iCosmos- Ambient Modular Patch.

Published on Feb 28, 2016 PaulLawlerMusic

"Creating an evolving ambient soundscape with the 'Loop' Ipad App, Clouds, and the Spectral Multiband Resonator.
https://paullawler.bandcamp.com/"

Update: You can find the Monolith Loop app on iTunes here: Monolith Loop ◎ Relax ◎ Meditate ◎ Sleep ◎ Zen - Monolith Interactive, Inc.

System Error

Published on Feb 28, 2016 Miguel d'Oliveira

"Multitrack jam with a prophet 12 and a Juno 6.
Drums from a CR 8000, recorded and chopped. Then loaded onto a sampler and processed (compressor, eq + distortion). Beat created from scratch.
Reverb: Valhalla Room"

ROLAND JUPITER 8 JP-8 14 bit model with midi conversion SN 282955

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"The serial number is #282955. Starting at serial #282880 the JP-8 came standard with a DCB port, as does this unit. These newer JP-8's are also referred to as JP-8A's.
Beginning with serial number #171700, the 12-bit DAC was upgraded to a 14-bit DAC.
This increased the resolution of the controls. Lucky for you, this unit is the superior 14 bit version.
The soldered-in battery typically lasts ten years or more, ranking these boards among the lowest-maintenance of their generation.
The battery on this unit was replaced last year, when serviced."

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Sequential Prophet 600 Synthesizer w/ Gligli Upgrade

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Bruce Springsteen - Streets of Philadelphia (Chords, Korg Minilogue version)

Published on Feb 28, 2016 Calle Nilsson

"Bruce Springsteen - Streets of Philadelphia played with Korg Minilogue and Roland AIRA TR8."

Gorgon Hat by Atomic Shadow

Gorgon Hat from Atomic Shadow on Vimeo.

"This piece features the RCA tone burst generator, played live through effects pedals (including Strymon El Capistan). The EMW-200 is playing through a Lexicon Vortex unit. The modular synth is being controlled by the SynthCube 266 SOU and clocked with a Krisp 1 LFO. The other modules in the patch are the STG Soundlabs Sea Devils filtering a DotCom Q106, Analog Crafstman Gristlier filtering the SSL DDVCO. Both Oscillators are routed through the Krisp 1 Ring Mod. The modular patch is mixed through the STG mixer on it's way to the Yamaha AW-1600 recorder. PSP Audioware plugs used in the mixing stage included the Spring Box and their excellent new EMT 244/245 reverbs.

No Gorgons were harmed in the making of this picture."

http://www.atomicshadow.com

Update: you can find a write-up on the Making of Gorgon hat here.

Macbeth Elements Pads and Pulses

Published on Feb 28, 2016 Todd Barton

"The fourth in a series of initial explorations of the Macbeth Elements Synthesizer. On board spring reverb and digital tape delay."

Novation Circuit - Dark Industrial Chiptune

Published on Feb 28, 2016 KlaatuNinja

https://us.novationmusic.com/circuit/circuit
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Afta8 Soft-Cipping Tanh Guitar Distortion

Published on Feb 28, 2016 Bimini Road

Get Audulus for: iOS | Mac | Windows/Linux

"Audulus user Afta8 created a simple and nifty distortion module, and this is a simple demo of its sound! Download it for free, and read the explanation of how it works here: http://forum.audulus.com/discussion/9...

http://www.audulus.com
http://forum.audulus.com
http://www.biminiroadelectronics.com"

SoundBow Release for iOS

SoundBow from binaura on Vimeo.

Originally available for Android back in July of 2012, SoundBow was release for iOS in January of this year.

"SoundBow is a drawing based music instrument with a clean and simple visual interface. Create music by drawing curves over the screen. Apart from drawing, you can experiment by moving the strings around freely to rescale your instrument. Use the microphone and start creating melodies, soundscapes with your own voice. If you wish, you can export your composition as an audio file. SoundBow is available on the AppStore, find out more at http://www.binaura.net/soundbow"

"SoundBow is a drawing based music instrument with a clean and simple visual interface.

Create music by drawing curves over the screen. Your gesture will be remembered and played back continuously. Each time your ever-looping gesture hits a string, a sound is produced. Apart from drawing, you can experiment by moving the strings around freely to rescale your instrument. Record any sound through the microphone and start creating melodies, soundscapes with your own voice. If you wish, you can also export your composition as an audio file.

SoundBow is made with free and open source tools. The interface is built with OpenFrameworks, for accurate polyphonic sound sample playback, the sound engine is made with SodaLib, a free Data Sonification Library built on top of libPd (Pure Data)."