MATRIXSYNTH

Star Trek Voyager Theme - Juno 60 and Modular Synth

Published on Sep 1, 2016 Autotross

"One of my all time favorite themes played on a Roland Juno 60 and 5U/MU Dotcom modular synthesizer.

The 3 rows of the Q960 sequencer are used for the accompaniment, which I recorded into my looper for easy start/stop with the footswitch."

dawn of the swarm interpolator

Published on Sep 1, 2016 Jörg Schaaf

"The RT-311 Swarm Oscillator has a parameter snapshot interpolator, that creates continuous and smooth blends between different snaphots. The Spread pot controls the number of snapshots that get interpolated and the Speed controls the interpolation speed. This is the first demo of it. In the next video you will have the chance listening to the interpolation for the first time. The track in the background is a demo, I created around 10 years ago with the Spectralis and a chorus and phaser fx."

Native Instruments Releases KOMPLETE 11

Introducing KOMPLETE 11 - available September 1

Published on Aug 1, 2016 Native Instruments

"Native Instruments Releases KOMPLETE 11, KOMPLETE 11 ULTIMATE, and KOMPLETE 11 SELECT

Berlin, September 1, 2016 – Native Instruments today released the 11th generation of its industry-leading KOMPLETE production suites, the most comprehensive collection of instruments and effects yet. KOMPLETE 11 now includes 45 products and more than 13,000 sounds, with seven new instruments: FORM, REAKTOR 6, UNA CORDA, DISCOVERY SERIES: INDIA, REPLIKA, SESSION GUITARIST – STRUMMED ACOUSTIC, and KINETIC METAL. KOMPLETE 11 ULTIMATE – the flagship bundle for professional producers, composers, and sound designers – now has 87 products and over 18,000 sounds. It adds 13 new instruments to the previous generation, including the five professional scoring instruments in the SYMPHONY ESSENTIALS line, FLESH, EMOTIVE STRINGS, plus all the new products in KOMPLETE 11.

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Rossum Electro-Music Morpheus Display Update

via @RossumElectro

"Closing in on the main Morpheus display. New level meters and indicators for the new variable distortion function."

How cool is that?

For those that don't know, the Rossum Electro-Music Morpheus is a eurorack module containing the Z-Plane filters of the E-Mu morpheus rackmount synthesizer.

Scratchin the Easel Weasel

Published on Sep 1, 2016 Todd Barton

Better audio:

Vintage Roland Jupiter-4 JP4 Analog Synthesizer

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Published on Sep 1, 2016 slappys vintage

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Roland SH-101 Analog Synthesizer with Boxed Mod Grip and Filter Mod

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"Great Condition Sh-101 with mod grip still in box. Kenton Filter Mod not installed. Cosmetically perfect except one small scratch on the upper right side (see photo)."

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Moffenzeef Modular - Bobcat

Published on Sep 1, 2016 DivKidVideo

"Here's the Bobcat alternative firmware for the Moffenzeef Modular GMO (GMO video coming soon). It's a fun and gritty dual channel noise percussion device with CV over decay and noise tone (clock rate). AJH Synth MiniMod voice makes an appearance with some ass kicking FM with a jam at the end too. "

DIY Tinfoil Drum Triggers Like Kraftwerk Ones Modular Jam

Published on Aug 25, 2016 LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER

"Saw Kraftwerk using some weird tinfoil looking drum triggers, so figured, ill get some PVA glue, a block of wood and some tinfoil, and made some drum triggers."

How To DIY DrumPad for your SYNTH or DRUM MACHINE

Published on Aug 31, 2016 LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER

"Some people asked how to make the tinfoil drum pads in one of my videos. so just made an Art Attack style how to. these pads should work with most synths/drum machines or whatever you have that have gate/trigger ins.

3 x AA batteries.
tinfoil.
gaffatape and the rest is up to you.

like modular, maybe an ARTURIA micro brute or something similar like an KORG odyssey or something.

**start with 3 batteries, if it isn't triggering chances are there isn't a good contact somewhere.
but if your sure of it, maybe put another battery in the row, but don't go over 4 then you might be in sketchy breaky territory. the power they send out is pretty low because of the crappyness of tinfoil. so there won't be any casualties. if your a bit worried about that then put a 1k resistor between the positive side of the battery and the drum wire, but everything your plugging it into will have protection incase something goes wrong anyways. but don't plug up too many batteries or you might start a synth fire, no one wants that.**