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Sunday, August 07, 2016

Warps Vocoder 2. Warped Dunes with Baron Harkonnen.


Published on Aug 7, 2016 Robert Shipe

"Classic scene from David Lynch's adaptation of Frank Herbert's 'Dune' where House Harkonnen plots against House Atreides. This time I use the Square/Pulse waveform for the Carrier signal instead of Noise. Tracked live in Ableton 9 with Focusrite preamps. iPhone 6s video."

Building a synthesizer in less than 10 minutes


Published on Aug 7, 2016 LektroiD

"Building a revision 2 Jasper Synthesizer. For sound demo of revision 1 model, follow this link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChiMJ... [posted here]
Music by myself; unreleased track from 1994."

PPG WG SH32Sound0807


Published on Aug 6, 2016 ryouichi harada

iTunes: WaveGenerator - Wolfgang Palm

VCFQ demo


Published on Aug 6, 2016 justin3am

"A run through of the excellent Serge/Random*Source Variable Q VCF.

This is my first attempt to demonstrate a eurorack module with voice over. Not perfect but I think it gets the point across. Not really digging the fish-eye look... oh well."

Saturday, August 06, 2016

keith's psychedelic breakfast - Moog System 55


Published on Aug 6, 2016 100 Things I Do

"This weeks clip is something a little different. Last night at The Melbourne Electronic Sound Studio (MESS) I had a few hours to explore the Moog System 55. Everything you hear in this clip was generated during that session, the sounds were then cut and trimmed this morning and assembled as you hear them in quasi concrete style. Effects used are Logic's ring modulator and as always Eventide's Black Hole. The video I took during the session came out pretty rough do to the Florissant lights so its more a montage than my normal clips. Hope you enjoy! Thanks also to Ross for hosting of the evening and Shane for some added noodle flavor :D"

Rephazer - Little Mad Sometimes (Live Minimal/Acid with Octatrack, Analog Four, vPed and OP-1)


Published on Aug 6, 2016 Rephazer

"Hi folks, It's been a while since I did a live 'house' jam so here it is..

Some heavy use of the Elektron Octatrack and Analog Four on the first half of the jam featuring a kind of 'Minimal Acid' style.. The Mode Machines vPed and Teenage Engineering OP-1 are used some more on the second half of the jam featuring a more experimental melodic minimal techno style.

All audio is going into the Octatrack and the audio output of the Octatrack is recorded with the Zoom H4n.

Sorry for the quick fade-out at the end.. Not sure why that happened while rendering the video, but there used to be a long(er) reverb tail.."

In Theory


Published on Aug 6, 2016 davidryle

"It should work...

I took a leap and bought quite a few new modules all at lone to try a rhythm experiment as well as a different direction in tonal work.

Noise Engineering's Numeric Repetitor, Confundo Funkitus, Tonnetz Sequent are in play here along with a Mutable Instruments Grids. Battle plan included trying straight pulse inputs for the clock timing from a 4MS QCD which is picking up a master timing off the Intellijel Metropolis RYK-M185 sequencer. They are playing nice with a suite of STG Soundlabs sequencer modules and Time Divider as well as a Moon Modular 554 Octal Divider to hammer out some pulse timings to the Tonnetz Sequent. A pair of Synthesizers.com Q962 sequential switches are further dividing up the various pulses to the Home and Transform functions on the Tonnetz Sequent.

The tonal chords from the TS is running a trio of Synthesizers.com Q106's sent through a Yusynth mixer to a Behringer CC300 Space Chorus and on to an Oakley Audio Discontinuity Wavefolder and then on through a Jurgen Haible Tau "Pipe" phaser and finally into a Modcan Dual Delay which is cv swept from a Makenoise Pressure Points and Brains. Whew! It was worth the 100 feet of cables though as it sounds similar to an old Leslie driven Hammond organ in places - like!

Mutable Instruments Rings starts the piece with a bit of resonant bleeps dampened to sound like wood blocks a few minutes into the production. A copy of the Metropolis sequence to a Harvestman Piston Honda is split up going to an Echophon, Phonogene, Clouds and Z-DSP for loads of background effects. It is also sent through a Behringer DD400 digital delay paneled into a 5U module before sent to a MOTM 440 discrete OTA low pass filter. This is also part of the opening sounds set. The last thing banging out a nasty bass tone is the Makenoise Mysteron.
Bass drum is a single Q106 vco through a Q109 ADSR. The snare sound is a TipTop SD808 and the clicky hat sound is an pair of Q106's in conjunction with a double resonant Q107 SVF filter in high pass mode and Q109 ADSR. The Q107 is also being modulated by a Sputnik West Coast Random Source FRV probability cv.

It worked for me."

Roland Jupiter 4 Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer SN 851241

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Tom Oberheim SEM Pro

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"Oberheim SEM Pro Synthesizer Expander Module Features at a Glance:

True analog synthesis from Oberheim - a sound that has helped shape modern music
MIDI to CV module opens up new possibilities in the studio as well as live
Rugged, durable design gives you the confidence to make the SEM Pro part of your live rig
External audio inputs make the SEM Pro a powerful processing tool
Personally autographed by Tom Oberheim

The Oberheim SEM Pro Synthesizer Expander Module is an instant synth classic."

Elektron Live Jam by Jens Aderholz


Published on Aug 6, 2016 Jens Aderholz

Note this one went up earlier today but was pulled shortly after. It's back.

"Elektron Live Jam by Jens Aderholz

My Gear

Roland MX1
Roland Tr8
Roland Tb3
Elektron Analog Four
Elektron Analog Rytm
Elektron Octatrack
Virus Ti Polar"
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