Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Emu Ultra Sampler - Demo #7
Published on Jun 25, 2014 St0neOfficialChannel·9 videos
"All presets I made on Emu E4XT Ultra. After the recording was used lightweight compression. Please use 360p or higher for better sound quality. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/st0nemusic
0:03 Example #1
0:38 Example #2
1:13 Example #3
1:40 Example #4
1:57 Example #5"
Yamaha CS-40M Vintage Analog Synthesizer
Noise Engineering - ATARAXIC TRANSLATRON
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"The Ataraxic Translatron is a linear feedback shift register oscillator similar to those used in the first generation of home video game consoles such as the Atari VCS as well as many other classic arcade games.
Linear feedback shift registers are an ingenious way to produce a variety of sounds with an extremely small amount of hardware. The Atari VCS used only around 35 logic gates to produce all of its sounds. The complexity of tone for relatively minimal hardware made this synthesis technique common for sound in the first generation of video games where hardware costs were the primary development constraint. As video games entered popular culture these sounds became iconic but have seldom made it out of the video game world except when sampled from the games themselves or as their own genre of music “chiptunes”. The Ataraxic Translatron gives you classic arcade sounds in Eurorack format to be used just like any other VCO.
13 patches vary from a simple square wave to white noise with your favorite arcade sounds in between. All tones are available in 6 octaves range. A standard 1 volt per octave pitch control and CV control of the current patch are squeezed into a compact 4HP. An external clock mode that allows an external clock to drive the shift register allows for additional tone generation and modulation.
Please note that Noise Engineering has no affiliation with Atari and the use of the word Atari is as an example of a classic product that uses a similar sound generation algorithm."
via this auction
"The Ataraxic Translatron is a linear feedback shift register oscillator similar to those used in the first generation of home video game consoles such as the Atari VCS as well as many other classic arcade games.
Linear feedback shift registers are an ingenious way to produce a variety of sounds with an extremely small amount of hardware. The Atari VCS used only around 35 logic gates to produce all of its sounds. The complexity of tone for relatively minimal hardware made this synthesis technique common for sound in the first generation of video games where hardware costs were the primary development constraint. As video games entered popular culture these sounds became iconic but have seldom made it out of the video game world except when sampled from the games themselves or as their own genre of music “chiptunes”. The Ataraxic Translatron gives you classic arcade sounds in Eurorack format to be used just like any other VCO.
13 patches vary from a simple square wave to white noise with your favorite arcade sounds in between. All tones are available in 6 octaves range. A standard 1 volt per octave pitch control and CV control of the current patch are squeezed into a compact 4HP. An external clock mode that allows an external clock to drive the shift register allows for additional tone generation and modulation.
Please note that Noise Engineering has no affiliation with Atari and the use of the word Atari is as an example of a classic product that uses a similar sound generation algorithm."
Oberheim OB-12 Z-Domain Synthesizer
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"The 4 octave keyboard on these is very playable, offering both velocity and aftertouch.
It not only offers the usual pitch and modulation wheels, but also a ribbon controller, allowing you to alter various parameters with the touch of a finger.
It has an arpeggiator and phrase sequencer built in.
It has 4 digital effects units built in, including: Overdrive, Chorus, Delay and Reverb, and a equalizer built in that offers both graphic and parametric eq with their own front panel sliders.
The synth section offers 2 oscillators, with ring mod and white noise. 2 LFOs and envelope generators for Osc, filter and amp.
These synths are 12 voice polyphonic and offer up to 4 part multi-timbral operation.
There are 256 onboard timbres, which are the single sounds, and 256 onboard programs, which can hold up to 4 parts, in layered, split or midi multi parts.
There are 2 main and 2 auxiliary outputs, a digital out and a separate headphone output. There are MIDI in, out and thru, and 4 different pedal connectors."
via this auction
"The 4 octave keyboard on these is very playable, offering both velocity and aftertouch.It not only offers the usual pitch and modulation wheels, but also a ribbon controller, allowing you to alter various parameters with the touch of a finger.
It has an arpeggiator and phrase sequencer built in.
It has 4 digital effects units built in, including: Overdrive, Chorus, Delay and Reverb, and a equalizer built in that offers both graphic and parametric eq with their own front panel sliders.
The synth section offers 2 oscillators, with ring mod and white noise. 2 LFOs and envelope generators for Osc, filter and amp.
These synths are 12 voice polyphonic and offer up to 4 part multi-timbral operation.
There are 256 onboard timbres, which are the single sounds, and 256 onboard programs, which can hold up to 4 parts, in layered, split or midi multi parts.
There are 2 main and 2 auxiliary outputs, a digital out and a separate headphone output. There are MIDI in, out and thru, and 4 different pedal connectors."
ARP Odyssey MKII 2810 SN 0417
Moog Werkstatt Analog Synthesizer - Nerd Audio
Published on Jun 25, 2014 Nerd Audio·1 video
"Moog Werkstatt-01 kits arrived today at Nerd Audio. We decided to put one together ourselves, within a couple of minutes this video was created!"
Richard Devine Tokyo Festival of Modular Performance
"Closing track from my modular set at the Tokyo Modular Festival 2014, visuals by BR-laser from Richard Devine on Vimeo.
Last track of my live modular set at Tokyo Modular Festival 2014. Mesmerizing laser visuals by BR-Laser. The module used is a creation from BR laser, and makes a laser projector work in the fashion of an analog oscilloscope in X/Y mode. The signal flow from the interface module to the laser is fully analogue, because of this the visuals are extremely responsive, and the module can connect to RGB laser projectors.
Amazing visuals by artist Bernhard Rasinger of BR-Laser links below:
www.br-laser.com
facebook link to BR-Laser
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Br-Laser/1424682447796343"
itijik Router Walk-Though Demo
Published on Jun 25, 2014 itijik·5 videos
"More information and the user manual is available at itijik.com: http://itijik.com/router/"
Modular Analog Synthesizer Project with Synthesizers.com
Modular Analog Synthesizer Project 01 Published on Jun 25, 2014 rakershine
"Steve Averill playing with his Synthesizers.com modular analog synthesizer entry system. Demonstrates basic VCO and VCF functionality."
Modular Analog Synthesizer Project 02
Published on Jul 22, 2014 rakershine
"Steve Averill demonstrating modular analog synthesizer modulation and portamento. Moog clone modules from synthesizers.com."
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