"Richard Orlando plays an EMS Synthi A on 11-6-09 at Spagandyland Studio, Gainesville, FL. 355.NOISE show hosted by Christopher Miller (Electronicsubsouth.com) as a pre-show event to Hal McGee's Dictaphonia Fest. Photo by Jacob Timmer"
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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."
YouTube via eddydeegan " Subscription includes: All videos uploaded, rated, favorited, and commented on by eddydeegan Only videos uploaded by eddydeegan Unsubscribe from eddydeegan Default to this for all future subscriptions Update or Cancel Want to Subscribe? Sign In or Sign Up now! 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."
"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.
flickr by Peppy_Jr
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