Eowave USB Ribbon Controller

ribbon+SEM.m4v

YouTube Uploaded by marcmodular on Jun 10, 2011

"the Ribbon plays the Oberheim SEM module"

ribbon+logic.m4v

Uploaded by marcmodular on Jun 10, 2011

"the Ribbon plays logic plug-ins"

Minimoog Voyager Electric Blue + VX-351 (XYAG modulates Moogerfoogers 101/102/104)

YouTube Uploaded by luchomolinarixxx on Jun 10, 2011

"The XYA Touch Surface controls the Moogerfoogers for a full analog FX.
(X) controls MF-101 Filter Cutoff
(Y) controls MF-102 Ring Mod Mix
(A) controls MF-104Z Delay Amount
(G) controls Voyager's LFO sync"

Minimoog Voyager Electric Blue + VX-351 (KBD outs modelates Moogerfoogers 101/107/104Z)

Uploaded by luchomolinarixxx on Jun 10, 2011

"The KBD outs of the VX-351 modulates Moogerfoogers MF-101, MF-107, MF-104Z
(Pitch) to MF-101 Cutoff for classic keyboard tracking fx
(VEL) to MF-104Z for a sweet velocity controlled delay.
(Press) to MF-107 for a freaking distortion Fx controlled by aftertouch."

CODE

CODE from Hobo on Vimeo.

"One successor to the UC-33."

Polyfuse - The Speed of Forever & Studio Pics

Justin McGrath of TRASH_AUDIO has a new release out under the moniker Polyfuse. The release is titled The Speed of Forever and was three years in the making. The following is a video for Dagger Hero, one of the tracks on the album, followed by more pics of Justin's studio. I've actually listened to the release in full and have to say it packs a punch. Great music to work out to, chill out to, or to get pumped up with heading out. You can listen to it in entirety here. Enjoy.


POLYFUSE - Dagger Hero from POLYFUSE on Vimeo.

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SnowKickDrumAndTheSeven303s (Friday Free D/L!)

SnowKickDrumAndTheSeven303s (Friday Free D/L!) by highsage
"A live demonstration of the Elektron OctaTrack, specifically Scene-Morphing and scene jamming using the cross fader. This is inspired by BOR spinning in Eindhoven at the Zodiak stage... probably the only audience I can think of that could handle the ending...

Track composed entirely of one kick drum sample from my modded TR-909 kick drum circuit, and then seven samples from my TB-303, including two from thebeast.co.uk tb-303. Is it still OK to call this minimal these days? What do you say, Mr. Hood?"

Concussor modular synth and Oberkorn step sequencer

YouTube Uploaded by AnalogueSolutions on Jun 8, 2011

"Quick demo of Concussor modular synth and Oberkorn step sequencer"

oberkorn and telemark, analogue solutions

YouTube Uploaded by AnalogueSolutions on Jun 8, 2011

"Quick demo of Oberkorn step sequencer and the Telemark semi modular synth"

Solaris build

via John Bowen on Facebook

"Somebody asked me to take a few pictures of the start of production, so here we go!"

Loved by Ghosts - Sonic Hysteria - Mass DIY

YouTube Uploaded by lovedbyghosts on Jun 7, 2011

"Crazy animation made by the band in an attic with almost no money."

via Loved by Ghosts

SoundCloud
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"We are a new band called "Loved by Ghosts" which uses almost entirely DIY synthesizers that we built ourselves.

In "Sonic Hysteria", you would certainly recognize the midibox SID while the bass is Monomachine.

In “Girl Go” the bass line is Avr-X Synthesizer, various FX is midibox FM and the lead Oberheim OB-12.

In the other songs - that we will be posting soon - we use: ASM-2, Mutable Instruments Shruthi-1, Pixie (Wasp clone), Monowave(X), MFOS Soundlab, SUB-COMMANDER Guitar Synth, Weird Sound Generator, Drone Lab V2, AVR synth, Gorf Sequencer.
For guitar and voice we use various filters from the web (wasp filter clone, steiner, lm13700 filter, ssm2044, polivoks), fx's built with boards from Jürgen Haible (Frequency Shifter FS-1A, Triple Chorus, Krautrock Phaser and 20-pole Phaser), many vintage Russian fx units, and many electro-Harmonix stompboxes.
All of them are sequenced from an Elektron Monomachine (we love it !!!) and an Electribe sampler is used for drums, created with the same synths.
You will recognize some of them in the pictures. More to come on our Facebook page.

We want to thank you… Thorsten Klose, Laurie Biddulph, Paul Maddox, Ray Wilson, Jürgen Haible, Johan Severinsson and Jonas Karlsson, Olivier Gillet, Peter Edwards, Jarek Ziembicki and to MATRIXSYNTH. Without your projects,our music would be empty.
And special thanks to our pet Speakjet, Wof, Wof.
If you enjoyed our music, follow us on Facebook, YouTube and SoundCloud, there's a lot more to come."

Soundation Studio Releases The Wub Machine

"Soundation Studio, the online music making application, has just added another tool to their growing arsenal, The Wub Machine. With oscillators, analog style filters, LFO, pitch, shape and glide functions plus the all important MSL (make *hit loud) knob, The Wub Machine is an excellent choice for those looking to make massive bass lines for Dubstep/DnB/Grime style electronica music.

“Soundation Studio has significantly raised the bar for making music online and The Wub Machine sets a whole new standard for virtual instruments in your browser”, says CEO Bil Bryant. “Now we have the quality, sound, functionality and look of a top notch VSTi directly available free in Soundation Studio” continues Bryant. “This is another step forward in the evolution of online music making, as we continue our mission to develop innovative tools and features for browser based music making,” continues Bryant.



Features:

The oscillator section has 2 oscillators with triangle, saw and square waves with Pitch, Gain, Glide and Shape knobs. Glide can be independently applied to each oscillator. There is a sub oscillator to add extra heft to the bass.

The LFO section includes 5 waveforms Depth, Phase and Speed knobs plus the option to retrigger on each new key hit and loop the LFO.

5 types of “analog style” filters including Lowpass, Highpass, Peak, Notch and Bandpass with knobs for Cutoff, Resonance and Drive .

Action Knobs: MSL for volume, Filth for nastiness and Unison to have more of everything.

To give the Wub Machine a go check out www.soundation.com"