MATRIXSYNTH

Ambient 08062016 // Monotribe & Zoom MS-70CDR

Published on Jun 8, 2016 Computing.Sound

"Created with a Korg Monotribe processed by a Zoom Multistomp MS-70CDR guitar multi-fx pedal, using the Particle Reverb.

The manual states that it models the LINE6 M9 Particle Verb.

If you want to listen to the .wav-file you can download it from Bandcamp.
https://computedotsound.bandcamp.com/..."

Synthrotek Midi to CV expander eurorack module

Published on Jun 8, 2016 Flux302 of Fluxwithit.com

http://store.synthrotek.com/MST-Midi-...

Discover new musical possibilities with the Hyve Touch Synthesizer

Published on Jun 8, 2016 Skot Wiedmann

"Be melodic and expressive, or drum and tap. Here are some fun ways to explore 3D touch and performance gestures on this little synthesizer.

Sign up for updates at http://tiny.cc/hyve"

Buchla 251e Ratcheting

Published on Jun 8, 2016 Todd Barton

"Simple demo of programming ratcheting. I'm only using a single section of the 251e - 3 more sections available for more advanced and complex patching"

Zaquencer/Beatstep Pro Jam (June 6 2016)

Published on Jun 6, 2016 stereofect

"This time I use Zaquencer to not only sequence my synths but also sync up the Beatstep Pro to Zaquencer. Zaquencer is on X5Dr, Mopho and anode duty while the Beastep Pro handles drums and the AN200. I, of course, play lead on the Bass Station II. An Oxygen8 is used to transpose both Zaquencer and the Beatstep Pro.

Gear used:

Mopho Desktop
Korg X5DR
Meeblip anode
Yamaha AN200
Novation Bass Station II
Boss DR-550 MKII
BCR2000 running Zaquencer
Arturia Beatstep Pro

Hope you like it!

Cheers!!"

Moog Mother-32 Lost Patch

Published on Jun 8, 2016 ozashikiTECHNO

"Vintage '60s style Electronic music sound with Moog Mother-32 analog synthesizer."

Moog mother 32 live sequencer play

Published on Jun 7, 2016 Cray

"Moog mother 32 live seq play"

New Yamaha DX7 4x Expansion Board - 128 Patch Memories, Velocity Fix, and More

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"Another great revived expansion board for the original DX7. Simpler and easier to use than E! or SuperMAX+. Here is a brief explanation of the expansion:

Memory expansion to 128 patches (Yamaha calls them "voices") in 4 banks of 32 patches.
All patches directly accessible using standard MIDI Program Change (both in and out).
Velocity offset setting for fixing the DX7 max velocity issue.
Selectable MIDI IN and OUT channels (they can be different).
Local On/Off lets you control if the local keyboard controls the built-in FM sound engine or not.
Keyboard Split with adjustable split point.
Compatible with standard RAM and ROM cartridges
SOLDERING IS REQUIRED. Three wires -- get a tech to do it.

Installation Manual

User Manual

See the website for more."