MATRIXSYNTH

Facilitate demo of circuit bent gear

Published on Feb 19, 2013 andrew hlynsky·23 videos

MacBeth In Development!

via Ken MacBeth on Facebook where you'll find some discussion and additional details.

"The plan is for interchangable keyboards- touch v real!

This is still very experimental- I've just made the circuitboards over the last week! I want the user to be able to interchange as they like the standard keyboard assembly with the touch one. They may even be sold as one outfit. The filter is an interchangable block too...OTA Dual SV v Dual Transistor Ladder Low Pass.....there are a ton of other tricks mapped out for this one! The APEM joystick controller is well useful and cute- it will go well with the modwheels!"

Buchla gglplxx

Published on Feb 23, 2013 cray56·150 videos

"Throw a violin ,some glass and stones into a bucket. Throw it over your roof while its raining. Mic up the roof with PCM's and you get the same result."

[track] Birdie

Published on Feb 23, 2013 Trooper Starship·14 videos

"used gear:
DomX, Leipzig-S, Mox6, Xoxbox, Octapad, GrooveAgent, Cubase Artist 7
Vocals: Cobalt"

PlanBx2

Published on Feb 23, 2013 kuxaan sum·126 videos

Roland Integra 7 Demo

Published on Feb 23, 2013 esersound1·16 videos

"Had this box for 3 days, so tried to make something showing what this module is capable of. This thing is Giant!

Enjoy!
Hunart©"

The Moog Sub Phatty Part 2- The Filter

Published on Feb 23, 2013 AutomaticGainsay·141 videos

"Here is a demonstration of the sound and functionality of the Moog Sub Phatty's filter section.

Previous to the shooting of these demo videos, I set all of the "under the hood" functionality to settings that would cause the synthesizer to act most like a vintage synthesizer. In the process of shooting, the synthesizer was turned on and off a number of times. A couple of times, I found that certain obvious settings had been reset (like the LFO pitch tracking feature, which kept coming on). When it didn't affect the subject I was shooting, I didn't reset them to my tastes. It appears that I should have, because it now seems likely that this video was shot with the filter in 18 dB or12dB per octave mode, despite the fact that I had set it to 24dB per octave before starting the series of shoots. Keep that in mind! (sadly, I no longer possess the unit, so I can't reshoot!)"

Added to Part 1 here.