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"A Factory Original OEM Hammond Synthesizer 102100 Service Manual, including Schematics and Parts List."
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
Moog Moogerfooger MF-104M Analog Delay & Korg Monotribe v2.1
Published on Jul 17, 2013 inbetweenmovements·38 videos
Waldorf Nave iOS synth demo
Published on Jun 16, 2013
"A review with audio demos of the Nave iOS wavetable synth by Waldorf. For a full review of the app see www.musicappblog.com."
iTunes:
Nave - Waldorf Music
"A review with audio demos of the Nave iOS wavetable synth by Waldorf. For a full review of the app see www.musicappblog.com."
iTunes:
Nave - Waldorf Music
NanoStudio with Audiobus demo
Published on May 22, 2013 John Walden·17 videos
"Blip Interactive's excellent NanoStudio iOS music creation app now has support for Audiobus allowing you to integrate it into your recording workflow more easily. The video shows how to record from NanoStudio into your favourite DAW app and also how to send MIDI data to NanoStudio from your DAW. For more details see www.musicappblog.com."
iTunes:
NanoStudio - Blip Interactive Ltd
"Blip Interactive's excellent NanoStudio iOS music creation app now has support for Audiobus allowing you to integrate it into your recording workflow more easily. The video shows how to record from NanoStudio into your favourite DAW app and also how to send MIDI data to NanoStudio from your DAW. For more details see www.musicappblog.com."
iTunes:
NanoStudio - Blip Interactive Ltd
Loopy HD iOS music app - review and demo
Published on Jun 9, 2013 John Walden·17 videos
"A brief review and demo of the Loopy HD iOS music app from developer A Tasty Pixel (the developers of Audiobus). For a full review of the app please visit www.musicappblog.com."
iTunes:
Loopy HD - A Tasty Pixel
"A brief review and demo of the Loopy HD iOS music app from developer A Tasty Pixel (the developers of Audiobus). For a full review of the app please visit www.musicappblog.com."
iTunes:
Loopy HD - A Tasty Pixel
Thor iOS synth demo
Published on Jul 12, 2013
www.musicappblog.com
"Review and audio demo of Propellerhead's brilliant Thor synth for iOS. For a full review of the app see the Music App Blog website at www.musicappblog.com"
iOS:
Thor Polysonic Synthesizer - Propellerhead Software AB
www.musicappblog.com
"Review and audio demo of Propellerhead's brilliant Thor synth for iOS. For a full review of the app see the Music App Blog website at www.musicappblog.com"
iOS:
Thor Polysonic Synthesizer - Propellerhead Software AB
Thesys Review and Demo & Cubasis & Thor Demo
Thesys Review and Demo
Published on Jul 16, 2013
www.musicappblog.com
"Thesys iOS music app - review and short demo of Sugar Bytes Thesys step sequencer app for iPad. For a full review visit the Music App Blog website."
iTunes:
Thesys - Sugar Bytes GmbH
Cubasis - Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH
Thor Polysonic Synthesizer - Propellerhead Software AB
Thesys with Cubasis and Thor demo
Published on Jul 16, 2013
www.musicappblog.com
"Demo of Thyses working with Cubasis and Thor. Thyses is used to send MIDI data to a Cubasis MIDI track. Via MIDI Thru, this MIDI data is passed to the Thor synth. The MIDI data can also be recorded in Cubasis."
Published on Jul 16, 2013
www.musicappblog.com
"Thesys iOS music app - review and short demo of Sugar Bytes Thesys step sequencer app for iPad. For a full review visit the Music App Blog website."
iTunes:
Thesys - Sugar Bytes GmbH
Cubasis - Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH
Thor Polysonic Synthesizer - Propellerhead Software AB
Thesys with Cubasis and Thor demo
Published on Jul 16, 2013
www.musicappblog.com
"Demo of Thyses working with Cubasis and Thor. Thyses is used to send MIDI data to a Cubasis MIDI track. Via MIDI Thru, this MIDI data is passed to the Thor synth. The MIDI data can also be recorded in Cubasis."
New DIY Polymoog Project - TOS Polysynth
via adamstan on electro-music.com:
"Hello
I've always wanted to have the Polymoog, however getting one isn't easy - and getting working one is even more difficult , and that beast is HUGE. So I decided to build something similar myself. As with my first synth, this is mix of many designs. Currently I'm designing last boards, and going to order them today or tomorrow morning. They should arrive in two weeks, and then - soldering mayhem But, back to the design itself - what will it be?
- 61 keys
- Master oscillator section based on Polymoog - two VCOs driving two divide-down ranks using PLL
- Dividers built with CMOS counters - 4040 with diodes & 4024 for each note, like in TOG thread by AnalogCustom http://electro-music.com/forum/topic-45583-0.html&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight= - this is the biggest board
- Waveshapers based on Polymoog too
- Digital envelopes and LFOs
- there will be 4 LFOs, like in Polymoog - one for each VCO, one for PWM and one for filter
- VCF & VCA from Korg PS-3100. Why? Because it has lowest parts count, that's why
- Polymoog resonators and maybe some 4-pole master VCF at the output.
I will post current schematics when I get back home today. Here is waveshaper simulation done in falstad circuit simulator:" [above]
Capacitors have to be selected for each note to provide consistent saw level & PWM range across entire keyboard.
The VCF/VCA modules will sit on small "articulator" cards, that will plug vertically into 5 motherboards (one for each octave). Each mobo will also have associated waveshaper and envelope card. So it will look like this:
Green bars are the articulators, red one is waveshapers, and blue ADSR.
The nice thing about this design is that it will have no ASICs/proprietary parts - just off-the-shelf op-amps, CMOS and TTL cirucits. And a bucketload of transistors of course (almost 600)"
Epoch Modular Benjolin - Aleatoric Acid
Epoch Modular Benjolin - Aleatoric Acid from Richard Devine on Vimeo.
"A first patch with this mysterious oscillator. This patch was utilizing the rungler circuit which is an 8-step shift register that takes its serial input from the square wave of one oscillator and its clock input from the other. The digital outputs of the shift register are than put through a 3 bit digital to analogue converter to create random stepped voltage patterns (a stepped havoc waves). This arrangement allows for creation of complex interference patterns that gives the benjolin its unique, aleatoric character.
http://www.analoguehaven.com/epochmodular/benjolin/
http://epochmodular.net/"
via Richard Devine on The MATRIXYSNTH Lounge
VS1103b DIY MIDI Synthesizer
Published on Jul 17, 2013 Harry Axten·1 video
"Yet another rebuild of my VS1103b MIDI synthesizer. It now has nice robust aluminium panels and a working soft-reset button. The tunes are from the game 'The Incredible Machine 2'. Build details, schematics, etc. can be found at:
http://harryaxten.webs.com/vs1103bmid..."
See the VS1103b label below for previous posts. Note Harry changed his YouTube channel and chances are the videos in the old posts will move to it. Currently only the video above is on the new channel though so I provided the link to the channel in the older posts should the old embedded videos disappear.
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