MATRIXSYNTH

Roland SH-2 analog synth

via this auction

Waterfall keys.

Radias Sequences by Vanderson

YouTube Uploaded by grooveproject on Mar 27, 2011

"This video shows some fun with my Radias and his amazing step-sequencers."

Circuit Bent Toy Bongos by freeform delusion

YouTube Uploaded by eecouk on Mar 27, 2011
freeform delusion on eBay
"Industrial Bongos

Switched Mono mini jack output

Green LED

Pitch Up/Down Control (when pitch is central the left side glitches)"

D-550 Single Sounds

YouTube Uploaded by ms20user on Nov 16, 2009

"some patches of my D-550"

Waldorf MicroWave 1 Single Sounds

YouTube Uploaded by ms20user on Aug 9, 2010

"You see and hear my Microwave Version 1 Rev.A
The Patches are new programmed.
No Compression, but an Effect Processor is on.
enjoy :)"

Waldorf Q Ring Modulation JAM

YouTube Uploaded by ms20user on Mar 26, 2011

"Jamming around with my Waldorf Q, using the ring modulator.You hear the pure Q sound, without anything, except the internal FX @ approx. 4:52 min
enjoy a nice sounding virtual ring modulator ;)"

work in progress - ADDAC System .wav Player Experimentations

via Konstantin Gervis on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
"I've recorded balalaika, electric* and acoustic guitar specifically for using with the .wav player. Also I had recordings of prepared upright piano from a few years back that I've also used as well as some real drum set recording played with brashes and heavily processed in Ableton.

*electric guitar: Japanese strat clone > MXR Dynacomp > EHX Pulsar > line6 EchoPark > EHX Holygrail Plus > Orange Crush 15 > sm58 > FF800

here I am messing around, trying ideas and getting to know the module. As everything is sync locked in our studio there is also some MD and a bit of MPC1K as well as some Stupid Design steppenotter, Vtol's Volfram and my partner's Korg EMX.

to keep things mostly in a modular world there is also Z3000mk2 and Anti Oscillator no detailed patch notes, sorry, but the audio signal path is detailed in each demo in the soundcloud.

Please keep in mind that I wasn't concerned with the overall tuning of the oscillators so much as with the modulating the .wav player, just wanted something running to keep things interesting and related."

You can see an image of the ADDAC System .WAV Player here.

work in progress by zvukoprocessor

Test Track3 - Work in Progress

Test Track3 - Work in Progress by AndyFord69
"This was played live using a Korg Radias, Access Virus and Moog Voyager for the Lead. It's a just an idea that I'm toying with for a new track."

NAMM '11 - Kemper Profiling Amp Demo - Resynthesis

YouTube Uploaded by premierguitar on Jan 25, 2011
Watch after the 3:00 minute mark. This one in via Dustin. "This technology is incredible, Im sure that it is just a matter of time before this makes it to effects and synths. The videos on sweetwater are slightly better. Basically you are "sampling" a process I suppose it could be used to sampler filters, etc...incredible"

video description:
"http://www.premierguitar.com PG's Shawn Hammond is On Location at the 2011 NAMM Show where he visits the Kemper Amps booth. In this segment, we get an overview and demo of their new Profiling Amp.

For more 2011 NAMM show videos, or to view all guitar-related news, updates, reviews, demos, videos, interviews, and instructional columns, be sure to visit http://www.premierguitar.com"

Synthesis Technology MOTM E560 Deflector Shield

via this auction

"Overview
The E560 is another unique DSP-based module that has no equal in the modular world, in any format.

It is a triple-mode effects module: thru-zero frequency shifter, phaser and ring mod. What sets the E560 apart from other DSP effect modules is the unique carrier wave morphing feature. Traditional frequency shifters and phasers use sine waves as the carrier/modulator, but the E560 has 8 different carrier waves (sine, triangle, square, saw, 16-point random phase, 64-point random phase, cross-modulated triangle/pulse and 3x sine) that can be continuously cross-faded to create never-before heard soundscapes. The 8 carriers are specifically selected to give the widest sonic palette, from simple frequency shifts to 64-note ‘pattern sequences’ to extreme harmonic content.

Technical details
SHIFT: a frequency shifter than can shift thru-zero with 2 simultaneous outputs (DOWN and UP). Like traditional frequency shifters, a sine carrier will generate a smooth shift but the E560’s 7 other waves will generate a vast array of harmonic content and even patterns of evolving timbral shift.

RM: a standard ring modulator (4-quadrant multiplying VCA) with a twist: the 2 outputs are always forced into quadrature (90 degree phase shift). The 8 carriers can produce everything from tremolo effects to gating to high degrees of distortion.

PHASE: this is an E560 exclusive mode. The audio input is applied to an 8-stage all-pass network. The 2 audio outputs are in quadrature, but in turn phase shifted from 0 to 360 degrees relative to the input. Not only that, the ‘vector’ the phase shift follows is the data in the carrier wavetable. The phase shifting can be linear (saw wave), traditional (triangle) or bouncing all over the place (64-random phase waveform).

Not only do you have full control over the effect, but also the wet/dry mix and applying either positive or phase-inverted (negative) feedback. This introduces peaking at certain harmonics or cancellation of those harmonics. Applying a slow LFO to the Feedback CV can produce a wide range of constantly changing spectral content.

Measures and weight
3U Eurorack module.
Module width 14HP (70.8mm)
Module depth 32.5mm
current draw: 110mA (90mA @+12V line and 20mA @ -12V line)"