YouTube via OmenieSoftware "We couldn't resist - we just love Apple's iPhone ads so much, we did one of our own. I anticipate takedown notices from both Steve Jobs and Yoko Ono. But we are doing this out of *LOVE* people, LOVE LOVE LOVE!" Available on iTunes here:
YouTube via AnalogAudio1 "This is a little demo of the MC-9000 in original state (not circuit bent).
The Tristar MC-9000 is a squarewave keyboard with fullsize keyboard and was also released as Trend Line / Condor / Monacor MC-9000.
The MC-9000 has lofi sounds and rhythms. It also has little drumpads and a simple synthesizer section (sawtooth, square, pulse and mixed waveforms and 4 preset envelopes). It has detachable speakers.
Does it sound great? Well, it's a matter of opinion... the cheapest electronic sounds I ever heard - in stereo! I played this one in a store (Kaufhalle in Germany) when I was a teenager in 1989 or 1990..."
YouTube via 909techno "'playing' the monomachine voice synthesizer. normally it is sequenced with parameter locks to make it say words and sentences. In this video I have the monomachine set to polyphonic mode and am playing the voice sounds."
via Gur via Tiptop Audio. "We are happy to announce our next module in the Z series: The Z2040 A 24db 4-Pole Voltage Controlled Lowpass Filter, an implementation based on the original US patent of the SSM2040 filter chip used in the Prophet 5 Rev2 synthesizer. The Z2040 also adds a lot of extra features on top of the original 4-pole discrete OTA core allowing extra modulation capability, extended flexibility and control over this deep cut-off low pass filtering core. The Z2040 is capable of producing thick, overdriven grit as well as warm, smooth sweeps. The Z2040 will be available through Analogue Heaven and Schniders Beuro starting June 2009."
YouTube via machinate "Very VERY simple patch here - two oscillators from an MFB OSC-02 module; One oscillator is going into one audio input of a BugBrand PRC1 PTdelay unit, the other is being amplified in a Doepfer a-119 and then fed into the Mod CV2 input. PTdelay straight to DAW, no post-processing.
This basically creates a patch where one oscillator is being modulated by another similar oscillator via an audio delay - modulating the delay time in this way creates timbres that are like oldskool FM, but with a twist of chorus/messed up reverb."
YouTube via opsysbug "New small company Frisco Audio Technology. The FAT ABC Bit Crusher pedal. WSG mini synth making a modulated low tone to start. Fooling w/ the bit depth and sample rate knobs. I like this one-it has a different quality then both the Bugbrand and Squarewave Parade crushers and has CV foot control for both knobs. This company is one to watch. http://www.friscoamps.com/"
Frisco Audio Technology Advanced Bit Crusher
"Frisco Audio Technology Advanced Bit Crusher FAT ABC. Here the WSG Synth is making a clear tone. Playing wth bit depth and sample rate knobs. See other vid for more info. http://www.friscoamps.com/"
"This was a very quick one. From the initial idea, which started with fiddeling around with the sequencer, it all took less than an hour and the video was in one take. The main 8 step sequence is coming from the Waldorf Q Keyboard; the Doepfer MAQ16/3 is synchronized to that. The Doepfer drives the Synthesizers.com Modular with the 2nd 8 step sequence you hear and the self-built Modular with the 3rd 8 step sequence which has a sort of Roland rhythmbox sound. Some simple improvised solo's on the Nord Lead 1 and the Korg 900PS completes this minimal theme."
YouTube via Pehr81 "This is me jamming on my two MFOS Sound Lab mini synths. They are connected to a dual rebote 2.5 digital delay. Around 3:22 an external MFOS 16 step sequencer is turned on. The gate goes to the lower SL and the CV to the upper SL. I have also connected the clock out to the upper SL gate in.
The sound is a little out of sync, but I'll work on that to the next upload."
