@THEMILLIIONECHOES Using Their Brain with the DSI Prophet '08 on Halloween

via @THEMILLIIONECHOES

"Using my #brain with the @dsiSequential #Prophet08 this #halloween.. #analog #synthesizer"

A Moogy Happy Halloween via @spaceprodigi

via ‏@spaceprodigi

"Happy Halloween @moogmusicinc !!! 🎃#synth #synthesizers #synthkids #moog #sub37"

Novation Bass Station, Nord Electro 5D, Akai Tom Cat, Akai Timbre Wolf and Roland Jupiter 5D Jam

Published on Oct 3, 2016 Tomas G

A bit of a Halloween vibe on this one.

"Novation Bass Station, Nord Electro 5D, Akai Tom Cat, Akai Timbre Wolf and Roland Jupiter Jam with Lizzie Joyce.

To view more of Tomas's work then visit :-

http://tomasgeorge.com/"

ONE MINUTE SYNTH REVIEW!!! Ep. 8 Arturia Microbrute (Halloween Special)

Published on Oct 31, 2016 Noir Et Blanc Vie

"It's the Halloween Synthtacular...or something like that. This is the Arturia Microbrute

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EDP Wasp Synth

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Love on a real train

Love on a real train from Rodrigonzalez on Vimeo.

On the Novation Circuit.

Yamaha Introduces VOCALOID4 Library CYBER SONGMAN

【CYBER SONGMAN】Official Demo Fighter


Update: video added above, sent my way via Elias.

"Yamaha Corporation announced that is has begun to market 'VOCALOID4 Library CYBER SONGMAN', a new PC-based software that can create natural singing voices in authentic English pronunciation. This new software can be downloaded, beginning today, from the official VOCALOID Shop.

VOCALOID is a technology developed by Yamaha in 2003 to create artificial singing voices just by inputting words and melodies. By installing a Voice Bank, filled with sound bite parts of human voices, and the VOCALOID Editor to input the words, melodies, and singing styles desired, you can instruct the virtual singer of your choice to perform anytime and anywhere.

VOCALOID is continuing to evolve, and is presently available for creating cyber singing voices in Japanese, English, Spanish, Chinese, and Korean. Voice Bank software is available from Yamaha and other sources within and outside of Japan. Yamaha announced VOCALOID 4, the latest version, in November 2014. This version offers richer, more natural and expressive singing voices than ever before.

A very wide range of songs created with VOCALOID is available from video Internet sites such as YouTube. Especially in Japan, VOCALOID has grown and developed to become a part of the musical culture.

CYBER SONGMAN, which Yamaha is announcing today, is a new Voice Bank developed especially for users in the English-speaking world. CYBER SONGMAN offers a new level of enjoyment in creating songs using virtual singers performing in the English language. This new Voice Bank is based on recorded sound parts taken from the singing of a native speaker from the United States, and the pronunciation is clear and crisp American English that fits in well with almost any musical genre. If users also use the Growl function, it is possible to create the high levels of expressiveness needed, for example, in blues and rock songs.

CYBER SONGMAN was developed for wide global use, and it is offered for sale as a product that can be downloaded even from outside Japan. The price is JPY10,000 (before tax), and sales began today on the dedicated VOCALOID Official Shop. Besides, for VOCALOID beginners, we offer two starter kits on the VOCALOID shop. One consists of CYBER SONGMAN and VOCALOID4 Editor, the other consists of CYBER SONGMAN and VOCALOID4 Editor for Cubase. The both products are offered at discounted price.

*We are also considering offering the new Voice Bank for download on other websites operated by Yamaha.
*This product cannot be used on a stand-alone basis and must be used with VOCALOID4 Editor or VOCALOID4 Editor for Cubase andthe Cubase Series. https://net.vocaloid.com/en/products/editor"

03-The Tom Oberheim Two Voice Pro: Part 3-Filters

Published on Oct 31, 2016 AutomaticGainsay

"Here is a demonstration of the type of filter found in the Tom Oberheim Two-Voice Pro.

If you're enjoying these videos, you might consider
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All parts here.

An Intro to Making Generative Music on Modular

Published on Oct 31, 2016 mylarmelodies

"Breaking down some of the most useful module types one-by-one to aid in the pursuit of making generative music on your modular. AKA: How to jumble your shit! TABLE OF CONTENTS:

2:38 VCAS - To Modulate Modulation
8:35 LFOS - To Enact Changes Over Time
11:00 Random Voltage Generators - To Add Life
12:17 Pitch Quantisers - To Make Randomness Musical
14:15 Clock Dividers - For Long, Timed Occurrences
19:49 Sequential Switches - To Jumble Your Shit
23:25 Logic Modules - To Make Ace New Clock Patterns Out of Simple Or Unruly Ones"

Error Instruments Introduces Spikes Eurorack Module

via Error Instruments:

"When it comes to strange noises Error Instruments is the most strange sound shop out there.

Now they have their Own modules for a selected audience under the name of error modular.

These are complex and mainly noise modules specializing in sound ART with glitch noises and strange pulse modulations.

Now Become the inventor of error. Artist Paul Tas www.paultas.com becomes 40 years old and there is celebration!

So you have to be lucky because many modules will be on sale for 40 euros

Also very important to know is that Errorinstrument is launching a new eurorack module called Spikes.

Spikes is a module with 13 touch points. you can mix it to generate different sounds or CV.

so it's a voice but also a controller for CV.

The sound spectrum goes far, above 20,000 hertz and what the human ear can hear. ultra sound at the frequency how dolphins or bats communicate .

The attack have a natural decay by touching the spikes you create complex combinations.

The human contact is the source.

It has two CV inputs with VCA character.

CV out

1x audio out

SPIKES comes in two editions.

SPIKES error wood € 199

SPIKES PaulTas 40 years edition € 270 ......... sexy

more info

www.errorinstruments.com"