Roland System 100 + Binson

Published on Dec 27, 2012 by RecoHead

"testezinho de sequência"

teles

Published on Dec 27, 2012 by RecoHead

Folktek Luminist Garden

Folktek on eBay (RSS)

Mike Garson on the Minimoog and the Bob Moog Foundation

Published on Dec 27, 2012 by moogfoundation

"Mike Garson, former keyboadist for David Bowie, the Smashing Pumpkins, and prolific solist, talks about his use of the Minimoog in the early days, and the brilliance of the Bob Moog Foundation' educational initiative, Dr. Bob's SoundSchool. Be part of the brilliance. Donate: http://bit.ly/donatebmf."

Les Analog Four d'Elektron sont chez Modularsquare

Published on Dec 27, 2012 by modularsquare

"Les Analog Four d'Elektron débarquent chez Modularsquare !

Elektron vient de sortir leur tout nouveau synthétiseur analogique 4 voies.

Première constatation : ça sonne. Mais c'est surtout très rapide à prendre en main, on compose 10 minutes à peine après avoir posé les mains dessus. Si vous en doutez, venez nous voir !

Les machines d'Elektron sont façonnées pour le live, celle-ci ne déroge pas à la règle : comme sur les Machinedrum, il est possible de choisir quels paramètres on veut avoir en façade pour éviter de naviguer entre les sous-menus. Sans conteste l'un des points forts de ce synthétiseur analogique 4 voies.

http://modularsquare.com/Elektron-Analog-Four-s1116.htm

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Si vous êtes passionné par les synthétiseurs, les boites à rythmes, le bending et le DIY, surtout ne passez pas à côté de nos rendez-vous mensuels !

Rejoignez notre communauté sur Facebook et twitter.com/Modularsquare"

EMS Synthi . . . Shepard - Risset Tone Patch

Published on Dec 27, 2012 by djangosfire

"Shepard-Risset style patch on the EMS Synthi"

Shepard Tone Illusion .... and more!

Uploaded on Oct 23, 2011

Shepard-Risset glissando visualization

Quasimidi Quasar Demo Track

Published on Dec 26, 2012 by ikworgek

"Demo track of the Quasimidi Quasar

The Quasar gives 24 voice polyphony with 16-part multimode.......Sounds are created by MASS, (multi algorithm synthesis)...PCM, FM and additive.... Memory is 1000 sounds in 64 Mbit ROM.......Two FX-Processors with 50 algorithms (including Vocoder, Ring Modulator, Rotor cabinet).......arpeggiator (syncs to Midi clk)....... ......Stereo out........4 individual outs........Midi (2 in with merge, out, thru)......24 bit technology.......analog sounding filter (6dB/12dB/24dB) with Resonance......1000 single sounds........200 ROM / 100 RAM performances........19 drum sets (vocal, 808, 909, 606 CR78 techno, etc ...)........Midi modulation matrix, portamento, General Midi compatible.......2 expansion slots for RAM or ROM sample memory."

XAOC Devices MosKrell Patch

XAOC Devices MosKrell Patch from VoltageCtrlR on Vimeo.
Self Generative analog modular synth sketch based off of the Todd Barton Krell patch.
This is one of the pieces from my upcoming XAOC Devices Moskwa Sketchbook available soon at http://voltagectrlr.bandcamp.com

Arturia MiniBrute vs. AtomoSynth Mochika XL Dark Side.

Published on Dec 16, 2012 by Robert Shipe

"The MiniBrute is being sequenced by the Mochika XL via CV/Gate. I go through all the waves and then I start mixing them. Also running Control Voltage from an Analogue Solutions Telemark-K into the MiniBrute's Amp. I'm also messing with the CV-Gate and Swing from the MochikaXL. 100% analog. I also used my Mackie Mixer, an M-Audio 610 Octane Pre-Amps, BBE Sonic Maximizer and Lexicon Reverb. Tannoy/M-Audio monitors and a Peavey KB amp."

via Bobby Shipe on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

Arturia MiniBrute LFO Demo Session.

Published on Dec 22, 2012

"Arturia MiniBrute's LFO demo. Jamming on the sine-wave, triangle-wave and sawtooth-wave. The MB's LFO is routed to the Mod-Wheel. I just tried to focus on the LFO. If I had to compare the Arturia MiniBrute to other analog synths I'd have to say it's a mix between a Roland SH-101 and a KORG MS-20 with a whole lot of modern analog sounds. It's very clean on single waveforms and waveform mixes w/o any oscillator add-ons. Once you turn on the Super-Saw or Metalizer or PWM it becomes extremely dirty and if you turn the sub-oscillator on it gets downright nasty. Then you have the Brute Factor which is like over-driving a Moog's filter but it's all internalized and all you have to do is twist a knob instead of doing all the wiring. It's a truly awesome synthesizer that can easily hang with it's big brothers and sometimes surpass them. Especially if you want a modern sound that you can actually use in tracks. Super-tight envelopes with a solid filter that's Bandpass is almost as good as it's Lowpass. Really good synthesizer."

New Intellijel Azimuth II and uJack modules

via Intellijel
"Azimuth II – 10 HP Stereo panning/balance, crossfading, dual linear VCA and stereo enhancer/processor!

The Azimuth is back! This is a completely new circuit jam packed with 12 VCAs to perform three core and independent functions:
linear input VCAs + Constant Voltage panning/fading + super stereo processing.

External signals are first processed by the input VCAs, they are then fed to the panning circuit and then processed by the stereo enhancement section.

Features:
-10HP and skiff friendly
- Stereo linear input VCAs with independent CV controls and attenuators
- WIDTH control determines functionality of the Panning knob:
- Full CCW is MONO width and the Panning knob acts as a linear xfade control between the left and right source signals.
-Middle setting is normal STEREO operation. A mono signal in the left input can be panned between L/R and a stereo source can be balanced.
-Full CW is the super stereo mode which employs a special trick to create the aural illusion of an extra wide stereo image.
-Full CV control with attenuator of the width amount
-Switch for changing the direction of panning/fading
-DC coupled inputs
-6pin header to normal the stereo outputs to the stereo inputs of the uJack via ribbon cable.
-Price $260"



"uJack – 6HP Headphone amp and stereo unbalanced output

This is a module I have wanted to put out for a long time and it is something I need and use all the time. I love being able to bring my skiff into the living room and plug in a pair of headphones to jam out. It also makes a very convenient line out interface for recording or amplifying your rig.
David Dixon added his touch by designing the headphone amp circuit so it was capable of driving very low impedance studio quality headphones. We have tried it on some 30Ohm Beyerdynamic and Sennheiser headphones and they sound very clear and loud.

Features:
-6HP and skiff friendly
-Headphone amp capable of driving low impedence headphones via 1/4″ stereo Nuetrik jack
-L and R -10dBv unbalanced line level outputs on TRS 1/4″ Neutrik jacks
-Switch for mono/stereo monitoring
-Left input normalled to Right input
-Individual level attenuators and global stereo heaphone gain control
-6pin header on back of module and ribbon cable for connecting directly to outputs of Azimuth II.
-Price $120"

dr moonstien diy noise thing

Published on Dec 26, 2012 by drmoonstien

"HAND BUILT NOISE MACHINE for sale on ebay"

drmoonstien on eBay (RSS)