Euro-Recos

Published on Jan 3, 2013 Arthur Joly·124 videos

MIDI Designer Sequential Subcontrols

What are Sequential Subcontrols?
Published on Jan 3, 2013 MIDIDesigner·24 videos

"Shows how sequential subcontrols work (MIDI Designer 1.4.3).

"Stemmed from a need with the Miniak. It's got some controls where the negative range is NOT contiguous with the positive range. So you need two knobs to do it. Hence, sequential subs.

"Thanks for watching and for checking out MIDI Designer!

MIDI Designer (http://midiDesigner.com) is a professional MIDI controller for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. Design your perfect MIDI control surface right on your device. MIDI Designer is used by professional musicians, DJs, sound engineers, lighting engineers, and robotics experts."

iTunes:
MIDI Designer Pro - Confusionists LLC
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ADDAC802 VCA Quintet Mixing Console

"A small drum roll for this one...

Day 3:
VCA Quintet Mixing Console"

http://www.addacsystem.com/

Day 1: ADDAC System 4 Voice Euclidean Rhythm Generator
Day 2: ADDAC208 Comparator & Rectifiers

The Lushprojects Treasure Chest Synth

via Lushprojects.com

"A synthesizer built in a miniature treasure chest. What could be nicer?

"The synthesizer has a LushOne Base and a LushOne Contour module. These provide:
Main oscillator with MIDI or voltage control
Two Low Frequency Oscillators
Analog Filter
Analog ADSR envelope
Voltage Controlled Amplifier
Ring Modulator
The components can be patched together to create many different effects.

The biggest challenge was how to mount the LushOne Contour board in the lid of the box. It just fits but has to be fitted in with the sloping sides of the box..."

See Lushprojects.com for the full post. The synthesizer circuits are their own design and are available as kits with open source schematics and software.

MIDI Designer and the Shruthi-1

Published on Jan 3, 2013

"Another little control experiment with the Shruthi-1, this time with MIDI Designer"

iTunes:
MIDI Designer Pro - Confusionists LLC

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Switched On Demos: Critter & Guitari Bolsa Bass

Published on Jan 3, 2013 Switched On·33 videos
Update: video re-uploaded

"Here at Switched On we love playing with new gear and talking about it even more. This time around were taking a glance at the features of Critter & Guitari's new model in their Pocket Piano series: The Bolsa Bass

*Note: Some portions of this video are inaudible on devices without good enough bass response! :)

The Bolsa Bass is made for easy hands on sequencing, MIDI interactivity, being as portable as can be, battery powered, being fun, and being a truly good sounding source for your punchy & subby bass lines.

For more info & purchasing check out our online store:
http://www.switchedonaustin.com/products/critter-guitari-bolsa-bass

Switched On is a musical electronics shop specialized in rare, vintage, new, used, and interesting gear. Synthesizers! Pedals! Drum Machines! Tape Machines! Modular!
http://www.switchedonaustin.com

For updates on new & special inventory:
https://twitter.com/SwitchedOnTX
http://www.facebook.com/switchedonaustin"

NI Absynth - Brian Eno - "An Ending (Ascent)"

Published on Jan 3, 2013 Anthony Distefano·205 videos

"My Absynth version of Eno's "An Ending (Ascent)" from Apollo: Atmospheres and Soundtracks. This was all done using Absynth's envelopes."

Double andore came

Published on Dec 4, 2012 Tommyanalog·10 videos

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monome 128 - mint condition

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via this auction

"Monome 128 #139 for sale in mint condition..."

The seller also has #125 listed for sale here.

1977 Dennis Electronics Synthesizer Ad

via Retro Synth Ads where you'll find the write-up including a New Years post looking back at some of the more interesting ads featured over the year.

"Dennis Electronics "The new synthesizer that doesn't need a filter" 1/4-page black and white advertisement from page 11 in the July/August 1977 issue of Synapse Magazine."

BTW, this is the first Dennis Electronics post.  Has anyone heard of them before?