Thursday, March 03, 2016
569EGB & 569EGB Expander Modules
Published on Mar 3, 2016 John L Rice
"Here's a little bit more on the new Moon Modular gate output and set position input expansion modules for the 569 sequencer."
Synthrotek MST Expressor - Eurorack Expression Pedal Interface
Published on Mar 3, 2016 synthrotek
http://store.synthrotek.com/MST-Expre...
"The MST Expressor allows you to use expression pedals with your modular, taking a "hands-off" approach to expand your control and creativity. It has two identical powered expression pedal processing units in one handy module, allowing you to do things such as:
- Control volume with your foot
- Attenuate CV or audio if no expression pedal is plugged in
- Add positive or negative voltage with the flick of an ankle:
- Sweep a filter cutoff
- Transpose CV
- Pitch bend
- Direct audio volume control
- Attenuate and expand external CV
- LFO rate adjustment
- Modulation amount control
- And more...
Features:
- Processes audio and DC signals
- Two discreet expression pedal input channels (1/4" TRS jacks)
- External signal (audio or CV) input per channel
- Precise output adjustment: attenuator/scale control per channel
- 3-position switch select of +5V, -5V or 0V (mute) per channel
- External input bypasses the switch voltage (the switch voltage and external input are not active at the same time, i.e. the voltage will not offset your input signal.)
- Red/green LED per channel (red = positive voltage, green = negative voltage)
- Compatible with passive TRS 1/4" expression pedals, such as the M-Audio EX-P
Specifications:
- Current draw: 28mA on +12V; 28mA on -12V
- Width: 8HP
- Module depth: 24mm"
Free Public Performance By Suzanne Ciani at Dial-Tones: San Francisco


via Moogfest Dial-Tones:
"Youth Synthesizer Workshop and Electronic Legend Suzanne Ciani Public Performance
Friends of Moog,
San Franciscans have the opportunity to experience a live performance by legendary synthesist and electronic music pioneer Suzanne Ciani during Moogfest Dial-Tones at Gray Area Art & Technology Center on Saturday, March 5th.
Taking place in select cities around the world, Dial-Tones is an event series offering an exclusive preview of the Moogfest 2016 experience. Curated by Moogfest, Dial-Tones celebrates the form and frequencies surrounding ambient, drone, and microtonal compositions, as well as the technology behind the art of synthesis. The San Francisco edition is presented in partnership with Gray Area, a Moogfest 2016 Program Partner.
We want to let you know that RSVP for this performance and after-party is now open. Dial-Tones is free and open to the public, but space is extremely limited, so be sure to RSVP at dialtonessf.eventbrite.com. Access to the performance and after-party is granted to the RSVP list on a first come, first served basis."
Click here for details on how to RSVP.
Percussa Coming to Rocky Mountain Synthesizer Meetup Denver, Colorado on March 8th
"The Rocky Mountain Synthesizer Meetup is a monthly social gathering with more than 440 synthesists and synth enthusiasts from Denver, and was founded in 2012 by Synthesist and Sound Artist Mark Mosher. During the meetup on March 8th we'll give a presentation about SYNTHOR, the digital modular synthesizer I've been working on for the AudioCubes, as well as talk about the visualization features I've recently added into SYNTHOR. After our presentation, there will be a cool after-meetup performance by Brendan Haskins.
Date: March 8th, 2016
Time: 7PM to 10:30PM
Place: Walnut Room, 3131 Walnut Street, Denver (Colorado)"
Sync 01 Synth Event Hosted by Audio Damage Set for This Friday in San Francisco
"Sync01 is a free and all-ages event organized by AudioDamage. It’s an afternoon of community, conversation, and cables with Eurorack and synth manufacturers. Live performances from James Cigler, Rodent, Bana Haffar, and Tyler Thompson.
During the event several manufactures will be there to demo their products. Among the other manufacturers: Audio Damage, WMD, Makenoise, Roger Linn, Rossum Electro-Music, Toppobrillo, Mordax, Dave Smith Instruments, Industrial Music Electronics (formerly The Harvestman), Blue Lantern, Noise Engineering, 4MS and Synthrotek. Besides manufacturers retailers such as Robotspeak and I/O Music Technology will be attending the event as well.
Date: March 5th, 2016
Time: 4PM to 8PM
Place: Codeword, 917 Folsom St (@ 5th St.), San Francisco"
Percussa will be showing their AudioCubes as well.
During the event several manufactures will be there to demo their products. Among the other manufacturers: Audio Damage, WMD, Makenoise, Roger Linn, Rossum Electro-Music, Toppobrillo, Mordax, Dave Smith Instruments, Industrial Music Electronics (formerly The Harvestman), Blue Lantern, Noise Engineering, 4MS and Synthrotek. Besides manufacturers retailers such as Robotspeak and I/O Music Technology will be attending the event as well.
Date: March 5th, 2016
Time: 4PM to 8PM
Place: Codeword, 917 Folsom St (@ 5th St.), San Francisco"
Percussa will be showing their AudioCubes as well.
Noise Engineering Variatic Erumption Tutorial
Published on Mar 3, 2016 Noise Engineering
"Quick tutorial of the Variatic Erumption."
Modular Synthesizer Improvisation with 2 Moog Werkstatt-01 (and a Doepfer A-147-2)
Published on Mar 3, 2016 Der Schlendrian
"Recorded through a Hall of Fame-Reverb with Loopy HD"
http://www.moogmusic.com/products/Semi-Modular
Werkstatts on eBay | Werkstatts on Amazon
this ain't rock & roll
Published on Mar 3, 2016 mark williamson
'This is recorded directly from the m32 - no effects, no post processing."
http://www.moogmusic.com/products/semi-modular/mother-32
Moog Mother 32s on eBay | Moog Mother 32s on Amazon
Two Sequencers Running - video #1
Published on Mar 3, 2016 noddyspuncture
"On this one I am using the SQ10 & Q960 sequencers. The SQ10 is playing the MS20 side of my MS20/MS10 hybrid 'Frankensynth'... the Q960 is playing the Minimoog. The Q960 is the 'master' here and the SQ10 is the 'slave' (...a little custom modification I made to both units to enable that function...!) The SQ10/MS20 are running free and I am tweaking the Moog side of things for some variation... :)"
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