Anything Can Happen EMX-1 Cover

YouTube via Danfriend01
"Electribe MX-1 cover of Enter Shikari's 'Anything Can Happen In The Next Half Hour'"

Effectrix - the effect sequencer

YouTube via SugarBytes
"Effectrix is the ultimate effect sequencer plugin for your host."

Effectrix plug-in from Sugar-Bytes.

YouTube via wiretotheear
"Here is a Wire to the Ear video of an absolutely must have plug-in that has just been released. Effectrix is a VST/Audio Unit which sequences effects such as XLoop, Scratch, Reverse, Stretch, Tonal Delay, Stutter, Vinyl, Crush, Filter, Phaser, Chorus, Delay and Reverb. A 30 day demo is available at: www.sugar-bytes.de For more videos, tutorials and pro-audio articles visit www.wiretotheear.com."

"Effectrix 1.0.1 Update released!

-Vowel Mode fixed in Filter Effect
-FL Studio problems fixed
-Rtas Wrapper problems fixed
-Tempo control recall fixed
-Decay mode fixed in Looper Effects
-Size display fixed in Looper Effects
-Dry/Wet leveling improved in Looper Effects
-Retrigger behavior improved (now retriggers on seq-wraparound)
-Bypass fixed in Audio Unit
-Monotrack compatibility for Audio Unit
-Sync behavior improved in Stutter Effect
-Stop Mode improved in Vinyl Effect
-Wavescope fixed
-Grafical improvements

Effectrix is the perfect tool for sequenced sound manipulations.

Tweak your beats, create new rhythms, turn your stuff into colorful grainclouds....reverse parts, stretch others, apply delaylines or even create melodies out of atonal material.

Features:
-32 step sequencer matrix for effect activation
-2 Modulation sequencers per Effect
-12 subsequences, triggered via Midi note and host automation
-14 innovative effects:
XLoop, Loop, Scratch Loop, Reverse, Stretch, Tonal Delay, Stutter, Vinyl, Crush, Filter, Phaser, Chorus, Delay, Reverb"

Syntho Saur

flickr by david™

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Godzilla and Formant modular

BTW, if you like Godzilla, check out Toho Monster

Update via david™:
"I took the shots of these vintage synth at the synthesizer park of the recent spring festival. Here is some more info:
link"

Minimoog Voyager

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MOOG Voyager Jade

Update via david™:
"I took the shots of these vintage synth at the synthesizer park of the recent spring festival. Here is some more info:
link"

Filter doesn't work (part I)

YouTube via SMS303
"The patch i have used is: osc. cv input, gate input into the envelope generator (ADSR) and from the saw output to the VCA (this gives sound). When i put the saw input into the filter you only hear the envelope generator (the gate pulses) and no audio from the filter output section."

Filter doesn't work (partII)

"I patch from the filter (incoming saw, without sound from the filter, you hear only the envelope generator) into the VCA and there is the sound again."

korg 2069 vcf test

YouTube via k4e5n

"the black panel in the middle is a vcf with a korg 2069 chip from a dead poly800.
the cut off freqency and the resonance are controlled by separate LFOs.

drum groove: macbook-garageband
pad: roland jx3p"

sintetizzatore

YouTube via 14nairod92. via Nusonica.
"sint. yamaha cs-10 1981 che nonostante gli anni fa ancora il suo sporchissimo lavoro...ecco a voi il potere della sintesi!!"

Sequential Circuits Drumtraks

YouTube via jakeschrock. "sequential circuits drumtraks drum machine"

Yamaha YC-30 & Sequential Drumtraks

YouTube via jakeschrock. via synthzoom.
"for all you portamento strip fans"

DotCom, MFM, Doepfer MAQ16/3, RT-323 and Nord Lead 1

YouTube via attorks. via synthzoom.

"Row 1 of the MAQ16/3 drives the DotCom which sequence you hear prominently. Row 2 drives the MFM doing the bass. Rhythm by the Zoom RT-323 from which I also transpose the Modulars. Chords are done on the Nord Lead 1. The DotCom's output is going through a Behringer VP-1 vintage phaser and a Akai Head Rush E2 for the delay. The Lexicon MPX-100 is for the overall reverb."

DotCom, MFM, Doepfer MAQ16/3 and RT-323


"My first video. Sequences tempo is driven by the Zoom RT-323 from which I also transpose. The Doepfer MAQ16/3 drives the DotCom and MFM (My First Modular; self build)."