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Tuesday, December 17, 2013
waverunner LFO BY FREQUENCY CENTRAL
Published on Dec 17, 2013 littlem4tt·42 videos
"This is a simple demo showing a few of its function"
Quantized Noise
Published on Dec 17, 2013 Stephen Drake·40 videos
Update: stereo version added further below.
"When I came up with the patch for this video, I though it would make a nice 3-5 minute video, but get boring fast after that. Well, now it's done, and it's 3 times that long. Sorry. If you make it all the way through, you deserve a medal.
How do you get quantized noise? Start with white noise, then use a sample and hold to grab pitches from it, then run those pitches through a quantizer. Easy! The Noise and Sample and Hold come from a MOTM 101, clocked with the 4ms SCM/RCD. Then, we add some bells and whistles to make it more interesting. I added a slow ramp wave from a MOTM 320 to give the random pitches an ascending shape. Then, I'm using the Synthesis Technology e350 Morphing Terrarium for the basic sounds - the X, Y and Z cv ins are being modulated by the dual wogglebug and the MOTM 380 quad LFO. The XY out of the e350 is going to the left side of the Thonk Music Thing Dual Spring Reverb, and the Z out of the e350 is going to a Synthesis Technology e580 Sampling Mini-Delay, which delays the signal one beat, and the wet signal is going to the right side of the Reverb.
I'm using the Craig Lee 8 Channel Quantizer, only one channel of it. I step through all the available scales on it. I'm using it in Sample and Hold mode, driven from the same 4ms SCM/RCD, otherwise the slow ramp wave would introduce all kinds of glitched notes.
The Thonk Music Thing Modular Dual Spring Reverb is new to me, and I'm messing with it a lot here. It starts out fairly dry, and I crank up the reverb a little bit at a time. I also switch between the spring tanks and the digital brick, somewhat randomly - when the 2 switches are up, it's the brick; down, it's the spring tanks."
Update:
Quantized Noise (Now in Living Stereo!)
Published on Dec 18, 2013 Stephen Drake·41 videos
"This is the fixed stereo version of my previous video!"
Update: stereo version added further below.
"When I came up with the patch for this video, I though it would make a nice 3-5 minute video, but get boring fast after that. Well, now it's done, and it's 3 times that long. Sorry. If you make it all the way through, you deserve a medal.
How do you get quantized noise? Start with white noise, then use a sample and hold to grab pitches from it, then run those pitches through a quantizer. Easy! The Noise and Sample and Hold come from a MOTM 101, clocked with the 4ms SCM/RCD. Then, we add some bells and whistles to make it more interesting. I added a slow ramp wave from a MOTM 320 to give the random pitches an ascending shape. Then, I'm using the Synthesis Technology e350 Morphing Terrarium for the basic sounds - the X, Y and Z cv ins are being modulated by the dual wogglebug and the MOTM 380 quad LFO. The XY out of the e350 is going to the left side of the Thonk Music Thing Dual Spring Reverb, and the Z out of the e350 is going to a Synthesis Technology e580 Sampling Mini-Delay, which delays the signal one beat, and the wet signal is going to the right side of the Reverb.
I'm using the Craig Lee 8 Channel Quantizer, only one channel of it. I step through all the available scales on it. I'm using it in Sample and Hold mode, driven from the same 4ms SCM/RCD, otherwise the slow ramp wave would introduce all kinds of glitched notes.
The Thonk Music Thing Modular Dual Spring Reverb is new to me, and I'm messing with it a lot here. It starts out fairly dry, and I crank up the reverb a little bit at a time. I also switch between the spring tanks and the digital brick, somewhat randomly - when the 2 switches are up, it's the brick; down, it's the spring tanks."
Update:
Quantized Noise (Now in Living Stereo!)
Published on Dec 18, 2013 Stephen Drake·41 videos
"This is the fixed stereo version of my previous video!"
Vintage Soviet Delay/ Chorus/ Flanger DL 301A (Necro Stellar Test)
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Published on Dec 17, 2013 necrostellaradmin·29 videos
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Formant Modular Live
Just updated this post with a recording of the Formant modular live with eurorack, roland rs-09 and some FX pedals.
Roland Jupiter-4 "City By Night"
(c) 2013 vintage synthesizer demo track by Retrosound
all synthesizer sounds: Roland Jupiter-4 Analog Synthesizer (1978)
drums: LinnDrum
recording: multi-track without Midi
fx: a bit reverb and delay
via Marko on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
Minimoog Demonstration: The Bob Moog Foundation Minimoog Raffle
Published on Dec 17, 2013
"Here is a demonstration of the sound and functionality of the Moog Minimoog being raffled by the Bob Moog Foundation. This synthesizer was modified by Rich Walborn, and signed by Gary Numan. It was purchased by the BMF as a fundraiser.
Read more about this amazing instrument and enter here to win here: http://bit.ly/19HihVg.
The Bob Moog Foundation is raffling a vintage Minimoog Model D synthesizer, serial number #4245, to raise funding for its educational initiative, Dr. Bob's Soundschool. The raffle ends on December 31, 2013 or when all 1200 tickets are sold. Tickets are $20 or six for $100. A winner will be drawn on January 6, 2013. At the date of this video launch, less than 350 tickets remain."
Minimoog Demonstration: The Bob Moog Foundation Minimoog Raffle Part 2
"Here is a demonstration of the sound and functionality of the Moog Minimoog being raffled by the Bob Moog Foundation. This synthesizer was modified by Rich Walborn, and signed by Gary Numan. It was purchased by the BMF as a fundraiser.
Read more about this amazing instrument and enter here to win here: http://bit.ly/19HihVg.
The Bob Moog Foundation is raffling a vintage Minimoog Model D synthesizer, serial number #4245, to raise funding for its educational initiative, Dr. Bob's Soundschool. The raffle ends on December 31, 2013 or when all 1200 tickets are sold. Tickets are $20 or six for $100. A winner will be drawn on January 6, 2013. At the date of this video launch, less than 350 tickets remain."
Minimoog Demonstration: The Bob Moog Foundation Minimoog Raffle Part 2
MacBeth - A headless man.....or headless chicken!
Published on Dec 17, 2013 macbethsynthesizers·99 videos
"Ok- final vid on just the Diode Ladder filter here!......I added a 'no volume drop' circuit that takes into account the deminishing volume that happens once Resonance kicks in..............hope you enjoy, KM"
"Ok- final vid on just the Diode Ladder filter here!......I added a 'no volume drop' circuit that takes into account the deminishing volume that happens once Resonance kicks in..............hope you enjoy, KM"
Surfing the edge of the Diode Ladder
Published on Dec 17, 2013 macbethsynthesizers·99 videos
"Just before work today- I switched on the experiments again! Here we have a new filter type that I've been working on- it's very squelchy at the poit of self oscillation. I've used a Korg SQ-10 sequerncer as a modulating oscillator, a function generator sweeping a low freq triangle waveform and a Macbeth X-Series Oscillator for the audio......also- I'm using my experimental 'tape delay simulator' stuff! I just wanted to record this before I take it down for work again...one of those patches!"
"Just before work today- I switched on the experiments again! Here we have a new filter type that I've been working on- it's very squelchy at the poit of self oscillation. I've used a Korg SQ-10 sequerncer as a modulating oscillator, a function generator sweeping a low freq triangle waveform and a Macbeth X-Series Oscillator for the audio......also- I'm using my experimental 'tape delay simulator' stuff! I just wanted to record this before I take it down for work again...one of those patches!"
Access Virus B Desktop Synthesizer w/ Woodsides & Orig Box SN E 10005616
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