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Menu driven interface for Arduino

Published on Aug 8, 2013 makipri·9 videos

"I created a template for creating a hierarchic menu system for Arduino. It can be controllable with a rotary encoder or a set of buttons, three is a minimum. You can select and store presets into memory locations, edit strings, integers and lists.

The LCD is driven through my version of LCD4BitShiftRegister that is compatible with Arduino's Serial class, http://kaverit.org/svn-pub/arduino/li...

Code and schematics will be published this fall."

Doepfer A172 Maximum/Minimum Selector-Low Frequency Signal Processing

Published on Aug 8, 2013 Raul's World of Synths·222 videos

"A look at processing low frequency signals with the Doepfer A172 Maximum/Minimum Selector. Different combinations of waveforms and oscilloscope views are featured.
Sound and Video by Raul Pena."

All parts here.

EXFADE Modded Roland TR-606 - Mother of All Mods

via Paul Kavicky on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

"total exfade mod, blue LEDs, quicksilver 606 cpu upgrade. basically the works. nice 1/4 outputs, midi. this will integrate nicely in my setup. the 606 and 909 are some favorite drum machines and these 606 mods make me feel like I'll have the most useful 606 for any mix"

Prophet 12: My first personal 99 sounds RK by hayeye

Published on Aug 8, 2013

"Here my frst 99 patches on Dave Smith Prophet 12. DOWNLOADABLE FOR FREE on www.noisecollective.net forum in NSPA section after registration.
Sorry for low quality due the old iMac cam and video compression.

P.S. sorry forgot the nane of sound 63: "Where We Are Now"

Hope you enjoy it"

via Francesco Synth Meeting Mulassano on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

Dave Smith Prophet 12s on eBay

hard corps Je Suis Passee

Uploaded on Feb 17, 2007 customsynth customsynth·2 videos

Synth spotting via Waveformanalogueresearch Elektro on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

Roland System 100m & Simmons Suitcase Kit portable SDSV. Check out the replica here.

80s Polydor synth pop.

A blaze colour

Uploaded on Jul 23, 2009 Erwin Philippaerts·58 videos

"Belgian band"

Synth spotting via Waveformanalogueresearch Elektro on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge.

Guessing a Roland Promars, KORG Minipops, TR-808 (table in back), KORG MS20, and either a Polysix or Mono/Poly for sure. Not sure what that is on top of the Promars. I thought it might be an ARP Solus or Odyssey, but the sliders and orange layout is off. It also looks like it has waterfall keys which might be a Roland. What's below the TR-808 and the box to the right of it?

80s synth pop.

Mobile Music Making Seminar - Day 5 Part 2 @BSUA_2013

Published on Aug 8, 2013 Appmusik - Musikmachen mit Apps·10 videos

"This video shows the final presentation of the creative activities that were made in the international App Music Seminar at the c-base. At first we played a sound collage on an idea of Debora. Then Andre shows a performance with his self developed music app. Finally we made a musical improvisation with Lina and her iPad guitar.

Camera & Edit by Lukasz Fabijanczyk

Berlin Summer University of the Arts (BSUA 2013) at the Berlin University of the Arts
"App Music: Mobile Music Making"
Matthias Krebs
July 29th - August 2nd 2013

The 'App Music' seminar was a composition and sound workshop in the form of an experimental laboratory; a creative space to explore music and make new discoveries. Participants were investigat perspectives and potential of "app music" through a collective 'learning by doing' approach.

http://www.matthiaskrebs.de/events/ap..."

All parts here.

via Matthias Krebs on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

Bitley Presents Omnia Fairlight-based Sound Banks

"August 8, 2013

For immediate release: Bitley presents Omnia

Omnia is the latest incarnation of Bitley's Fairlight-based sound banks, as developed from 2010 to present date. The first release in the Omnia series is Omnia Samples. This contains all of the wave files (samples), comprising 2,3 Gigabyte of data and nearly 6,000 individual samples. Omnia Samples is released in two versions: One raw wave version, which fits all samplers and sample players that can import AIFF and / or WAV files. This covers nearly all sampler instruments since many years back. The other version is made for Reason 7. Subsequent Omnia series releases for Reason will include things from Bitley's previous Fairlight II+, XXL and Platinum refills alongside with completely new patches as well as fixes and updates, new naming conventions and more focused categories. Fairlight Platinum will remain as the largest Bitley refill with its 3,600 instrument patches. There is also a Fairlight-based Kontakt library available which recently was updated (July 2013).

Bitley is a swedish maker of sound banks, programming hardware synthesizers as well as making software releases. The company started out in 2010 by releasing the sound banks Orlando JX10 and Fairlight CMI Legacy. Bitley's usage of the Fairlight samples is an agreement with Fairlight and Peter Vogel in Australia. Newer refills include The Prophet, O8, Flux, Poly Ensemble and more.

Bitley Omnia webpage: http://bitley.laconicsounds.net/omnia/
Fairlight audio/video demo:"

"The Fairlight CMI ReFills for Reason - two demo tracks" videos below.

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