Elevator Sound,s first play on the new Novation Circuit

Published on Oct 2, 2015 Elevator Sound

Elevator Sound Dreadbox Erebus jam at DBS Bristol expo day

Published on Oct 24, 2015 Elevator Sound

"Echo triggering from a SQ1"

Elevator Sound @ DBS Bristol expo day

Published on Oct 24, 2015

"Some circuit bent machines and other normal stuff"

Korg SQ1 and Dreadbox Erebus

Published on May 18, 2015 iscariah71

Left channel comes in better at :11 and unfortunately both channels drop in level at 1:02, but you can listen in between.

"The fantastic Erebus sequenced by the korg sq.
OSC1 in into SQ CV1
OSC2 in into SQ CV2
GATE in into SQ CV1 GATE OUT"

Drone Commander & Korg MS20 Mini

Published on Sep 30, 2015 La Isla

"Just messing around with this litlle cool machines.

Hope you liked it."

--Little jam-- with Korg ms20 & BossDD3, Dreadbox Erebus and Streichfett with Small Stone

Published on Nov 14, 2015 La Isla

"Little jam with korg MS20 and a boss DD3, Dreadbox Erebus & Waldorf Streichfett and his Small Stone, just straight trough a Yamaha MG12 and ten to apogee and Logic. Just a little mastering process"

Dreadbox Hades and Erebus Jam #1

Published on Nov 25, 2015 Neoplasma

"Test drive through the underworld."

Organics - Modular Synth improv

Published on Nov 25, 2015 Modular Cult

"Another quick jam with my custom eurorack modular, testing out the dual Ozoe.fr CV Memory.

Other modules used include;

Mutable Instruments Clouds & Braids,
Music Thing Radio Music & Turing Machine
MFOS EchoRockit and
various Yusynth Modules.

Thanks for watching!"

Buchla Music Easel - Sound Sketch #11

Published on Nov 25, 2015 ozashikiTECHNO

"Buchla Music Easel Synthesizer Demo
Control voltage with a Banana Phone Box
KOMA Elektronik KOMMANDER
KORG SQ-1
REON driftbox S
Effector: Strymon El Capistan
Recorder: Fostex MR-8mkII"

Playlist:

RA Sessions: Surgeon

Published on Nov 23, 2015 Resident Advisor

"Modular techno, live and improvised.

For a techno artist of his years and experience, Anthony Child caught the modular bug late. 'I wasn't really that interested in it because it seemed like you had to spend thousands of pounds to make a very basic kind of 'clip-clop' sound, and that didn't really appeal to me,' he once told XLR8R. But after years of working primarily with software, his routine started to feel too comfortable, and the modular seemed like a good way to shake things up—'like throwing a wild animal into the occasion,' as he put it. Once he made the plunge, racks of blinking lights and colored cables became central to his craft. In addition to what he's got in the studio, he carries a portable rig in his carry-on luggage, and has even started incorporating it into his DJ sets.

Far from basic 'clip-clop' sounds—or the kind of meandering self-indulgence many people think of when they hear the words "modular synthesis"—the music Child wrings out of his little kit is rich, varied and artfully composed. In this edition of RA Sessions, colorful, dynamic rave tracks seem to emerge fully-formed, though in fact the performance was 'completely improvised with nothing prepared beforehand.' The result makes a compelling case for this approach to playing live, and offers a peek at the perpetually evolving methods of a techno luminary.

Visit the RA feature page: http://www.residentadvisor.net/featur...

Credits:
Director - Patrick Nation
Producer - Debbie Butts
Editor - Guy Clarke
Camera - Charlie Moore, Mattia Ramberti, Patrick Nation, Guy Clarke
Sound Engineers - Rich Cufley, Guy Clarke
Colourist - Adam Clarke"

Synthesizers.com Introduces New Moog Expansion Systems

via synthesizers.com

"These pre-configured systems expand Moog modular systems - vintage or modern, with Synthesizers.com modules. Add MIDI interfacing, quantizing, sequencing and more.

It's easy to create your own customized configuration by simply selecting a cabinet and modules as you see fit. See our Moog Portable cabinet and our Studio Cabinets."

The line-up:

"ME22s - Dual Sequencer Complement

This studio cabinet stacks on top of a Moog 35 or 55 studio system to add a pair of Q960 Moog-Style sequencers along with sequential switches, gate combiners and quantizers with MIDI output. Beautiful solid walnut construction.

The ME22s package includes dual Q960 Moog-Style sequencers in a solid walnut studio cabinet. All of the features of the original Moog 960 sequencers, plus more. Also included are gate/trigger combiners, sequential switches and our 4-channel quantizer modules with MIDI interfacing. Makes a great addition to your vintage or modern Moog system, or any analog system.

Power system included along with patch cables and Switch-trigger conversion cables for use with Moog envelope generators."

"ME22e - Expansion Cabinet

This studio cabinet stacks on top of a Moog 35 or 55 studio system to add a wide array of useful functions. MIDI interface, arpeggiator, portamento, instrument interface, LFO++, 8-channel mixer, ring modulator, sample-and-hold, state-variable filter, envelope generators and VCAs. Solid walnut.

The ME22e package includes a wide array of modules to expand your existing Moog system - vintage or modern. Features our solid walnut studio cabinet along with MIDI interface modules, instrument interface, arpeggiator, 3 oscillators including our LFO++, 8-channel mixer, ring modulator, sample-and-hold, state-variable filter, dual envelope generators and dual VCAs. This is enough to create one or two synth voices, or to stack and expand existing voices in the main Moog cabinet.

Power system included along with patch cables and Switch-trigger conversion cables for use with Moog envelope generators."

"ME8s - Portable Sequencer

Add an 8-stage Moog-Style sequencer to your Moog portable system.

The ME8s package includes a Q960 Moog-Style sequencer in a Moog-style portable cabinet. All of the features of the original Moog 960 sequencer, plus more. Makes a great addition to your vintage or modern Moog portable system.
Includes a matching lid, patch cables, and a Switch-trigger conversion cable for use with Moog envelope generators.
This package includes a power supply. Power can also be shared from an existing Synthesizers.com cabinet using a QIC cable, or from a QPS5 desktop power supply."

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