Korg Poly800でChoo Choo Train

Published on Sep 9, 2013 sasatakocom·23 videos

"Choo Choo TRAIN のコード進行をPOLY800で。思いっきりサビ部分。ウチのP800君はOmni Offが効かず全チャンネルを演奏しようとしちゃうアホシンセですが、各パートを順番­に録音すれば、ほら大丈夫。アタックやらリリースやらをいくら上げてもなんだかモコモ­コした音で。もうちょっと明るくてクリーンだと爽やかなのかも。"

KORG Poly-800 & ES-1 with rubber duckies.

Kawai PH 50 demo track

Published on Sep 9, 2013 ikworgek·57 videos

"Track made with the Kawai PH-50 pop keyboard
all sounds from the kawai
some reverb ande delay

enjoy!"

PUC will Support Wifi MIDI IN or OUT

Just want to make sure everyone that saw the post earlier, did not miss this. PUC will support wireless MIDI Out on iOS devices. See the update in the original post.

REON Beatnic Mountain Demo

Published on Sep 9, 2013 perfectcircuitaudio·21 videos

Sequenced by a Doepfer Dark Time.

Gate control Attack Decay LOG LIN Portamento Ziggy Stardust module -- Sagittronics

Published on Sep 9, 2013 Charlie Slick·84 videos

http://www.charlieslick.blogspot.com
http://www.facebook.com/sagittronics

"This is a portamento module I designed and built. It's based on a Harry Bissell design for seperate attack and decay control portamento. I added a gate controlled on/off switch. it has separate 4 channels. and I etched an image of Ziggy Stardust on it as nod to Attack and Decay also being called Rise and Fall."

Fun sequence!

Minimoog, Memorymoog, LinnDrum 3

Published on Sep 9, 2013 SynthMania·264 videos

"Third live jam with the Moogs and Linn. This is in Ambient / relaxed style, although it's still "majestic" because, frankly, the Memorymoog just always sounds huge."

In lonely admiration --MIDERA-- Roland MC 303 Groovebox downtempo ambient electronica

Published on Sep 9, 2013 acemonvw·55 videos

"Artist: MIDERA
Song: In lonely admiration

Gear
Synth: Roland MC 303 Groovebox downtempo ambient electronica
Mixer: Onyx 1220i
DAW: Logic pro
Camera: Canon 60D, Rokinon 8mm lens 1:3.5, Fish-eye CS"

Roland MC-303s on eBay

PUC Wifi MIDI IN or OUT for iOS - Indiegogo Campaign

PUC: Free Your Music From The Tyranny Of Wires Published on Sep 5, 2013 JamStikVideo·11 videos
On Indiegogo here.

The holy grail for iOS MIDI.  I hope it supports MIDI sysex.

Update2: I heard back from PUC on Facebook and it will support MIDI In or Out.  It looks like it will be configurable.  Striking out the first Update below so there is no confusion.  MIDI Out on the iPad is supported so you can use this for wifi control of your synths - think sequencers, synth template editors, and other controllers. We'll find out about MIDI sysex support hopefully soon.

via PUC on the Facebook thread: "Actually the PUC can serve as either a MIDI input or output from iOS. I'm going to pass along your SysEx details to the engineers that can let us both know how big the byte packet can be without causing other issues. Might take me a couple of days to get the answer, we're at DISRUPT in San Francisco this week."


Update:  I'm only seeing one MIDI port and based on the video and image below it looks like it's MIDI In only for iOS devices.  No MIDI Out for iOS.  If that is indeed the case, this will not work for using your iPad to control your synths - no editors, sequencers, controllers, etc. I left a comment on their Facebook page here. My first comments were before I realized MIDI Out didn't appear to be supported. Feel free to leave a comment there so they can gauge interest.

"The PUC is a wireless MIDI interface designed specifically for iOS devices.
PUC allows you to wirelessly connect any MIDI device (keyboard, DJ controller, drum pad, floor pedal controllers, etc.) directly to your iPad.
PUC can also work with any platform that supports a MIDI connection over WiFi.
For more info go see: http://igg.me/at/PUC
http://www.facebook.com/pucwireless
http://www.twitter.com/pucmidi
http://www.mipuc.com"

"We are changing the future of MIDI technology- and we want you to be part of the movement. With your help, we’re creating a unique solution that will revolutionize an entire industry.

The Vision

When Zivix was developing the proprietary wireless MIDI technology for their award winning JamStik™, we saw the need for "legacy" MIDI gear screaming for the ability to connect wirelessly to iOS apps. Sure, there are a number of gadgets with more wires to tether your gear down with, but "mobile" devices should be just that - mobile. After a couple of hardware and software tweaks, the extracted design’s container got a mobile makeover and the PUC was born! Now everything that has a MIDI port can easily connect to your iPad, iPhone, Mac, and compatible PC.

The PUC

The PUC is a wireless MIDI interface designed specifically for iOS devices. The PUC allows you to wirelessly connect any MIDI device (keyboard, DJ controller, drum pad, floor pedal controllers, etc.) directly to your iPad. PUC can also work with any platform that supports a MIDI connection over WiFi.

The PUC communicates directly to the iPad via WiFi directly as a device, no "host" WiFi network is necessary. PUC uses an open standard for CoreMIDI over WiFi. Once your legacy MIDI signals are translated into CoreMIDI by the PUC, any CoreMIDI compatible app can recognize it.

Additional details on Indiegogo here.

Waldorf Micro Q Rack Phoenix Edition

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Sequential Circuits Max Firmware Upgrade Boards

Follow-up to this post.

via Plutoniq9:

"For anyone interested, bob Grieb has moved ahead with designing and implementing a PCB add-on board or the Max firmware upgrade. This should simplify the modification greatly. Anyone interested should contact bob directly." You'll find full details on the TaunTek site here. The contact link is on the bottom left.