Black and Green Acrylic Eurorack Modular Synth Case 12 U

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Green on black. That definitely works for me.

"12 u euro case finished in black and green acrylic , sliding nuts in rails , rubber feet , note on power is supplied , but i can for an extra , this cases is brand new and you cannot buy these anywhere this is a complete one off ! note modules not included 84 hp wide"

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Another Glitch in the Wall

Published on Apr 24, 2014 millolab·48 videos

"Headphones highly recomended
A night time improvisation.
Gear used: Waldorf Blofeld, Arturia Microbrute, Elektron Machinedrum, Akai mpc500 as main sequencer, Korg Ms2000, Clavia Nord Modular G2 and DSI Tetr4. Hardwire DL7 and RV8 were used on the Tetra."

Sonic Touch 31 - Korg Gadget

Published on Apr 24, 2014 sonicstate·818 videos

"We're looking at Korg's new music creation environment - Gadget - with 15 instruments to choose from and a well designed GUI, taking full advantage of the iOS touch world, we think its a killer app. As a result, we're awarding it a Sonic Touch Gold Award"

The Phoenix is based on the Oberheim OB-Xa / OB-8. Still hoping KORG will support full screen landscape mode for the gadgets. It's unfortunate as many of the synths can stand on their own with an external MIDI keyboard/controller.

iTunes: KORG Gadget - KORG INC.

Make Noise STO doing steel drums (kinda)

Published on Apr 24, 2014 nedavine·35 videos

"Was trying to patch something very different when I started this. I was going for a gentle noise modulated filter fm. When it didn't work I ended up running through different filter FM sources and ended up with this. The braids is in RING mode and is going to the ripples FM input. The sub and shaped STO outputs are going to ripples with the A4 providing a slow lfo to the linear fm for some pitch wobble. The A4 is also providing an envelope for the ripples VCA with a slow attack. Octatrack is arping the STO. Apart from the drums and the bass everything else is the sto. the sound under the bass at the beginning is actually the STO's delay feedback form a previous attempt. It sounded good so I kept it. And lfo is modulating the delay and delay to reverb sends in the A4."

Stevie Wonder. Live. NYC. 1972.

Published on Oct 6, 2013 Charlie Brad·6 videos

ARP 2600. Spot the rest.

1. For Once In My Life
2. If You Really Love Me
3. Superwoman
4. You And I
5. Interview
6. What's Going On/My Cherie Amour
7. Blowing In The Wind
8.With A Chid's Heart
9. Love Having You Around
10. Signed Sealed Delivered/Papa Was A Rolling Stone
11. Superstition
12. Maybe Your Baby/Superstition Outro
13. Uptight Everything's Alright

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Stevie Wonder. Live. NYC. 1972.

€ train

Published on Apr 24, 2014 Ebotronix·1,010 videos

Some eurorack funk for you. Didn't Stevie Wonder have a similar bass line in one of his tracks or am I mixing it up with someone else?

4ms Peg, QCD² / Expander², QPLFO, RCD²,VCA Matrix
Analogue Systems RS100²,RS110²²,RS 360²,RS500e²
Arp Odyssey 2821 white noise
Bananalogue Serge VCS
Cyndustries Zero Oscillator
Doepfer R2m, A114, A118, A134²²,A141, A143-1/2/9,A148,
A149-1,A151²², A160/161/162, A175²²,A185-2'³, A 138a²²b²²c²²²
Flame Chord Machine²,FX16,Talking Synth Module²
foh choices
Make Noise Brains,Pressure Points², Maths²,
modDemix²²,Optomix,QMMG,René, Wogglebug²
Malekko Anti ²² ,Uncle³,Jag
Moog Taurus 2,Freqbox ²²,MP201
Roland SVC 350 Vocoder, System 104
Simmons clap trap
SSL Modulation Orgy
Tip Top Audio Z8000 manual voltage source
Toppobrillo,Quantimator blues scale, Sportmodulator,TWF²
Logic masterclock to Kenton Pro 2000²,QCD²,Peg
FX :Alesis 3630,Boss VF1,BSS DPR 402,
Lexicon PCM 80, Line6 Echopro,
Red Federation BPM FX Pro, TC M3000
mackie the mixer³
morse key

Study of the Make Noise Shard System

Published on Apr 24, 2014 nakayamaworldTV·6 videos

TR-8 and Metropolis/Atlantis set just out of the box.

Published on Apr 24, 2014 creativegallerysynth·32 videos

"Unboxing and first try-out of the Roland TR-8 with Intellijel Metropolis/Atlantis set.
Doepfer Dark Link is used as interface between TR-8 and Metropolis.
Metropolis is internal wired to Atlantis (less patching)
First time use of TR-8 so standard patterns are used.
Sync: TR-8 Midi-out, Dark link Midi-in, Dark link gate out to Metropolis clock in.
More info about the Metropolis Atlantis set: http://www.creativegallery.nl/index.p..."

Arturia #BeatStepper Jan W

Published on Apr 24, 2014 Arturia Web·122 videos

Short video from the Arturia Web YouTube channel. Arturia Beatstep with Korg Volca Beats & MS20.

Arturia Beatsteps on eBay

Arturia Announces Availability of Breakthrough BeatStep Sequencer/Controller

"“I’ve fallen in love with a new little toy — the BeatStep. So simple and yet so effective. I hate complicated technology and the BeatStep is as simple as one could wish for. Plus it has the benefit of great sequencing and control possibilities, including CV/Gate connectivity, so I can get my old synths down from the attic and back into the studio!”

- Oliver Huntemann, 2014 (electronic music producer and internationally-touring DJ)

GRENOBLE, FRANCE: having set pulses rhythmically racing when launched to critical acclaim at the 2014 NAMM Show in Anaheim, California, music software and hardware company Arturia is proud to announce availability of BeatStep — a space-saving portable pad controller-cum-step sequencer that breaks price to performance ratios without breaking the bank — as of April 24...

Chameleon-like in its many control options, BeatStep is designed to work with DAWs, loop triggering software, VST instruments or effects, MIDI hardware, or even CV/Gate-equipped analogue instruments like Arturia’s own award-winning MiniBrute Analog Synthesizer or other manufacturers’ models — vintage classics or more modern contemporaries alike. Try triggering audio clips within powerful, flexible software environments such as Ableton Live or playing drum parts in conjunction with the likes of FXpansion BFD or Toontrack EZdrummer... it’s as easy as exercising your trigger fingers!

When working in CONTRL (MIDI controller mode) users can comfortably use BeatStep’s 16 sensibly-spaced, ultra-sensitive (velocity- and pressure-sensitive) pads to create dynamic percussion performances. Pads are brightly backlit with red LEDs, lending a helping hand with overcoming far from ideal lighting conditions that are typically associated with onstage operation and also assisting with making studio-based beat-making an equally easy on the eye experience.

Easily switch to SEQ (step sequencer mode) and those LEDs light the way still, but backlit in blue to reflect the mode change. Cool colour change notwithstanding, the pads themselves now perform a different function with each one representing a single step in a 16-step sequence — simply pressing a pad enables or disables the current sequence step — while adjusting the encoders provides pitch information. Creating and changing patterns on the fly is equally easy: repeatedly press (pads) and turn (encoders) to your musical heart’s content. Couldn’t be simpler, surely? Save up to 16 sequence patterns for instant recall — an added bonus when it comes to both performance and recording.

Even better, both modes are available simultaneously, so it’s perfectly feasible, for instance, to step sequence a MiniBrute (courtesy of BeatStep’s built-in Gate Out and CV Out connections), keep that sequence running, then switch to CONTRL mode and use the pads to launch clips in Ableton Live while using the encoders to manipulate Arturia’s latest SEM V soft synth (running on a computer connected via USB). All in sync. All at the same time. Or any combination of devices that well-connected BeatStep users can come up with when making the most of its Gate Out, CV Out, MIDI, and USB connectivity. Controlling the MMC transports in Apple Logic is as simple as letting BeatStep do the talking (using its transport buttons); bring an Apple iPad and Camera Connection Kit combo along for the musical ride and BeatStep becomes one of the most flexible iOS controllers around — all the more so when working with Arturia’s award-winning apps like iMini and iSEM; add Arturia’s MIDI Control Center utility software into the musical mix and a wide range of MIDI commands can be assigned to BeatStep’s pads and encoders. Almost anything is possible.

Put simply, never has step sequencing and MIDI control been so flexible, fun, and affordable for so many! To witness a BeatStep in action is to truly want one — which is exactly why Arturia has seen fit to include a Kensington Lock to keep it secure from prying eyes (and hands)! However, you can walk away with one from your local authorised Arturia dealer today for only $99.00 EUR/€129.00 USD (MSRP).

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Watch Arturia’s official BeatStep trailer here [here]

Watch Arturia Vice President of Product Management Glen Darcy’s BeatStep tutorial video here" [here]

Arturia Beatsteps on eBay