Music Thing Modular / Thonk - Mikrophonie

Published on Oct 28, 2014 DivKidMusic

"Not really a full overview (a video will be coming in the near future using the Mikrophonie as a CV source and input interface) but a quick video just showing the Music Thing Modular / Thonk Mikorphonie. Was my first DIY build that went without any problems so super easy to build and a simple module to play around in for some instant fun in your modular set up."

http://www.thonk.co.uk

Max for Cats - Max for Bats HauntedVerb

Published on Oct 28, 2014 max forcats

"http://sonicbloom.net/hauntedverb-fre...
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Max for Cats crafts Software Instruments, Effects, MIDI devices, Sound Design and Samples for Ableton Live."

Update: link fixed.

Modular Synth + VST Plugins + 3 Wigglers

Published on Oct 27, 2014 Robotopsy Robotopsy

"Little Patch with Ekleipsis, Robotopsy & Votek Mendo. Bunch of Euro Modular [Piston Honda + Basimilus Iteritas] & some VST plugins."

Note this is a playlist of Robotopsy Robotopsy's videos.

WALDORF MICROWAVE 1 Rev A with CEM 3389 & OS 2.0 SN 890182 Demo Video

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Published on Oct 26, 2014 skrapadelix

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Roland SH09

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The Roland GR-500 - guitarra sintetizador 1977 - Tenaz

Published on Oct 28, 2014 FinlAndean Pletórico

"The Roland GR-500 was the first guitar synthesizer to be manufactured by the Roland Corporation.

The synthesizer module included Polyensemble, Bass, Solo Synth, and External synthesizer control. Much of the voltage-controller filter and voltage controlled amplifier sections were based on previous analog mono-synths from Roland. There are a number of sliders to adjust the VCO, VCF, VCA, and LFO sections but no memory to store your edits.

The synth module is controlled by a highly modified guitar. The GS-500 guitar controller was built in a partnership between Roland and the large Japanese guitar builder Fujigen. The result was the Fuji Roland Corporation, established in 1977 through a joint capital investment. Because Fujigen was also the builder of Ibanez guitars during this period, the GS-500 and subsequent 24-pin Roland guitars have been described as being manufactured by Ibanez but this is incorrect.

The GS-500 controller used a special pickup system that connected to the synth module via Roland's own 24-pin interface. Controls on the guitar primarily were for adjusting the relative volume of the different sections: guitar, polyensemble, bass, solo section and external synth. The GS-500 guitar does not have a standard 1/4" guitar output and cannot be used without the GR-500 synthesizer module. The GR-500 has a simple-but-effective infinite sustain system. The frets in the GR-500 are connected to its electrical ground. When a player fretted a string, an electric current passed through the string. The electric signal passing through the string is a greatly-amplified version of the string signal detected by the divided hexaphonic pickup. Large magnets replaced the traditional "neck" pickup. As a result of Fleming's Law, the alternating electric current in the string passing through the strong magnetic field caused the string to vibrate and create a feedback loop and infinite sustain. The GS-500 used a bridge with plastic saddles to electrically isolate each string.

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Prophet 12 Waves from out there Part1 & 2

Published on Oct 28, 2014 DJRexParis

"Prophet 12 Waves from out there Part1
-Prophet 12 only-"

Update:

Prophet 12 Waves from out there Part 2

Dedicated Loop on MB 33 II and Volca Bass

Published on Oct 28, 2014 Yunneck

"Bad angle for turning knobs."

LinnStrument Arpeggiator Jam Excerpt

Published on Oct 28, 2014 Geert Bevin

"A short excerpt of a jam I was doing tonight with the LinnStrument arpeggiator. This is using U-he Bazille with per-note expression."

Novamusik Sub Phatty Giveaway

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"No purchase necessary to enter. Entries will be accepted from October 1, 2014 through October 31, 2014. By subscribing to the Nova Musik newsletter using this form you will automatically be entered in the drawing. Must be 18 years old or older and a United States citizen to qualify. Employees of Kraft Music LTD and Nova Musik are not eligible to win. This sweepstakes is for (1) Grand Prize of a Moog Sub Phatty that will be drawn at random on November 7, 2014. The winner will be notified by phone. If Nova Musik cannot confirm contact with the winner within 10 business days, Nova Musik can choose another winner. The Moog Sub Phatty has a retail value of $1,099.99 and cannot be redeemed for cash. If prize is no longer available, Nova Musik can substitute another prize with equal retail value. Odds of winning are dependent on number of eligible entrants. Drawing is subject to applicable law within the United States. Nova Musik should be held harmless."