Roland System 100 Modular Synthesizer

video upload by dk dk

TuuL Reverb Randomization

video upload by gotharman

"Randomizing the Reverb parameters and gets a lot of different reverb types :)
Sound source: Touch TuuL kick drum.
www.gotharman.dk"

TuuL Mini Sequencer

video upload by gotharman

"The TuuL modulator can be used as a sequencer!
When setting the step time to zero, only the hold time/level is played back.
And it can sync to an external clock!
Time stamps:
0:00 TuuL Modulator As a Sequencer
1:35 Syncing to an external clock"

www.gotharman.dk

TuuL: Modulator Random

video upload by gotharman

"A dual bandpass filter is modulated by a modulator.
The modulator Level/Ripples (LevlMod) and the Curve then gets modulated be the modulators own step random source. Modulator Rate is then modulated by another modulator, just to make some space sounds :)" www.gotharman.dk

Gotharman's TuuL: Oscillators

video upload by gotharman

"At first some shaping of the different wave forms. Then I am running a sine wave through effects and a vowel filter.

Time Stamps:
0:00 Sine Wave
6:07 Triangle Wave
9:57 Saw Wave
13:49 Square Wave
17:00 Feed Wave
21:29 FOF Wave
25:13 Cymbal Wave
26:34 Sine Wave Into Chorus
28:07 Sine Wave Into Distortion
29:03 Sine Wave + Distortion + Vowel Filter
34:16 Sine Wave Into Saw Animator
35:22 Sine Wave Into Pitch Shifter"

http://www.gotharman.dk/

Zaturn Zero: Draw Waves V2

video upload by gotharman

"In the forthcoming Zaturn Zero update, it will be possible to design Draw Waves by turning knobs!
These Draw Waves can have up to 8 segments.
In this video, I will show the Draw Waves used as an LFO which controls the filter cutoff of VCF7, used as a sequencer, and used with the Draw Wave Oscillators.

Some time stamps:
0:00 Draw Wave LFO modulating the filter cutoff of VCF7
7:50 Draw Wave As Sequencer
11:45 Draw Wave Oscillator

www.gotharman.dk"

Granulator

video upload by gotharman

"Testing the granulator effect of a prototype :)"

www.gotharman.dk

TuuL

Can an EQ distort?

video upload by gotharman

Kicks in at 1:23.

"Running the Zaturn Zero VCF7 multi mode filters through an EQ, and gets som interesting sounds :)"

www.gotharman.dk

Stretcher Bass

video upload by gotharman

"Treating a bass sound with the Stretcher effect, and gets some interesting results :)"

www.gotharman.dk

Do more with your VCAs! (Eurorack Patch Tips) // Cryfder from Dwyfor Tech

video upload by DivKid

"Join us in this video for plenty of patch tips on making the most of your VCAs with things like sidechaining, driving into wave shaping, how to patch cross faders and panners and plenty more.

Here's the Cryfder dual VCA and 1950s micro tube saturating mixer from Dwyfor Tech. Like their other modules there's some fascinating inspirations and design with the module so with that in mind I have an interview with Dan from Dwyfor Tech on my website, check that out here // https://divkidvideo.com/cryfder/

DIY kits, PCBs/panels and modules built to order are available from Dwyfor Tech Directly on
Reverb // https://reverb.com/uk/shop/dwyfortech
Etsy // https://www.etsy.com/shop/DwyforTech

*SUPPORT*
If you'd like to support work like this and the wider range of what I do, considering heading over to Patreon at https://bit.ly/DK-patreon and supporting for as little as $1 a month to gain access to the DivKid Discord community, plus lots of exclusives such as PDF patchbooks, videos and more. https://bit.ly/DK-patreon"

Random Granular Beat

video upload by gotharman

"Running a beat through the Zaturn Zero Xfade Granulator and modulating the Time parameter with a random generator.
Most sounds are generated using VCF7.
www.gotharman.dk"

Zaturn Zero Part Stacking

video upload by gotharman

"In the forthcoming Zaturn/Zaturn Zero update, any envelope/oscillator can be trigged by any part :)"

www.gotharman.dk

LD Zero VCF17 Multi Mode Filter

video upload by gotharman

"A new dual analog multi mode filter are now available for Little deFormer Zero.
In this video, I show off a bit of what it can do.
It has two filters, and each of these can be in any of eight different modes: 24db LPF, 18db LPF, 12db LPF, 6db LPF, Allpass, 6 db BPF, 12db BPF and 18db LPF.
It is also possible to set the resonance to be 'sharp' or 'flat' for each of the filters.
I hope that you will enjoy the video :)
www.gotharman.dk"

Zaturn EOC Sequence

video upload by gotharman

"In the forthcoming updates for Zaturn and Zaturn Zero, the function generators will send EOC (End Of Cycle) pulses. The EOC from any function generator can be used by any part !
In this video I am building a sequence, by making the EOC's from some parts trigger other parts :)
VCF7 is installed in this Zaturn Zero."

www.gotharman.dk

Die Mensch Machine Tribute - Italian Vintage Synths Kraftwerk’s Cover

video upload by VSMI - Vintage Synths Made in Italy

"Full Vintage Synths Made in Italy 1978 Kraftwerk’s cover
Midi file variation on “Die Mensch Machine” song and LiveJam

Crumar Bit01 - Bass line
Orla DSE24 - seq lines
Solton M150 - chord part
Elka Synthex - LFO pad & Lyrics part
Viscount Super InterContinental - live Strings pad & Piano/Spinet clips
Siel DK-80 - live pad solo
Gem WS2 - Drum

Montarbo DREV 128 - delay
Viscount EFX 1000 - reverb
Alesis Alex - reverb
Rocktron WD700 - delay

thx you to Midiworld for Kraftwerk midi file"

SpazeDrum VS Zaturn Zero

video upload by gotharman

"Tried for fun to replicate a SpazeDrum Black preset on Zaturn Zero with VCF7."

www.gotharman.dk

EMS Putney s/n 377 & D.K.1 -Cardiff Unit SN 377

Note: links to listings are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.

via this Vemia listing

Click the auction link on top when you get there for additional listings.

"I bought this lovely old VCS3 / DK combination in April's VEMIA. Apparently the last of Cardiff University's EMS gear after many years. I knew the top panel was a bit tatty - the photos were clear - but I didn't think it would matter much in use. Actually it did. The bottom panel was excellent (except for Cardiff Uni's incised name and the serial number - exactly like the other one sold on VEMIA and the one on the Wikipedia entry). The wood of the case was excellent. So the missing screenprint bits on the main panel actually got to be annoying. Luckily the brilliant Robin Wood and Lucid were able to work out a solution. Robin had a replica panel made and screenprinted, and Lucid did the painstaking job of installing it. The result is just beautiful and well worth the expense.

Unfortunately circumstances mean that I now need to sell it. Everything else is exactly as it was in the last auction, so I'll use the same photos from that, just adding some new ones of the beautiful new main panel. It will be in perfect working order, thanks to Lucid's expertise.

As of Oct 31 it is now back at VEMIA and will be shipped from there.

Packing 30GBP."

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Modulator testing

video upload by gotharman

"Modulating the cutoff frequency of an analog low pass filter."

www.gotharman.dk

TuuL

Craig Padilla - JOURNEYS THROUGH SPACE - Live June 1990 FULL CONCERT SHASTA COLLEGE THEATRE

video upload by Craig Padilla

From below:

This music was created without the use of sequencers; all of the background music was recorded in real-time on reel-to-reel tapes. I used a Kawai K1 synthesizer, a Siel DK-80 synthesizer, and a Roland TR-505 drum machine. A Peavey AddVerb II was also used for effects. For this show, I was loaned a portable Casio Midi Controller, which I connected to the Kawaii synth to use for the song "Destiny's Flight."

"Please consider donating a much appreciated monetary tip to:
PayPal.me/CraigPadillaMusic

Notes from Craig Padilla:
This was my first public performance on June 8, 1990. It was at the Shasta College Theatre in Redding, CA, and it was my college final project for my Creative Sound Design class. Many people involved with the theater department helped out with this project.

I came from a theatrical background, and I had been used to facing the audience, which is why I performed while facing the audience during this show. My Uncle Joe saw this video and suggested that I should perform sideways so that the audience can see what I'm playing. Thanks to that advice, I've been performing that way ever since. This concert is the only time that I've performed while facing the audience.

This music was created without the use of sequencers; all of the background music was recorded in real-time on reel-to-reel tapes. I used a Kawaii K1 synthesizer, a Siel DK-80 synthesizer, and a Roland TR-505 drum machine. A Peavey AddVerb II was also used for effects. For this show, I was loaned a portable Casio Midi Controller, which I connected to the Kawaii synth to use for the song "Destiny's Flight."

Please be mindful of the visual quality of this video. It has been remastered from standard definition and upscaled to 1080p HD with audio remastered from a chrome stereo cassette tape. I am fortunate that it looks and sounds as good as it does.

The original broadcast video aired on Redding Community Access TV in 1990 and 1991. It was shot on VHS tapes from two camera angles and edited on a Super VHS tape. Unfortunately, the audio on the broadcast video was recorded from the main onboard camera microphone, which had a muddy sound. (At the time, I thought that it was better to use that audio than to have no publicity for my music.) 35 years later, thanks to current technology, the stereo audio from the master cassette tape has replaced the original audio track. It has been pitch-corrected to sync up with the video, which is something I never thought would be possible! The video was also enhanced to brighten some of the shots.

There is a small black bar on the second camera angle, and that was to cover up a graphic date that was imbedded in the video of that camera. I had decided that the black bar was less distracting than a graphic on the screen whenever I switched to that camera.

I am fortunate that I knew people who would loan me their cameras for this performance, and equally thankful to my friends who offered their time to operate the cameras!

Matt Denton, a long time friend from high school, was the main camera operator. I met Bryan Arnold while attending college. Bryan loaned me his Kawaii synthesizer for the music, and was the second cameraman who had to briefly step away to perform a song. T. Owen Smith designed the light show, and he suggested that I throw a flame out of my hand at the end of the last song. I had known Dwight Husted since high school, and he was the lighting operator who ran the light-show. My college friends, Jeff Yarnell, Karen Wodsack, and Dale Gipp, were the stage crew who also contributed the idea to use actors in body bags and dress as aliens for a song. And Dale Kilpatric helped me produce the show, and he performed with his amazing classical guitar for a song. (More people helped, and their names are listed in the end-credits of the video.)

Over 100 people attended the performance which was a benefit for the Shasta Summer Theatre Festival. I give many thanks to DJ Ron Dare for hugely promoting my music on his radio show, "KCHO's Music for A New Age" in 1989 and 1990 (and years beyond that). Also, thanks to Robert Soffian, the head of the theater department, for allowing me to not only act in his plays, but to also have me record many songs for the various theatrical productions during that time. And many thanks to everybody who helped to make this concert possible so many years ago.

Extra big thanks to everybody who supported my music then and continues to support it now.

Song list:
00:00 - KCHO DJ Ron Dare Announcement
02:30 - Shanda's Song
08:05 - Waltz of the Planets (dedicated to my friend Derrick Guderian)
14:15 - Spanish Journey (featuring Dale Kilpatric on guitar)
19:50 - Destiny's Flight (dedicated to my Grandmother)
30:43 - Path of the Falling Stars (featuring Bryan Arnold)
36:00 - UFO Theme
42:05 - Other Beings (featuring many theater friends)
47:45 - Journeys through Space

A 24-bit download of this performance will be available at www.CraigPadilla.com [https://craigpadilla.bandcamp.com] in November 2025."

VCF7 discrete analog multi mode filters are now available for Zaturn Zero!

Zaturn Zero VCF7 Preset Set video upload by gotharman

www.gotharman.dk

"All the 64 presets, which are included with the new VCF7 discrete dual multi mode filter.

VCF7 is made only by discrete parts, based on the Vothar8 and the VCF5 filters, with 12db and 24db modes and a special "FAT" mode for extra crunch.

It has four groups of filters with each two multi mode filters.

I hope that you will enjoy listening to the presets :)"

Additional details via Gotharman's:

"VCF7 discrete analog multi mode filters are now available for Zaturn Zero!

-INTRO OFFER! Save 10% until 1/12-2025 on VCF7 or Zaturn Zero + VCF7!
Dual Analog Multi Mode filters with drive and FAT mode.
Based on the Vothar8 and VCF5 filters, these filters have a fat sound, and they even have a FAT mode, for an even more fat sound!
Made with only discrete analog parts!

Specs:
-2 analog filters in each of the 4 groups (8 in total).
-Each filter can be in LPF12, LPF24, BPF12, BPF24 or FAT (extra crunch!) modes.
-The filters will drive at input levels over 100.
-Self-oscillating resonance.
-Only for Zaturn Zero

Get the offers here:
https://www.gotharman.dk"