Doepfer A-172 Max/Min patches from Pete Shambler on Vimeo.
Five quick patches with the Doepfer A-172 Max/Min utility module. The first three are in stereo, so headphones are recommended!
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Friday, June 01, 2012
Doepfer A-172 Max/Min patches
iNDEX04
"iNDEX04 is the fourth DiN compilation album and includes two tracks each from the titles DiN31 - 39.
The artists on show are Ian Boddy, Parallel Worlds, Markus Reuter, Erik Wøllo, Bernhard Wöstheinrich, ARC & Mazmoneth.
As with the previous three DiN samplers (iNDEX01 - DiN10, iNDEX02 - DiN20 & iNDEX03 - DiN30), DiN label boss Ian Boddy has mixed and cross-faded the 18 tracks into a continuous ambient mix that not only showcases the albums on the disc but presents an exciting and varied CD in it's own right. It also highlights the varied and intriguing music that the DiN label offers on it's releases from deep analogue synth grooves through vibrantly melodic instrumentals to powerful, epic ambient atmospheres. An intoxicating mix of the old and new beautifully presented in a slimline cardboard wallet with an extra flap which just adds to the value and collectibility of this disc.
more info and details here:
http://www.din.org.uk/din/node/436
DiN40 - iNDEX04 the fourth DiN label CD sampler is NOW available from the DiN web store (5 GBP).
http://www.din.org.uk/din/node/445
DiN40 - iNDEX04 is also NOW available for download from the DiN Bandcamp store. (5 GBP)
http://dinrecords.bandcamp.com/album/index04-din40
for the gear heads:
of course many modulars and analogue mono and poly synths have been used in most of the tracks from this compilation:
Doepfer A100, Euro, Frac, Serge, Roland System-100m, System100, Analogue Systems Integrator, Oberheim 4 Voice, OB-MX, Technosaurus Selector, ARP Odyssey, EMS VCS-3, KORG MS-20, various string machines, plus many more..."
I Dream of Wires Showcase at MUTEK Montreal
via IDOW on Facebook:"Tomorrow (Saturday) night -- 'I Dream of Wires' showcase at MUTEK Montreal. Modular synthesizers performed live by Keith Fullerton Whitman, Clark, Container, and Sealey/Greenpan/Lanza! Performances will be filmed for inclusion in the documentary - hope to see some of you there!"
Full details here.
Moon Modular 553 MIDI to Clock.mov
YouTube Published on Jun 1, 2012 by AudioCentralMagazine
"A short run of Model 553 MIDI to ClockSignal Converter from Moon Modular: in the first half of the video, a DAW drives via MIDI Clock a 960 Step Sequencer; the fixed clock out drives the sequencer with 16 notes density; the variable clock out emits 8dot, 8, 16dot notes. In the second half of video, notes above C3 are converted in clock signal for drive right 960 sequencer and notes below C3 are converted in clock signal for drive left 960 sequencer."
Eardrill & Buchla Modules for Auction
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via these auctions
Pictured in order:
EARDRILL PENDULUM / RATCHET 077
BUCHLA 210e CONTROL AND SIGNAL ROUTER
via these auctions
Pictured in order:
EARDRILL PENDULUM / RATCHET 077
BUCHLA 210e CONTROL AND SIGNAL ROUTER
Anywhere Instruments Tinysizer Modular Synthesizer
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via this auction
"It's the most recent model with the side rocker switches. This synth sounds AMAZING!...
**The first auction picture is of the actual unit. The second auction picture is from the manufacturer (so you can get an idea of what's onboard)...
The Anyware Tinysizer is a complete mini analog modular synthesizer system. it has the following features:
350 patch sockets making it fully modular with all the typical routings.
ultra compact so it fits in pretty much all notebook bags
midi to integrate with modern computer and sequencer set-ups
mic pre-amp, audio gate and other ways
internal dsp effects
unique patchmatrix design
special power management which improves the sound and dynamics of the filters and oscillators
a durable metal case material
ships with approximately 40 patch cable, external power supply, and attachable lamp
compatible with all 1 volt/octave and 5 volt/gate synthesizers and modular systems
portable (approximately 9.6 inches high, 12.6 inches wide and 1.6 inches deep).
** Comes with 12v power supply, gooseneck lamp, and many patch cables.**"
via this auction
"It's the most recent model with the side rocker switches. This synth sounds AMAZING!...
**The first auction picture is of the actual unit. The second auction picture is from the manufacturer (so you can get an idea of what's onboard)...
The Anyware Tinysizer is a complete mini analog modular synthesizer system. it has the following features:350 patch sockets making it fully modular with all the typical routings.
ultra compact so it fits in pretty much all notebook bags
midi to integrate with modern computer and sequencer set-ups
mic pre-amp, audio gate and other ways
internal dsp effects
unique patchmatrix design
special power management which improves the sound and dynamics of the filters and oscillators
a durable metal case material
ships with approximately 40 patch cable, external power supply, and attachable lamp
compatible with all 1 volt/octave and 5 volt/gate synthesizers and modular systems
portable (approximately 9.6 inches high, 12.6 inches wide and 1.6 inches deep).
** Comes with 12v power supply, gooseneck lamp, and many patch cables.**"
ARP Pro/DGX Monophonic Analog Synthesizer Mk II 1977
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YouTube Published on Jun 1, 2012 by keyboardresource
"Sounds exactly the same as the ARP Pro-Soloist (1972) but built much better. Gone is the cardboard bottom of the Pro-Soloist. The Pro/DGX has all-metal construction. The metal ends have a thin piece of what looks like leather glued to them. The rocker switches of the Pro-Soloist were replaced with two position button switches with a light above or below them. So, you always know which sound is selected. Also has cleaner output than the Pro-Soloist. Also, switches are arranged logically with the portamento switch located with the rest on the left side."
via this auction
"Sounds exactly the same as the ARP Pro-Soloist (1972) but built much better. In 1977, ARP redesigned their entire lineup (ARP 2600, ARP Odyssey, ARP Solus, ARP Omni, etc.) by making them more robust and giving them all a sleek orange, black and white look with plain, Helvetica font and detachable (current standard) three-prong power plugs. While they discontinued the ARP Explorer I, they added the ARP Quartet and ARP Avatar (synthesizer for guitar) and changed the name of the Pro-Soloist (2701) to Pro/DGX (2733). Gone is the cardboard bottom of the Pro-Soloist. The Pro/DGX is all-metal construction. The metal ends have a thin piece of what looks like leather glued to them. The rocker switches of the Pro-Soloist were replaced with two position button switches with a light above or below them. So, you always know which sound is selected. The DGX also has cleaner audio output than the Pro-Soloist."
YouTube Published on Jun 1, 2012 by keyboardresource
"Sounds exactly the same as the ARP Pro-Soloist (1972) but built much better. Gone is the cardboard bottom of the Pro-Soloist. The Pro/DGX has all-metal construction. The metal ends have a thin piece of what looks like leather glued to them. The rocker switches of the Pro-Soloist were replaced with two position button switches with a light above or below them. So, you always know which sound is selected. Also has cleaner output than the Pro-Soloist. Also, switches are arranged logically with the portamento switch located with the rest on the left side."
via this auction
"Sounds exactly the same as the ARP Pro-Soloist (1972) but built much better. In 1977, ARP redesigned their entire lineup (ARP 2600, ARP Odyssey, ARP Solus, ARP Omni, etc.) by making them more robust and giving them all a sleek orange, black and white look with plain, Helvetica font and detachable (current standard) three-prong power plugs. While they discontinued the ARP Explorer I, they added the ARP Quartet and ARP Avatar (synthesizer for guitar) and changed the name of the Pro-Soloist (2701) to Pro/DGX (2733). Gone is the cardboard bottom of the Pro-Soloist. The Pro/DGX is all-metal construction. The metal ends have a thin piece of what looks like leather glued to them. The rocker switches of the Pro-Soloist were replaced with two position button switches with a light above or below them. So, you always know which sound is selected. The DGX also has cleaner audio output than the Pro-Soloist."
update
YouTube Published on Jun 1, 2012 by noystoise
"testing the aftertouch with a couple of parameters..."
Cakewalk: Blogbytes; Using Z3TA+ as an Effects Plugin
YouTube Published on Jun 1, 2012 by CakewalkSoftware
"The cutting edge synth Z3TA+ is primarily known for its great sounds in the keyboard department, but did you know it can be used as an effects plugin? Cakewalk's Jimmy Landry records and mixes a piece of music using only the Z3TA+ FX engine."
Garth Knight - Silent Strike
YouTube Published on May 29, 2012 by Gedlectro
http://garth-knight.bandcamp.com/track/silent-strike
This one is all KORG DW8000, factory presets. Via Computer Music Guide
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