Tuesday, October 18, 2011
SITAR STYLE MONOTRIBE - Celestial Motor - Live Ambient Version
YouTube Uploaded by VJFranzK on Oct 18, 2011
"Analog Drone Tones from Cosmic Zones"
Update:
MONOTRIBE Abstract Hip Hop - America, At The Time Being
Uploaded by VJFranzK on Oct 18, 2011
"The Bass Becomes Voices - Though there could be lyrics added? By myself or someone else. This is the MonoTribe, a raw and retro styled analog bassline and drum machine. A soundtrack for a collapsing megapolis!"
Ursa Major Space Station
YouTube Uploaded by electricmistress100 on Oct 18, 2011
"The best delay machine ever"
WASP VCF Clone
YouTube Uploaded by FrankenMusik on Oct 18, 2011
"Demo of a WASP VCF Clone.
I am using the KORG EA-1 mainly for sequencing of the square wave based synthesizer (just above the VCF).
First part is just the synth then, i patch the sound through the EA-1 which is connected to the VCF.
Ads excellent dimension to sounds.
Has multiple filter settings
Also has distortion switch."
Vintage ARP Odyssey Synthesizer
via this auction"The frequency modulation on this synth is amazing but often overlooked, i.e. you can route the output of the sample and hold MIXER (prior to the s/h)
to both VCO 2 and to the Filter cutoff! Speaking of the filter, this Synth has the smooth 4075, a 24db Low pass VCF, the second filter is a HP filter great for cutting the lows on more cutting sounds."
Doepfer A-157 Trigger Sequencer in the Works
via PatchPierre.Net
"This is what Dieter Doepfer's feedback was, when this step-sequencer got mentioned this week in the Doepfer A-100 Usergroup :
'...it will definitely come !
At present we are waiting for the new PCB prototype with 16 x 8 buttons and LEDs.
Our first plan to use two pc board with 8x8 buttons and LEDs did not work because this would cause a gap between the steps 8 and 9 because of the space required for the PCB connectors.
Our plan is to separate the 16x8 button/LED board from the control unit as it seems that there are two groups of users: those who vote for a simple, easy to use (and soon available) version and those for a "sophisticated" version with additional features (probably with LC display to handle all functions).
The plan for the simple version is to have only two clock/start/stop inputs available (clock #1 for the units 1-4, clock #2 for 5-8) and a simple memory management (similar to the TR808).
For the "sophisticated" version there are plans like independend first/last step for each row, copy and paste functions between rows and memories, right/left shift of complete rows, longer patterns (A, AB, ABCD), maybe intros, fill in's, track programming, more than two clocks and some more.
To handle these additional functions probably an LC display and additional buttons will be necessary.
But this information is very preliminary.
One could use the standard control unit at first and then replace it by the high end version as soon as it is available.'"
AudioThing TapeStation - Novation BassStation for Kontakt
Update: Details, download, and documentation are up on AudioThing.
Details captured here for the archives. Be sure to see AudioThing for the download and PDF. "What happens when a ’90s analog synth meets an ’80s tape recorder? We sampled a famous Analogue Bass Synth to tape using a new old stock cassette, and boxed it into a Kontakt Instrument. The original synth produced fat basses and sharp leads, but now the raw tape sounds and unstable pitch add perfect elements for “tron” like sounds. Each waveform (Sawtooth, Square, Pulse 5%) was sampled chromatically from C0 to C7 and each sample is more then 6 seconds long.
In the custom Performance View a Saturation and Limiter Input Gain are added to the original synth’s parameters.
Introduction Price: $9 (goes $12 on 24/10)
2 Oscillators (Saw, Square, Pulse 5%)
12-24dB/oct filter
1 LFO (Random, Saw, Triangle) for Pitch and Cutoff
2 Envelopes
24 Factory Presets
24 User Presets (save function within the Kontakt GUI)
Sample resolution: 44.1Khz / 24Bit
Size: 200 MB installed
Custom performance view
Native Instruments Kontakt 4.2.2 full retail version is required"
"The factory presets with suffix LC are courtesy of Luca Capozzi."
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