MATRIXSYNTH

NAMM 2014: iZotope Break Tweaker Demo

Published on Jan 25, 2014 sonicstate·636 videos

"NAMM 2014: iZotope Break Tweaker Demo Some interesting features for the beat freak"

Waldorf 2 Pole Filter at NAMM 2014 on BBoyTechReport.com

Published on Jan 25, 2014 BBoy Tech Report·52 videos

Buchla Modular Sounds 31

Published on Jan 25, 2014 pjoris2·140 videos

"A further drone with mostly the same modules. Main sound source this time the 259e."

NAMM 2014: Verbos Electronic Modular Synthesizer

Published on Jan 25, 2014 Future Music Magazine·353 videos

"Future music meet Mark Verbos and get a demo of his unique eurorack synthesizer modules."

Analog Four - Waldorf Rocket - Maschine

Published on Jan 25, 2014 Khantipol Kasemsant·270 videos

"Elektron Analog Four - Waldorf Rocket - Maschine Mikro Mk2"

Nova Musik - Elektron Analog Rytm overview with Mr. Dataline at NAMM 2014

Published on Jan 25, 2014 Nova Musik·91 videos

"Elektron's in-house product expert Cenk aka Mr. Dataline gives us the rundown on the new Analog Rytm analog drum machine."

All Analog Eurorack Volca Beats MicroBrute MiniBrute Jam

Published on Jan 23, 2014 Flux302·154 videos

"I am just chilling out and getting to know the volca beats a bit by jamming with the Eurorack modular. Check out Fluxwithit.com"

via Flux on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

"Volca beats, microbrute, eurorack, minibrute. Note how the maths is ducking the filter for a pseudo pumps compression sound."

Roland TR-808 Analog Rhythm Composer Video by RetroSound

Published on Jan 25, 2014 RetroSound·259 videos

"(c) 2014 vintage gear demo by RetroSound

The Roland TR-808 from the year 1981 is for me the Queen of all Drummachines.
The sound is legendary and the 808 uses complete analog synthesis in comparison to the TR-909.

16 drum sounds: kick, snare, low/mid/high toms, low/mid/high congas, rimshot, claves, hand clap, maracas, cowbell, cymbal, open hi-hat, closed hi-hat and accent function. 64 patterns, 12 songs"

Moog Micromoog

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"Vintage 1973 Moog Micromoog. Overall in fantastic condition, but due to its age is being sold AS IS. The synth functions, all pots,switches and jacks work flawlessly with no noise. The modwheel sometimes needs to be cleaned or moved around to reach its full range (I find it works best to leave it up when you turn it off and move it down when you turn it on. I don't know why it works but it usually does) the pitch ribbon works great but is most responsive on the left side of the ribbon.

The is really a fantastic synth for beginners (it was my first synth!) and more experienced synthesists looking for classic Moog sound. For being mostly plastic, its a pretty sturdy synth.

Incase your not familiar, * single analog oscillator with continuously variable waveform. Oscillator can be keyboard tracked, droned or turned off, and blendable sub oscillator (-1 or -2 octaves) and pink noise source
*classic MOOG Ladder Filter, 3 settings normal (non keyboard tracked) full (keyboard tracked) and tone (self resonant keyboard tracked, able to use as a sine wave oscillator)
*extensive modulation buss with square, triangle, auto triggered sample and hold, sample and hold, noise and bend. And destinations for pitch, filter, pitch and filter or waveform. Finally a wide range rate control.
* 2 Attack and decay envelope generators with switchable closed or full sustain for both filter and amplifier. Amplifier also has switchable short or long release.
*comes with printed copy of manual in a binder with blank patch sheets (not pictured), ata case, midi to cv converter with set up instructions and s-trig to voltage converter cable (necessary to use with midi converter)

It's a simple synth but can yield some really complex sounds (one of the greatest things about moog is how deceiving they can be)"