MATRIXSYNTH

How to Time-Stretch on Akai S-3000 S-3200XL S-3000XL S-1000

YouTube via vinyljunkie07 | September 18, 2010

"This video shows how to time stretch a simple loop to fit a specific tempo

Use this website to find out your time factor % This will tell you the % you need to go from example 130 BPM to 125

http://www.thewhippinpost.co.uk/tools..."

iloSynth-1- Free VST synth - vstplanet.com

YouTube via vstplanet | September 18, 2010

"iloSynth-1 - Free VST synth http://www.vstplanet.com/Instruments/...
Developer: iloyd.com"

Alberti Forest - Madrona Labs Aalto Track

YouTube via cstarrett | September 17, 2010

"(Please excuse the noise. I'm still trying to get the hang of screencasting. The Aalto's sound was pristine coming from my laptop, but I couldn't get the screencasting software's sound clean.)

Lie down on the forest floor, close your eyes, take a deep breath, and relax. Let your inner eye wander through an imaginary landscape. What do you see?

This was my first patch/composition on the Aalto virtual modular plugin. I registered the software soon after putting up this video because of my fantastic experience!

http://madronalabs.com/aalto"

Inside a Moog Source

via Marko of Retrosound.de

Vicky T of Cobra Starship

Also see this post for a color shot.

Weezer - The 8-bit Album

via FFFFOUND!

on Pterodactyl Squad

Integrated Keyboard Controller (IKC) DIY Project

via slo on this electro-music.com thread

"New pic of my finished IKC controller

More over on the Appendage thread

George"

Shruti-1 "Mean Green Machine"

flickr By fcd72
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"It's back - the Mean Green Machine !!

Just testing if everything fits... its yet fixed by TESA-Film."

"Mutable Instruments Shruti-1, a monophonic Hybrid Synth with CEM 3379 Filter.
Since its out of production you might check out the new Shruthi-1 which is available soon and has no hard to retrieve vintage CEM-Chip...."

Machinedrum SuperSlow LFO

YouTube via Catabolicdj | September 17, 2010

"The Machinedrum has some fast LFO speeds, but the slowest only goes 4 bars. Here's a trick to make it go much slower than that for longer, evolving sound creation. Getting past the 4-bar limit can help to make patterns feel looser and breathe more. This trick can be adapted to the Monomachine and probably to many other synths that have more than one LFO and the ability to modulate LFO speed. Video is available in HD so you can see the screen settings."