Light Meter : KORG minilogue/MS-20 mini/volca beats

Published on Sep 21, 2016 karenevil

"As is improvisation with minilogue, MS-20 mini and volca beats.
There is no special reason about the light meter but I just got it yesterday then used it for eye candy or visualizer for the sound track."

MatrixBrute Introduction Tutorial: Episode 6 - The Connectivity

Published on Sep 21, 2016 ARTURIA

"Aside from being an enormously powerful standalone instrument, MatrixBrute can also warp, contort and control your other studio gear.

In this video, Victor shows us how you can use MatrixBrute with 2 expression pedals, an effect processor, a modular system, a drum machine... and even an electric guitar! Watch the video to see the king of synths in action."

All parts here.

Triple Grendel synth jam

Published on Sep 21, 2016 EA78751

"Demoing some sounds you can get from the Grendel DC-2e Eurorack voice modules along with the Grendel RA-9 Grenadier, plus a mystery synth on the left. Grendel synthesizers are available from I/O Music Technology, Detroit Modular, Switched On, NoiseBug, Perfect Circuit Audio, Analogue Haven, Noise Kitchen, SchneidersLaden. Rare Waves LLC 2016, www.rarewaves.net"

Frobe Mini Modular - Sequence with some LPF and VCA tweaking

Published on Sep 20, 2016 glkibler

"Around about the 30sec mark."

The Secret Life of Synthesizers

The Secret Life of Synthesizers (TSLOS for short) is a blog by Craig Sue & Steve Jones. The site hosts an incredible amount of content on each individual synth featured, including hi-res pics of both the externals and internals, and how to properly care for them. Currently you'll find the Roland Juno-106, EHX Mini Synth, KORG PS-3300, Minimoog Model D, Sequential Circuits Pro-One, Yamaha CS-80, and the KORG 35 Filter. TSLOS are also synth techs, located in Sydney Australia, so if you need work done, contact them. The following is the intro from their site:

"Welcome to our blog about the inner world of electronic music synthesizers. This is a site for those who use and love vintage electronic musical instruments or who are interested in joining the community of people who are continuing the legacy of creating music using these machines. TSLOS is run by Steve Jones and Craig Sue at our service centre in Sydney, Australia.

The purpose of this blog is to take you inside these synthesizers with little photo essays detailing the inner workings of the vintage instruments that we use ourselves and that come through our restoration workshop. The posts will provide a little technical information without being too nerdy, the idea being to provide a photographic tour under the hood of each synthesizer with insights into how and why they work and sound as they do. If you are into vintage synths and have wondered what things such as Curtis chips and Moog ladder filters actually look like, Why a CS-80 weighs 100 kilo’s or why a Roland MKS-80 is most definitely not a 'Jupiter 8 in a rack' then our blog will show you.

With each post we will also work to demystify issues around reliability and servicing, buying, tuning and maintaining these instruments in the hope that it will help you to achieve the satisfaction that comes from playing a perfectly working synthesizer that is a part of the history of electronic music. Tap or click on the images for a larger view!"

secretlifeofsynthesizers.com

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Euclidean Sequences

Published on Sep 20, 2016 Oren Levy

"Frames Parasite in Euclidean Sequence mode driving Tides (Sheep), 2 X uBraids, going into Rings and Elements, with some clouds, Terminals, Wogglebug, and 606"

Modular on the Roof - Improvising with Eurorack Modular Outdoors

Published on Sep 20, 2016 pyrofiliac

Playlist:
1. Modular on the Roof - Improvising with Eurorack Modular Outdoors
2. Modular on the Roof 2 - Dreadbox Erebus and Intellijel Atlantis sequenced with Korg SQ1
3. Modular on the Roof 3 - Colin Benders (Kyteman)
4. Modular on the Roof 4 - Myles Avery
5. Modular on the Roof 5 - Nick Kwas (W A N D E R T A L K)
6. Modular on the Roof 6: Sean Krames
7. Modular on the Roof 7 - Federico Chiesa (Oora)
8. Modular on the Roof Episode 8: Simone Pomposi [Pianosa]
9. Modular on the Roof 9: Collin Crowe
10. Modular on the Roof 10: Bubba Ayoub [Juggable Offense]

Tiptop Audio: Mantis (Eurorack modular synthesizer cases)

Tiptop Audio: Mantis (Eurorack modular synthesizer cases) from Tiptop Audio on Vimeo.

Here they are. We got a glimpse of them in this 360° video, followed by the cool Mantis art yesterday. We now have full details. Note these come in at only 3kg/6.5lb. Update: the price? $335.

www.tiptopaudio.com

Music by ANGLE

www.angleproject.net

"With Mantis we took our years of experience with Eurorack to create a low cost case that makes the Eurorack modular synthesizer look, work, and feel like a professional instrument. Mantis is an instrument that is at home on stage, touring or in the center of the studio.

Mantis has two rows of 104HP for you to rack your modules. It comes fully powered and assembled, just drop in your modules and play.

Using its sophisticated leg mechanism you can set it to three different positions: 0, 45, 90 degrees.

Power Power and more Power! With Mantis say bye bye to the tedious, never-ending calculation of current consumption for the ±12V power. Mantis comes with a juicy Zeus power supply that delivers plenty of power both now and for the future.

Mantis is beautiful and the color contrast between legs and body gives it its identity. Legs are offered in 4 different colors so anyone can find the right look.

Mantis does not come with loose sliding nuts in aluminum extrusions or rails with wrong mounting holes. Mantis is easy to operate because it comes with real Z-Rails according to Eurorack enclosure standards. It also comes with keyed power connectors to help protect your modules from burning by plugging power in reverse.

Mantis is easy to move around with, it weighs only 3kg/6.5lb, with a case so light traveling had never been so relaxed."

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Pittsburgh Modular In-Store Presentation at Perfect Circuit Audio

Published on Sep 20, 2016 Perfect Circuit Audio

"Richard Nicol & Michael Johnsen present the Pittsburgh Modular Product Line and new Lifeforms module at the Perfect Circuit Audio store in Burbank, CA.

Michael Johnsen's performance video coming soon."

http://www.perfectcircuitaudio.com

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Wake by mudlogger

Wake by mudlogger from mudlogger on Vimeo.

Live improvisation using Buchla Easel

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