ROLAND JD-Xi // playing all 256 factory presets // Bank D

Published on May 27, 2015 LESINDES

"Playing all presets of Roland JD-Xi -- Bank D. Mainly no tweaking."

Pale Gloves ( ER-101 - QU-BIT Nebulae - Shapeshifter ... )

Published on May 27, 2015 RaveAngst

"Little random Patch from last Night, first one with the Orthogonal Devices ER-101.
Modular only except for two Sequencer Tracks from my Octatrack triggering the Mutable Ins. Peaks in Drum Mode for the 808 Kick/Snare and some Eventide Timefactor and Lexicon PCM91 for Delay and Reverb."

808 clones on www.errorinstruments.com on eurorack

Published on May 27, 2015 paul tas

"808 clones on www.errorinstruments.com on eurorack by falufular"

New Popular Posts Section & New Like Button

Just a heads up, there's a new Popular Posts section towards the bottom right of the site. It lists the 10 most popular posts over the last 7 days. There is also a new Like check box at the bottom of posts. If you like something you see click the check box so I know! I wanted to give an option for people to Like posts outside of Facebook (you don't have to join Facebook to give a quick thumbs up on a post). You can of course continue to share posts with the respective icons at the bottom of each post as well. As always, feedback is welcome.

Update: Scratch that. Decided to streamline and improve performance on the site instead. See this post for details.

SoundForce SFC-60 - New step sequencer function

Published on May 27, 2015 SoundForce

"The SoundForce SFC-60, dedicated MIDI controller for the TAL U-NO-LX synth plugin (Roland Juno-60 model), has now new a built step sequencer function. The step sequencer function can be used with the TAL plugin as well as any other plugin instrument as it simply streams MIDI notes via USB-MIDI.

All users can upgrade their SFC-60 to the latest version of the firmware using the Arduino IDE and the teensy software-add-on. Please visit the support page on the SoundForce website : http://sound-force.nl/?page_id=1151. More detailed update toturial coming soon."

Modular Synth Jam (MuchoSuavo.com)

Published on May 27, 2015 MuchoSuavo

Line-in audio starts at 1:06.

http://synthesizers.com

"All sounds are from the modular. I'll be putting lots more videos like this on my website! - MuchoSuavo.com - check it out!"

Matttech Modular WMD Workshop - Ultra Fold

Published on May 27, 2015 DivKidMusic

http://www.wmdevices.com/

All parts here

"On April 22nd 2015 Matttech Modular put on a workshop at Madlab in Manchester, UK, featuring William Mathewson from WMDevices, where he kindly demonstrated his new range of modules. These were designed in collaboration with Steady State Fate's Andrew Morelli and we got to see the much-anticipated Monolith keyboard in all its glory. William also ran through some of WMDevices' classic designs - such as the Geiger Counter, Synchrodyne and PDO mk.2.

In part 3 William takes us through the Ultra Wave 6 stage wave folder."

http://www.patreon.com/divkid

Vintage Oberheim SEM Synth Module SN 0251

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"Vintage Oberheim SEM module - not the reissue. Tested in February, then placed in climate controlled storage. As far as I can tell it is working 100%. Cosmetics are above average, a few scratches here and there and some slight discoloration on the painted case."

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Maine Coon - Glowing Hide (DJ Galactic Remix) with Roland TR-8

Published on May 27, 2015 DJ Galactic

"Maine Coon - Glowing Hide (DJ Galactic Remix) with Roland TR-08 live the night of the full moon with my good friend OVNI.

TR-8. I Had the chance to meet Maine Coon in 2014 to manage as a sound engineer their concert in Paris, and they asked me to make a remix of one o their track and I choose Glowing Hide : here is the result Roland Rhythm Performer Tr-8. Hope you enjoy!"

SSSR Labs VC Divider Commercial

Published on May 27, 2015 rpocc

"The SSSR Labs VC Divider is a dual, voltage controlled frequency divider module. It is equally suitable for both low-frequency or audio-rate signals, so it can be used with LFOs, clock sources, oscillators, or even noise or speech sources. Thanks to a space saving old-school design, the Eurorack version of this DIY-friendly module occupies only 4hp.

Product page: http://www.modularsynth.ru/en/sssrlab..."

"The SSSR Labs VC Divider is a dual, voltage controlled frequency divider module. It is equally suitable for both low-frequency or audio-rate signals, so it can be used with LFOs, clock sources, oscillators, or even noise or speech sources. Thanks to a space saving old-school design, the Eurorack version of this DIY-friendly module occupies only 4hp.

The VC Divider consists of two channels, which can work separately or be linked in different ways. Each channel has one clock input and one clock output. The division factor of each channel can be selected either manually with knobs, or remotely with a voltage applied to the control inputs. The division method is a «musical» type, which means that all patterns generated by this module will be perfectly in beat if they are all reset simultaneously. Unlike Flip-flop or binary counter based dividers, SSSR Labs VC Divider keeps the duration of incoming clocks intact, so it is not only able to trigger envelope generators, but can also directly gate them, providing articulation uniformity with variable rhythmic patterns.

The VC Divider can be used in many different ways: to control a rhythmic pattern of percussive instruments with a sequencer or another clocked CV source, or to divide a master clock to get traditional note durations, or even to get distinctive sub-oscillation. With this module you can easily do stylish complex hi-hat patterns, or create unusual polyrhythmic textures. The linear mode also allows creating patches which imitate game console sound effects.

Modules are shipped as DIY kits. The PCB supports Eurorack format as well as open modular formats such as MOTM and accepts both 12v and 15v supply. It is designed to be easily expanded to add a number of additional features such as: individual reset inputs, advanced signal routing and mode selection. Even when there is no expander, the module can be configured with a few jumpers. Each part has its own dedicated micro-controller in order to achieve the best performance. The firmware is written in assembly language ensuring minimal latency."