Gladiolus Murielae

video upload by Ebotronix

"Waldorf Iridium with 4x CV ~ Gate in,
Doepfer R2m,A 174-2, A 185-2,
Mutable Instruments, Shades, Yarns,Peaks,
Ornament and Crimes,Arabian scale,
Roland Aira S1,
Hologram Electronics Microcosm Special Edition 2024,
Strymon Big Sky MX, controlled by,
ATO Faderbank 16 n , with Midi CC,
lab4 Enjoy,
22.08.2025
video # 2566"

STUDIO ELECTRONICS CODE LUXE WAVE FOLDING Part III. DOING PIANO!

video upload by ONEPOLYMER

"STUDIO ELECTRONICS CODE LUXE Synthesizer.
WAVE FOLDING Example with PIANO Sound. YES, IT CAN! (at 1:55 onw.) 😊

The Update/Upgrade sounds amazing - is worth every cent in my opinion (got my hands on since 2hrs). Every Paramter is now storeable in memory including The 8106 (Roland) Dual Filter Settings as well as the Overdrive and Feedback. The Envelopes sound faster to me ...

Gear used on this SHORT HOUSE TRACK:
MODOR DR-2 (Drums)
STUDIO ELECTRONICS CODE LUXE (Multitracked Sounds except Voices)

Enjoy the bits
onepolymer"

STUDIO ELECTRONICS CODE LUXE WAVE FOLDING Part II.

video upload by ONEPOLYMER

Part 1 here

"STUDIO ELECTRONICS CODE LUXE Synthesizer.
WAVE FOLDING Example +, MINI Track live sequenced and recorded. No FX on the CODE LUXE.

The Update/Upgrade sounds amazing - is worth every cent in my opinion (got my hands on since 2hrs). Every Paramter is now storeable in memory including The 8106 (Roland) Dual Filter Settings as well as the Overdrive and Feedback. The Envelopes sound faster to me ...

Gear used on MINI TRACK:
YAMAHA DMP 9-16 (Mixer)
MODOR DR-2 (Drums)
AKAI# S700 (CODE LUXE Sampled Bass)
ROLAND JD-XA (Sequencer + Sounds)
ROLAND TB-3
STUDIO ELECTRONICS CODE LUXE (no FX)

Enjoy the bits
onepolymer"

STUDIO ELECTRONICS CODE LUXE WAVE FOLDING P1

video upload by ONEPOLYMER

Part 2 here

"Almost out of the box Demo Track including the
ALL NEW STUDIO ELECTRONICS CODE LUXE Synthesizer.
A short WAVE FOLDING Example, live sequenced and recorded. No FX on the CODE LUXE.

The Update/Upgrade sounds amazing - is worth every cent in my opinion (got my hands on since 2hrs).
Every Paramter is now storeable in memory including The 8106 (Roland) Dual Filter Settings as well as the Overdrive and Feedback. The Envelopes sound faster to me ...

Enjoy the bits
onepolymer"

A soundscape built around revised "Beeps" module

video upload by ParadisoModular

"This is a demo of one of my vintage modules that I just radically updated. First, a bit of history. Circa 1988, I was browsing the Hosfelt Electronics catalog, and saw a bunch of little circuit boards there that made different 'emergency' siren sounds. Of course, I couldn't resist buying all eight of them that they had, and designed a synth module around them that allowed me to switch (manually or via external signals) the audio output from any of them into the left or right channels on a common stereo mix. In addition to a linear mix, I also combined them via a chain of exclusive ORs (the VCOs on these units produced square waves), again selected by the same gates - this produced kind of a ring modulation sound (Exclusive OR's can be thought of as 1-bit multipliers). On the front panel, I also provided outputs from each oscillator independently, as well as the ability to inject independent voltage control into each oscillator.

Despite my attempts to leverage this module into different patches, it retained a distinct identity - e.g., the sound of a major urban emergency - that limited its usefulness. You can hear a short demo excerpt I recorded on it circa 26 years ago here- http://Paradiso.media.mit.edu/Outgoin... - I'm switching outputs from the alarm circuits randomly to left and right channels throughout - the first half features the linear mix and the latter half the XOR mix. You can clearly hear that this module makes a very strong statement -as such, it didn't appear much in my pieces over the years.

But I still saw big potential in it. 8 oscillators aren't much by today's digital standards, but as I can switch them into different paths dynamically, it's got promise. The main thing I had to do was to be able to turn off the LFO control of each oscillator that made the siren sounds and think about coordinated ways to control this bank.

So a month or two back, I embarked on this journey, enabling the LFOs to be switched out of the audio oscillator voltage control paths (but giving independent access to them all, providing LFO outputs on the front panel and in most cases voltage control of LFO frequencies), plus providing adjustable voltage control of each oscillator as well as different kinds of ensemble voltage control (e.g., controlling all 8, controlling the top vs bottom 4, controlling even vs odd channels), as well as being able to adjust the base frequency of the ensemble and the base for each independent oscillator. Witness the massive augmentation of the front panel, as well as the wild nest of wiring below to do this hack in the midst of this video.

But low-and-behold it's done. This isn't a voiced device - the oscillators are linear, hence don't hold tune collectively as you shift frequencies. This, for me, justified the hack - I've got plenty of oscillators that I can already voice and track harmonically - this unit is now about nudging frequencies collectively and independently to go through different kinds of dissonances and occasionally sweet spots in a deep ensemble fashion. Plus, if I want to, I can switch channels back into siren mode, or use their LFOs in more flexible ways (each of the LFOs sports a different kind of waveform).

OK, IMO it grew into the monster that I hoped it would become, as you can hear in this live recording. Here I routed both the linear and XOR outputs through different complex reverb units, fading them up in different ways and at different times, and switching the oscillator outputs dynamically into different channels using digital gates coming from other modules in my system (occasionally I would hold some or all of the gates to just let the thing drone). I also injected different kinds of ensemble control (all, even/odd, top/bottom) at different times to bend the frequencies a bit, driven by triggered envelope generators. All sounds come from this revamped 'Beeps' unit - one voice was routed through an octave divider to bring it lower, and some effects were used, plus the reverbs nicely put this beast into a dense dreamy space. Despite the complexity, it's one of the simplest patches I've made - you can see it in the little bit of pan-around video I put into the middle of the clip.

My usual disclaimer - heck, only 8 oscillators with simple control paths could be done trivially in software now (one of my hero-pieces, Dave Wessel's 'Antony', an inspiration here, used hundreds on IRCAM's 4x (or 3x back then?) circa 30-40 years ago), and there are probably Eurorack modules around like this now too, including some that I may already have. But this connects to something I made in my relative youth, turning it into the sonic tool that it wanted to be. I hope you enjoy this demo!"

∞ 69 ∞

video upload by Ebotronix

Waldorf Iridium,
Haken Audio ContinuuMini,
Roland ,Aira J 6, S 1,
Doepfer R2m ,(2x),
Mutable Instruments Midipal,
Lab4 Enjoy,CME H4 Midi wc,MIDI Thru5 WC,
Conductive Labs The NDLR V2
Hologram Electronics Microcosm Special Edition 2024,
Strymon Big Sky MX, controlled by,
ATO Faderbank 16 n , with Midi CC,
Bastle Bestie,
Dorian Scale,
29.07.2025
video # 2560

Molten Music Monthly July 2025

video upload by Molten Music Technology

"It's been ten years since I first heaved a Molten Music Monthly into the world. I've done it every month since and through thick and thin there's nothing I enjoy more. The summer is always a bit slow but I've pulled together some nice bits and bobs to mull over while applying sun cream or hiding in our synth caves.

This Monthly is sponsored by DF Audio who make fabulous modular and synth-friendly desktop patch bays: https://dfaudio.com.au/" Index - 0:00
DF Audio - 3:17
Sequential Take-5 and Oberheim TEO-5 Desktop Modules - 6:30
Shakmat Bishop's Miscellany Mk2 - 9:55
Arcane Devices Caress of Stars - 13:01
X Audio Systems XTRIKE - 14:15
Error Instruments Kharper - 17:01
Rob Papen WirePluck - 19:23
Signs Modular csf - 20:56
WORNG Electronics Quiver - 22:43
Pittsburgh Modular Local Florist 2, Double Helix and Crow 3 - 24:37
B:art Instruments b:efuddle - 27:12
Schlappi Boundary Layer - 28:23
Gig Performer Essentials - 29:38
Molten Synth Picnic Popup - 31:50
Coming up - 36:14

Aira ~ Dorian

video upload by Ebotronix

Roland ,Aira J 6, S 1,
Haken Audio , ContinuuMini,
2x, Doepfer R2m ,
2x, Mutable Instruments Midipal,
Hologram Electronics Microcosm Special Edition 2024,
Strymon Big Sky MX, controlled by, 16n Faderbank, AtoVproject ,
Lab 4 Enjoy,CME H4 Midi wc,
12.07.2025
video# 2556

Granulation

video upload by Ebotronix

"Arp Odyssey, controlled by ,
Doepfer R2m, Mutable Instruments MidiPal,to,
Eventide Pitch Factor,
Hologram Electronics Microcosm Special Edition 2024,
Lab 4 Enjoy, CME H4 midi wc,
Waldorf Iridium,
Intuitive Instruments Exquis,
Torso Electronics S4 ,with ,Udu Loop,
Haken Audio ContinuuMini,
Bastle Bestie,
Strymon Big Sky MX,
controlled by, Midi CC, 16n ATO Faderbank,
03.07.2024
video # 2552"

Enjoy Electronics ELFO - ENCHANTED LIFE FREQUENCIES OSCILLATOR

video upload by Les Sondiers

via Enjoy Electronics

Eurorack and Standalone Version

4 E-LFOS, independent and interconnected through a complex routing matrix, multitouch waveform sculpting and the magic crystal function

The Elfo rewrites the rules and transforms modulation into pure, unpredictable magic.

- 4 Fully Customizable LFO's
- Touch-Drawn Waveforms
- Random Waveforms Generator
- Complex Modulation Matrix
- Advanced CV-LFO - Interconnection
- Assignable Trigger Actions
- Sync Capabilities
- Magic CrystalFunction

Draw and sculpt custom waveforms - Add, move, or remove points with natural finger gestures for instant customization.

Generate sophisticated organic modulations - Create complex multi-segment curves

From 10 Hz to one cycle every 60 minutes—ideal for subtle textures, evolving modulations, and precise rhythmic movement.

Save custom waveforms for instant recall

Magic Crystal

A Portal to an Enchanted Modular Dimension

Beyond ELFO's extraordinary versatility and power, the Magic Crystal function opens a portal to an entirely new world of modulation:

The crystal intercepts, redirects, and transforms modulation paths according to its own magical logic Abandon conventional control and let ELFO take on a life of its own through its magic crystal.

The crystal autonomously decides what, when, and how frequently to intervene Experience an inverted world where traditional modulation rules are disrupted and reinvented

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Italian Innovation at Superbooth 2025 | Exploring Enjoy Electronics' DeFeel

video upload by Jonathan Knightsnare

"At Superbooth 2025, I had the pleasure of discovering Enjoy Electronics, an Italian company pushing the boundaries of modular synthesis. Their latest creation, the DeFeel, is a standout module designed to inject creativity and variation into your sequences.

What is DeFeel?

The DeFeel is a Modular Monotony Degenerator that sits between your sequencer and the rest of your modular setup. It allows you to break the linearity of sequences by introducing dynamic fills and variations, making your performances more expressive and less predictable.

Key Features:

Dual Independent Channels: Each with Gate/CV outputs for complex modulation.

4.3" Multi-Touch Interface: Intuitive control over patterns and parameters.

Advanced XY Mode: Real-time performance control with expressive gestures.

Dynamic Density Sequencing: From 1 to 64 gates per step, offering intricate rhythmic possibilities.

Multiple Playback Modes: Including Forward, Reverse, and Ping-Pong.

Comprehensive Modulation System: For all parameters, with real-time morphing.

Connectivity: 4 CV inputs, 2 Gate inputs, Clock, Play, and Reset inputs, plus 4 CV and 2 Gate outputs.

Why It Stands Out:

The DeFeel isn't just another sequencer; it's a tool that encourages spontaneity and live interaction. By allowing you to "degenerate" monotony, it brings a fresh approach to modular performances, making each session unique and engaging.

About Enjoy Electronics:

Based in Italy, Enjoy Electronics is dedicated to creating innovative tools that enhance musical expression. Their commitment to quality and creativity is evident in the DeFeel, which combines sleek design with powerful functionality."

OXI Instruments Unveils the One MKII at SchneidersLaden

video upload by SchneidersLaden

"On March 27, 2025, we welcomed the creators of OXI Instruments for a packed and inspiring evening. The event featured the unveiling of the OXI One MKII, the next-generation performance sequencer, and showcased the Coral, their powerful modular mini-polysynth.

Guests were treated to an in-depth look at the updated OXI One, which builds on the original’s success with expanded sequencing capabilities, improved workflow features, a larger OLED screen, and even more generative and performance tools. The Coral module also impressed with its compact design, full polyphony, and diverse synthesis engines.

After the presentations, visitors had the opportunity to get hands-on with the gear, speak directly with the developers, and enjoy a relaxed evening of music technology exploration. The event took place in our showroom in Berlin-Neukölln and drew a strong crowd of curious synth enthusiasts."

Enjoy Electronics Godfather on the desk as well.

Enjoy Electronics - Reminder

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via this Reverb listing

Additional NOISEBUG Listings

"Enjoy Electronics - Reminder Power Delay

Dual Stereo/Quadraphonic Effect Multi-Processor - Echo/Delay/Loop, Dual Multi-Mode Filter Bank, Reverb & LFO

- Comprehensive, all-in one solution far intricate rhythms Echo space and width

- Direct and immediate access to all parameters with dedicated knobs

- True-stereo indipendent delay allowing you to create complex rhythmic patterns

- Reverbs with Size and Resonance HiPass filter - knobs

- Double Pulse Delay

- Double Resonant filter that can be morphed from low pass to high pass

- 4 Waveform Sync-able LFO

- A full, four-channel (quadraphonic) system reproducing the Left Front, Left Back, Right Front, and Right Back audio signals in each of four separate speaker

- Mixer stage for DRY, WET and DPD

- Assignable Foot Switch

- Tap Tempo

- Intuitive OLED Display

- USB or 5-pin MIDI interface IN, OUT and THRU

- Supreme Audio Quality - 24 bit Audio Converter

- Powered by USB (included)"

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A Nice Song for Spring

video upload by Hologram Electronics

"This 1970s Wurlitzer 'Music Learning Module' inspires with its simplicity, making just one sound.

It sounds like a transistor organ, playing a simple, unfiltered waveform. No sensitivity to velocity and a simple gate-like envelope. Immediate attack, immediate release. We could easily recreate this sound with a modern day synthesizer, but would we have been as drawn to or inspired by that sound if it wasn’t coming out of this bright blue relic? Probably not.

We hooked it up to Chroma Console to add a little bit more variety and life to the static nature of the sound. Maybe we’ll make a longer video of this pairing, but until then, enjoy this little synth-pop jam!"

LSPXPO 2025: Enjoy Electronics - DeFeel

video upload by sonicstate

"At the London Synth & Pedal Expo, we caught up with Luca Simone from *Enjoy Electronics*, who detailed the features of their *DeFeel *module. The device was introduced to sit between a sequencer and a synthesizer in a modular setup, allowing you to customize step-generated sequences and manage fill lengths.

The DeFeel includes multiple CV outputs, each with optional quantization, enabling you to independently set minimum and maximum CV values. An intuitive touch interface simplifies navigation, even allowing real-time recording of adjustments made directly on the device."

Elta Music Solar 42F and Enjoy Electronics The Godfather

video upload by Thomas Carli

"The Solar 42F's sequencer is set to 4 steps, triggering VCO B while LFO A triggers the envelope of VCO A. The Drone Voices are manually triggered to play the bass line while the output of VCO A and B are sent out to The Godfather for additional filtering, delay, and reverb. The output of The Godfather is then fed back into the Solar 42F's External Audio input. The master output of the Solar 42F is finally sent to the Infinity FX cartridge. Recorded in real-time with no external effects/processing (other than The Godfather on VCO A and B). Enjoy!"

NAMM 2025: Enjoy Electronics Defeel

video upload by sonicstate

"We caught up with Luca from Enjoy Electronics at their stylish NAMM booth where they presented their latest device, the *Defeel*, a modular monotony degenerator. Inspired by vintage analog drum machines, the Defeel is designed to sit between your sequencer and modular synths. It processes incoming CVs and gates through its interface, allowing for complex modulation without altering the original input signal.

Luca explained that the Defeel features a pass-through mode and can set the duration of fills, with gate repetitions adjustable up to 64 steps. It doubles as a CV recorder, offering intriguing morphing possibilities. With two channels, you can control and modulate four CVs and two gates per channel. Furthermore, it has an XY mode for recording live motion with time, frequency, and reverb modulation.

The Defeel is available for pre-order, offering both standalone and Eurorack formats, priced at €299 and €399 respectively.

*More Info:*https://www.enjoy-lab.com/"

See the Enjoy Electronics label for addtional posts.

#NAMM 2025: The Godfather by Enjoy Electronics

video upload by CatSynth TV

"We are treated to a demo of The Godfather, a new Eurorack-compatible multi-channel audio process from Italy-based Enjoy Electronics. It was an offer we couldn't refuse.

The Godfather processes 4 separate audio channels, allowing you to mix, equalize, compress, saturate, filter, and add emphasizing effects."

A Nice Song For Autumn

video upload by Hologram Electronics

"Hologram’s home base (Knoxville, Tennessee) exhibits pretty stunning colors during the season’s change into winter. This song initially started as a backing track for a short video we made about the Hohner Pianet and Chroma Console, but we thought it would be cool to turn it into something a bit larger in scope and film the performance outside while the autumn landscape is at peak vibrance.

We get a lot of comments asking us to make longer versions of the demos/songs we write to showcase our pedals, so this is us making good on those requests. This is an original piece written, performed, and filmed by Hologram staff - we hope you enjoy!"

ROLAND SH 101 (SERIAL NO. 00002) DEMO

video upload by Synth Tailor Electronics

"Here's a little demo on what I believe to be the second made Roland SH-101 Red monosynth. If you look at the serial number it is: #00002, which indicates to me that it's the 2nd synth in the production line.
Besides, the cool history from the owner, the SH-101 packs a lot in such a small package! It has a 3 Waveforms, PWM, LFO, Sequencer, Arpeggiator, and lots of CV input/output controls. It was made very popular in the 1990s for 'House Music'
This SH-101 needed the Power supply rebuilt, the sliders replaced, full calibration/tuning, power switch replacement and the keybed cleaned/rebuilt. Enjoy the video! Thanks for watching!"