Milton Babbit Reaktor Ensemble

Published on Dec 8, 2012 by Peter Dines

"Milton Babbit Reaktor ensemble by Dmitriy Vasiliev, available in the Reaktor user library."

Multitouch ChucK on Windows 8 Touch Screen

Win8ChucKBasicFrettingAndLegato Wi Fi
Published on Dec 8, 2012 by rrr00bb
"I got basic fretting (loose fretting... it won't completely prevent quartertones, etc if you play them exactly), and legato rules. I am back to the ChucK engine while I get better acquainted with SuperCollider coding. This is just a Windows 8 based OSC controller. It works running into ChucK or SuperCollider"

Analog Four Demos by highsage

"This is only kick, hat, and the Analog Four... This is only modulating the voice, and not messing with the arp and sequencer tricks that are behind the scenes to make it happen... this is not a multi-tracked demo of one voice...this is literally one voice, played once through straight to tape with no edits or 3rd party fx. All delays and verb are from the A4. Just a single 16 step pattern and a pair of oscillators...running through two serial filters."

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Sequino Flexible MIDI Controller and Sequencer

via Tom Rushmore

"Sequino is my latest project with Sebastian Guy, a flexible MIDI controller and sequencer based on Arduino Mega. 16 encoders provide the control alongside an easy LCD menu screen. The arduino's USB port is brought to the front panel so the user can quickly build or edit their own sequencer. This has been great start into hardware DIY and we are currently trying to gauge interest in releasing a free, how-to guide with schematics for anyone wanting to make on themselves. If anyone would be interested please email mu001tr@gold.ac.uk.

Best regards,

Tom Rushmore"

Great background.  :)

Elektron Analog Four drum machine sounds - Sound Locks

Published on Dec 8, 2012 by darenager

"A quick demo of using sound locks, by holding a step and turning the level encoder you can select a different saved sound for a step, only found out about this today."

Vintage Korg Synth Micro-preset (m500) SN 771787

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Moog Micromoog

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The Mellow Sounds of the Make Noise DPO

Published on Dec 8, 2012 by skrapadelix

"I just wanted to share the softer side of the remarkable Make Noise DPO, the most organic and alive oscillator I have in my rack. This simple patch is just the Noisering into the uScale into the DPO in 'Lock' mode with a slow envelope softly plucking the Waveshaper 's vactrol. The result is a subtle mysterious timbre of understated beauty..."

Ring taal king

Published on Dec 8, 2012 by Ebotronix

4ms Peg RCD
Cyndustries Thru Zero Oscillator
Flame Talking Synth Modul
foh Choices
Grendel Formant Filter
Make Noise Moddemix Optomix Wogglebug
Malekko 2x Unkle Jag
Toppobrillo Sportmodulator TWF
Logic Master clock to Kenton Pro 2000 II
Tabla Ultrabeat
FX Boss VF1, Lexicon PCM 80/ 90 , Line6 Echopro, TC M3000
Alesis 3630 Aphex Exciter C2

I Dream of Wires: Chris Carter Extended Interview

I Dream of Wires: Chris Carter, the extended interview HI Q version from I Dream Of Wires on Vimeo.

"I Dream Of Wires is an upcoming documentary about the resurgence of modular synthesizers. In June 2012, the I Dream of Wires team visited the Norfolk UK studio of pioneering industrial and synthpop musicians Chris Carter and Cosey Fanni Tutti, founding members of seminal outfits Throbbing Gristle, Industrial Records, and Chris & Cosey, to name but a few. We interviewed Chris Carter about his long history with DIY electronics, modular synthesizers, and the role they've played in his storied musical career. Busy putting the finishing touches on X-TG's recently released "Desertshore / The Final Report," an album initially intended to be Throbbing Gristle's final recording, Carter expressed his enthusiasm for the current crop of eurorack modular synthesizer modules, and how he integrates them with modern tabletop FX units, to create a present-day, cutting-edge revision of his early Throbbing Gristle set up. The music currently playing in the background was the patch coming out of Carter's eurorack modular at the time of filming, an exclusive segment from the X-TG recording sessions."