MATRIXSYNTH

LMA optoDIST Workout

LMA optoDIST Workout from London Modular on Vimeo.

"A jam with the new Roll Your Own(Synth): optoDIST eurorack module.."

Endorphines meets Er-101..

Endorphines meets Er-101.. from London Modular on Vimeo.

"Furthrrrr Generator/ ER-101/Tides/Galileon Moons/Borg/Opto Mix

An awesome selection of modules that I am having endless fun with.."

Er-101 Plays Avril 14th from London Modular on Vimeo.

"Programming some loops from Aphex's Avril 14th..

Nice one Jamie for helping with this..

I did notice I forgot to put the h in 14th, I deleted the files and didn't want to crop the video"

Mysteron Distortions

Mysteron Distortions from London Modular on Vimeo.

"All clock and gate from the Trigger riot, Noise engineering Basimilus on Kick and Snare, Hex inverter mutant hats for hats, All fed threw the Hex Mutant Kick Distortion

Make noise Mysteron driven Via the ER-101"

Mixed System.

Mixed System. from London Modular on Vimeo.
A very powerful 104hp rack

Direct unprocessed audio..

Pamela's Work out
Er-101
Basimilus Iteritas
Braids
uVcf
Sinclastic Empulatrix
MN Erbe Verb
AmpMix

Mutable Instrument - Elements

Published on Dec 20, 2014 synthemodulaire

"Demo of Elements by Mutable Instruments, a modal synthesizer in eurorack format.
Please listen with headphones or good speakers, the original dynamics have been preserved so some examples may sound quite low.
http://mutable-instruments.net/
www.synthemodulaire.com"

SNAZZY FX: first tidal wave test

Published on Dec 20, 2014 snazelle

"When the module arrived , I plugged it in and made this...without labels it was a bit harder, hence my apprehensive fingers in the video ;) it's just the sound of the tidal wave going through the wow and flutter delay"

Korg EMX-1 + microKORG + Sequetron demo

Published on Dec 20, 2014 Phil Tipping

"Live recording/looping/noodling Korg EMX-1 from a microKORG keyboard via Sequetron, showing a few basic operations. The computer screen shows Sequetron following my key-presses on the music keyboard, but it's not essential - it's not even visible from where I'm sitting! Ditto for the mouse and qwerty keyboard. After a bit of practice the music key mapping becomes intuitive (you can configure it how you want anyway) so you find you rarely look at the screen and can concentrate on the music.
All sounds are from the EMX-1 synths & drums and the microKORG; the EMX-1 internal sequencer is not used. Sequetron seqs (tracks) are allocated to MIDI channels 1 to 5 and 10 to drive the EMX-1 synth & drum parts respectively. Seq 1 is allocated to a different MIDI port to drive the microKORG on channel 1, and both audio outputs are sent to a mixer.
Computer uses a MIDISport 4x4 midi-to-usb adapter with MK-out to PC-in-A, PC-out-A to MK-in, PC-out-D to EMX-in.
See http://www.philizound.co.uk for Sequetron details & downloads."