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"rare soviet synthesizer RMIF TI5 (Riga Musical Instrument Factory)"
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Karma-Lab Newsletter - New Video Content
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New KARMA/Korg M3 Video Content Released
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our mailing lists. We have recently been reorganizing some of our
lists, so if you feel you are on this list in error, please see the
bottom of this message to unsubscribe.
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House 101 Video Tutorial Series Update
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- The series is finally complete!
- Additional FREE chapter released!
- Another 9 new chapters released! (37 ~ 45)
===================================================================
Since we sent our last message, another 9 chapters have been
released, including the last and final chapter, bringing the House
101 Combi Creation Series up to 45 chapters (7 hours of material!)
Our latest chapters showed you how to set up a LH layered pad sound,
assign chords to the pads, set up the XY Mode, hook up the LH
controllers and Real-Time Sound Control sliders, record the combi
into the sequencer and export it as a stereo WAVE file - and more!
{http://www.karma-lab.com/house101}
You can now watch 5 free sample chapters from the link below as well
- we've made the final chapter available as a free sample.
{http://www.karma-lab.com/house101free}
Even if you're not interested in creating fully developed combis
from scratch, you'll learn all about:
- Finding your way around the M3 Editor
- Saving and loading M3 Editor files; transmitting and receiving
data
- Selecting a different GE for a KARMA module to replace an
existing GE
- Changing Programs on Timbres
- Changing Key Zones, setting up splits
- Using Timbre parameters, such as EQ, Transpose, Portamento
- Using Tone Adjust to modify the sound of individual programs
in a combi
- Assigning Effects, chaining them and routing them
- Assigning KARMA Parameters to the Master Layer
- Understanding esoteric KARMA features such as Melodic Repeat
and Auto-Bending
- Modifying Scenes more to your personal taste
- Copying Scenes from one to another
- Putting the 8 Scenes into a completely different order
- Assigning chords to the pads and keeping the parts from transposing
up or down too far
- Setting up the Drum Track in a combi, and having it play in only
certain KARMA scenes
- Setting up the X-Y Mode to mix the KARMA Modules in and out with
your fingers
- Configuring the LH controllers such as joystick, ribbon, SW1 and
SW2
- Configuring the eight Real-Time Sound Control Sliders to modify
sounds and effects
- Having only certain timbres respond to various controllers
- The easiest way to record a song with your completed combi and
turn it into a WAVE file - and a lot more!
...and a lot more!
Many of you have requested something like this for the longest time
- visit the PCA Page for complete details on how to join and take
your enjoyment of your M3 to a new level, with an afforable online
subscription.
{http://www.karma-lab.com/pca}
We also plan to start looking into releasing the entire series on a
set of DVDs; stay subscribed to this list to be notified. Thanks for
your interest and continued support! - Stephen Kay, KARMA Developer"
New KARMA/Korg M3 Video Content Released
===================================================================
You are receiving this message because you are a member of one of
our mailing lists. We have recently been reorganizing some of our
lists, so if you feel you are on this list in error, please see the
bottom of this message to unsubscribe.
===================================================================
House 101 Video Tutorial Series Update
===================================================================
- The series is finally complete!
- Additional FREE chapter released!
- Another 9 new chapters released! (37 ~ 45)
===================================================================
Since we sent our last message, another 9 chapters have been
released, including the last and final chapter, bringing the House
101 Combi Creation Series up to 45 chapters (7 hours of material!)
Our latest chapters showed you how to set up a LH layered pad sound,
assign chords to the pads, set up the XY Mode, hook up the LH
controllers and Real-Time Sound Control sliders, record the combi
into the sequencer and export it as a stereo WAVE file - and more!
{http://www.karma-lab.com/house101}
You can now watch 5 free sample chapters from the link below as well
- we've made the final chapter available as a free sample.
{http://www.karma-lab.com/house101free}
Even if you're not interested in creating fully developed combis
from scratch, you'll learn all about:
- Finding your way around the M3 Editor
- Saving and loading M3 Editor files; transmitting and receiving
data
- Selecting a different GE for a KARMA module to replace an
existing GE
- Changing Programs on Timbres
- Changing Key Zones, setting up splits
- Using Timbre parameters, such as EQ, Transpose, Portamento
- Using Tone Adjust to modify the sound of individual programs
in a combi
- Assigning Effects, chaining them and routing them
- Assigning KARMA Parameters to the Master Layer
- Understanding esoteric KARMA features such as Melodic Repeat
and Auto-Bending
- Modifying Scenes more to your personal taste
- Copying Scenes from one to another
- Putting the 8 Scenes into a completely different order
- Assigning chords to the pads and keeping the parts from transposing
up or down too far
- Setting up the Drum Track in a combi, and having it play in only
certain KARMA scenes
- Setting up the X-Y Mode to mix the KARMA Modules in and out with
your fingers
- Configuring the LH controllers such as joystick, ribbon, SW1 and
SW2
- Configuring the eight Real-Time Sound Control Sliders to modify
sounds and effects
- Having only certain timbres respond to various controllers
- The easiest way to record a song with your completed combi and
turn it into a WAVE file - and a lot more!
...and a lot more!
Many of you have requested something like this for the longest time
- visit the PCA Page for complete details on how to join and take
your enjoyment of your M3 to a new level, with an afforable online
subscription.
{http://www.karma-lab.com/pca}
We also plan to start looking into releasing the entire series on a
set of DVDs; stay subscribed to this list to be notified. Thanks for
your interest and continued support! - Stephen Kay, KARMA Developer"
Monstrotron
via Synth Hero With Moustache And Sunglasses:"Hello! Monstrotron is a band/project that centers around various uses of Korg Monotron synthesizer. Maybe it would be of some interest to readers of your blog. Band's page also features some pixel graphics, crude Monotron patch sheet and notes on use. Here it is: http://www.myspace.com/monstrotron
Yours truly,
Synth Hero With Moustache And Sunglasses."
monotrons on Ebay
Buffeater - Realtime Granular Multi-Effect for NI’s Reaktor 5 Now Available
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You might remember Buffeater from these videos."Dateline Sep. 14th, 2010. TWISTED TOOLS have released a brand new mutli-effects unit for Native Instruments’ Reaktor 5, complete with a 346mb sample library by notable producers such as Richard Devine, D’arcangelo, Mike Huckaby and more.
Buffeater is a real-time, dynamically ordered, granular multi-effect for all versions of Reaktor 5. The effect works by capturing live audio and storing it in a temporary buffer, which allows for real-time processing of the incoming audio using granular synthesis and other methods. In plain terms, Buffeater allows you take live audio and tweak elements of the sound such as time and pitch, while controlling he signal flow of the effects by the order in which you play. With Buffeater, you can easily achieve stutters, glitch, beat repeat/juggling and/or chopped and screwed effects.
The six effects in included are:
Stretch : A granular time and pitch stretching effect. You can use this effect to slow down (stretch) your audio and even freeze it, while still maintaing control over the audio’s pitch.
Tape : A varispeed type effect that allows you to slow down/speed up effect while also altering its pitch. This is similar to the effect you get when speeding up or slowing down a tape.
Slice Repeat: Allows you to repeat fragments of incoming audio and even re-order them on the fly. You can also adjust the speed and direction of the playback of the slices.
Deconstruct: Takes slices of incoming audio and randomly rearranges them in time and can also reverse them. This effect is similar to Slice Repeat, except that it is more random and also features a ‘slide’ setting that causes audio to glide between slices.
Scratch: Classic turntable style scratch effects, similar to what a DJ does with vinyl or cdjs. This allows you to play with time rhythmically with results that sound like ‘scratching’.
Feed Grains: Feed Grains is a granular feedback effect, that is great for creating spatial effects similar to reverb and also to create similar effects to ring modulation. This is a unique effect that really has no comparison that we know of. Try it and experiment.
Buffeater Features:
* 6 realtime granular and buffer effects
* Playable via MIDI
* Advanced internal automation system
* Independent automation speed and length per knob
* Effect signal flow is dynamically re-ordered as you play
* 288 FX Presets and 60 Snapshots (Combos)
* Kore and Maschine Templates
* Time-stretching sample playback system
* 346mb Sample Library
* Sounds by: c2, Richard Devine, EVAC, Glitchmachines, Josh Hinden, Mike Huckaby, Haptic, Komposit, Rena Jones and Tembu (Bay Dawgz)
* Video Tutorial
* Documentation
Price: $49.00
Availability: September 14th, 2010"
Waldorf Blofeld Demos
YouTube via adimsimion | September 14, 2010
Playlist:
Waldorf Blofeld - ARP (1) by Alba Ecstasy
Waldorf Blofeld - ATMO (2) by Alba Ecstasy
Waldorf Blofeld FX (3) by Alba Ecstasy
Waldorf Blofeld - KEYS+LEAD (4) by Alba Ecstasy
Waldorf Blofeld - MONO+PAD (5) by Alba Ecstasy
"Bells" - on Yamaha and Elka organs
YouTube via organfairy | September 14, 2010
"I use the "chimes" voice on the Yamaha organ and the "churchbell" preset on the Roland synthesizer to play the theme in this Jean Michel Jarre melody. The rest is played on the Elka X-30 while the rhythm comes from a Roland TR-626.
As you can see I also used a piece of water pipe to complete the arrangement."
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WALDORF MICRO Q KEYBOARD
via this auctionUpdate via Computer Controlled in the comments: "Notice the jacked up and very WRONG power plug input. I asked the seller about this, he never responded." Remember to always check the details if you plan on bidding.
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