MATRIXSYNTH

Bastl Trintiy DRUM + 2x Volca Bass jam

Published on Mar 5, 2014

"Bastl Instruments Trinity DRUM with MIDI Bastl generates Korg clock for the Volcas
for more info and to buy Trinity DRUM see: http://www.bastl-instruments.com/inst...

or http://www.errorinstruments.com/

Performed by HRTL http://hrtl.bandcamp.com/ ... https://soundcloud.com/hrtl ... https://www.youtube.com/user/HRTLmusic
and Václav Peloušek http://www.pelousek.net/

Trinity DRUM features

- 5 voice polyphonic drum sample player (6th voice for metronome)
- step sequencer
- 32 steps / pattern
- 5 storable patterns for each preset
- random pattern generation
- pattern copy / paste
- recording from the buttons
- erease single notes or whole pattern
- metronome
- jump -- repeating certain step
- tap tempo
- auto quantize
- 6 different drum sounds for each preset
- 6 presets
- mystery shuffle
- for each sound you can adjust sample rate, time stretch, cut, distortion, volume and sample to be played
- global mode for tweaking all samples at the same time
- 4 different official drum kits (lo-fi TR909, classic from DRUM 1.0, gameboy, glitch)
- drum kits / samples can be changed by converting wave files into .h file included in the source code (by python script included in Mozzi library) and updating the software in the Atmega
- MIDI native by side connectors, note & velocity sensitive, CC support, thru
- MIDI connector by connecting MIDI Bastl by the side"

Yamaha DX 1600 Turbo, Emulator III - Real or Not Real?

The pic to the left was spotted by via Mischa Blättler on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

"Maybe Yamaha DX1600 Turbo?! Seen on videoclip George Harrison - Fab ... in end of it"

See 2:50 in the video below. Below that you'll find the Emulator III. :)

When We Was Fab (George Harrison)

Paul McCartney - Spies like us

"paul mccartney spies like us (other version)"

Madrona Labs News - Kaivo Arrives, Update on the Soundplane

via Madrona Labs

"Kaivo is here!

I've spent the last few weeks here in the labs finishing and tuning physical models for Kaivo, our new software synthesizer. I spent a lot of the previous two years taking it from conception to product, with the help of some talented friends. Today, you get to play with it! “Kaivo” is Finnish for “well,” as in, a deep well of sounds, and I've been working on deepening that well. Kaivo's models now include metal, nylon and gut strings, different sizes of chimes and springs, wooden instrument bodies, and true 2D membranes and plates.

In case you missed it, here's what Kaivo does:

Kaivo combines granular synthesis with physical modeling. Physical modeling is a way of making sounds using equations that model vibrating objects in real time. Every time a model is triggered, it makes a slightly different sound depending on the initial conditions when the sound starts. This gives sounds a subtle and lifelike variety that would be tedious, insane, or impossible to recreate with sampling.

Mathematically speaking, Kaivo's finite difference time domain (FDTD) models let you reach inside the instrument and affect the internal vibrations at any point. Imagine being able to hear the bridge rattles on a gut string model, for example, or the different places a stick might strike on a metal plate. While Kaivo is capable of making very realistic sounds, it is also designed to reward abstract exploration.

Expansive spatial sounds are possible in Kaivo, with independent panning available on grains, resonators, and body. Kaivo’s granulator feeds all of its models from a 2D map of sound with up to four channels. The body is a true 2D vibrating model of a physical object, with left and right pickups that create a spatialized mix of all the frequencies flowing through it.

We imagine that Kaivo will be right at home in the toolbox of sonic explorers, soundtrack designers, and lovers of warm, organic sounds. Those of you who are already Aalto users will find Kaivo's design very familiar; it's also fully resizable, with the same patcher interface to facilitate user-friendly experimentation.

Our beta testers have been hard at work putting together some crazy new sounds with Kaivo. You can hear some of their experiments on the Madrona Labs users group on Soundcloud, and try them out in the downloadable patches.

Kaivo is $129. Available now for Mac and Windows at http://madronalabs.com.

Soundplane News

Of course, Kaivo is designed to work wonders with the Soundplane over OSC just like Aalto. Now Soundplane owners have two software instruments specifically tailored for them. I can tell you this about controlling the granulator and physical model parameters by 3D touch: it feels amazing. And now that Kaivo is out, I'm excited to do some more playing myself.

The next run of Soundplanes is planned for this Spring. As soon as the dust settles on the Kaivo release, I'll begin taking orders. Please stay tuned.

Enjoy,
Randy"

Freemasons Studio Tour

Published on Mar 5, 2014 Future Music Magazine·377 videos

Synths start at 11:30 with the Roland Jupiter-8, followed by the Hartmann Neuron and more.

"James Wiltshire from remix and production duo, The Freemasons shows us their gear packed studio, including the rare Hartmann Neuron synth and more.

CREDITS
Producer: Chris Barker
Editor: Will Seelig
Videographer: Will Seelig"

Electrodark on Korg Volca Boxes + Kaossilator 2 + Arturia Microbrute

Published on Mar 5, 2014 PanzerLyu·13 videos

"Another obscure dance song to test the entire Korg Volca series,
plus Korg Kaossilator 2 for the main rhythm drum, and Arturia Microbrute for a second bass line.
I tried to create the sound of a guitar with Korg Volca Keys (first pattern), using the LFO, cutoff and a little delay.

As I played it live without any reharsal, a problem emerged:
Korg Kaossilator 2 ,not midi sync at all, went off beat in the first part , so I had to stop it for a moment,
and then restart it in time with Korg Volca Beats.
I'm not really satisfied about the execution, but I like the groove of the song.
Probably I'll keep it to develope it for my band.

As usual, no daw, no overdubbing

If you like it, please leave a comment!"

Close encounters of the machines

Published on Mar 5, 2014 jeffdigit·220 videos

"Elektron Analog Four, Korg KingKorg, Roland Jupiter-80, Albleton Live/Launchpad"

Alessandro Cortini (of NIN) - Solo Perfromance on a Buchla Easel

Published on Mar 5, 2014 DJjondent·217 videos

"Alessandro Cortini (Keyboardist of Nine Inch Nails).
A solo performance on a Buchla Easel.

4th March, 2014.
107 Projects Gallery, 107 Redfern Street, Redfern, Sydney,Australia.
Many thanks to the New Sound Waves Modular Synth group.

The great visuals are by Cobramatic/Autoglider.

Recorded on a Samsung Galaxy S4 phone. Sorry for the shaky camera work.
For more info & pics, check out my blog.
http://djjondent.blogspot.com.au/2014..."