4 Vocoder's Talking Synth Freqbox

Published on Oct 16, 2012 by Ebotronix

1.Alesis MetaVox
2.Clavia Micro Modular
3.Digitech Talker
4.Roland SVC 350
carrier Flame Talking Synth Modul
input Moog Freqbox quartet
CP251 Snare Noise
Buchla 225e 281e 292e
Doepfer 2x A132-3
4ms Peg RCD VCAMatrix (Freqbox mix to 4x Vocoder)
Make Noise Format Jumper Wogglebug
Roland System 104 Sequencer
Kenton Pro 2000 II
Yamaha MCS 2
Kick Logic Ultrabeat
FX Boss VF 1 Line6 Echopro Lexicon PCM 80 TC M3000

SIDSynth Demo for Pocket Mini Computer

Published on Oct 17, 2012 by Jeff Ledger

"By adding a simple circuit, the Pocket Mini Computer can become a fun midi synthesizer. The SIDSynth takes MIDI input from a midi device to play Commodore-style SID tones on your PMC. Propellerpowered.com"  Only $39.00.

"The Pocket Mini Computer is a small and versatile computer running a full featured BASIC interpreter with 32K of ram. It will work with a standard VGA monitor and PC compatible keyboard. Because the Pocket Mini Computer has its own built in microSD memory card slot and BASIC language you need nothing more to start writing and running BASIC programs. A Wii(TM) compatible gameport as well as stereo audio output create a compelling enviroment to write programs and games.

The Pocket Mini Computer consists of two interlocking boards, A CPU board, and an I/O board. The CPU board arrives pre-assembled. The I/O board is an easy-to-assemble kit which can be assembled by a beginner in a single evening.

The design and firmware, including the BASIC interpreter for the Pocket Mini Computer is freely distributed and may be modified to meet your needs.

Additional details about Pocket Mini Computer can be found on this Wiki Page.

Specifications:

32K RAM
Wii(TM) Gameport
PS2 Port
VGA Output
Stereo Audio Output
microSD Port
USB Connection
Powerful BASIC interpreter

Kit Includes: (An over $50 value)

Pre-assembled Pocket Computer CPU board (Propeller Quickstart Board)
An “Easy to Assemble” Pocket Computer I/O Kit (Propellerpowered VGAplus)
Universal MicroSD module kit
Mounting hardware"

Freq Sync

Published on Oct 17, 2012 by Ebotronix

4ms Peg RCD VCAMatrix
Alesis MetaVox Philtre
Buchla 225e 281e 292e
Doepfer A 118 Snare Noise A132-3
Flame Talking Synth Modul
Make Noise Format Jumper Wogglebug
Moog 4x Freqbox CP251 MP 201
Roland System 104 Sequencer
Sherman Filterbank 2
Toppobrillo Quantimator Sportmodulator
Kenton Pro 2000 II
Kick Logic Ultrabeat
FX Boss VF 1 Line6 Echopro Lexicon PCM 80 TC M3000

Snazzy FX: ARDCORE sh-101 sequencer

Published on Oct 17, 2012 by snazelle

"The new scratchpad sequencer!! Feed it from a keyboard (cv/gate) or from a clock/voltage source

We are giving it an lfo and a clock"

Moog Moogerfooger Phaser special white edition with XoxboX (demo).

Published on Oct 17, 2012 by Janoise

"White Moogerfooger phaser with Xoxbox.
Some extreme settings!"

EMS Vocoder 3000 Demo Video

Published on Oct 17, 2012 by AudioCentralMagazine

"Riccardo Fassi alle prese con lo splendido Vocoder EMS 3000."

It looks like the Roland System 500 is the carrier. Moog modular on its left.

Gakken SX-150 m.ii Wave shape

Published on Oct 17, 2012 by my4trackmachine

Gakken SX-150's on eBay

D16 Group LuSH-101 Basic usage - Getting started

Published on Oct 18, 2012 by d16group

"Basic usage of LuSH-101, loading presets, getting familiar with user interface."

LuSH-101 - Sawtooth oscillator's alias-free Hardsync

Published on Aug 28, 2012 by d16group

"High end frequencies of the spectrum"

"Lament - For those not here" - Animoog and Minimoog Voyager XL

Published on Oct 16, 2012 by MrRidgebackman

"Something melodic and melancholy for you...and short.

Best listened to under headphones.

A sketch piece played on the Animoog and Voyager XL. Just 3 tracks played and recorded in Logic Pro 9. The pad sounds are the Animoog, Lead synth Minimoog Voyager XL using one of my own patches and then the Bass is the Voyager XL

Pictures are of my reformatted Home Studio, finally get to have the synths in one place - almost. I just need another stand for the MC505, Slim Phatty and the Jen SX1000.

Music and Video is the sole property of ©Andy Barrow 2012"

Bass Bot TT 303 - Roland TB 303 Clone

Bass Bot TT 303 - Roland TB 303 Clone - demo 2 - Alesso - Years

Published on Oct 17, 2012 by DJjondent
I'm not seeing demo 1 anywhere so here is 2 & 3 is below.

"This is demo of a new Roland tb 303 clone.
Its called the Bass Bot TT-303 by Cyclone Analogic
Almost identical to a vintage 303 except it has presets and
midi in/out.,
CV/gate out seems identical to a vintage 303 as does programming.
Unlike all those other 303 clones out there this one could easily be mistaken for an original.
... at least in its external appearance.

more audio demos coming ...
I'll do a direct audio comparison with a real 303 soon.

Tune is Alesso's Years..... sequenced in Abelton."

How to Program a Bass Bot TT 303 - Roland TB 303 clone - Demo 3

Published on Oct 18, 2012 by DJjondent

"A quick 3rd demo of the TT303 by Cyclone Analogic.
This video covers traditional programming and play. No midi or external sequencers used this time.

If you're familiar with writing a melody on a Roland TB303 you'll probably see that the procedure is identical.

The first part of the video is standard "Pattern Play".

Then we switch to "write/pattern mode"
Here is where we write our tune.

First we need to erase our previous pattern.
Then set the number of steps (in this example its 12) .. Max of 16.
Hit pitch mode.
Write the melody.
Then into "time mode" to tell the sequencer how many notes to play.
Hit "run" to play the tune :-)

This melody is kinda boring :-( .... lets spice it up with some accents, slides or transpose up/down.

Just like the good old days.:-)"