Korg iElectribe for iPad vs Korg Electribe ER-1

Published on Dec 10, 2014 Marcus Padrini

iTunes: KORG iELECTRIBE - KORG INC.

"Trying to replicate a Korg iElectribe pattern with the Korg Electribe ER-1, using almost the same settings on both. The kick drum is the most different sound. There is no way to make the same kick sound with subtle adjustments. The kick drum is always more "punchy" on the ER-1. The other sounds are very similar.

The iElectribe for iPad was inspired on the Electribe R-1, but it offers many exclusive features: more effects, cross modulation (great for FM sounds and available on Electribe ER-1 MKII), virtual tube distortion and the possibility to choose which parts are processed by the selected fx.

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Tentando reproduzir um pattern do Korg iElectribe com o Korg Electribe ER-1, usando os mesmos ajustes em ambos. O kick drum é o som mais diferente. Não há como fazer o mesmo som com ajustes sutis. O Kick Drum sempre soa com mais punch no ER-1. Os outros sons são bastante similares.

O iElectribe foi inspirado no Electribe ER-1, mas apresenta vários recursos exclusivos, mais efeitos, cross modulation, dirstorção de válvula virtual e a possibilidade de escolher quais partes são afetadas pelo processador de efeitos.

http://musicapps.com.br"

Mogees+Phonogene+Octatrack | Ultraviolet Cloud Formations

Published on Dec 10, 2014 A Box In The Sea

"I'm really loving the Mogees (http://mogees.co.uk) and I'm constantly looking around my house and studio for simple ways to grab some unique sounds. I love water, and found a few vessels to began experimenting. The screws ended up being the perfect hit on the water and the bottle. Then I used a magnet to move the screws around inside the plastic bottle. The tin container was stunning to play with and pouring the water sounded the most resonate with rich harmonics (this is the one I sampled into the Phonogene).

I used 2 samples in the Octatrack with 3 variations of each sample being faded between. The Midi tracks on the Octa are being used to send CC's to the Expert Sleepers ES-40 and then distributed throughout the modules. Timing is from the Analog 4 via the Grayscale Synapse.

Let me know if you have any questions and thanks for watching!

GEAR:
Mogees, Elektron Octatrack & Analog 4, and Eurorack Modular (Phonogene, Echophon, ZDSP, Maths, Pittsburgh Modular Filter, SSF Positronic Transient Gate, Circuit Abby G8 & ADSR Jr, 4ms SCM, Expert Sleepers ES-40 & ESX-8CV

LINKS:
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Soundcloud Sonic Sketch Pad: https://soundcloud.com/a-box-in-the-sea

Instagram: http://instagram.com/paulnormandlebel

Street Photography: http://paulnormandlebel.com"

midiSequencer for iPad Update

iTunes: midiSequencer - anthony saunders

"What's New in Version 1.10
Ability to filter Input/Output device - filter notes, CCs and/or FX
Use MidiSequencer to add midi fx to midi note input.
MidiFx improvements & Ostinato.
Per step %probability, swing, humanise(note or vel)
latest Audiobus sdk 2.1.5
Various bug fixes & performance enhancements"

Photophore | Flock Synthesizer for iPad

Published on Dec 10, 2014

iTunes: Photophore Synth - Taika Systems Ltd.

"**Now available on the App Store at special introductory price of only $4.99!**

Photophore is a unique instrument for iPad that uses flocks of up to 100 sound generators to create rich, organic synthesizer sounds. By controlling the behavior of the flocks you can make Photophore sound like a choir of synthesizers or, at more extreme settings, a swarm of angry insects."

"Photophore is a unique instrument that uses flocks of up to 100 sound generators to create rich, organic synthesizer sounds. By controlling the behavior of the flocks you can make Photophore sound like a choir of synthesizers or, at more extreme settings, a swarm of angry insects.

Unlike other digital synthesizers, Photophore creates warmth and character in a completely new way. Instead of modeling analog circuits, it models animal behavior. Photophore’s sound engine is made up of flocks of oscillators that move through a virtual three-dimensional environment. Their motion is controlled by a special behavioral algorithm and physics simulation that keeps the oscillators in tune with each other, but allows for a certain amount of natural drifting and detuning. This creates rich timbres that are perfect for crafting massive bass sounds, complex pads and searing leads.

You can interact with the oscillator flocks by controlling their behavior – how much they try to flock together, how much they avoid each other, their speed, and how much turbulence is in their environment. Oscillators will flee from your touch, so you can create extreme pitch modulation and more chaotic effects by simply swiping across the screen.

Key Features:

• Unique flock synthesis engine
• Up to 100 oscillators per patch
• Monophonic or polyphonic operation (up to 6 voices)
• 6 oscillator waveforms (saw, square, pulse and more)
• Low pass/High pass filter with resonance
• Dedicated amplitude and filter envelopes
• Stereo echo effect
• Arpeggiator

Connectivity:

• Use any iPad-compatible MIDI keyboard to play notes and perform pitch bends
• AudioBus and Inter-App Audio support for streaming audio to other apps
• Control Photophore from other apps via CoreMIDI

Tech Requirements:

• iOS7 or later required"

Before iOS

Handera 330 running baby hedgehog driving a Yamaha MU15

Published on Dec 10, 2014 Ashley Elsdon

Before iOS there was Palm OS. I remember having a Handspring Visor and a color Palm m505. The internal battery on the Palm eventually died. The Visor however runs on AAA batteries and is still going to this day. You could buy a MIDI adapter for it which you can see allows it to drive external gear in these videos from Palm Sounds. The software apps are still available at the miniMusic website. Palm OS was first to essentially have both the iOS layout and the simplicity of having your device morph into a singular specific tool depending on the app loaded. Apple basically turned it into a phone. I always wondered what the logic was behind Apple dismissing Android when Palm was first. It's curious that the comparison rarely comes up in the iOS vs Android wars.

Handera 330 running ThereMIDI for Palm OS, driving a Yamaha MU15

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Oh Holy Night (Synth Carol 2014)

Published on Dec 10, 2014 MotiveMakesaMan Music

"Free Download Here: https://soundcloud.com/motive-makes-a...
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Twitter: http://twitter.com/motivemakesaman

I wanted to make sure you all had plenty of time to check out my holiday song for this year. I want to start a new tradition of making a synth heavy, personal arrangement of a classic carol song every year. I hope you enjoy this years Synth Carol, one of my personal favorites, Oh Holy Night.

Download the song here for your Holiday Parties: https://soundcloud.com/motive-makes-a...

GEARLIST:

Arturia Microbrute - Arpeggio
Moog Little Phatty - Bass Pattern
DSI Prophet 08 - Crazy Lead
Arturia Keylab/UHE Diva - Vocoder
DSI Tempest - Drums
iPad - TNR-i
Sleigh Bells"

Radikal Technologies Accelerator demo #6 (Bowed and plucked strings)

Published on Dec 9, 2014 MIDERA

"A demo of some realistic sounds using synthesis in the Accelerator; plucked strings plus cello/violin. The Spectralis was used to sequence the plucked strings in this piece.

Huge shout out to Dana Fortier for creating the bowed strings patch. I couldn't have done this without his help.

All time-lapses were shot by me as well using a Canon 60D using Magic Lantern and an assortment of lenses."

KORG mini kaoss pad 2S／iKaossilator V3 with Omodaka 「下津井節」

Published on Dec 9, 2014 Keyboard Magazine チャンネル

"キーボード・マガジン2015年WINTER号（12月10日発売）掲載の連載コーナ­ー­『四本淑三のシンセ漫遊記』取材時の音源です。第3回目のゲストであるOmoda­kaが­コルグmini kaoss pad 2SとiKaossilator V3を使って「下津井節」を演奏しています！
レポート記事はキーボード・マガジンをチェック！→http://www.rittor-music.co.jp/magazine
製品に関する詳細はこちら→コルグWebサイト：http://www.korg.com/jp/products/synth..."

Googlish:

"Keyboard Magazine 2015 WINTER issue (December 10 release) is the sound source at the time of interview" synth Man'yu Symbol of four this Yoshisan "series corner of publication. Is the third round of guest Omodaka is a Korg mini kaoss pad 2S use the iKaossilator V3 we are playing "Shimotsui clause"!
Report article check the keyboard magazine! → http: //www.rittor-music.co.jp/magazine
For more information about the product here → Korg Web site: http: //www.korg.com/jp/products/synth ... "

Verbos Electronics rhythm racket

Published on Dec 9, 2014 Danny Piccione

"Verbos Composition System + Maths/Quadra/Woggle/VCA-4MX. Basically all sound sources & processing are Verbos, additionally using 2 channels of Cwejman VCA."

EML ELECTROCOMP 101 VINTAGE SYNTHESIZER w Custom Wood Case & Mod Wheels

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via Perfect Circuit Audio

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