DOEPFER "Smoothy" Electronic Impressionen

YouTube Uploaded by Korgator on Aug 26, 2011

"1. Korg Triton Le61 "Choir"
2. Waldorf micro Q "Bells"
3. Roland JP8080 "Solo"
Waldorf Q wurde über den Doepfer Sequencer Dark Time gesteuert.
Die Sequence wurde mit dem EMU X-Board gesteuert."

Gakken SX-150 Sound Demo

Uploaded by Wiktorion on Dec 31, 2009

"I know it sounds horrible but nobody can make the SX-150 sound good without using CV."

Born Slippy on Roland MC-505

YouTube Uploaded by Wiktorion on Dec 22, 2009

"I had a quick go at recreating Born Slippy by Underworld. Wasn't half bad!"

Roland JP-8000 Presets (Space Bell)

YouTube Uploaded by Wiktorion on Aug 17, 2007

"Yeah, i'm just showing you some of the presets of the JP-8000, starting with Space Bell / Syn string.
If you like calm music and Aphex Twin, you shouldn't think this is too bad :)"

KORG MS-20 LC

YouTube Uploaded by Wiktorion on Jan 12, 2007

"Just noodling on the KORG MS-20 legacy collection edition. It's smaller then the original one, it's 84% of the full sized one to be exact.

You still can create some nasty sounds with it though.

Sorry if i gave anyone tinnitus. :)"

The Packrat - June - September 2011

I realize I haven't put up a Packrat post in a while. The last one was back in April covering December - May. Below is June - September. You can find the full archive of The Packrat tunes on Dave C. Lovelace's umop.com here. Be sure to check out the rest of his work as well. There's tons of it, and it's aawllll goooood stuff. BTW, you'll find a MATRIXSYNTH Packrat that has a permanent home on the right this site. Dave made it back in 2006.

June

"Packrat meets Bog Moog in 1964!"


July

"Still stuck in 1964, the Packrat heads to San Francisco to find Don Buchla."

August

"Buchla is forever changed by his first encounter with a keytar..."

September

"Packrat figures he's permanently beach-bound in 1967, until he hears the dulcet tone of a theremin!"

Steve Jobs introduces the Macintosh

YouTube Uploaded by AciaNetMedia on Aug 24, 2011

"The 1984 computer that changed the world."

via moonbuz

BETA: The future of iOS music continued

BETA: The future of iOS music continued from Shoulda Woulda Coulda on Vimeo.

"This is a preview of an upcoming polychord release. In this video, we're using polychord (BETA) as a MIDI keyboard for nLog Pro (BETA) -- all on one iPad, all without any cables.

App makers are starting to work together to make all of your iOS music apps play nicely with each other through virtual MIDI.

This is still experimental, and it will be a little while until app makers optimize their apps for multitasking, and enable virtual MIDI. It's very exciting and clearly the future of iOS music making.

If you are a developer, get involved with the open music app group: groups.google.com/​group/​open-music-app-collaboration"

Shoulda Woulda Coulda - iTunes
iPads on eBay

Impro A

Impro A from ignacio dacio on Vimeo.

"This patch consist of:

Gamma Wavesource into 4P LPF and clocked from The Voice os Saturn LFO. The audio of the VOS goes thru an oscillator Freq Moded by a Sawtooth and a Triangle modulates the Delay thru wich passes the mix which also controls the VCA."

Klirrfaktor: "AN4LOG" Modular Patch #30

YouTube Uploaded by TheKlirrfaktor on Aug 25, 2011

"Trying out the Pittsburgh Generator to make some noise/percussion resulted in this patch using my complete modular system :D

Starring:

Sequencing: Piitsburgh Timetable, MakeNoise René, Makenoise PressurePoints, Doepfer A-155, TipTop Z8000, 4ms VCA Matrix

Drums: MFB Schlagzwerg, 4ms Noise Swash + Metasonix R-52

Percussion (Noise): Pittsburgh Generator

Pads, Sequences & Lead: Bubblesound VCOb, Bubblesound uLFO, The Harvestman Hertz Donut, WMD Gamma Wave Source

More @ http://www.klirrfaktor.com

Klirrfaktor"