MATRIXSYNTH

OP-1 Tutorial: Making a Remix - Part One

YouTube Uploaded by djthomaswhite on Jan 27, 2012

"In this video I present an overview of how to import external samples into the OP-1 through the computer interface and Drum Kit creation app. Those samples are also shown to be manipulated and a rough arrangement is created with notes about using the OP-1 for remixing songs. Examples of the following are shown:

- Importing Samples
- Connecting the OP-1 to a computer
- Managing drum kits
- Editing drum kit sounds
- Creating Pattern and Endless mode Sequences
- Sequencing to tape "on time"
- Setting tape loop points
- Tape Navigation
- Using OP-1 Effects
- Assigning LFO to control Effects
- Lift and Drop techniques
and more...

I hope you enjoy another video in my tutorial series. Remember, these videos are only examples of how I am using the OP-1. They are intended to be helpful to those new to the machine, considering buying the machine, and to the user community as a possibly different method of production using this wide-ranging machine. If you'd like to see a specific OP-1 video or topic answered here, please send me a message and I'll do my best to help you out.

Thanks for watching another one of my videos.

naturalrhythmmusic.com

ohpeewon.com (unnpfocial OP-1 forum)

teenageengineering.com (buy one, you know you want to)"

EURO 6HP DIODE VCF FILTER

via this auction
"MODEL: EURO-6HP DIODE VCF (2012 EDITION) *******MORE DEMO'S TO COME SOON*****************
This filter uses a 10 Stage Diode Ladder to do it's magic. It can sound very nasal and robotic.

Specs:
(1) FM Bi-polar Input w/ positive and negative Sweeping knob.(Attenu-inverter)
(1) Direct CV input.
(1) LowpassInput
(1) Hi pass Input
(1) Band pass Input
(1) Filter Output

CONTROLS:
(1) Cutoff Frequency Knob
(1) Resonance Knob
(1) FM Bi-polar Knob
There is a Multiturn Trimmer on the PCB that can be adjusted to determine how much ‘Screech ‘ or feedback you want on the Rez knob.

THE UNIT COMES WITH AN IDC CABLE AND (2) SCREWS SO YOU CAN MOUNT IT."

DEMO OF NEW DIODE VCF REV4 by Blue Lantern

Minimoog Model D SN 9964

via this auction

Pic of the inside control panel knobs below.

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Suzuki Omnichord OM-300 1995

YouTube Uploaded by trashbaggage on Jan 27, 2012

"Suzuki Omnichord OM-300 1995"

Omnichords on eBay

noisy night groove

YouTube Uploaded by pianoloft on Jan 27, 2012

"useing korg er1 and em1, sherman filterbank, rota synth, wmd geiger counter, mam amf 8 and a piano"

"Xpander Experiment Sequence" (NightBirds Electronic Music) 2012

YouTube Uploaded by NightBirds31 on Jan 27, 2012

"Recorded only with the Oberheim Xpander with no keyboard.
At the end, the Xpander is controled by a DSI Evolver for a quick sequence.
This is not a track, but a simple demo...

Video by R.V.

NightBirds P&C 2011"

Solton SM 100

YouTube Uploaded by SyntheticMachines on Jan 27, 2012

"Here we have a demo of the Solton SM 100. It is the expander version of the Project 100. Drums are made with the Roland TR 808.
The SM 100 is a polyphonic synth with 12 DCO's ( 2 per voice, 6-voice polyphony ) and a 24 dB filter. 4 waveforms : Pulse with Pulse Width + Saw + Wide Pulse. 2 ENV's + 1 LFO. Analog Chorus FX.
Multitrack recording with some external effects."

Quick Korg Jam with lights by BAUM

YouTube Uploaded by BaumDerProllige on Jan 27, 2012

"Fun with a iElectribe + Kaossilator + KP2 and a Monotron"

iPads on eBay

NAMM 2012 Video - Gur of Tiptop Audio & the PVCO & 808 Drum Modules

YouTube Uploaded by matrixsynth on Jan 26, 2012

Eight voice poly VCO eurorack module with detunable oscillators. Listen closely. There will be additional poly modules coming for filter, VCA, poly MIDI to CV, etc. This will be a eurorack polyphonic system. The VCOs are based on the Z3000 but with some extra features according to Gur. This was probably the highlight for me at NAMM this year. I was telling Gur how most people that haven't jumped on the modular band wagon yet are mainly reluctant due to the cost of entry. It can be difficult to put the money into a case and base monophonic system when that money can go towards other gear, including poly synths just as flexible. This module along with the others will be a way to justify the cost of entry for many. Instead of buying a polyphonic mainstream synth you can buy this and expand from there. The money you spend here will get you a polyphonic modular synth without the hassle of having to patch up individual systems. This is groundbreaking. It sounded amazing.

Pics here: NAMM 2012: Analogue Haven Booth Pics

http://tiptopaudio.com/
http://analoguehaven.com/