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UVI Announces UVX-10P - Virtual Roland JX-10, MKS-70, JX-8P

UVX-10P | Official Trailer UVI©
Published on Nov 21, 2013

❐ Buy UVX-10P : http://www.uvi.net/uvx-10p.html
❐ UVI Official Website : http://www.uvi.net

"Tap into the power of 3 analog super-synths—the JX-10, MKS-70 and JX-8P. UVX-10P recalls the last true analog synthesizers from the famed masterminds behind the Juno and Jupiter series, delivering a lush and extravagant analog sound. A fully-programmable interface lets you dive in and craft your own patches—utilize our high-quality amp and multimode filter designs, multiple effects, LFO, step modulator and much more.

In 1985 the world was introduced to the JX-10, a 12-voice, 24-oscillator analog synthesizer par excellence and the last true analog synth of its lineage. Following in the footsteps of the JX-8P and JX-3P, the Super JX was fashioned with a sparse aesthetic. A lack of knobs made the system a bit of a chore to program but an external controller (the PG800) could be attached, cheerfully reuniting synthesists with the immediacy and rapid programming speed of the ever-popular Jupiter and Juno lines. The JX-10 is known for an immense and capable analog sound, even some digital textures; it's simply a magnificent synth. Programming capabilities were equally rich with independent control of 2 DCOs per voice, 2 EGs, 2 VCFs, onboard chorus and even a sequencer (albeit a limited one).

UVX-10P was designed to deliver on all of the strengths of the JX series with none of the weaknesses. We started with a pristine JX-10, MKS-70, and JX-8P and set off, tirelessly programming and sampling these beauties in high-resolution through a world-class signal chain. As with the UVX-3P we made every sample twice, with and without the built-in chorus, providing an authentic and versatile foundation. This sonic backbone paired with the UVI Engine results in a lush and extravagant analog sound; faithful to the hardware with a modern studio bite. UVX-10P delivers a fully-featured and fully-programmable interface sporting ADSR control of our high-quality amp and multimode filter designs, multiple effects, LFO and step modulator, a tediously crafted library of 150+ patches and even original wave samples for you to create your own programs with.

A perfect complement to UVX-3P, UVX-10P delivers a tremendous analog sound at an outstanding price. Add a piece of vintage synth history to your collection today!"

Whitezig

Analogue Solutions Leipzig in white via Tom J Carpenter on Facebook.

The Master and his system!

via Ken MacBeth on Facebook:

"The Master and his system!...well, one of them!"

via Hans Zimmer on Facebook:

"...sometimes you just have to go analog, or go home! ...thanks Ken MacBeth for making a system that plays nice with a Moog"

The Arturia MicroBrute- Part 2: Filter

Published on Nov 22, 2013 AutomaticGainsay·180 videos

"Here is a demonstration of the sound and functionality of the Arturia MicroBrute filter."

All parts here.

MicroBrute's on eBay | Minibrutes on eBay

Details on the Transmission D4069-1TZAM VCO & Ring Mod Eurorack Modules

Published on Nov 22, 2013 heodesalciphron·163 videos

Details below. Follow-up to this post. We have a new maker label and channel: Megaloceros.

Playlist: [just added more to the playlist - new video titles under the --- below.]

diy transmission VCO slow RM duo
Transmission VCO screams
transmission VCO module Bells and klangs
DIY transmission vco acid noise
transmission vco am fm
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transmission VCO sync fm tzam vactrol
acid transmission sDIY euro VCO double saw qmmg
DIY transmission VCO FM vs AM
transmission VCO ring mod lfo
DIY transmission VCO ring vactrol
DIY tupperware VCO
DIY VCO triangle + AM MOD 2
DIY VCO triange SYNC + AM MOD
DIY VCO triangle + AM MOD 1
diy transmission vco sync lpg
diy euro double vco sync
VCO diy double triangle
ringmod
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Googlish translation (original link to the page in French below):

"Construction of a dual oscillator unit made entirely by hand with simple electronic components, a soldering iron and a screwdriver.

Wikipedia: One of the Earliest musical instruments Utilizing a ring modulator May be the Melochord (1947) built by Harald Bode. It was a two-tone melody keyboard instrument with foot controllers and later added a second keyboard for control stamp, featuring a white-noise generator, controller envelope, forming and ring modulators filters for harmonics. The early Melochord WAS Extensively used by Werner Meyer-Eppler in the early days of the electronic music studio at Bonn University.

this is a double oscillator sawtooth wave as a main, and broken down into triangle sawtooth module. Frequency modulation is possible, but the goal of this module is primarily the ring modulation and amplitude modulation.

it is a dual VCO and a ring modulator, saw core, additionnal wave are: square, triangle and triangle shaped.

The idea for this module came to me after playing a EML 101 and a Moog Sonic Six, the ring modulator particularly interested me. I have several oscillators dedicated to frequency modulation in my modular, but no specifically designed for the amplitude modulation! So I created to find those special sounds. This module is built around simple circuits and archaic modulator, the sounds are raw, pretty close to my memory of the EML and even go much further. This module is focused on a form of amplitude modulation, ring modulation. Amplitude modulation was initially used in teletransmissions (long wave, medium wave, short wave), hence the name of the module. I wanted a module that refers to the buzz and the sound of a generator or power plant, a very electric module.

The idea of this unit WAS inspired by the EML101 and the Moog Sonix Six sound. I have many VCO FM, AM VCO Any goal! The unit is built around a simple circuit, and a very early tour of the ring modulator, the thing called the real ring modulator, All which WAS used in AM radio transmissions. I wanted a VCO that sounds like a generator or an electric factory, an electric module.

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AlphaSphere Preset Tutorials

C Major & basic notational programming: AlphaSphere tutorial
Published on Nov 19, 2013

"An introduction to the Preset Series of tutorial videos, covering Preset One. This preset is a C Major scale that spirals upwards around the AlphaSphere.

The Tutorial Project can be installed from the AlphaLive installation disk provided with your AlphaSphere. It installs to your computer to the following directory: Documents/AlphaLive Projects/Tutorial Project

http://www.alphasphere.com"

Harmonic Table and Chromatic scale layout: AlphaSphere tutorial
Published on Nov 22, 2013 AlphaSphereTM·16 videos

"The Tutorial Project series continues, with Preset Two and Three. These presets are arranged in a harmonic table and chromatic scales respectively.

The Tutorial Project can be installed from the AlphaLive installation disk. It installs to Mac/Win directories as: Documents/AlphaLive Projects/Tutorial Project"

Controlling synth features with MIDI CC: AlphaSphere tutorial III
Published on Nov 30, 2013 AlphaSphereTM·17 videos

"Now available from http://www.alphasphere.com/nexus-series/

The Tutorial Project series continues, with Preset Four. These presets explore a custom multi-channel notational arrangement, utilising the D-major scale, D-major pentatonic with two different synths. It also explores the use of MIDI CC data for custom control of features in your DAW and Synths.

The Tutorial Project can be installed from the AlphaLive installation disk. It installs to Mac/Win directories as:
Documents/AlphaLive Projects/Tutorial Project"