Yamaha AN1X sound demo

YouTube via se7ense7
"A little example of this 1997 synth. This movie was not done by me. I own this synthesis engine (an200-AN1X-PLG150AN) though."

Wogglebug on my Trail

YouTube via djangosfire
""And the days keeps on worryin' me, - there's a WOGGLEBUG on my trail,
WOGGLEBUG on my trail, - WOGGLEBUG on my trail"

Working/experimenting with my mostly Synthesizers.com Modular Synthesizer. The patch is based around these modules: Grant Richter Wogglebug - MOTM 820 VC Lag Processor - STG Mankato Filter - Synthesizers.com: Q116 Ring Modulator, Q960 Sequential Controller, Q115 Reverb."

moonmodular expander & controller series

YouTube via moonmodular

Making an "electro" bass with Trilian from Spectrasonics

Making an "electro" bass with Trilian from Spectrasonics from MIDIHead on Vimeo.

"Michael shows you how to crack open Trilian and create a quick and painless bass sound, specifically for 'electro' styles of music."

"Song of Mable" by Matryomin ensemble Mable

YouTube via Masami1920
"Performance of Matryomin(matrioshka shaped theremin) by Matryomin ensemble 'Mable'."

Multi-touch interface for the Motif XS, supports iPhone and iPod Touch.

YouTube via eddydeegan
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This is to introduce a new project called XStremeTouch which uses the Jazzmutant Lemur as a multi-touch control surface for doing cool things with a Yamaha Motif XS. It also supports iPhone and iPo...
This is to introduce a new project called XStremeTouch which uses the Jazzmutant Lemur as a multi-touch control surface for doing cool things with a Yamaha Motif XS. It also supports iPhone and iPod Touch interaction via the TouchOSC application. Full details on http://www.xstremetouch.com.

This is not a finished product by any means but is an ongoing personal development and research project which provides you with the option to get involved and try it out if you want to!

The intention is to extend this preview version into a fully fledged suite of applications for voice editing, performance editing, step sequencing, drum management and song/pattern management on the XS as well as interacting with other synths and other manufacturer's equipment."

QMMG singing

QMMG singing from Peter Speer on Vimeo.

"My long-awaited, long-saved-for QMMG arrived today!! This is the first patch I made with it-- very simple. Filmed for posterity:

Two steady VCOs being fed into QMMG channels 1, 3 and 4.

Channel 1 is the sine out from a Tip Top Z3000.

Channel 3 is the sine out from a uLFO.

Channel 4 is the sine shaped out from the uLFO.

Channel 1 (in LPF mode) is sent to Channel 2 (in HPF mode). I had to sell my beloved Frostwave Resonator to afford this, and I figured the first patch should have some sort of connection to it, hence this arrangement.

Channels 1, 2 and 3 on the QMMG are receiving modulation from both Channel 1 and 2 of Maths.

QMMG Channel 4 is receiving modulation from a Doepfer A-143-1.

The 143-1 is also providing CV for the sine uLFO's shaped wave.

The QMMG is providing all tones beyond the two steady VCO drones.

theshamblers.blogspot.com"

Nanoloop 2.3 Parts 10 and 11

Parts 10 and 11 added to this post.

Solvent slow acid improv w/808, x0xb0x, Modcan, Doepfer Regelwerk,...

YouTube via s0LVentCIty.

part 2 here " Hi - my name is Jason Amm and I release melodic electro(nica) music under the artist name Solvent, for labels including Ghostly International, Morr Music, and Suction Records.

You can check my music via:
solventcity.com
myspace.com/solventcity

I just wanted to get something uploaded for now, while I figure out how to use iMovie....

In the future I'll be uploading better videos, with audio from the mixer rather than the camera's built-in mic. I definitely have more-interesting tracks coming up...

OK so here is a slow acid improv. The Doepfer Regelwerk is the master clock, and is sequencing the MAM ADX-1 (high hats) and Jomox MBase-01 (kick). The Regelwerk also has DIN-sync out, so that's how the 808 is being synced. x0xb0x sequencer is receiving Regel's MIDI-clock. The Modcan is strictly being used for processing some 808 sounds.

BTW, the Modcan isn't mine, unfortunately! I had it on loan from a guy named Jeff, who makes really nice music under the name Minisystem (myspace.com/minisystem)."

Solvent "For You" official video
"Official video for "For You" by Solvent, directed by Jaron Albertin, released on the Reline2 DVD."

New Moog Taurus Bass Pedals Specs and Price

Full details are up on the Moog site.
Price: $1,995.00
"Specifications

Performance Interface
13-note velocity sensitive bass pedals
1 Volume Footwheel Controller
1 Programmable Footwheel Controller
9 Footswitches for selecting Bank and Presets, Transpose, Glide On/Off, Decay On/Off, and Octave Up/Down

Synthesizer Sound Engine
100% Analog Audio signal path based entirely on the highly acclaimed Taurus I synthesizer circuits
2 x VCOs (Voltage Controlled Oscillators) with sawtooth waveform outputs
1 x VCF (Voltage Controlled Filter) with 24dB/Octave Lowpass Filter with the classic Moog Ladder Filter topology. 20Hz-20KHz Frequency Response
1 x VCA (Voltage Controlled Amplifier)

Synthesizer Modifiers
2 x ASD (Attack-Sustain-Decay) Envelope Generators with adjustable Attack, Sustain and Decay Parameters; one each for VCF and VCA contours
1 x LFO (Low Frequency Oscillator) with Triangle, Square, Sawtooth, and Ramp waveforms with adjustable amounts to the VCOs and VCF. The LFO is syncable to MIDI Clock or Tap Tempo
1 x Arpeggiator with Latch Mode for generating recurring musical patterns from Bass Pedal Input. The Arpeggiator is syncable to MIDI Clock or Tap Tempo

Programming Interface
52 Presets total in non-volatile memory consisting of one bank of 4 factory presets, and 12 banks of 4 user-programmable presets
Preset selection can be performed with the Value knob, or the combination of Bank footswitch, Bass Pedal, and Preset footswitch
Factory Presets include the classic Taurus, Bass, and Tuba presets, plus the new Taurus III preset
Two selectable levels of LED illuminated switches access the classic Taurus parameters or the Taurus 3 LFO and Arpeggiator parameters for editing with the Control Footwheel or the Value Knob
15-segment LED bargraph displays the value of the currently selected parameter

Classic Taurus Parameters in the OSCILLATOR section
B.FREQ: Oscillator B Frequency coarse offset to Oscillator A
BEAT: Oscillator B Frequency fine offset to Oscillator A
GLIDE: Glide Rate
OCTAVE: Low, Medium or High
MIX: sets the loudness ratio between Oscillators A and B
ATTACK: sets the Rise time for the VCA Envelope Generator when a note is played
SUSTAIN: sets the maximum level for the VCA Envelope Generator when a note is held
DECAY: sets the fall time for the VCA Envelope Generator when a note is released

Classic Taurus Parameters in the FILTER section
CUTOFF: sets the lowpass filter cutoff frequency
RESONANCE: sets the amount of signal fed from the output to the input of the lowpass filter. Can be set for filter self-oscillation
ATTACK: sets the Rise time for the VCF Envelope Generator when a note is played
DECAY: sets the fall time for the VCF Envelope Generator when a note is released
AMOUNT: sets how much the VCF cutoff frequency is modified by the VCF Envelope Generator signal

Taurus 3 Parameters in the LFO Section
SQUARE: Radio button type switch selects the LFO square waveform
TRIANGLE: Radio button type switch selects the LFO triangle waveform
RAMP: Radio button type switch selects the LFO ramp waveform
SAW: Radio button type switch selects the LFO sawtooth waveform
RATE: sets the LFO Rate
LFO FILTER AMOUNT: sets the amount the LFO modulates the filter cutoff frequency
LFO PITCH AMOUNT: sets the amount the LFO modulates the VCOs frequencies
LFO SYNC: On/Off switch enables starting the LFO waveform cycle with each note played on the Bass Pedals

Taurus 3 Parameters in the ARPEGGIATOR Section
PATTERN: sets the pattern of the arpeggiator
ORDER: sets the order that the pattern of the arpeggiator is output
OCTAVE: sets the number of octaves for the arpeggiator pattern
ON/OFF: turns the arpeggiator on or off
LATCH: turns the arpeggiator latch function on or off
VALUE knob is used for selecting presets or editing parameters
PRESET switch toggles between the current stored preset and its edited form
MASTER switch selects a menu of Advanced Preset functions, Global settings, and System Utilities
CURSOR switch navigates the screen of the LCD User Interface
STORE switch initiates the storing of presets

Field-upgradeable firmware using MIDI SysEx

MIDI Implementation
Presets selectable by MIDI Program Change messages
Taurus Sound engine can be played by MIDI Note messages
Preset parameters controllable by MIDI Control Change (CC) messages
Bass pedals transmit MIDI Note On/Note Off messages with user selectable velocity resolution
Volume Footwheel transmits MIDI CC 7 (Volume) data
Control Footwheel transmits MIDI CC corresponding to selected parameter
Presets and Global Settings can be sent or received through MIDI SysEx


I/O panel
HI-Z Output: output jack outputs the Taurus audio signal from the classic higher impedance Taurus output stage. For use with Bass Amplifier instrument inputs
LO-Z Output: output jack outputs the Taurus audio signal from a low impedance output stage. For use with line-level inputs
PITCH CV Input: TRS jack accepts expression pedal (such as Moog EP-2) or 0V to +5V Control Voltage inputs for modifying the VCOs frequencies
FILTER CV Input: TRS jack accepts expression pedal (such as Moog EP-2) or 0V to +5V Control Voltage inputs for modifying the VCF cutoff frequency
VOLUME CV Input: TRS jack accepts expression pedal (such as Moog EP-2) or 0V to +5V Control Voltage inputs for modifying the VCA gain
GATE Input: input jack accepts +5V gate signal for triggering the Taurus EGs
MIDI In: standard DIN MIDI input connector
MIDI Out: standard DIN MIDI output connector
USB: bi-directional USB MIDI port
Power Inlet: IEC connector accepts 90-250V AC 50-60 Hz
Power Switch: turns unit On or Off

Chassis Specifications
Rugged metal enclosure with steel feet, front panel, structural panels and extruded aluminum back panel
Weight: 45lbs
Dimensions: 25" wide X 24" deep X 8 1/2" high"

You can find additional pics and info the Moog website.