Sunday, May 05, 2013
Buzz paradox (4 voice polyphonic Doepfer analog modular system)
Published on May 5, 2013 GruithuisenCityMan·440 videos
"Hello ! My name is Frederic Gerchambeau. I have made this video and this music. The music has been made using a 4 voice polyphonic Doepfer analog modular system.
The modules used were :
Doepfer :
4 x VCO A-110
4 x ADSR A-140
2 x VCA A130 + 2x VCA A-131
2 x Mixer A-138
2 x VCF A-120
2 x XP VCF A-106-6
2 x LFO A-145
2 x LFO A-146
Vermona :
1 x Quad MIDI Interface QMI
Plogue Bidule has also been used for the reverb effects and Audacity for some additional improvements of the sound.
Enjoy !"
MidiBox 8 Chip SID Synthesizer
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via this auction
"This is a MidiBox SID synthesizer in fantastic condition and barely used. If you like chip tunes or the old Commodore 64 music, then this is for you. If you are into sampling this unit offers endless possibilities. I believe that it has 8 SID chips on board. I bought this with the intention of sampling it like crazy but life has taken a very different direction for me and I'm selling all my gear..."
via this auction
"This is a MidiBox SID synthesizer in fantastic condition and barely used. If you like chip tunes or the old Commodore 64 music, then this is for you. If you are into sampling this unit offers endless possibilities. I believe that it has 8 SID chips on board. I bought this with the intention of sampling it like crazy but life has taken a very different direction for me and I'm selling all my gear..."
Custom MIDI Organ Bass Synth Keyboard Foot Pedal
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via this auction
Steampunk nouveau?
"Custom made MIDI Organ Bass Pedals (plus power supply).
Features:
-1 full octave / 13 pedals - wooden white keys, plastic black
-Hardwood case w/ dark stain
-MIDI channel selector switch (16 channels, rotary)
-Velocity knob
-Octave selector switch (can also play multiple octaves at once)
-Octave up/Transpose switch (on for up, off for normal)
-Hold function switch (perhaps the coolest feature, it'll hold any note til you play the next note)
-Patch change switch
-LED blue lights
-Power supply included (not pictured)
This unit works and looks great. I custom ordered this unit about 2 years ago for a project that never happened. Played it twice and only at home..."
via this auctionSteampunk nouveau?
"Custom made MIDI Organ Bass Pedals (plus power supply).
Features:
-1 full octave / 13 pedals - wooden white keys, plastic black
-Hardwood case w/ dark stain
-MIDI channel selector switch (16 channels, rotary)
-Velocity knob
-Octave selector switch (can also play multiple octaves at once)
-Octave up/Transpose switch (on for up, off for normal)
-Hold function switch (perhaps the coolest feature, it'll hold any note til you play the next note)
-Patch change switch
-LED blue lights
-Power supply included (not pictured)
This unit works and looks great. I custom ordered this unit about 2 years ago for a project that never happened. Played it twice and only at home..."
Crumar Bit One analog synthesizer
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Electro Harmonix Space Drum
Roland Jupiter 80 "SH101 Poly" Roland Synth Legends
Published on May 5, 2013 synthartist69·1,129 videos
"We all know that the SH101 was a mono synth but I decided to create a poly version for the Jupiter 80 so here it is!"
VA Synth DEMO - KORG R3 by S4K Team ( Space4Keys Keyboard Solo )
Published on May 5, 2013 Space4Keys·592 videos
"VA Synth DEMO - KORG R3 by S4K Team ( Space4Keys Keyboard Solo )
Audio Interface - Scarlet 2i2
http://www.synthmarketplace.com/audio...
Monitor
http://www.space4keys.com
http://www.keyboardsolo.com
http://www.synthmarketplace.com
https://www.facebook.com/keyboardsolo"
KORG R3s on eBay
"VA Synth DEMO - KORG R3 by S4K Team ( Space4Keys Keyboard Solo )
Audio Interface - Scarlet 2i2
http://www.synthmarketplace.com/audio...
Monitor
http://www.space4keys.com
http://www.keyboardsolo.com
http://www.synthmarketplace.com
https://www.facebook.com/keyboardsolo"
KORG R3s on eBay
AHNE 2013 Pics by Devin Taylor
Full gallery here.
Some orange Monorocket eurorack cases in these two shots.
via Devin Taylor on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
Arp Solina String Ensemble Synthesizer SN 0107181
Spectral Eye Pro
Published on May 5, 2013 Apps4idevicesMusic·517 videos
Published on May 1, 2013 SecretBaseDesign·15 videos
iTunes:
Secret Base Design
"Spectral Eye Pro is an enhanced version of our free app, Spectral Eye. If you are unfamiliar with the app, we suggest trying Spectral Eye first, to make sure that this is what you need. If you like the free version, you can upgrade to the paid version later!
*** Pro version on sale until May 6th, 2013 ***
Spectral Eye Pro analyzes incoming audio signals to extract the underlying frequencies. Most sounds are built up from a variety of sine waves; a simple whistle might be a single wave, while a guitar, piano, or the human voice have many waves added together.
By using a Fast Fourier Transform, sound can be decomposed into each frequency. Normally, this information is displayed on a chart, and there are number of excellent apps that do exactly this. Spectral Eye Pro rearranges the FFT into a spiral, so that frequencies that are an octave apart are lined up as rays from the center of the display. The strength of each frequency is represented by the size of a red circle.
Play music, and Spectral Eye Pro will reveal the frequencies. For a guitar, it's easy to see that in addition to the root frequency of a note, there are also a number of harmonic frequencies -- and these change based on the strings used, the pickups, and the amplification system. It's the frequencies present in the notes that make a Telecaster sound different from a Les Paul, and a piano different from a trumpet. Play an instrument, music from your iTunes library, or have it listen to whatever sounds are nearby -- the display is fun to watch.
If you're interested in understanding the nature of sound, use Spectral Eye to get a better view. There is a free version of this app, which was created as a utility used in the development in other Secret Base Design apps.
The Pro version supports both input, filter, and output slots on Audiobus, so that you can directly analyze the freqencies produced by other synthesizer apps. For synthesists looking to create new sounds, or understand what they are hearing, Spectral Eye is an invaluable too.
The pro version also supports Virtual and Core MIDI; you can see the frequencies of sounds around you, and then play along with them using the novel Spectral Eye interface. If you don't have perfect pitch, you can use Spectral Eye to transcribe melodies that you hear or compose on your own.
*** Note -- we cannot respond directly to reviews in iTunes. If you have trouble with the app, please contact us by email. To directly analyze audio from an MP3 file, you can use an app which imports audio, and then streams it over Audiobus. Audioshare is one such app, and we recommend it highly."
Published on May 1, 2013 SecretBaseDesign·15 videos
iTunes:
Secret Base Design
"Spectral Eye Pro is an enhanced version of our free app, Spectral Eye. If you are unfamiliar with the app, we suggest trying Spectral Eye first, to make sure that this is what you need. If you like the free version, you can upgrade to the paid version later!*** Pro version on sale until May 6th, 2013 ***
Spectral Eye Pro analyzes incoming audio signals to extract the underlying frequencies. Most sounds are built up from a variety of sine waves; a simple whistle might be a single wave, while a guitar, piano, or the human voice have many waves added together.
By using a Fast Fourier Transform, sound can be decomposed into each frequency. Normally, this information is displayed on a chart, and there are number of excellent apps that do exactly this. Spectral Eye Pro rearranges the FFT into a spiral, so that frequencies that are an octave apart are lined up as rays from the center of the display. The strength of each frequency is represented by the size of a red circle.
Play music, and Spectral Eye Pro will reveal the frequencies. For a guitar, it's easy to see that in addition to the root frequency of a note, there are also a number of harmonic frequencies -- and these change based on the strings used, the pickups, and the amplification system. It's the frequencies present in the notes that make a Telecaster sound different from a Les Paul, and a piano different from a trumpet. Play an instrument, music from your iTunes library, or have it listen to whatever sounds are nearby -- the display is fun to watch.
If you're interested in understanding the nature of sound, use Spectral Eye to get a better view. There is a free version of this app, which was created as a utility used in the development in other Secret Base Design apps.
The Pro version supports both input, filter, and output slots on Audiobus, so that you can directly analyze the freqencies produced by other synthesizer apps. For synthesists looking to create new sounds, or understand what they are hearing, Spectral Eye is an invaluable too.
The pro version also supports Virtual and Core MIDI; you can see the frequencies of sounds around you, and then play along with them using the novel Spectral Eye interface. If you don't have perfect pitch, you can use Spectral Eye to transcribe melodies that you hear or compose on your own.
*** Note -- we cannot respond directly to reviews in iTunes. If you have trouble with the app, please contact us by email. To directly analyze audio from an MP3 file, you can use an app which imports audio, and then streams it over Audiobus. Audioshare is one such app, and we recommend it highly."
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