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Trogotronic 669 Warthog Bastard Noise Sirkut Oscillator Synth

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Moog Memorymoog Plus SN 1956

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Hicut Cake #017 :: Korg Arp Odyssey // Moog Voyager // MFB Urzwerg Pro // Strymon Big Sky

Published on Aug 29, 2016 hicutcake

Ingredients:
– Korg Arp Odyssey
– Moog Voyager Oldschool
– MFB Urzwerg Pro
– Strymon Big Sky reverb

Recorded at: Studio Tort, Warsaw, Poland 2016

http://studiotort.pl

Akai Timbre Wolf + Korg Volcas + Cheetah MS6

Published on Aug 29, 2016 Diverse Audio Laboratory

"In which the Diverse Audio Laboratory dust the cobwebs from a Cheetah MS6 and make repetitive noises with it, all the while musing that it might be time to start thinking of better titles for these videos."

Synth Vids by Medsound M

Published on Aug 27, 2016 Medsound M

Some great synth showcasing in these.

Playlist:
001 ITALO / ROLAND TR-8 / ROLAND JUNO 106 / ROLAND JX-3P
ROLAND TR-8 / NORD LEAD 2X / ROLAND JX3P / EMU PROTEUS 2000
Roland TR-8 with 7x7 expansion Trial
Roland JX-3P + Nord lead 2X
Nord lead 2x + JUNO 106
chillin...
Roland JUNO-106 + Roland DEP5 + LEXICON MPX100 + Nord lead 2X
Bass Station rack

Delta Aquarii - Parallel Eclipse (Live Jam with Korg Volca, TR-8, JX-03, TB-3, Monotron Delay)

Published on Aug 26, 2016 KУMΘTHΘ

"Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/deltaaquarii

Equipment used:
Roland TR-8 (808 Sounds) , Roland TB-3, Roland JX-03, Korg Monotron Delay, TC Alter Ego Delay, TC M300, Korg Volca Bass & Korg Volca Keys

No multitracking"

TR-8 & Ableton Dark Techno Jam With Custom Samples

Published on Aug 26, 2016 Synthesis Minimalis

"Download Link: http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?...

Please support me on my bandcamp: synthesisminimalis.bandcamp.com

Hello ladies & gentlemen! Ever wanted to use custom samples on your Roland Aira TR-8? Well, I sort of came up with a solution, all you need is your machine at hand, a usb cable, and Ableton Live. I myself have been looking all over the internet for something like this but couldn't find it anywhere so I decided to have a go myself...
It's basically a custom midi mapping for Ableton, I've set up a drum rack and mapped all the sliders and knobs accordingly, i.e compression and attack on the kick, etc...

Just make sure to drop your samples inside the simpler presets in the drum rack and NOT DIRECTLY TO A DRUM PAD, this will erase the mapping I've accomplished with my blood, sweat, and tears.
Even more fun will ensue if you've got an audio interface with multiple outputs handy, scatter your brains out with your custom samples using the built-in scatter effects, simply assign a pair of stereo-outs to your external inputs, then route all the internal drum sounds to one of the assignable outputs instead of the regular L/R outputs, then you just route the audio out through the Aira and back in, and voila, amygdala tickling sound effects that would put even the death star's lasers to shame!"

Minilogue & TR-8 Meets Ableton

Published on Aug 24, 2016 Synthesis Minimalis

"Please support me on bandcamp: synthesisminimalis.bandcamp.com

Minimal Techno jam utilizing the TR-8 to the max with both midi implementations as well as simultaneous sound sequencing, everything is routed through it, makes for some interesting techno indeed!"

Dave Smith Instruments "In The Spotlight with the PRO 2" with iVardensphere

The second in Dave Smith Instruments' "In The Spotlight with the PRO 2" is with Scott Fox, aka iVardensphere, is up.

"Scott Fox is a unique quantity in the world of modern electronic music. Hailing from Edmonton Canada, his project ‘iVardensphere’ emerged from Fox’s desire to explore both heavy electronics and his love of world percussion, anchored by a love for deep sound design and crushing rhythms. That passion, combined with an ever-evolving and maturing production sensibility, have become the project’s trademarks. Over the course of five full-length albums and innumerable remixes, Fox has become one of the foremost live and studio musicians in North American industrial.

For all of its grandeur, Fox’s sound has proven remarkably fluid. Monolithic analogue synth bangers share space with simmering groove-based instrumental experiments, tribal industrial drum workouts and deep, textured ambiences.

There’s no mistaking the scope and gravity of an iVardensphere track when you hear it.

We sat down to talk with Scott about about how he’s using his Pro 2."

You'll find the full interview on the DSI website here.

You can find previous posts featuring DSI's Spotlight series here.