MATRIXSYNTH

Thursday, July 14, 2016

Using Machines To Make Music - Aftermovie

Published on Jul 14, 2016 Human Interface

"Making Things Do Stuff had its first ever event called "Using Machines To Make Music" and this is a little peek of what went down!

Guests presented ideas in the seminars, participated in a panel discussion, and then opened up booths in different studios for people to try different things. After that there was a big open jam session and then the party got started!

www.makingthingsdostuff.com"

Watch the entire seminar/ panel discussion:

Using Machines To Make Music: Seminar/ Panel Talk

Watch the jam session:

Using Machines To Make Music - Jam Session

New Error Instruments ATOM DELAY Eurorack Module

ATOM DELAY EURORACK best in NOIse and dub

Published on Jul 14, 2016 paul tas

"This delay is special.de attention not only is the echo.
but also the feedback. .the feedback self oscillate.
that is verifiable with CV as noise or other.
for use in DUB / experimental ./noise / drums
He called Atom delay .because if you press the red button
the feedback noise as intens.of a bomb explodes.
This delay is also used in the fertas noise synth.
After much demand we .have the Atom made in euros rack modules"

via Error Instruments

PreenFm2 Synthesizer - Operator Algorithms Walkthrough I

Published on Jul 14, 2016 Synth Anatomy

"Please support me on Patreon if you enjoy my content: https://www.patreon.com/synthanatomy?...

This is the first video from my new series of videos from the DIY Synthesizer PreenFm2. This Synthesizer is a clone of a DX7 FM Synthesizer but offers more features like the vintage one. In this video I show you with a simple arpeggio the different operator algorithms available in PreenFm2.

More informations here: http://ixox.fr/preenfm2/"

Gabriel Fauré "Après un rêve" with theremin | Carolina Eyck

Published on Jul 13, 2016 Carolina Eyck

"Live at the Grand Finale Concert of the german theremin festival »Without Touch 2.0«:
Piano: Ewa Dworatzek
September 13th 2008 Lippstadt, Germany

The theremin is one of the oldest electronic musical instruments, controlled without physical contact by the performer. It was invented by Léon Theremin in 1920.

WEBSITE: http://carolinaeyck.com"

Wednesday, July 13, 2016

Analog DnB Drumtrax

Published on Jul 13, 2016 HardtekStudios

"Preparing some drums for a future collaboration. The Tom Cat's output is routed into the Freqbox then out of it into the MF Drive. All of this is recorded into Logic with absolutely no post processing. The Freqbox's envelope follower is also controlling the MF-Drive's filter frequency."

Minilogue - Electribe - Aira - Trance - analogue session - Empty Life?

Published on Jul 13, 2016 marcus kautz

"This time we had fun making some commercial trance sound. Not everybodys taste, but hearing it loud, its a lot of fun. We enjoyed this session a lot. Basics from Electribe 2, the rest is a lot of improvisation. Samples from looperman.com - thanks for the inspiration. Gear list at the end of the vid. Thanks for watching and listening. We are happy about comments - and - of course about critics also! Its just a hobby, but a great one! ;-)"

And the lighter, feel good, happy version:

My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult " A Daisy Chain for Satan"

Published on Nov 14, 2013 shockedthemonkey

"From the 1990 album 'Confessions of a Knife'"

One from my "childhood". Apologies to Marcus if this video is a distraction to his. It was one of those "why does this sound familiar" moments. The female vocal sample, the bassline and general progression. It was on the tip of my tongue, so I went looking, found it, and had to include it. Enjoy. Or not. The classic horror movie masks in Marcus' video do help tie it altogether. Also, this appears to be post #36 for the day - 3 x 6 for 666! Glad another post came in up top, otherwise I'd be spooked going to bed tonight!

Logan Vocalist Analog Choir Synthesizer (1979)

Published on Jul 13, 2016 RetroSound

"(c) 2016 vintage synthesizer demo by RetroSound

Logan Vocalist analog choir synthesizer from the year 1979

Rare like stardust and maybe one of the most interesting human voice synths ever. Made in Italia.

The sound is a bit like the Roland VP-330 human voice section but you have a lot more possiblities with the 3 vowel filters, the envelopes and mixing the different sounds.

The demo video shows the 3 different human voice sound sections (Tenore, Soprano and Solo)

6 voice polyphonic, Vibrato speed and depth and a lot more"