Yamaha Reface DX Demos by Perfect Circuit Audio

Published on May 25, 2016 Perfect Circuit Audio

https://www.perfectcircuitaudio.com/reface-dx-fm-synthesizer.html

Playlist:
Yamaha Reface DX Dem
Yamaha Reface DX Sequencer Demo

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Published on May 25, 2016 Ebotronix
Re-Published on May 26, 2016

4ms Peg, QCD/Expander, RCD², VCA Matrix
Analogue Systems RS 100², RS110²², RS 360², RS 500e²
Arp Odyssey 2821 white noise
Doepfer R 2m², A101-2², A114², A133², A134²², A143-1, 2, 9
A151²², A156², A175²²²,A185-2(14x),A138a²²b²²c²²²
Flame Chord Machine² , Q Slider²,Talking Synth²
foh choices
Grendel Formant Filter²
Make Noise Brains PP², Maths², Moddemix²², Optomix,
QMMG, René, Wogglebug²
Malekko Anti ²², Unkle²², Jag
Moog Freqbox²², Taurus 2 (Bass), MP201
Oberheim Sem
Roland SVC 350 Vocoder
SSL Modulation Orgy
Toppobrillo Quantimator² (aeolian), Sportmodulator, TWF²
Logic masterclock to Kenton Pro 2000, Pro Solo 2~Taurus 2
FX:Boss VF-1,Line 6Echopro,MXR Phase100,TC M3000,Mone XL
mackie the mixer²
drums Ultrabeat
vid #1521

Novation Circuit controls ARP 2600 and Roland SH-101with the mighty Hotchki55 CV.OCD

Published on May 25, 2016 -CALC-

"I've been lucky enough to get my hands on a prototype that my friend is working on; the Hotchki55 CV.OCD.

A wonderous little box that converts MIDI into control voltage and has a ton of outputs and really cool features.

I'm just starting to explore what this box can do but of course the first thing to do is use my Novation Circuit to control two of my all time favourite synths

In this video the Circuit is sequencing the ARP 2600 (Orangeface from 1979) and the classic Roland SH-101.

The CV.OCD is the perfect compliment to Circuit and I am absolutely delighted that this thing exists..... Its a complete game changer!

CV.OCD is very configurable little box too you can send CV out of 4 outputs and then there are 12 other outputs for gate, trigger, start stop, clock... all kinds of really useful stuff.
There is also a polyphonic CV mode meaning you can use the CVOCD to turn the ARP 2600 into a 3 voice paraphonic synth!!!!!!!! WHAAAATTT!

You might be able to tell but I am very happy about this little box. when it is ready it will be available at: https://www.tindie.com/stores/hotchk155/ with his other superb inventions. Definitely go check it out."

Update:

Novation Circuit Controlling APR 2600 and SH-101 with CV.OCD

DSP Synthesizers Nano Drum 4HP Series Eurorack Modules Starts with the R606

via DSP Synthesizers

"From the 1st of June all DSP Synthesizer Drum modules go 4HP.

The first in the Nano Drum series is the R606 vintage drums."

Modular + Flugelhorn No.1 - Eurorack Jamsession

Published on May 25, 2016 Colin Benders

"So this happened. Maarten convinced me to bring along the Flugelhorn and play along. I did not expect much of it but it worked out in the end. Also Playing Piano and Flugel at the same time is a hassle."

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Modular + Cello No.2 - Eurorack Jamsession

Published on May 27, 2016 Colin Benders

"Modular and Cello end up going well together."

MFB DOMINION 1 SYNTHESIZER

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Vermona DRM 1 Vintage Analog Drum Machine Synthesizer

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"Vintage Analog drum machine with TR style sequencer, made in Germany . It was released in 1987 by a German synthesizer company named Vermona. These days they are best known for their analog drum module the Vermona DRM-1 MK3."

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Noise Reap Eurorack Skew LFO ~ Eurorack Module

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"Triangle and square wave low frequency oscillator. Skew control at noon gives symmetrical output shapes (triangle and square). Adjusting the skew control will gradually morph the triangle into a positive or negative ramp, and will vary the pulse width of the square. Frequency ranges from 0.007Hz (1.5 minute cycle) – 150Hz. A three position toggle switch changes between slow, medium, and fast frequency rates.

Specifications:

eurorack 4hp
12mA @ +12V
12mA @ -12V
+/-2.5 volt output waveforms
skiff friendly"

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Noise Reap Swiss Army Mixer ~ Eurorack Module ~ Attenuator/Inverter/Diff amp

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"DC coupled Inputs 1-4 are summed and sent to the mix out. If a cable is plugged into outs 1-3, that respective channel will be pulled from the mix and become buffered attenuator.

There are three differential amplifiers outputs at the bottom of the module. A simple formula for the differential outputs is this: [diff output] = [ input 1 voltage ] + [ - input 2 voltage ]. Notice that the inputs are added together but the second input is also inverted. As an example, a 5 volt gate at both inputs 1 & 2 will equal 0 volts out of the diff output. Diff 3-4 works the same way, with input 4 being the inverted input. The diff outputs can also be used as simple inverters for channels 2 & 4.

The "diff-diff" is a differential amplifier for the two diff outputs (diff 1-2 is the inverted input to the diff-diff).

Specifications:

Euroroack 8hp
20mA @ +12V
20mA @ -12V
skiff friendly
List of basic functions:

mixer/summer
voltage offseting
linear attenuators
inverter
differntial amplifier"

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Noise Reap FLUX (random source) Eurorack Module

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"Flux is a glitchy/jerky low frequency* random CV source created with extreme low pass filtered analog white noise.

Two bipolar LEDs give some insight into what the module is doing at any given time. The bottom LED will turn blue when the CV is positive and red when negative. The top LED will match that color code but only comes on when the CV amplitude is 2 volts or greater.

The offset control is very sensitive and will give the random CV a positive or negative bias. It is possible to over offset the CV and have a tweaky +/- DC source.

There is a 1-3 minute "warm up" period before the circuit stabilizes and reaches equilibrium. Until then the random output will have a negative bias and white noise will not be heard and/or centered around ground.

*true random stuff doesn't actually have a frequency because it doesn't repeat

Specifications:

Eurorack 4hp
10mA @ +12V
10mA @ -12V
skiff friendly :)
Outputs:

Raw - amplified white noise output - usually normalized around +/-8 volts (may have a slight positive DC bias, not usually an issue at all for audio sorces, especially noise)
Ran (RANDOM) - subaudio control voltage out +/- 8ish

soundcloud demo"

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