Yellow Waldorf Q Keyboard Synthesizer

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Grayscale Algorhythm vs Nord Drum 2

Grayscale Algorhythm vs Nord Drum 2 from Grayscale on Vimeo.

"Short clip showing one Algorhythm and two Binary modules sequencing a Nord Drum 2.

Steps 1 and 3 of the Algorhythm are patched out to one Binary (off screen). The combined trigger output is sent to the first input of the ND, triggering the noisy low-frequency sound.

Steps 2, 4, and 6 are patched to another Binary and manipulated further during playback. The output of this Binary is patched to the second input of the ND, triggering a high-frequency FM sound.

Steps 5 and 7 are patched directly to the third and fourth trigger inputs of the ND.

Step 8 is patched through the first channel of the Triatt and then sent to the fifth trigger input of the ND. Using the Triatt provides a way to dampen the intensity of the trigger or mute it completely.

The Pattern output of the Algorhythm is patched through the second channel of the Triatt and then sent to the sixth trigger input of the ND. This triggers a short pitched blip that also chokes the other sounds, giving a choppy vibrato effect as the decay of the other five sounds is cut off abruptly (audible around 1:11).

The pattern switches between random and linear playback after every 16 clock pulses, creating a beat that bounces back and forth between a repetitive segment and a completely random segment. This is done by patching a 1/32 clock divider from the A160 to the Mode CV input of the Algorhythm. Turning steps 1-8 on and off during playback provides additional variation.

Apart from an oscillator to provide a clock source for the Algorhythm, no other modules were used. All sounds are being generated by the Nord Drum 2."

Frequency Central Wave Runner LFO & System X Oscillator

Published on Jun 8, 2014 Alessio Salleolini·30 videos

"...with Sync"

Frequency Central System X Oscillator

Published on Jun 8, 2014 Alessio Salleolini·30 videos

Toppobrillo Multifilter

Published on Jun 8, 2014 Alessio Salleolini·30 videos

Radio+iPad Jam Session

Published on Jun 8, 2014 otemrellik·85 videos

"Today I hooked up an FM radio to my live ios set up and went to town. Fun was had, video was made.
Apps used::
- Audiobus
- Beatmaker 2
- Turnado
- Loopy
- Effectrix
- Rrarrow"

MFB Dancing Bear Eurorack Techno Jam [HD Quality]

Published on Jun 8, 2014 inbetweenmovements·72 videos

"Make Noise René is sequencing Tip Top Audio Z 3000. A Nord Modular FM sound is fed into my modular system and the drums are all by MFB Tanzbär."

Vintage Mellotron M400 in Brooklyn

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"It has recently been serviced by expert tech Steve Masucci and is fully functioning. Sounds included are Choir, Violins and Brass. Currently at Main Drag Music in Brooklyn..."

Update: no longer available.

Happy Knobbing 2014 Modular Meeting Pics

via Torsten Abel on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

"Impressions of the 'Happy Knobbing' modular synthesizer meeting Fischbach/Germany"

Full gallery here.

Check out Bernie of Aliens Project with his multiple EMS SYNTHI models! Yellow SYNTHI-Es & silver LOGIK Synthesizers.

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AHNE 2014 Video

Published on Jun 7, 2014 Pirx Modular·5 videos

"Analog Heaven North East Meeting in Lowell, MA on June 7, 2014.

Just a few random clips of cool synths. This was late in the afternoon when many people already left. I regret I couldn't stay for the evening performances. Next year!"

Rhodes Chroma Enabler DIY knob box at the start.

Experimental Garage Sale in Chicago Happening Now

Facebook Event Page here

"Synthesizers, Circuit Bent Toys, Electronic Kits, Unique Musical Instruments, Food, Live Music & Fun!
Please join us for the 7th Annual Experimental Garage Sale organized by GetLoFi.com and hosted by the Experimental Sound Studio of Chicago.
Vendors from all over Midwest ( Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota, Indiana, etc ) will meet for one day to showcase and pass on to a good home tons of gear, electronics, and projects. The sale portion of the day's events will be from Noon - 6:00 pm.

Once again there will be a raffle featuring items donated by the various vendors. Proceeds from the raffle help Experimental Sound Studio continue their programming and services to the regional community.

By Popular Demand- Random Duets Experimental Music Jam! As a celebration of our vendors- most of whom are well-known musicians and performers, we are presenting Random Duets where our artists will be paired up for unique collaborative improvised musical performances- always a lot of fun!! Random Duets will run from 7:30 - 10:30 pm.

Snacks and refreshments will be available (ID required for beer). Sponsored by Chicago's own Revolution Brewing!

This years vendors are:

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