post.

As always .. the project file, music and Sound Pack are available for my patrons.
The great support from my patrons makes all of this possible ... thank you so much guys !! / substan

Substan Bandcamp Page: https://substan.bandcamp.com"

Easel Feedback Study

video upload by Todd Barton

"What the title says :-) Today's little experiment. . ."

Analogue Solutions Maximus 8V | Eight Sequencers, One Live Jam #short

video upload by Analogue Solutions

"One sequence on the Analogue Solutions Maximus 8V, with all eight onboard sequencers running together. Bringing the parts in with the faders, building the arrangement as it goes, and playing live over the top.

Every sound comes from the Maximus. Eight analogue voices, one workstation, all happening in real time."

The Vector Synth You've Never Heard Of

video upload by Floyd Steinberg

"(* I found absolutely no proof for that claim which is repeated throughout a couple of internet synthesizer databases nonetheless.)

Table of contents:

00:00 Demo
02:05 Hi, what's this?
02:36 Technical overview
04:37 Browsing patches
11:57 Mooer Meta FX?
14:50 Accompaniment function
16:19 8-track sequencer
17:59 The vector synth
23:48 Conclusion"

HÄLP ZIS CHANNEL
https://www.patreon.com/floyd_steinberg
https://floydsteinberg.gumroad.com/
https://floydsteinberg.bandcamp.com/"

The Yamaha PSS-790

Acidlab Miami Analog Drum Machine

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Access Virus Indigo 1 Virtual Analog Keyboard Synthesizer

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Access Virus TI Polar Virtual Analog Keyboard Synthesizer

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Access Virus TI2 Dark Star (FIlled with Expansions and Travel Case)

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"Loaded every rom slot with expansions from ultimatexsounds."

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Generate Infinite Tempest Patches Instantly (New Tool)

video upload by Justin Joe

"Tempest Patchworks generates complete, usable patches on the Dave Smith Tempest with a single keypress — bass, leads, pads, drums, and more — using trained synthesis recipes instead of pure chaos. In this video I walk through how it works, demo some categories live, and show the weirdness control that takes you from safe to surprising. It's launching soon — get on the waitlist below.

🎛️ GET ON THE TEMPEST PATCHWORKS WAITLIST — Be first to know when it drops:
https://justinjoe.com/tempest-patchworks"

The 1010music Blackbox OG Just Got SP-1200 Mode, Chords and Sidechain (Unofficial Firmware Mod)

video upload by Justin Joe

"Twelve new features on the original 1010music Blackbox, added with an unofficial firmware mod: solo, chords, Elektron-style note conditions, SP-1200 / SP-12 / S950 lo-fi modes, a 24 dB filter, a sidechain ducker, slice start/end on the knobs, and a granular delay. It's free, the code is open, and it runs on top of stock firmware 3.1.9.

🔧 GET THE MOD (free) + get an email when new builds drop:
https://justinjoe.com/blackbox-mod

No compiling needed: download 3.1.9 from 1010music, run it through the browser patcher, copy it to your card.

⚠️ Unofficial. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or supported by 1010music. Original Blackbox only (not Blackbox 2). At your own risk. The mod does not include 1010music's firmware; you bring your own copy."

New M-VAVE FM-1 Custom Firmware: Felucca - Multitimbral Sequencer

video upload by

In addition to the Baud Girl custom firmware, M-VAVE's FM-1 now has a multitimbral sequencer firmware update, Felucca.

"This video is not about microdexed but the very interesting FM1 from mWave with custom firmware from Felucca. Using only the provided sounds/samples with little tweaking.

https://hugelton.github.io/Felucca/we..."

Mvave FM-1 | Felucca Firmware - Multi Sequencer, 9 Engines, Scale Mode - First Look

video upload by Stanley Gurvich

"The floodgates had opened, First look at the brand new Felucca firmware by Leo Kuroshita (@kurogedelic)"

M-Vave FM-1 Felucca Firmware Jam Session

video upload by 2403R / Case Woo

"There are enough FM-1 videos blowing up now so no introduction is needed. I am just messing on the Felucca firmware for the first time after sequencing 4 tracks and I don't know what I am doing. I have tried Baud Girl's but I was drawn to this one more. Still need to figure out and remember the functions. Install at your own risk."

Crumbling

video upload by Front Disaster

"Extract from Jam 26#04.

In this jam I was modulating the TipTop Audio SD909 and HATS909 modules heavily creating these crunchy percussion sounds.

Things may go wrong. The groove goes on.

FRONT DISASTER is live techno, created in real time on modular synthesizers.

No fixed tracks. No safety net.
Just the moment. Just the groove.

https://linktr.ee/front_disaster"

Droning with Data Bender by Qu-Bit

video upload by Nathan Plante Synths

"This is the first video in a new series all about trying to get music gear to do things it wasn't designed to do. In this video I play with the Data Bender by ‪@QuBitElectronix‬ and try and get some some dark and crunchy drones going.

00:00 Intro
00:39 Setup
01:10 First Drone
05:59 Second Drone

Pod Case by ‪@noisyfruitslab‬

https://www.subvert.fm/nathan-plante
https://nathanplante.bandcamp.com/"

Why doesn't Digital Feedback Blow Up Like Analog?

video upload by Cinematic Laboratory

"When I posted my first Plexiphon video, I got a few comments like ‘how about Bruxa x Plexiphon’, or better, ‘how about two Bruxae x Plexiphon’.
I think I can answer that now. Bruxa is a dominating module. This simply means, whatever you patch up, Bruxa is going to demand all attention. New to modular? Bruxa is a Bruxa is a delay/filter using a crappy karaoke toy chip. Sorry, it’s the ‘lo-fi delay’ that reached a cult status in the legendary Soma Lyra-8 Orga(ni)smic Synthesizer.
And then there’s the PoliMaths vs Maths discussion. Maybe they should have called it the PolyFunction, because it’s not Maths. It’s more like a ‘polyphonic function sequencer’, where a function is nothing more than a rise and fall. A slope or envelope depending on the Coast you’re on. It’s an attack/decay shape to sculpt a sound.
In this patch, I am using Echophon – the echo – as a clock, using the clock divider output. It’s a cool example of working with limitations. There’s no clock module in this case, but any ‘repeat’ that ticks is a clock. So today it’s not a tape delay, it’s just sending blips to PoliMaths’ activation IN. PoliMaths is like an eight channel sample and hold. When a trigger comes in, the module ‘activates’ by reading all knob positions (sampling) and holding them until the next activation. The channel index will decide which of the eight channels is affected. Depending on the SPAN mode/color, the channel will either be addressable (white), rotating (yellow) or fire all (cyan blue). If you’ve updated your PM, there’s a purple mode too (binary logic).
In this patch, the eight envelopes are distributed to various effect modules like Bruxa, more Bruxa and Plexiphon. Depending on knob settings (and especially ABSORB) Bruxa can make percussive sounds with its crappy chip. So what can we do with it? We can make a drum machine that nobody else has.
The patch itself is turning my effects units into an improvised lo-fi CMOS drum machine and Plexiphon is adding a bit of reverb. Even on full strength it can’t compete with the two Bruxae.
There’s an intermezzo where I’ll patch a long loop between Echophon, Mimeophon, Bruxa 1, Bruxa 2, Plexiphon and QPAS. In plain English, it’s making a long FX chain, but the end of chain is also the beginning. A snake biting its own tail. It’s like taking ugly feedback noise, and then try to sculpt it into something that faintly sounds like music – or a score from an 80’s horror sci-fi B movie with lots of sax and violins.
I was expecting something like throwing a mentos in a bottle of Coca Cola, but it didn’t happen. Instead, a nice abstract feedback patch emerged. It turned out to be pretty civilized.
In this video I discovered that feedback patching with digital modules is very different from using analog modules. A well designed digital effect doesn’t explode, it stays clear from crashing into digital brick wall and self destruct. In fact, digital feedback patching is more like continuous sound on sound dubbing. If you’re into chaotic feedback patching, you’ll benefit from adding at least one analog module, like a Serge wavefolder, waveshaper, filter or resonant EQ – or any other brand. Just make sure it’s using real analog components and real voltage instead of coded error handlers, limiters, exceptions and guardrails. In the analog domain, chaos is only bound to the rules of Mother Nature.
The ‘crappy drum machine’ patch is decorated by a second take with Error Instruments x This Is Not Rocketscience Kharper. I am running it through dual Bruxae and Plexiphon, where the PP gets modulation from Bruxa’s mysteriously labeled CV outputs. They basically contain CV related to Bruxa’s internal chip rumble. Nothing special, but super cool as a mod-source."