John Bowen talks about Solaris (Demo) 1 - 5

YouTube via Moogulator | October 19, 2010
http://johnbowen.com/
"Munich 2010, Synth Meeting [Synthesizer Treffen], John Bowen talks about the Solaris"
Moogulator of http://sequencer.de/

You can see John's talk at the PNW Synth Gathering in this post.
See the John Bowen label below for all posts including more video of the Solaris.
Update: In case you find this post in the archives, there is a new video of the above presentation here.

Waldorf Microwave XTk

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pNORTNAOMI-The zVSAVP Gate

YouTube via pNORTNAOMI | October 19, 2010

"I started this out experimenting with Twisted Tools outstanding Buffeater and logic's environment and I got carried away. I have since abandoned and dissected this track and I'm using various parts in other projects, So I thought i would post the original. Individual tracks are being fed independently into buffeater and I'm controlling the bus sends via NI's Maschine."

-sacudir o polen-

YouTube via comemelinhos | October 19, 2010

"polen-vs-pure data"

101810 practice

YouTube via dkimcg | October 19, 2010

"Another try at uploading this video from last night. I'm hopefully playing a show in early December, so I thought I'd practice performing with the 200e. Just knob tweaks here. After failing all night, this one came out ok.

All hardware in one take, with a little gain and slight compression in Logic to boost levels. It's a pretty quiet patch overall.

My apologies for the previous bad uploads of this video."

Daft Punk - Aerodynamic (Cover)

Daft Punk - Aerodynamic (Cover) from Carlo Castellano on Vimeo.

"Daft Punk - Aerodynamic performed by Carlo Castellano
2001 Daft Life under exclusive license to Virgin Records ltd / Virgin Music une division de EMI Music France

Keyboards: Novation Bass Station, Novation Xiosynth 49, Axiom Pro 49, Artmann acoustic piano

Effects: Artec SE-ADL Analog Delay, Ibanez DL5, Behringer Ultra Flanger UF100, Behringer Tube Overdrive TO100

Software: Apple Logic Studio 9, Ableton Live Lite 7, Alphakanal Automat

Mics: RØDE NT5, Shure SM57, t.bone EM 800, Creme DeMentia Bottle-Cap Contact Mic

Other: Wuhan Tam Tam, Squier Bass, Meinl Doumbek, Toy Glockenspiel, Guinness football as Bass Drum, Tambourin, Hands.

If you like my music visit carlocastellano.cc or carlocastellano.bandcamp.com
Facebook page: facebook.com/​pages/​Carlo-Castellano/​134635553251529"

Sample and cold (Plogue Bidule + Analogue Solutions Semblance)

YouTube via GruithuisenCityMan | October 18, 2010

"Hello ! My name is Frederic Gerchambeau. I have made this movie. The music has been made in one take with Plogue Bidule (sequencer) and an Analogue Solutions Semblance (sounds). It is based on a sequencer i have made with Plogue Bidule. That sequencer is centered on sample and hold in a very complex way. Enjoy !
http://www.myspace.com/fredericgercha..."

Anta Odeli Uta (Plogue Bidule + Analogue Solutions Semblance)


An extra note via Frederic on the sequencer and why I gave this one the Featured label: "I have made with Plogue Bidule a very new kind of sequencer. It's based on sample and hold. But not the chaotic kind of sample and hold that is heard every day. This is very well studied and controlled and it's generating notes. That makes "Sample and cold" is the first track of its kind."

Aalto Intro Part 1

Aalto Intro Part 1 from jamespatrick on Vimeo.

"Here is a basic overview of how to get started using the Aalto FM synth.

Thanks to Madrona Labs for the great instrument!

madronalabs.com"

Update: Parts 2 and 3:

Aalto Intro Part 2 from jamespatrick on Vimeo.

Aalto Intro Part 3 from jamespatrick on Vimeo.

Minimoog Cake by Kandy Cakes

flickr By Leeroy Rokkenröhl
(click for more including a cool Kodak Polaroid camera cake)

see the synth cakes label below for more.

Tracking Gate Sequencer

YouTube via 4mspedals | October 19, 2010

"Alpha version of a Tracking Gate Sequencer from 4ms. One of 8 outputs goes high, in order from 1 to 8, each time a clock pulse is received. A reset jack lets you start over at 1. (so far it's just like the A-161, except with on-board clock and reset jacks).

The "Track" CV jack allows you to move between outputs using a CV value. So if you feed it a triangle wave, it will count up from jack 1 to 8 and then back from 8 counting down to 1. A falling sawtooth will count backwards. A square wave will bounce between two values... etc. The tracking feature only happens when the CV value on the jack *changes*. So if you hold a steady CV (or a sufficiently slow CV), you can still clock it. This is pretty useful for a "one step forward, two steps back" type sequence.


So far only one jumper is assigned, and it's Gate/Trigger mode. In the former each output will stay high until the next output goes high. In the latter, each output only goes high for as long as the input clock is high."