KORG TRITON EXTREME EXB-MOSS Z1 KILLER SCI-FI SOUNDS & FX Part 1 by Rik Marston

Published on Jul 14, 2016 SynthgodXXX

Update: part 2 added below.

The first patch sounds similar to Prophetic Steps on the KORG Prophecy. Same engine but slightly different some say. I always thought the Z1 was a Polyphonic Prophecy, but the parameter editing does not actually match up 1 to 1. I once tried creating Prophetic Steps on the Z1 to see what a polyphonic version would sound like and ultimately gave up. On the other hand the Yamaha UK once released a Roland JP-8000 soundset for the Yamaha AN1X that was quite spot on. I A/B'ed them and was blown away at how exact they got it in some cases. I always wondered if they ported the patches through software of if an individual meticulously recreated them.

Video description:

"KORG TRITON EXTREME EXB-MOSS Z1
"KILLER SCI-FI SOUNDS & FX" Part 1
by Rik Marston
***Watch In HD*** 100% NO TALKING!
Please Watch Your VOLUME LEVELS!!!

This is a 2 part demonstration of the sounds &
the power of the optional EXB-MOSS (KORG Z1
synthesizer engine in an expansion board) for the
KORG TRITON & KARMA series keyboard music workstations.
It's the heart & soul of the powerful Virtual Analog /
Physical Modeling MONSTER synthesizer: The KORG Z1.
I love the KORG Z1, so having it INSIDE the KORG TRITON EXTREME 61 key is GREAT!!!
And it is also EXCELLENT in the KORG KARMA!
Now that ROCKS!!!!!

The first 7 sounds are from the FANTASTIC Professional
sound designers: PRO-REC
The bank (on sale at Pro-rec.com) is called
"MOSS Film 3-D" + it's worth every penny!!
Waaay trippy sounds that will take you into OBLIVION!
Great use with the EFFECTS!!!
The last 4 sounds are from the FACTORY F Bank
PCG's or Programs.
They show off a great variety of soundscapes & the true power
of the fantastic EXB-MOSS expansion!! 6 voices of AWESOME!!!!

Here are the sound names, program numbers & time in video:

1. Planet X F079 from PRO-REC "MOSS Film 3-D" @ 00:08
2. Evolution F084 from PRO-REC "MOSS Film 3-D" @ 00:59
3. Alien Vector F061 from PRO-REC "MOSS Film 3-D" @ 01:44
4. Reactor Engine F042 from PRO-REC "MOSS Film 3-D" @ 02:25
5. Spectacles F050 from PRO-REC "MOSS Film 3-D" @ 03:30
6. Xanthers F078 from PRO-REC "MOSS Film 3-D" @ 04:46
7. Slip Sipper F058 from PRO-REC "MOSS Film 3-D" @ 07:18
8. BPF Sweep F041 from the FACTORY F Bank @ 08:36
9. Sub Lead F026 from the FACTORY F Bank @ 11:04
10. Square Hollow F009 from the FACTORY F Bank @ 12:48
11. Morph 3003 Dist F067 from the FACTORY F Bank @ 13:30

Thank You For Watching!
More Synth Demos & Ambient Chill Zen Music
Coming Soon!
Rik"

KORG TRITON EXTREME EXB-MOSS Z1 KILLER SCI-FI SOUNDS & FX Part 2 Rik Marston


Here are the sound names, program numbers & time in video:

1. Water Bell F092 from the FACTORY F Bank @ 00:05
2. Antique Strings F062 from the FACTORY F Bank @ 01:51
3. Dream Strings F038 from the FACTORY F Bank @ 03:29
4. Night Lights F017 from the FACTORY F Bank @ 05:50
5. Forest F015 from the FACTORY Bank @ 08:00
6. Vowel Phase Pad F023 from the FACTORY F Bank @ 09:37
7. Mad Scientist F0111 from the FACTORY F Bank @ 11:00
8. Ground Synth F0123 from the FACTORY F Bank @ 12:23
9. Giant REZ Sweep F048 from the FACTORY F Bank @ 13:43

Dark Side of the Tune Live at Volt Divers

Published on Jul 14, 2016 darksideothetune

"Dark Side of the Tune Live in Portland, Oregon. Volt Divers night at Lovecraft bar. Live Modular Synthesis meets Akai MPC."

Hellcore - Studio Live Jam 140716 - Elektron Monomachine / Analog Four / DSI Tetra

Published on Jul 14, 2016 Hellcore

"Quick play with the Monomachine MIDI sequencing the Tetra. Had some issues with recording, hence the odd glitch and fade out. All sequencing from the synths, recorded via USB out of the A4 using Overbridge."

Watch the blinky lights for what each synth is playing.

ARP 2600 synthesiser fader repair MF#83

Published on Jul 14, 2016 markusfuller

"replacing a broken fader on the Arp-2600 Synthesiser.
the background arp-2600 music used in this video is by -CALC-https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGov...
My patreon page is http://www.patreon.com/markusfuller"

modular jam w / cirklon, elektron

Published on Jul 14, 2016 josker

"Basically the first idea with modular that developed into a songish form.

I'm driving my trusty Roland XV -5050 rompler and Braids into Clouds, which is pitch-modulated. drums Rytm, bass and small trinkets A4. Cirklon controls (and rules) all."

Live Ambient 1

Published on Jul 14, 2016 miip999

"Live Ambient/noise recorded live in studio with Makenoise modular system"

Novation UltraNova Unboxing Shots & Upcoming Reviews

Just a few quick shots of my new Novation UltraNova! I will be reviewing the synth along with providing my thoughts back to Novation. If anyone has any questions, or anything they'd like me to cover and/or pass along to them, let me know. You can leave a comment at the bottom of this post or send me an email (you can find my email address at the bottom right of the site via the little email icon - either click on it, or right click and copy the address).

I'm looking forward to giving this synth a run-through. I actually own a Novation Nova desktop synth, a K-Station, and of course, the recent Novation Circuit which I wrote a review for along with an iPad editor. I'm curious how the two will integrate, including how the UltraNova might act as an editor and controller for the Circuit. The addition of wavetables and extended functionality of the UltraNova over the Nova and K-Station are of particular interest to me as well. I'm curious how far the Nova line has come, and what if any of the codebase it shares with the originals. The Supernova II was the flagship and retailed for roughly $2,999. The UltraNova retails for only $599. How do they compare?

Side note: check out the bottom two pics below. Funny how the keyboard in the top one runs into the image on the box in the bottom one. That was not intentional, but pretty cool nonetheless. :) The bottom shot is w/o the included mic plugged in.

Note I have "Reviews" in the title. Just going over the UltraNova for a day I can see it is a relatively deep synth. I will likely break out my review in sections over time, to both make it easier for me to compose and for you to consume.

CLICK FOR MORE »

Novation // Loopmasters & Sergehaus

Published on Jul 14, 2016 NovationTV

"This track was made using nothing more than the free samples and software that comes included with every Novation instrument.

With the Loopmasters sample library included for free, Novation’s Launch, SL, Impulse, Nova and Circuit series of MIDI controllers, keyboards and synths give you everything you need to get started making music right away.
Learn more: https://www.novationmusic.com/loopmas...

Equipment used:

Novation Launchkey - https://www.novationmusic.com/keys/la...

Novation Launchpad Pro - https://www.novationmusic.com/launch/..."

Playlist:
Novation // Loopmasters & Sergehaus - Dance
Novation // Loopmasters & Sergehaus - Hip-hop
Novation // Loopmasters & Sergehaus - Jazz
Novation // Loopmasters & Sergehaus - Blues

via Novation

"For the last few years, all Novation products have shipped with a versatile 1GB collection of Loopmasters samples, giving music production novices a great audio resource with which to get started, and more experienced users a very useful addition to their established soundware library.

However, while the quality of the sounds themselves is every bit as high as you’d expect from the world’s leading sampling production house, we’ve decided 1GB just isn’t enough and increased the package from that already-sizeable amount to a whopping 4GB. And, yes, that’s for existing customers as well as new ones!

Packed with professional quality, royalty-free loops and one-shots, the newly expanded Loopmasters library takes in the gamut of contemporary genres – blues, funk, hip-hop, techno, DnB, house and many more – and a wide range of electronic and acoustic instrumentation. With this many samples at your fingertips, you’ll never be stuck for sonic inspiration, whether you’re looking for a starter sound for a new track or that certain ‘something’ that’s missing from your current work in progress.

Not only that, but owners of any Novation Launchkey, SL or Impulse keyboard also gain access to three amazing Simpler-based multisampled instruments for Ableton Live 9: Piano, Rhodes and Hammond Organ.

With the Loopmasters sample library included for free, Novation’s Launch, SL, Impulse, Nova and Circuit series of MIDI controllers, keyboards and synths give you everything you need to get started making music right away, from beats and basslines to melodics, vocals and FX."

Note: the Ultranova is pictured as a controller for the sample pack - it does not support sample loading itself.

Novation Circuit - Atlanta

Published on Jul 14, 2016 Krog360

"First off, apologies for the terrible in-out focus video. I guess my camcorders auto focus does not play well in the low light conditions that this was shot in.

Other than that, a short down-tempo tune which is kinda' relaxing-ish !"

Remidi - Wearable Musical Instrument - Glove & Wrist Controller

via http://remidi-pro.com

"We created a new wearable midi instrument called the Remidi T8, which is composed of a sensor-loaded glove and a MIDI wrist controller that allows you to use your hand as a musical device by combining sounds with your fingertips,palm and hand motions. The T8 has eight sensors embedded into the glove, three in the palm and one in each fingertip, which give you the ultimate range of motion and customized settings. You can individually program each sensor to create new sounds or remix existing ones.

Here’s some articles about us :
http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-35578982
https://www.namm.org/nammu/wearable-instruments-cutting-edge-tech-fashion
https://www.yahoo.com/tech/surface-synthesizer-remidi-t8-wearable-181547261.html"

via the Remidi website:

"The Remidi T8 turns the whole human hand into music by playing infinite combinations of notes and sounds

A NEW WAY TO CREATE MUSIC

The T8 gives complete motion freedom, works on every surface and allows to combine motion with music, in order to perform and approach with music in a whole new way and free the art of sound.

THE BRACELET AND THE GLOVE

The wristband hosts the control center, while the glove hosts 8 pressure sensitive spots to trigger notes.
They plug to each other through
the magnetic connector on the back of the hand.
AIR MODULATION

The motion sensors opens to a wider expression of music: players can still alter the sound while a notes already started, simply by moving their hand or twisting their wrist.

ONE HAND, ENDLESS KEYBOARDS

The encoder on the bracelet has the main function to browse through users' note sets. Players just turn it to switch from a note set to another, from a C scale to a F scale, from a famous song riff to a set of samples in just one touch!"