MATRIXSYNTH

aleph wurl snow

aleph wurl snow from tehn on Vimeo.

"aleph and wurlitzer. speed modulated cross-fed filtered delay lines manipulated. foot pedal delay time triggering, key speed recall, knob filter sweep and feedback and granular flurry.

http://monome.org/aleph

played by brian crabtree
shot by kelli cain"

SeekBeats + Effectrix

Published on Feb 19, 2014 saveas909·23 videos

Audio comes in at 1:07.

iTunes: SeekBeats - Rodrigo Yanez | Effectrix - Sugar Bytes GmbH

Roland AIRA VT-3 guitar testing обработка гитары

Published on Feb 19, 2014

"Голосовой процессор VT-3 предусматривает обработку не только вокала, но и других инструментов, в том числе и гитары."

Googlish: "Voice processor VT-3 involves treating not only the vocals, but other instruments, including guitar."

Roland Group Shot - Old & New

"Roland Aira gear side by side with the original versions. From Honeysmack’s studio."

Roland Aira Demo NAMM 2014

Published on Feb 19, 2014 keyboardmag1·430 videos

"Our first look at Roland's new retro-inspired AIRA line at NAMM 2014."

A Simple Patch for Complex Rhythm - Serge Modular Synthesizer Tutorial

Published on Feb 19, 2014 Doug Lynner·14 videos

"This modular synthesizer tutorial shows a way to up your rhythm game using two Envelope Generators - one as a master clock and the other as a self-cycling, synced slave.

Though this is illustrated on a Serge the concepts apply to many modular synthesizers. Let me know how you apply this on your modular synthesizer.

Doug's website is http://www.neatnetnoise.com.
Learn more about the Mystery Serge at http://www.serge.synth.net/gallery/dl....

Interact with Doug:
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1LRX...
https://soundcloud.com/doug-4
https://www.facebook.com/doug.lynner"

via Doug Lynner on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

Synth Spotting with Tiny Wight on I♥SYNTHS:

via Jim Smith
"NEW INTERVIEW!! Introducing #010 on iheartsynths with Tiny Wight of The Deadites. See how this masked maniac creates his brand of monster-killing synthpop and take a tour of his gorgeous studio space. "

"I♥SYNTHS: When did you start collecting synthesizers and what was your first?
Tiny Wight: I got my first synth – a little Casio MT-100 – back around 1985 when I was 11 (for “band”). I graduated to the equally terrible Yamaha PSR-47 when I was 13 or so. At 16 I picked up an Ensoniq SQ-1 and things started to get interesting. All of the early Deadites songs were made on this keyboard and an Alesis DM-5 module slaved to the onboard sequencer. I wrote with this combo plus an E-mu Orbit for about a decade, from 1990-2000.

Somewhere in the mid-1990′s, I started using a computer pretty extensively for songwriting, but mostly for sequencing and mixing. I picked up Propellerheads Reason v1 shortly after it came out towards the end of 2000 and used versions of that more or less exclusively until 2012, when I said, “F#*$& this sh#*&. This isn’t fun at all anymore”, and started my synth collection with a limited edition Moog Little Phatty Toxic Edition. Once I got my hands on it, my fate was sealed, and my wallet literally exploded, permanently injuring my right buttock."

Turn it on. - Harlem Nights (Analog Electro)

Published on Feb 19, 2014 harlemnightsmusic·41 videos

"Hommage to the great Pet Shop Boys 2013 track 'Axis', their original reminded me of Patrick Cowley. Loved their album. This version is 124 BPM.

Drums: Korg Electribe SX (EMU Drumulator, Roland TR707)
Bass: Sequential Pro One, Minikorg 700S
Synths: Korg Polysix, SCI Prophet 5, Prophet VS, Crumar Performer.
Fx: Vocoder Roland SVC-350, Boss SE70. Mu-tron Phasor II.

Stay tuned!
HN"

Astral Voyage 2 on the Access Virus TI

"Astral Voyage 2 contains 70 tasteful ambient and Chillout presets inspired by the universe. Humanoid Sound Systems has created a wonderful new sound palette for the Access Virus TI. Astral Voyage 2 is far from your typical 'Supersaw Trance Sound'. We want to take this legendary synthesizer and force it into new and creative directions. The soundset ships to you in .mid format"

You'll find the release at Humanoid Sound Systems.