Broken Delay - d0 CV Disturbances Patch

Broken Delay - d0 CV Disturbances Patch from Richard Devine on Vimeo.

"Second patch using the karplus strong feedback setting with the Mungo d0 dual channel delay. This time taking both sine outputs and one from the final output from the MakeNoise DPO (only sound source). One sine was running into the d0 delay line A, and the other into B. The clocking source was the MakeNoise wogglebug, using clocked and gate bursts out to create random gestures and clusters. The wooglebug clock was then sent to a mult which was then clocked to the 4ms SCM input, shifted and rotated, to skew the timing even more for dotted tails and decays. Both sine outputs ran into the Optomix, strike input via the S5 output on the 4ms SCM. The changes in delay time A/B from the random stepped output from the wogglebug. This is the second experiment using the d0 as the main processing source, which can generate some very interesting broken glitchy iterations in the feedback path. The entire mix was ran into a Eventide space pedal for light reverb effect.

http://mungo.com.au/d0.html"

via Richard Devine on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

Tutorial: Intro to Modular (Part 1)

Published on Sep 6, 2013 Discchord·65 videos

"[Modular is not yet out, but will be on the 12th of September, more info: http://pulsecodeinc.com/modular.html ] Modular is a free Modular Synthesizer for iPad and iPhone, which offers a lot of modules as part of the free package. This is an excellent opportunity for me to teach the concepts of modular synthesis!"

http://discchord.com

Tutorial: Intro to Modular (Part 2)

Published on Sep 13, 2013 Discchord·66 videos

"In this tutorial I get into some slightly more advanced concepts about modifying signals to make a self-generating sequencer, and then a synth to use it! Modular is out now for iPhone and iPad as a free app, with all premium modules past & present available as a bundle for $5."

iTunes: Modular Synthesizer - Pulse Code, Inc.

SeekBeats 1.0 for iOS

SeekBeats 1.0 Promo


SeekBeats 1.0 - How To (introduction video)

Published on Aug 29, 2013 rugosotv·3 videos

iTunes: SeekBeats - Rodrigo Yanez

"PLEASE NOTE: REQUIRES iPhone 4S or faster. iPod Touch 5th generation (4 inch display) or faster.

Check the support page (rugoso.com/seekbeats) to see a 2 minute video, watch and hear for yourself what's it all about!

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Create 100% synthesized electronic drum loops that sound alive, noisy and musical.

Feel the freedom to tweak the sounds and be able to go back and forth by using snapshots. Also, find mutations of the whole sound instantly with one slide of your finger via the random function.

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SeekBeats has:

• Eight voices, each with different synth parameters and envelopes.

• Step Sequencer, with velocity for each step that can be mapped to different parameters.

• Randomizer: Mutate the whole sound of your drums with one slide of your finger.

• Snapshots: Feel all the freedom to explore with your sound, go back and forth by taking and recalling snapshots. Change the whole sound of your drums with one tap.

• Sound Banks: Load and save your favorite sounds.

• Supports Audiobus.

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Check these App Store reviews!

• "Excellent. I am very impressed ... I haven't been so instantly taken with a drum synth in a long time!" - The pantsome menace (Australia)

• "Supremely intelligent... This is really, really smart. It gives you a lot of options for randomizing several parameters in real time, as well as an excellent preset arrangement, and the node system seems very well thought out" - Twirling Erling (Canada)

• "If my current drum synth is a Cadillac, SeekBeats is a Bentley. It is so good, I'm making SeekBeats my new go-to drum synth/sequencer ... I am actually having a difficult time putting it down. Instantly addicting in a good way." - rG3P0 (USA)

• "Absolutely awesome and inspiring - This app is hands down the best and most inspiring beat making app for iOS... You'll come up with beats and experiment with different sounds in seconds. Love it!" - fiskenuno (Sweden)

• "This is the best iOS drum synth I've tried yet. It just sounds great. I'm hooked!" - Hypnosapien (USA)

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If you were thinking about getting a similar hardware drum machine, it would probably cost you hundreds of dollars, SeekBeats is just 3 dollars (USA), but this is the introduction price, so ...

Get it now!"

Next Generation Percussa AudioCubes Announced

via Percussa

"After spending a couple of years working on a wireless module, I'm very happy to announce the next generation AudioCubes.

You can now use 16 cubes wirelessly within a 30-50ft range without having to connect them with a cable regardless of how you use them (sensor, sender, receiver or topology). One cube acts as the wireless base station and stays connected with a cable.

The difference compared to the previous generation audiocubes is profound:
- Very high reliability and robustness of communication through custom designed and optimized wireless protocol
- Very fast boot up
- No loss in sensor resolution and great LED RGB data rate and response
- Freedom to move around with your cubes
- More cube interaction
- More potential use cases
- Easier to set up and less to remember

As from now, we'll only release new software applications for the wireless cubes, and we'll stop supporting software applications for the previous generation audiocubes."

Titan

Modular Synth Self Generating Patch.
Mixed Modular System and Arp 2600.
Main sound from the modular is the MacBeth Micromac producing bell tones.
ARP 2600 produces the "warbling" sounds.

via Paul Lawler on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

First Test with Pittsburgh Modular Cell 48 System 1

via Levi Alexander on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

"First Test with Pittsburgh Modular Cell 48 System 1, analog waves and functions, Internally patched showing the power of the synthesizer block, Watch your speakers!"

Dream Scape Part 3-Bert Anjewierden

Published on Sep 6, 2013 Bert Anjewierden·162 videos

"The 3th part,made some days ago,i hope you like it!
Music composed,produced and Live performed by Bert Anjewierden c2013

Leads :Roland Jupiter-80/XP-30/Minimoog/Minimax/GEM S2/Supernova2
Pads&Strings:Roland JX8P/JD-800/Radias
Bass :Korg Mini MS-20
Noise :Roland JX8P"

Too Heavy for Breakfast

Published on Sep 6, 2013 Wein Glas·24 videos

"Time for some Industrial Noise, but caution: 'Too heavy for Breakfast' is not only the title of the song!

Instruments used were a Buchla 200e with Zerosum Inertia Tube Modulemodules. The sound of this modular synthesizer was mangled by a Ciat Lonbarde Cocoquantus, and a Ciat Lonbarde Sidrassi delivers some soothing sounds on top of all the heavy noises.

Enjoy the Noise!"

Synthmonger 4093 Chaos NAND Noise Generator Eurorack Module

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"Here our 4093 NAND Synth in Eurorack form! The 4093 NAND Synth is a super-modifiable noise generator that will knock your socks off with its sheer amount of sonic potential! Low pulsing drones, random robotic chaos, high-pitched laser sounds – it’s all here in a 8 Hole-Point wide layout.

Features

Osc 1 & 2 Switches
Osc 1 & 2 Knobs
Osc 3 Knob
3 CV-Inputs, each vactrol/optocoupler controlled and each with their own trip-pot for personal adjustments
SAG IN jack
Output jack"

Synthmonger Atari Punk Console Lo-Fi Eurorack Synth Module

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"Originally designed by DIY electronics guru Forrest Mims III as the "Stepped Tone Generator," the Atari Punk Console is one of the most famous and recognizable Lo-Fi synth circuits ever. Using a single 556 dual timer IC with minimal part count, the Atari Punk Console circuit is a solid, time-tested noise generator capable of outrageous Square wave madness!

The Atari Punk Console PCB is designed at Synthrotek and manufactured to high-quality specs in the USA!

Features

Use a 9V battery or an AC Adapter rated at 5-12V 200mA Center Negative polarity (adapter not included).
DC Jack allows for power switching so that battery power is only enabled when there is no AC Adapter plugged in.
CV input allows step sequencers and waveform generators to expand the sonic capabilities of the Atari Punk Console from drone to arpeggio-like dynamism.
Use any variable voltage source from 0-Supply Voltage for some glitchy goodness!
3 potentiometer controls Pulse, Width, and Frequency contour the tone while the Volume control sets your output just right.
The two-way switch powers the unit on or off.
Uses 1/4" instrument jacks."