MATRIXSYNTH

Nanoloop Synced to Ableton Live via MIDI Clock 2

YouTube via littlescale. follow-up to this synth
"An demo of an interface I made for a user on 8BitCollective."

Oberheim Matrix-6R

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"these take the "wider" CEM voice chips that are less common than the narrower chips used in the Matrix 1000."

Analogue Solutions Red Square

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"Analogue Solutions Red Square semi modular synthesizer."

Oberheim SEM analog synth matrixsynth

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"Oberheim SEM (synthesizer expander module)"

Inside an SEM

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howto: MIDI control with iPhone / i3L_v0.2 / Ableton

YouTube via heywhatnooo
"how to set up an iphone as a MIDI controller over Wifi. threw it up quickly so sorry its pretty long"

via JH:

"I've just recorded two short demos with the String Filter prototype.

First one is a fast Arpeggio from the OB-8, first dry, and then with String Filter switched on and off, and Resonance altered: link

Second one is a String-like OB-8 sound, made more string-like with the String Filter :) Switched on and off between phrases, to display the difference: link

Note: Unlike the older sample, the above has *no* Cello pre-equalization (yet)!

String Filter web page is also updated (with the two new samples and pictures of the prototype)

JH."

KORG Sigma

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"lots of fat sounds and unique after touch keyboard that can trigger 1/4 tones. the 2 Cool joysticks add multi-dimensional control. one to control pitch, noise and vibrato. the second joystick to edit the low-pass and hi-pass VCF filters! There is also an "Effect" section which is for Vibrato, Portamento, Sample and Hold, Noise, Key Hold, Multiple Trigger and Ring Modulator (each with it's own rotary control to vary it's sound). Even though it has a switch labelled "Ring Mod," it's actually a cross-mod. It lets you cross modulate between the instrument and Synth sections."

Yamaha CS80

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"Vintage late 70's Yamaha CS-80 Polyphonic Synth serial number 1096"

The image below is the patch memory for the CS80. It literally is four mini versions of the panel controls. You can select them via the patch buttons on the synth. The CS60 has one.