Berlin 26.02.2012 Richard Scott, Navs and Rastko

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Excerpt from the session we had in Richard's Scott's studio in Berlin, February 2012.

There are 3 parts in these series and in this one the performers are :
Richard Scott - Analogue Modular Synthesizer/Max MSP
Rastko - CocoQuantus and Sidrazzi
Navs - Analogue Modular Synthesizer
It was a beautiful afternoon and we thank Richard for being such a great host.
www.richard-scott.net
www.rastko.info
www.navsmodularlab.blogspot.com

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Arthur Jolly, Pedro Zopelar, Paulo Beto / Otto Lab fev 2012

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"esq 1 ensoniq ( all pads and the high melody sound with glide at the end )
and the roland sh09 for the bass. plus some plugin processing for a ensoniq esq1 part.
and a huge reverb."

Mikes Song

YouTube Uploaded by carsonday303 on Mar 10, 2012

"Mono Evolver keyboard poly chained to Evolver Desktop and Tempest"

Buchla Boys heavy beats live patching at the Sirén Festival: 1

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"Part of the first set of the last concert at the 2012 Sirén Festival. This is a festival arranged by the students at the composition and individual programs at the Academy of Music and Drama, University of Gothenburg, Sweden.

Buchla Boys are David Sabel and Niklas Sjösvärd, and they're performing on a 1980's 5-panel Serge and a 18-size Buchla 200e, both belonging to the Lindblad Studios at the Academy. The patching is improvised, and there's a crowd dancing behind them (too dark to film). This is part of a longer set, and there's more photage coming, of higher quality.

This was filmed with a mobile camera."

TB 303 + MG ALIEN BOOSTER

YouTube Uploaded by HOX808 on Mar 10, 2012

"TB 303, MG ALIEN BOOSTER DEMO 2012"

I AM

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"DSP effects galore. One oscillator for a sound source from the modular synthesizer. A Double Deka VCO and two CGS01 sub oscillators. The Bank A is driving the sub oscillators with one sub osc channel going into the expression pedal input of an El Capistan delay. The other B bank out of the DDVCO is run through the El Capistan and a Blue Sky reverb then back into the DDVCO Linear frequency input. The sub oscillation and a mix out from the DDVCO is run through some vca which come and go slowly. The mix out from the DDVCO is also separated to route through a pitch shifter on the MX200 delay.'
The pitch data for the DDVCO is two step sequencers by synthesizers.com. The Q960 and Q119 are slowly stepping and mixed together before sending through a Q171 quantizer. The Q119 is set for random and full glide and it's cv is sent through an additional Q105 Slew Limiter. The Q119 is timed from a Yusynth VC Quadrature LFO. Two other Mega Ohm Audio LFO 2's are used for the vca's.
The large reverb effects are Audio Damage's Eos and Valhalla's Shimmer and Room delays along with a Valhalla FreqDelay frequency shifter. Recorded in Cubase6 and Final Cut Pro X."

sputterbox initial demo: bass

YouTube Uploaded by coloringpad on Mar 10, 2012

"a pll (phase lock loop) ellect applied to a steady bass drone, then thump. Go to coloringpad.org for info."

Oberheim Matrix 6 Analog Synthesizer with Original Box

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"The Matrix 6 features 20 modulation sources, including velocity and aftertouch, that route to 32 destinations. Per voice there are 2 digitally controlled analog oscillators with independent tuning, an awesome analog filter, 2 VCA's , 3 five stage envelope generators, 2 lfos, and FM and tracking generators. The range of sonic possibilities this allows are enough to keep anyone happily experimenting for a very long time."

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LINN LM-1 VINTAGE ANALOG DRUM MACHINE

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"For your consideration is this vintage 1981 Linn LM-1 Drum Computer drum machine. This particular example, serial 00029, was amongst the initial batch of 35 to be produced, which were famously completed in Roger Linn's own home! This beyond rare, incredibly desired, and amazingly iconic artifact is equally deserving of a museum display as it is a special section in the finest studio. With approximately only 500 LM-1s produced between 1980 and 1983, they have since become incredibly scarce and especially famous for being the preeminent digital drum machine featured on recordings by; Michael Jackson, Prince, Peter Gabriel, Kraftwerk, Kurtis Blow, Devo, Elton John, Don Henley, and many more. With an original price tag of $4,995.00, and an exclusive client list that reads more like an announcement of nominated Pop, Rock, and R&B artists for the 24th Annual Grammy Awards of February 1982 than a group of guys that want the same drum machine, it has since become near impossible to find one, let alone, buy and own one. Perhaps more relevant and applicable now than ever, this is the drum machine that started it all, and just like all great vintage equipment, it has achieved a permanent place in music history."

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