Electribe 2 Live Jam

Published on Feb 5, 2016 JediSid

"Another quick live jam on the Electribe 2."

VGM #65: N. Sanity Beach (Crash Bandicoot)

Published on Feb 5, 2016 Ace Waters

"This year marks the 20th anniversary of the release of Crash Bandicoot, one of the early stars of the PS1 era platformers. It was also one of my favorite series of games as a kid. Enjoy!"

GEAR LIST:

EURO RACK - Chromatic scales and solo
TE OP-1 - Synth Strings
DSI PROPHET 08 - Pads
ROLAND JU-06 - Lead
NES W/CHIP MAESTRO - Lead
MOOG LP - Bass
DSI TEMPEST - Drums
KURZWEIL PC3X - Organ

Analog Four vs. Yamaha PSS-380 - Past memories (live)

Published on Feb 5, 2016 MrGOFIOvideos

"Ambient track (124 bpm) using the Elektron Analog Four synthesizer and a tiny Yamaha PSS-380 (very similar to PSS-390).
I plugged this 2-operator FM synthesizer to the A4's external audio input in order to apply the delay and reverb effects.
The piano note sample was added into the DAW as another track."

Analogue Ensemble : KORG minilogue/Volca/MS-20 mini

Published on Feb 5, 2016 karenevil

"As is improvisation with Volca beats, bass, minilogue and MS-20 mini.
'minilogue' is maybe 'King Volca Keys' :D"

KORG minilogues on eBay | Korg minilogues on Amazon
KORG Volcas on eBay | KORG Volcas on Amazon

Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator - Robot Demo and Discussion

Published on Feb 4, 2016 djthomaswhite

"This demo provides an overview of patterns I have written in the new for 2016 'Robot' Pocket Operator. I also use the 'Rhythm' and 'Sub' units. The first half of the demo if a performance of the Robot patterns and the second half of the demo shows the sounds and has commentary about the Rhythm and Robot along with some pattern demos from the Sub unit."

Rico's Securité Connection

Published on Feb 4, 2016 Jacques Mongrel

"Written by D.Clapp and J.S. Badia

A Tanzbar and Sub 37 processed through vintage effects were fed into an Octatrack. Then Analog Four and Teenage Engineering were added as well as some more drum sounds from the Octatrack. Everything was recorded into Ableton Live where it was edited and mixed down. Footage from Miami and environs recorded by J.S. Badia."

A new track by MATRIXSYNTH Member, Jacques Mongrel aka Pinwale Sounds.

Introducing the LAB:1 Synthesizer by Artificial Noise

Published on Feb 2, 2016 Artificial Noise
"The first Demo video of the Artificial Noise LAB:1 Synthesizer."

Artificial Noise has introduced the LAB:1 Synthesizer. What might initially appear to be a drone synthesizer, is actually capable of a bit more. Be sure to listen to the SoundCloud demos above. Note this is the first Artificial Noise post on the site.

The following are the details on the LAB:1 Synthesizer (you'll find a link further below):

"100% Analog 6 Oscillator Experimental Synthesizer

3 Audio Frequency Oscillators with Triangle, Sawtooth and Square waveforms

3 Low Frequency Oscillators with Triangle and Square waveforms

Switches to X-Mod Oscillator One with Oscillator Two, and X-Mod Oscillator Two with Oscillator Three

Switches to Modulate LFO One with LFO Two, and Modulate LFO Two with LFO Three

Audio Oscillators can be free running or can be triggered via Buttons on the front of the unit.

Level/Depth and Frequency Pots for each Oscillator

Solid Oak End caps and metal case.

Designed to sound thick and raw with little regard for stability and "clean" waveforms, expect to explore strange audio territories with the LAB:1.

Powerful modulating drones to melodic rhythm sequences to spacey sound effects to total audio chaos.

Easy to use with with all controls available at hand but hard to restrain by nature, the LAB:1 is for those who welcome the unexpected.

Works great as a stand alone composition tool or used to generate new sounds for a sampler.

List price $300 (plus shipping).

Available for presale at www.artificialnoise.ca

Artificial Noise is a maker of strange sound makers. A small company based in Winnipeg Canada, it exists to design weird gear for synth-heads and experimenters."

1970's Vintage EML Module Synthesizer Lot - Electronic Music Lab w/BOX

Note: links to listings are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.

via this auction

"Original EML Electronic Music Lab SYNTHESIZER Lot...8 Original 1973 ERA Modules....ALL LOOK Excellent...Insides of all Modules are EXCELLENT...have not tested....RARE Vintage EML Synthesizer Module LOT for your collection..."

CLICK FOR MORE »

VINTAGE UNIVOX MAXI KORG SYNTH SN 0644

Note: links to listings are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.

via this auction

"In perfect working condition and great shape, little wear and tear on wood siding."

Note the Gate Hz/V mods on the back. For those not familiar with Hz/V it's the voltage format early KORG synths like the MS20 used for patching. Moog and eurorack is 1 volt per octave.

CLICK FOR MORE »

Futuresonus Parva - Hardware and Menu Overview (no sounds)

Published on Feb 4, 2016 djthomaswhite

"A quick look at the Futuresonus Parva Synthesizer build quality and hardware, and a look at the editing menu navigation. Sound demos are currently on my Soundcloud (djthomaswhite). Video demos of sound and editing are coming next."



"First day demo of my Futuresonus Parva Synthesizer. This is really just a recording of my meeting around with the sounds I created on the fly. You will hear reverb and chorus from an Eventide H9 at times but most of what you hear is dry. The first patch is entirely Parva for example. I see great potential in this synthesizer and am glad I supported the project on Kickstarter. Units should be available for sale on www.futureson.us soon! BTW, the final patch is intended to sound like a horror movie soundtrack. It has no oscillators involved other than the filter self oscillating and me turning the knobs for frequency and resonance to change the sound. Really creepy!"



"Here is my second noodle around with the Futuresonus Parva synthesizer. There are no external effects in this demo. Everything you here is 100% Parva. I am particularly excited with the Detroit String stabs which are the result of 3 oscillators, 4 LFO's, panning and LFO cross-modulation. There are also some good examples of bass (which is very good) and some softer and rougher tones. Again, not trying to win a music award, but more showcasing the sounds this instrument can produce. I hope you enjoy! Notes - This is without the updated OS addressing several issues. The high pitched whine you here is due to me running the oscillators at 25 out of 127 gain and having to jack up the main out. Brad at Futuresonus is fixing this by lowering the overall internal gain of the oscillators which will allow them to be turned up without causing crunchiness in the filter and amplifier sections. Also, the filter tuning is not fixed in this OS I am using but you can hear I am still getting some great sounds. Some of the patches feature the mod matrix this time around where you have 16 slots to assign modulation to the wheel, velocity, etc. I only assigned features to the mod wheel but it is quite powerful and I will explore it more in future demos. Check out www.futureson.us for more info on the Parva."