Korg Radias - my first sound bank presets
Published on Feb 10, 2013 hayeye·14 videos
"This is a complete set of my patches (117 sounds) done on the Korg Radias until 01-2013"
Sunday, February 10, 2013
Roland CR-78 Programming
Published on Feb 10, 2013 zibbybone·109 videos
"Programming the CR-78 using a DP-2 sustain pedal plugged into the 78's TS-1 jack. I'm not sure what the quantize rate is, but it is certainly greater than 16th notes as you can tell from my "white boy" rhythm."
"Programming the CR-78 using a DP-2 sustain pedal plugged into the 78's TS-1 jack. I'm not sure what the quantize rate is, but it is certainly greater than 16th notes as you can tell from my "white boy" rhythm."
KORG monotribe + BOSS DR110 - Nano Machine / BakaOscillator
Published on Feb 10, 2013 BakaOscillator·50 videos
"Composed by BakaOscillator.
Use, KORG monotribe X6, KP3,VOX amPlug Lead, BOSS DR110, DD3, OD3."
monotribes on eBay
"Composed by BakaOscillator.
Use, KORG monotribe X6, KP3,VOX amPlug Lead, BOSS DR110, DD3, OD3."
monotribes on eBay
Vintage Korg X-911 Guitar Synth SN 274248
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via this auction
"The Korg X-911 is a very underestimated synth. What it was intended to be, was a stand alone guitar synthesizer. What it now represents, in these enlightened times, is an all analog, quite unique, signal processor/effects unit. Whereas a true guitar synth really requires its own dedicated pickup arrangement, this unit simply accepts a standard 1/4" jack input. Just patch your guitar, microphone, or other instrument into the X-911 and play one note at a time. Sporting both CV/Trigger inputs AND outputs, these features alone, make it quite a useful little toy."
via this auction
"The Korg X-911 is a very underestimated synth. What it was intended to be, was a stand alone guitar synthesizer. What it now represents, in these enlightened times, is an all analog, quite unique, signal processor/effects unit. Whereas a true guitar synth really requires its own dedicated pickup arrangement, this unit simply accepts a standard 1/4" jack input. Just patch your guitar, microphone, or other instrument into the X-911 and play one note at a time. Sporting both CV/Trigger inputs AND outputs, these features alone, make it quite a useful little toy."Vermona Mono Lancet SN 05769
Malekko Wiard JAG Joystick Axis Generator Eurorack Module
via this auction
"More than just a pretty face, the Malekko Wiard J.A.G. (Joystick Axis Generator) is a unique and often surprising device that can twist almost any patch into a new creation. It takes any two modulation sources (LFO, Envelope, Sequencer, Random Generator, Oscillator, X and Y of a Joystick, etc…) and maps out an X and Y location. From this XY coordinate, the output level of the 8 outputs in the circle are determined, as well as a center (Dome with level control) and Edge (opposite of Dome) level – multiplying your 2 modulation inputs and providing you with a total of 12 outputs. The voltage distribution is most easily visualized with a joystick input; moving the the joystick will cause the LEDs to indicate the location of the joystick (as well as the level of each output), and the Dome LED will glow brighter the closer the joystick is to the center.
Experiment with connecting different inputs and inserting the modulation outputs into different points in your patch to animate your creations in a way that you never thought possible with just two modulation sources!
The input level can be switched to either 0-10 Volts (unipolar), or -5/+5 Volts (Bipolar). NOTE: The Malekko/Wiard JAG labeling of the polarity switch is reversed; just flip the switch and it will be easy to tell when you have the right setting for your modulation source.
The Joystick Axis Generator is 18hp wide, 25mm deep, and consumes around 80mA power."
the nebulophone by bleep labs in action
Published on Feb 10, 2013 pianoloft·179 videos
"the nebulophone is a very small synthesizer. the concept is very clever, so you have a lot of possibilities of sound and musical structure. you can play melodies with the stylus, you can create arpeggios and small sequences, but also wild and chaotic experimental noise-eruptions. at first there is a melody in the vid, and later on some noisy stuff, where the instrument was run through a pitch shifter delay effect of the roland sp-404sx. other instruments used: the optical noise brick, handbuilt by dr.moonstien ( http://www.youtube.com/user/drmoonsti... ) and a sound of the roland gaia sh-01."
http://www.bleeplabs.com/
drmoonstien on eBay (RSS)
"the nebulophone is a very small synthesizer. the concept is very clever, so you have a lot of possibilities of sound and musical structure. you can play melodies with the stylus, you can create arpeggios and small sequences, but also wild and chaotic experimental noise-eruptions. at first there is a melody in the vid, and later on some noisy stuff, where the instrument was run through a pitch shifter delay effect of the roland sp-404sx. other instruments used: the optical noise brick, handbuilt by dr.moonstien ( http://www.youtube.com/user/drmoonsti... ) and a sound of the roland gaia sh-01."
http://www.bleeplabs.com/
drmoonstien on eBay (RSS)
Modular Wild Presents SOUNDS-Grendel Formant Filter Modulation
Published on Feb 10, 2013 modularwild·16 videos
"A brief demonstration of the modulation possibilities of the Grendel Formant filter. Livewire Vulcan Modulator used as Modulation source.This filter is available from Rare Waves,LLC. For more information check out ericarcher.net. Sound and Video by Raul Pena.© 2013 Raul Pena"
"A brief demonstration of the modulation possibilities of the Grendel Formant filter. Livewire Vulcan Modulator used as Modulation source.This filter is available from Rare Waves,LLC. For more information check out ericarcher.net. Sound and Video by Raul Pena.© 2013 Raul Pena"
Tears Of Stainless Steel - Memorymoog
"My ode to the Memorymoog! I love this big beast of a synth. All the synth lines in this piece are from this American classic. Composing with it is like riding a mechanical bull, a real ride!"
via Ned Bouhalassa on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
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