First Look: UVI Synth Anthology 2

Published on Oct 30, 2016 Synth Anatomy

"UVI Synth Anthology 2 is a massive sample-based Synthesizer collection for UVI Falcon and Workstation. The library covers vintage analog, modern analog, fm, wavetable and other synthesizer. In this first look video, I demonstrate classic analog sounds. More informations in this video."

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Details on Synth Analogy II posted here.

Studiologic Spectral Basics - Sledge Black Edition

Published on Oct 30, 2016 APP SOUND

"The sound set "Spectral Basics" is included as factory set in the Black Edition of Studiologic Sledge. Please note that you can play all these programs with older versions of Studiologic Sledge!
More examples of the sound set: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EljWa..." [posted here]

Space Trip

Published on Oct 30, 2016 GIANNIS ARK

"Instruments: Roland Gaia SH-01, Clavia Nord lead A1, Novation Ultranova, Thor polysonic synthesizer(Propellerheads REASON).
Composed programmed and performed by Giannis ARK
ARK Home Studio Cy - Nicosia Cyprus."

Live Synthesizer Jam 52 : Microkorg, Roland JU-06, Arturia Microbrute and ReFX Nexus 2

Published on Oct 30, 2016 Todd Smith

"This is my first serious step into using Ableton, VST and hardware together. I really enjoyed the results, maybe a bit to much. I ended up shaking the camera a bit with my leg. My B. =)

The Arturia Microbrute, Roland Boutique JP-08 and Re FX Nexus 2 are sequenced via midi in Ableton Live, while the Teenage engineering PO-12 is sampled for the drum tracks.

The Microkorg is played live and acts as a midi controller for the ReFX Nexus 2. I use key mapping in Ableton Live and the num pad on my PC Keyboard to control mutes and toggle midi control on the ReFX Nexus 2.

: Gear Used :

Korg Microkorg
Roland Boutque JP-08
Arturia Microbrute
Teenage Engineering PO-12
Midi Solutions Quarda Thru
Behringer Micromix MX400
Tascam US-144mkII Audio Interface
Waves Effects
Ableton Live 9"

BoBeats: How I made Electro Hiphop on Analog Rytm

Published on Oct 30, 2016 BoBeats

"First week with the Analog Rytm. In this video I explain tutorial style how I made an Electro hiphop beat using the analog sounds of the Analog Rytm."

iPhone 7 Aftertouch Test - GarageBand & NOISE

Published on Oct 30, 2016 KlaatuNinja

I'll state the obvious: this clearly needs to make it to the larger iPads. Lack of force touch is the main reason I have yet to upgrade.

Kick.S Live / X991 (E#3)

Published on Oct 29, 2016 Kick.S

https://kicks1.bandcamp.com/track/x991

Studio Electronics Omega 8 4-Voice Polyphonic Synthesizer SN 1389

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"Had this custom made by Studio Electronics a few years back. It's 4-voices with the Oberheim and Moog style VCFs. It's been in the 4-space ATA touring case you see pictured since purchasing it. I am the original owner and used this for studio work. I finally decided to make way for new gear so you can have it for much cheaper and sooner than if you bought it straight from SE.

The synth is in perfect working condition and just a few scratches on the rear panel from fumbling with the midi cable when plugging it in.

I had the case specially made to be just the right depth to hold a couple of cables. It's pretty much the smallest and lightest case you can mount the synth in."

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Yamaha FS1R SN OP01929

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Moog Musonics Sonic V

This one in via Soviet Space Child spotted on Switched On.

Note the panel graphic coloring is different compared to others.

"This Sonic V is fully functional and in decent condition, with a few scratches, and a couple missing slider, switch, and knob caps. The Sonic V was never put into full production; as such, it is designed internally like a prototype with some limits to it's integrity, and is available for Local Pickup only.

The Sonic V is a rare predecessor model to the Sonic Six, designed during Musonics' ownership of Moog. In regards to the synth architecture, the Sonic V remains very similar to the Sonic VI, but has a diode filter rather than the Moog ladder filter. It has two audio VCOs with a 3 octave range, selectable waveforms, and manual pulse width contrl over the Square wave. The LFO is really made up of 2 LFOs mixed together with selectable waveforms and individual rate control for each, as well as a Master rate control for both, crossfading mixer, and a unique Transient feature for each that has a ramp down effect on the rate. The modulation section can also be used to trigger the Envelope. Other features include Ring Modulation, White Noise source, AD & ADS envelope generator, and built in speaker. The Sonic V is a very unique design from Moog's history and really excels at effect sounds."

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