MATRIXSYNTH

Mutable Instruments Braids Audio Demos

Mutable Instruments Braids - heavily modulated twin peaks noise, and particle noise

Braids - clean FM tones with fast modulations

Shruthi-1 Demo2

Published on Jun 28, 2013 oshe30·1 video

No Demo1 at the moment. This is the only video currently on oshe30's channel.

Duo Jam : KORG Volca Beats / MS-20 mini + VOX DelayLab

Published on Jul 10, 2013 karenevil·258 videos

"Making something with Volca Beats and MS-20 mini from scratch.
VOX DelayLab's looper works fine with MS-20 mini ;-)
( Also Lexicon MX200 was used. )"

KORG Volcas on eBay
KORG MS20 Minis on eBay

Jam: Wonderland / Part I / Transforming

Published on Jul 10, 2013 dresseduplunch·25 videos

"First jam track of a new series.. Trying to simplify things a bit. Sorry for the slight clipping :/
Equipment:
Jomox xbase 888 (beats)
Elektron Octatrack (beat additions, bass, sequencing)
Access Virus TI-2 (synthesizer parts)
Korg Kaoss Pad KP3 (Effects)
Lexicon MX-300 (Effects)"

Geco Tutorial 6 : Advanced Configuration

Part 6 added to this post.

100% Beaterator too - Royalty Free Electronica - Week 5

Published on Jul 10, 2013 ChrisLody·62 videos

"This track was created with Beaterator for PSP and Playstation Vita. I've been getting to know it a little more while making this track. Beaterator can export and import samples so by using the built in synth you can build a sound, render it and load it back in as a sample to free up polyphony. It even supports stereo samples. That's how the string sounds were created in this video.

Right, so here's the idea. Trying to write, upload and give away a fresh piece of music on a roughly weekly basis. Will i be able to keep it up? Will i run out of ideas? Can i be bothered? How shoddy will they be? Does anybody care? God knows. But that's the point.

Basically the idea is to flex my musical muscles a bit. I have collected quite a bit of gear over the years and not much of it is getting used as much as i'd like, so this is my attempt to justify all those purchases whilst practising improving and getting ideas down fast as an antidote to procrastination. "Inspiration exists, but it has to find you working." as Picasso once said.

Royalty free for you to use for whatever under the creative commons license. Just rip the audio out of the video for now, i'll get these tracks uploaded to a dropbox account when i get my act together. Let me know if you use it, i'd be stoked."

PX-1100 SOVIET RARE VINTAGE DELAY\REVERB\FLANGER EFFECT PROCESSOR

Published on Jul 10, 2013 VintageShopVideo·6 videos

"For sale on Ebay (Summer 2013):"

The graphic design reminds me of white Yamaha.

via this auction

"I`m offering for sale this vintage soviet delay\reverb\chorus effects processor "PX-1100". It was produced on the "Estradin" factory in 1992, famous for its very qualitative professional studio/concert equipment. One of the last of its stock, while the factory suspended the productions right before the fall of the USSR. It was highly sought-after for versatile functionality & amazing sound. The device has solid construction of a rack size.

The front panel has knobs: Input, Repeat, Echo, Timbre, Ballance, Volume, Delay, Frequency
Buttons: Bypass, Chorus, Hall, Reverb, Memory, 1/0,25

The item has cool pitch modulation function, also the "memory" button produces interesting sampler-like "stuttering" effect. The audio input\outputs are standard TRS 1\4 jacks. Also there is a 1/4 TRS "pedal" socket for connection to pedal or switch. PX-1100 signal processor produces sound that differs from well-known western processor brands. Unit sounds really fantastic - very wide and clean set of effects like delay-reverb-flanger-chorus! (check the Demo section). The mains power of the unit is 220 volts. For 110v countries I`ll include voltage converter. The unit is fully tested & is in ideal 100% working condition."