VERMONA DRM-1 MK-II analog drum synth MIDI syncussion

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Vermona DRM1 MKIII

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"The DRM1 MKIII is an eight-channel, completely analog drum synthesizer. It gives you total control over every parameter through its 72 controls.

The new version has following changes:
- KICK channel instead of the DRUM1 channel. The Kick channel has some different parameters and can create fatter and deeper kick sounds.
- The DRUM channels have a WAVE parameter which transforms the oscillator's waveform from sine to square
- The oscillators of the DRUM channels will be started with each trig signal.

The DRM1 Mk III is a flexible 8-channel drum synthesizer, which gives you the ability to create your own sounds, as well as many other classic analog drum sounds. Every sound parameter of the DRM1 Mk III has its own controller, so its easy to use and you'll always have a clear picture of the settings.

Features
Control Features and Connections:
· MASTER: Sets the main output level of the DRM1 Mk III
· TRIG: Button for triggering the sound.
· TRIG LED: Flashes when the sound is triggered
· SOUND: Programming parameter controls
· PAN: Places the sound in the stereo field
· VOLUME: Individual volume control for each channel
· OUT: Individual output/insert jack
· PHONES: Jack for connecting a headphone
· OUT RIGHT/OUT LEFT: Master output right and left
· MIDI THRU/MIDI IN: MIDI jacks for connecting a MIDI source and for putting the MIDI signal through the DRM1 Mk III
· POWER IN: Power jack with integrated fuse"

Arturia Origin Desktop Synthesizer w/OS 1.1

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Monozelle Synth Site

This one in via swissdoc. For those of you that read German, click here. You can find a Googlish version here. Be sure to check out the second Minimoog sample for a good Kraftwerk Die Roboter rendition.


As of this post, the site features the following synths:
Minimoog
KORG Mono/Poly
KORG MS-20
OSCar
MOOG The Rogue
ROLAND SH-7
DOTCOM Custom Modular
SCI Pro-One
ROLAND MKS-80
Rozzbox
ARP Odyssey
AS Vostok II
CASIO VL-Tone
Prodyssey ASB
Roland TR-606

AngryOctopus - WS01 - Online Yamaha CS01 Emulation

On AngryOctopus here
"I was experimenting with using a mic as a breath controler so decided to try a CS01 emulation. Using the mic as breath controller didn’t really work out so I ditched it, but the synth itself is ok. The breath control responds to both midi expression and breath messages."

Mattson 5U Envelope Generator Test #2

YouTube via JohnLRice — May 03, 2010 — "Just some noodling around with a Mattson Mini Modular EG behind a 5U panel prototype. More info at http://mattsonminimodular.com/

Also STG Sea Devils filter and COTK C961S trigger sequencer are featured."
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05022010

YouTube via boobtube356 — May 02, 2010 — "Two 259e's in a self running patch."

RJD2 + Mario ÷ Moog

YouTube via MoogMusicInc — May 03, 2010 — "RJD2 covers the Mario Bros theme at the Moog Sound Studio in Asheville, NC. Check the entire live session of RJD2 exclusively at www.liveatmoog.com."

Yamaha Sy77 & Moog Little Phatty Patch Demo

YouTube via acaruso36 — May 02, 2010 — "The keyboards used in this video: Yamaha sy77 Digital Fm synth (which is over 21 years old)The Moog little phatty & Korg MicroX. and Roland fantom S-61 for midi use only. No sounds coming from Roland. The drums and Seqencer are from the Korg MicroX. All patches from the Yamaha sy77 & Moog little Phatty are programed by me, Tony caruso. This song sample was a bit to long ... but this demo was for showing off the patches from the synths."

Kodak Zi8 Mic Input Test 1080p Korg ESX Alesis Micron

YouTube via zamisers7k — May 03, 2010 — "Nothing special, just testing out the Kodak Zi8 Mic input to see how youtubee it'll work for using with demos in HD so don't have to mix/sync vid and sound in post edit.

The Micron is going to line in on the ESX, ESX to Yamaha MW10 mixer, monitoring on Sony MDR-150 phones from phones out, CR out to Zi8 Camera. Directly uploaded to Youtube from Zi8 plugged in to USB port after recording.

Results: So far seem OK. Upload seemed a bit slower than usual, don't know if due to USB or size of file, or internet being slow at the moment. I will have to watch again after u/l to see how well it came out. Input seemed hot even though I turned it down on the camera and from mixer to a point that wasn't my usual listening level, but I tend to listen to stuff pretty loudly. Camera also doesn't seem to focus up real close that well and have to pull back a little ways. Thing is I noticed, is I still needed a mixer with multiple outs so I could split input to two outputs. One for monitoring, the other to the camera. I suppose I could use the L&R mono out 1/4 to an 1/8 from synth in to the camera and monitor from the synth's phones out if it has both, many do, however not all synths do, and I may want to include a mic for narration or other sound sources, too much BS to chain up but can be possible without mixer depending on gear, so I won't loose the mixer just yet either way."