DS Curve 1 Autophaser (w/ Afta8's Filter Bank)

Published on Feb 18, 2016 Bimini Road

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This demo uses a guitar as the input signal, but we all know what Audulus is, and it's a good example of how you can not only build synths with Audulus, but effects, to process external gear.

"This is an Autophaser I made in Audulus with Afta8's Filter Bank. It is a cross between an autowah and a phaser. It does not need to use delay lines to accomplish the phasing effect, because the filtering that the phase delay causes is similar to what's happening in this patch.

The DS Curves 1 package crams in 8 different curves each with 4 pressure gradients. DS Curves can be used in really any effect - compressors, expanders, gates, filter frequency responses, tube distortion modelling, tremolos - really anything where just a boring old linear response ain't doin' it for ya.

Non-linear response is at the heart of why people say they prefer analog effects - now, with the DS Curve 1 package, you can truly begin your journey of modelling analog effects in Audulus.

The curves in this effect are metaphorically simulating the response of the optocoupler found in Autowahs/Phasers."

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Cats Within Cats

Published on Feb 17, 2016 Captain Credible

"The spheres of the spirit-realm return to absolve the universe. But Micheal the pussycat has more pressing issues. Somebody has enchanted his magnificent golden legs! And now he cant walk properly. or can he?

From the EP "Dead Cats" by [sic] renowned scientist and bestselling author Captain Credible (PhD)"

A new video by MATRIXSYNTH Member, Captain Credible featuring diy electronic instruments, and some cats.

And on SoundCloud:



You might remember Captain Credible from previous posts here [scroll down when you get there].

Modular Jam 45

Published on Feb 18, 2016 ngarjuna

"Some patch notes…

West Coast Bass Patch
Driven by Audio Damage Sequencer 1 pushing pitch to the 2 Sputnik VCOs and Wogglebug
Triggers to Maths 1 and accents to Maths 4
Sputnik 1 Tri (-2 Oct) to Opto 1
Sputnik 2 Sine gently FM'd by Wogglebug Woggle CV to Timbre to Opto 2
Maths Sum to Opto 1 and 2 (accented envelopes)
PEG modulating Opto damp 2 (faster) and Timbre (slower)

East Coast Sync Patch
Rene driving the pitch and gates
Sync'd Cranial Saw square modulated by Dual ADSR into Post Lawsuit Filter
SSF Quantum Rainbow Pink Noise attenuated into Post Lawsuit Filter
Pittsburgh Oscillator at audio rate modulating Post Lawsuit Filter
PEG modulating scaled CV input of Post Lawsuit Filter
Audio into Oakley Classic VCA modulated by Dual ADSR

Grunty Vocalized Riff at the beginning etc. is just the Sync Patch tweaked like crazy by the new Sinevibes Array VST. Still just getting to know it but obviously can do some cool stuff.

Robot Bukkake Patch
Rene feeding pitch to Rubicon (at 0 symmetry) and Wogglebug
Rubicon angered (Maths controlled FM) by Wogglebug Ring Mod!
Sputnik 1 modulating Wogglebug clock
Something Maths something Optomix

Bloops and Zaps in Madrona Labs Aalto wiggling some TZFM

Drums in Spark and Jamstix filtered by AJH Minimod VCF modulated by Minimod DEG and AD Sequencer 1
Acid cooked by the Angel Lofte Source Plus and sometimes delayed by the Synthrotek Eko
Mult-ing courtesy of the Division 6 Multiplicity XV"

Moogfest Dial-Tones .: Improvisation

Published on Feb 18, 2016 Moogfest

"Dial-Tones is a series of Moogfest-curated events celebrating the form and frequencies surrounding the art of synthesis, circuitry, drone, and microtonal compositions. Dial-Tones events feature synth-building workshops led by Moog Music engineers and a performance by a Moogfest performing artist. Events leading up to Moogfest 2016 are taking place in Los Angeles, Durham, New York and San Francisco.

Music by: Made of Oak (Nick Sanborn) live from Dial-Tones .: Durham"

Euro G1 Chords and Sweeps

Published on Feb 18, 2016 THX2112

"Exploring chords and filter sweeps of the DSP-G1 and Euro-G1
http://syinsi.com/testing-the-dsp-g1-..."

AniModule Modular Synth as 5 realtime percussion voices with MPC1000

Published on Feb 18, 2016 JRock17991's channel

http://www.animodule.com/

"AniModule and MPC1000 with the MIDI-CV hooked up as a Pad-Gate trigger. Live Modular Synth Percussion over Miniak Bassline + sprinkle a little sampled drums on top. A powerful way to integrate your Modular with your realtime Midi Rig instead of sampling and chopping a piece here and there. Realtime interfacing and interacting. Best thing was it was easy to set this patch up. Set it up in 20 minutes this afternoon.
Lot's of M1xXOR, XXX_OR, SOB, Lil' Monster and ShNoiZe in this patch."

Selfmade Synthesizer by Kurt Diedrich (english version)

Published on Feb 18, 2016 Kris Deux

"Selfmade Synthesizer planned, built and played by Kurt Diedrich

For more details go on the homepage of Kurt:

http://subroutine.jimdo.com/6/project... [Googlish here]

and use the contact function."

German video here.

Power supply (500 mA)
Combined LFO and sample-and-hold unit
Dual Exponentialkonverter for VCOs
VCO 1
VCO 2
Dual-envelope
Combined VCF VCA Unit

Circuits - PHENOL Demo

Published on Feb 18, 2016 KilpatrickAudio

"Kilpatrick Audio is pleased to present: "Circuits" by David Waldman, an sound and visual adventure into the depths of the city. The soundtrack was created entirely with the PHENOL patchable analog synthesizer from Kilpatrick Audio."

Ableton Push 2, Roland TR-8, TAL Bassline and Reaktor Juno-6 demo by Jordan Passmore.

Published on Feb 18, 2016 Jordan Passmore

"This demo is of the Ableton Push 2 and Roland TR-8 hardware units, as well the Ableton Live DAW, hosting the following VSTs:

TAL-BassLine - A VST softsynth that is doing the bassline.
Native Instruments Reaktor 5 w/ Juno-6 Ensemble - A modular VST softsynth that is loaded with a Roland Juno-6 ensemble that is doing the melody sequence.
Valhalla DSP UberMod - A delay effect VST that the melody is being ran through.

Ableton Live is sequencing the two VST synths and sending MIDI clock (via USB) to the Roland TR-8. The TR-8 is sequenced via it's own built-in step sequencer. All of the instruments are being ran through my Ace Tone MP-40 mixer and then recorded via my audio interface.

The TR-8 is using the TR-808 kit and all of the drums are of the 808 variety (909 demo will be coming up soon). The kick drum is hitting the mixer hard, creating a subtle distortion that I find quite nice; getting something smooth or subtle is very possible when not overloading the mixer."