MATRIXSYNTH

Thursday, May 14, 2015

SPACE Ep.4: LIFE FOUND (MicroBrute, Volcas, TB3, Boss RE-20, TCE HoF, mkp2)

Published on May 14, 2015 Chocolate Pulp

"Fourth episode of the SPACE serie with the Microbrute patch.
Ep.1 by Arrayzable: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21jfs...
Ep.2 by Micro Banshee: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oF_69...
Ep.3 by me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESpKn...
Editing the video, decided to add some NASA samples.
https://soundcloud.com/nasa
Hope u like and have fun like I have making the track :)
Arrayzable channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaT9...
Micro Banshee channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtJm...
Gear:
Roland Aira TB3
Arturia Microbrute
Korg Volca Sample
Korg Volca Bass
Korg Volca Keys
Korg minikaosspad 2
Boss RE-20 Space Echo
TC Electronic Hall of Fame Reverb

Thanks for watching!!!!!"

Dark Intellijel Shapeshifter Ensemble 001 & 002

Published on Jan 3, 2015 Owen Canivet

"first proper Shapeshifter patch"

Dark Intellijel Shapeshifter Ensemble 002

Published on Mar 26, 2015

"This time 2 shapeshifters used. One for pad put through ADDAC 601 and heavily tweaked and second providing bass and glitches.

Heart is 4ms QCD that clocks xaoc Batumi, ssf URA & Delptronics triggerman. Batumi provides divided 4 synced and divided lfo's to shapeshifter one's shape, freq sweeping Intellijel uvcf with shapeshifter 2 feeding it. Timbre of braids and shapeshifter 2's shape. Phonogene provides industrial under sound and modulated by URA, Lead is Braids with bees in trees firmware stepping through presets with 70% plucked sound. Kick drum from peaks, hats by quantum rainbow, snare from quantum rainbow and slight delay with dub jr then through streams in vactrol mode. Extra percussion provided by feeding envelopes into ADDAC 601 bands.

Trigger sequencing by triggerman with 4 patterns arranged in a semi random order, hats triggered by QCD with ura providing random fills. Note sequencing by Modcan touch sequencer. Random stepping of shapeshifter and braids (divided) provided by Qu-bit nano rand clocked by QCD the providing 'musical' random triggers.

All Eurorack except for Soundcraft mixer and Eventide space, mixed on desk then fed into logic and PSP Vintage warmer strapped to mix bus to boost to normal levels ;)"

Clock Shifting (bee's in trees shuffled)

Published on Mar 10, 2015 Owen Canivet

"Randomly shifting through clocks with Nano rand, Mutable Braids bees in trees Firmware"

Mutable instruments - Braids Wtx4 patch

Published on Feb 13, 2015 Owen Canivet

"Simple patch Testing braids x4 wavetable model, much fun :)"

Jazzy Phonogene 001

Published on Jan 24, 2015 Owen Canivet

"Sequenced Phonogene loop with dpo shapeshifter and drum dokta backing up. Sequenced using triggerman. All eurorack except Eventide space."

Mannequins Mangrove as chaotic LFO and sequencer

Published on May 13, 2015 wellurban

"Using the uTones mode and a negative CV offset, Mangrove can get down into LFO territory. This can produce interesting modulations in itself, as in the "Chaotic LFO" patch described in the manual, but running it through a quantiser also creates ever-changing chaotic sequences.

Since the frequency of the Formant output is always an integer division of the main frequency, and the Square output is unaffected by the uTone subdivision, the square output can be used to trigger the quantiser and/or an envelope in sync with the Formant's chaotic CV cycles."

Novation Officially Introduces the MoroderNova

It looks like the tease, was true. The MoroderNova will be released in a limited run of 500. Novation has also launched http://morodernova.com/

The official press release:

"The Ultimate Collaboration

Over an incredible five-decade career, Giorgio Moroder has been nothing less than a beacon of influence in electronic music. Thanks to his pioneering work in the mid-70s with Donna Summer, among others, disco simply wouldn't sound the same. In the '80s, his blisteringly modern approach to producing the unforgettable soundtracks to movies including Scarface, Top Gun and Flashdance - using the synthesiser as his main instrument - captivated an entire generation of movie fans. More recently, Moroder has shot back into the popular consciousness, thanks to a universally acclaimed collaboration with Daft Punk in 2013, and his 2015 album Déjà Vu, which features Britney Spears, Kylie Minogue and Sia as guest artists.

It's his fascination with electronic sounds that is at the heart of his collaboration with Novation. Giorgio Moroder is nothing less than a god in the synth world: he's been responsible for creating some of the most recognisable sounds across numerous genres. The collaboration with Novation came about after Giorgio fell in love with the Novation MiniNova, taking it on tour all over the world. With MoroderNova, Novation and Giorgio Moroder have made a piece of synth history. Not only is it Novation's first signature model, it's the first and only synth with Giorgio's name on it. What's more, there are only 500 of them, each numbered and supplied with a certificate of authenticity.

Overview
Instantly-rare, the MoroderNova is a signature digital synthesiser which pays homage to Giorgio Moroder.

Branded with Giorgio's 'moustache and shades' insignia, and with a distinctive silver/black colourway, the unit is a stand-out piece of synth heritage.

The signature sounds identify some of Giorgio's most seminal moments in music. From the timbres of his disco classics with bands such as Sparks and Donna Summer, to the incredible sounds of the Top Gun and Scarface soundtracks, and his recent work with Daft Punk, Novation's sound designers have matched each and every one to the original. With access to these you'll be able to draw inspiration from the works of one of the most influential producers alive today.

Limited edition, numbered one of 500 units with certificate of authenticity."

Wednesday, May 13, 2015

Korg Arp Sound Odyssey

Published on May 13, 2015 gstormelectro

"All video and audio by G-Storm Electro (c)2015
http://gstormelectronica.blogspot.com

Some analog sounds for your listening pleasure. Picked up the Oddy to quell my desire for some of the 2600 mojo, you know, quirky droid sounds and the like. But also Carpenter style bass pulses, simple strings, wacky Sample-Hold tricks, and not forgetting Ring Mod.

Recorded directly, mostly free of external effects. My shots try to show the settings for each sound best as possible, little thought given to my banal performance on those dreadful slimkeys. Some instances of LFO auto-repeat, very useful for patch creation without playing the keys. At the end I hook up the Beatstep for sequencing fun."