MATRIXSYNTH

Ladder Filter 500-Series from Moog Music - Demonstration Video

YouTube Uploaded by soundpurestudios on Feb 7, 2012

Moog Music 500 Series Ladder Filter - Demo Video

Uploaded by soundpurestudios on Feb 7, 2012

"http://www.soundpure.com/p/moog-music-500-series-ladder-dynamic-filter/3314
Moog 500 Series Ladder Filter from Moog Music is a new dynamic transistor filter based on Bob Moog's original design, and is their new pro audio module for 500 series racks and lunch boxes. Sound Pure tested out their new Ladder Filter on a mix by Pripyat, a duo featuring Duncan Webster from Hammer No More the Fingers and Leah Gibson from Lost in the Trees. Check out their website (prypyat.bandcamp.com) for a free download of "Snowglobe (Troubles)" a tune engineered and mixed by Jason Richmond. Check out our other video featuring Prypyat and learn about the controls of the new Moog Music Ladder Filter and some of it's incredible capabilities. Call the recording engineers at SoundPure Studios for more information on this cool new Moog product. 919.682.5552 or 888.528.9703."

Journey Through The Solar System

YouTube Uploaded by SeaweedFactory on Feb 8, 2012

"Earth has one moon.

Circuit-bent Interactive Solar System, fitted with a pitch control and current starve control.

See more at http://seaweedfactory.blogspot.com"

M-Audio Venom Sound Design Tips and Tricks - Modulation Matrix

via the M-Audio Venom blog

"In my previous posts we discussed how to get more out of Venom’s oscillators, filter, LFOs, and envelopes. Now, we’ll take a look at how all those pieces connect together. At Venom’s core is a powerful 16-route matrix that allows you to patch physical controllers and other modulation sources to destinations all over the synth engine. Making good use of these patch points is what really brings a Venom sound to life."

Innerclock Systems Pain Relief

"Nothing hurts like bad sync"

via the Innerclock Systems blog.

http://innerclocksystems.com/

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Moon Lite, Moon Brite, By Request For You Tonight

YouTube Uploaded by JohnLRice on Feb 8, 2012

"See my recent video titled "JLR" [link] for more details on this patch. Basically I'm just turning on the switches of the Moon Modular 568 trigger sequencer so that it spells out simple words or symbols and then I use the resulting output.

This may get boring since it is a lot of the same, just somewhat different patterns.

Enjoy! :-)"