Noise beat jam with Abstract Data Kicker

Published on Apr 18, 2015 papuadrums

"All analog DIY noise synth with Abstract Data Kicker.

Kicker: Low Frequency Percussion Synth
http://www.abstractdata.biz/kicker/

Recorded on April 18, 2015."

Airlock Loop 110

Published on Apr 18, 2015 PaulLawlerMusic

"Self playing patch on the Dotcom system 110.
Reverb from Logic X."

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Korg MS20 Vintage Analog Synthesizer - Original w/ classic Korg 35 filter chip

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"This model is the original lighter grey colour face plate which has the notorious korg 35 filter chip.. sounds much nastier and grittier."

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Curetronic 5U Modular Synthesizer

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"Curetronic 5U Modular Synthesizer, in a homemade wooden case. Includes power supply (built into the case) and power cable, plus 10 patch cables. Modules include: VCO-Light with saw, pulse outputs and variable PWM, 24dB resonant VCF, VCA, 2x ADSR and a multiple. Works great, and a fantastic way to get started with 5U modular synthesis!"

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Roland SH-101 Monophonic Synthesizer

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Control Synthesis Deep Bass Nine Analog Synth

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"True analog MIDI controlled bass synth with lots of low frequency thumping bass potential..

DB9 is a 1U rack mountable unit, with ten dials, no hidden menus or function keys like some over complicated designs. This was essentially an imitation of the TB-303, while not hugely similar it has since become an instrument in its on right. Has one oscillator with saw and square wave. Can also be used as an audio filter for external sounds. A great box."

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More MFB Dominion 1 + Modular playing around

Published on Apr 18, 2015 Garnomala

The Holy Ghost People

Published on Apr 18, 2015 Anthony Distefano

"Some moments from Peter Adair's 1967 documentary The Holy Ghost People. I added one of my sound pieces for the soundtrack.

All music was done using NI Absynth"

Schrittmacher Sequencer + DOEPFER DE Synthesizer 2

Published on Apr 18, 2015 Korgator

"(C) Musik by Korgator 2015
Instrumente:
manikin electronic Schrittmacher Sequencer
(1 Sequence S1 a 16 Schritte
DOEPFER DARK ENERGY Synthesizer,
Boss SX 700 (Multiffekt),
Behringer Xenyx X2442 USB( Mischpult),
ZooM H4n."

Teenage Engineering Pocket Operators Demo Song & Oplab Case Demo

Published on Apr 18, 2015 djthomaswhite

"Here is my first demo song out of the three incredibly fun Pocket Operator units from Teenage Engineering and Cheap Monday. I called it "Circus In My Pocket." The Rhythm, Factory and Sub units are all featured. What a value for the electronic musician. These are way more fun than I anticipated and syncing them together is super easy. I like the live FX opportunities built in to these and the key modes also bring some live flexibility. The audio feeds from one unit into the next one and ultimately comes out the last unit into my DAW as a mono channel. I will be figuring out how to run the audio out to individual mixer channels while keeping the sync intact.

This is my first project on day one of receiving them. I continue to discover cool ways to work with the single bar patterns and chain them together. With a little practice I'll be able to do some longer sets with these. Full reviews of each unit are incoming over the next couple of weeks."

Teenage Engineering Oplab Case Demo

Published on Apr 18, 2015

"Here is an overview of the official anodized aluminum case for the Teenage Engineering Oplab. This case provides hearty, solid bottom protection for the unit and does so with clear labeling on the top edge so you don't have to keep turning the unit over for reminders about which CV jack is which. This is built on the same par as the OP-1 and is worth every penny if you are an Oplab owner. No music here, just an unboxing with commentary about this product. Thank you Teenage Engineering for this enhancement to my Oplab!"