KORG monotribe and DS-10 Sync

YouTube Uploaded by asakawaz on Jun 14, 2011

"KORGのmonotribeとニンテンドーDSソフトのDS-10を同期演奏させています。DS-10のドラムトラック4を同期用のクリック音（パルス波）に使い同期さ­せています。

こちらの方の設定を参考にせていただきました。
http://mugenkidou.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/2011/05/monotribeds-10-.html"

Monotribes on eBay

Eurostep

YouTube Uploaded by crudface on Jun 14, 2011

"Dubstep, modular style."

Getting Serious About Drum Processing in Rob Papen's Punch

YouTube Uploaded by bkallmer on Jun 15, 2011

"Does the world really need another drum synth? If we're talking about Rob Papen's Punch, then the answer is YES. Check out this video to see how to divide up your drum parts in Punch and process each individually. Top-drawer stuff."

tronique jam HK 2011 & haesslich and fonik jam HK2011

YouTube Uploaded by moondustweb on Jun 15, 2011

"Happy Knobbing 2011 , tronique jam whit Theiss Modularsystem"

haesslich and fonik jam HK2011

Uploaded by moondustweb on Jun 15, 2011

"Happy Knobbing haesslich and fonik jam, with Doepfercase and Fonitronikmoduls"

4MS Atoner

YouTube Uploaded by ISOTROPOSPHERE on Jun 15, 2011

"BACK IN THE RA CHA CHA CHA !!!!!

This is also subtitled "Fun with real audio" and features the 4MS Atoner module. Most folks seem to go with the Noiseswash from 4MS, I went with the Atoner as it seems to be most like the Technosaurus Effexon in some ways.

This vid features audio I recorded at the local airport using the outdoor observation post where they have a PA Horn broadcasting the tower frequencies. This PA horn is just under the floor boards on the upper portion of the observation deck so getting a good recording was pretty easy.

Real audio sent to 4MS Atoner input / 4MS being modulated by the Wogglebug and by the Noisering / Atoner internal VCO off. Real audio also sent to the Elby Synthicon Filter bandpass section and being modulated by the Livewire Vulcan Mdltr..
Rene is locked on a 4 step pattern sending all info to the Flame tame machine. Rene pattern also straight to TT Z3000 mk I , pulse width on wave modulation from Synthwerks 4C/B. Flame Tame machine getting tickled by the pressure output from the Pressure Points, output to TT Z3000 mkII. Both Z3000 waves into the QMMG channels 3 and 4 and out the combined mix out. QMMG to Korg Kaoss pad then to mixer."

Live beats with UltraNova and Launchpad

YouTube Uploaded by NovationTV on Jun 15, 2011
Part 1 here
"Novation's resident Controllerist jamming on UltraNova and Launchpad with Ableton Live."

LOPAZZ performing with Novation's Twitch

YouTube Uploaded by NovationTV on Jun 15, 2011

"Novation spent a day with Heidelberg based DJ, composer, mix-mastering-engineer and producer Stefan 'LOPAZZ' Eichinger shows as he showed us how he has integrated Novation's Twitch in to his live setup."

Hollow Sun TriOSC

"Adding to the Music Laboratory Machines series, TriOsc is styled on equipment retrieved from an ancient, disused rocket launch control centre and features three oscillators with samples of valve sine and triangle waveforms taken from a rack of vintage test equipment to create dense clusters of retro sci-fi electronica.

Unique to TriOsc is the 'SERENDIPITY' button (labeled '?'). You see, TriOsc has a mind and being of its own. Clicking this button generates new patches and sounds randomly created by TriOsc that instantly evoke the spirit and electronic tonalities of the early Radiophonic Workshop, 'Forbidden Planet' and other classic sci-fi movies, Morton Subotnick, Tristram Cary and other early electronic music pioneers working with primitive equipment - an astonishing source of inspiration which can lead you down different roads of musical ideas and exploration. The randomly generated sounds can then be tweaked and shaped to your own particular needs using the comprehensive panel. They can even be saved as normal NKIs for future use.

ROUGH AND READY DEMO

The quick audio demo above is not from the Krell's music library archive but was recorded in one take, no overdubs or trickery, just clicking on the SERENDIPITY button.

Available at the end of this week.

Price - $TBA" via KVR http://hollowsun.com/

This one in via Atomic Shadow who had the following to say: "I just spent the evening with an advanced copy and it is brilliant. This one is called TriOsc. As you might expect it uses three oscillators (sampled from my vintage test equipment). It has a good effects section and the oscillators can be modulated in various ways.

Here is a link to the demo I recorded earlier. It's called Misson To Kolchab. 100% TriOsc"

And a little on Steve Hollow: "He was the main sound designer at Akai since the S950. If you do a bit of Googling you can find his name on the credits to The Last Temptation of Christ soundtrack. Oh yes, he did sound design for Peter Gabriel."

New Moog Moogerfooger MF-108M Cluster Flux Chorus / Flanger

"What is it?? It's an analog BBD based chorus flanger w/ Tap Tempo modulation for guitar players, and extensive MIDI control for keyboardists, recording, etc. This new Moogerfooger takes the Chorus/Flanger to a completely new level, significantly expands the musician's sonic palette; and is CV as well as MIDI controllable.

This will be a limited availability product. The MF-108M Cluster Flux uses BBD (Bucket Brigade Device) chips that were specifically designed for the short delay times associated with chorus / flanger type effects. But like all BBD devices (e.g. the MF-104 Analog Delay) the availability of this chip is very limited. We are constantly looking for more supply but as with the MF-104, the supply will be limited by chip availability.

Features:

The Cluster Flux provides warm, great sounding analog chorus / flanger / vibrato effects. In addition, it has a much wider (and wilder) range of modulated delay line effects than traditional chorus / flangers due to the extended range of front panel controls, the multi-waveform LFO, and the extensive CV and MIDI control.
The LFO has six waveforms. Use sine or triangle for classic chorus flanger effects. Check out the Sample and Hold, Square, Sawtooth, and Ramp for radical new sounds. There are no analog chorus / flangers that have a sample and hold capability
In Flange mode, you adjust the delay time from approx. .6 to 10 milliseconds. In Chorus mode, from approx. 5 to 50 milliseconds.
The Feedback control is continuously bi-polar for both non-inverted and inverted feedback for flanging with even or odd harmonics.
The MF-108M has both input drive and output level control so you can use it from instrument to line level.
Parameters are MIDI controllable and the MF-108M will ship with an application editor for managing the array of possibilities. Just one example of the many applications: Control the delay time with MIDI notes for "tuned" flanger comb-filter effects.
There's a Feedback Insert jack on the back for external processing of just the wet signal just after the BBD's.
The design includes high voltage MN3007 BBD's for their superior headroom and excellent signal to noise ratio.

Pricing and Availability:

Expected to begin shipping in late summer."
http://moogmusic.com/
Spotted on Sonic State

Update: Moog Music preview page is up.

Gary Chang's Custom Wiard Modular

via Gary Chang's Photos where you'll find some back and forth between Gary and George Mattson. Gary shared this pic after seeing George's monster EML. Don't miss the modular in FU Studio.

On the Wiard:
"the Wiard system is my own design of aluminum cabinetry, which is of a monocoque construction - the top, back and bottom of the cabinet is one piece of aluminum, bent to form to fit the module shape, but also the bends provide natural strength without interior supports. The end pieces are welded onto this, and, when the modules are mounted in the cabinet, they provide a very strong, yet ultra lightweight structure. The case is powder coated blue (of course) which gives it a durable finish that should last for years...!"

Also worth mentioning is the stand:
"It is a Freedom Breakdown Stand, which is, by far, the most stable stand on the market. Aside from the stability, the other key features include 1). foot pedal actuated motorized adjusted height, which is great when getting around a big system, and 2). for as hefty a load that this stand can support, it can be completely taken apart for moving." http://www.solidstand.com/