MATRIXSYNTH

Scoped Control Forge

Published on Nov 8, 2016 Worwell

Rossum Electro-Music Control Forge eurorack module through Scope. "Synthesist Worwell has created a fascinating video featuring a real-time scope display of his Control Forge’s CV contours along with the resulting audio"

Like New Roland SVC-350 Vocoder

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"For sale is a very very rare fully functional Roland SVC-350 in excellent condition. The SVC-350 is essentially the same the vocoder section in the VP-330, just in a smaller rack form. Yet unlike the VP-330, the SVC-350 has graphic EQ section that allows you to shape the tone with more control than a VP-330 does.

This unit is basically brand new (Yes NEW!) and has never been mounted in a rack. All buttons, knobs and connections work as they should with no issues.

You will never find one in this condition. Comes with Owner's Manual and Output Connection sticker."

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MFB Tanzbar Lite

Published on Nov 18, 2016 3rdStoreyChemist

"Messing around with a Tanzbar Lite drum machine.

No further processing used except for normalisation."

Impro Modulaire en Fa min

Published on Nov 18, 2016 therudyrude

"Mon labo chez Dazmo"

KORG Minilogue and ARP Odyssey Jams!

Streamed live 3 hours ago mootbooxle

"Once again I find myself with so many ideas, and no time to implement them! So here's some live jamming on two great synths!"

Sonic LAB OB-6 Desktop Poly Synth Review

Published on Nov 18, 2016 sonicstate

"We take a look at the new OB-6 Desktop from Dave Smith Instruments and Tom Oberheim. 2 VCOs per voice and the classic SEM filter, plus DSP effects and arpeggiator and poly sequencer."

Buchla Phase²

Published on Nov 18, 2016 Ebotronix

Buchla System #1 (two tracks, 12 notes shift, L~ R panning)
Clavia D Drum 4se
Simmons Clap Trap ( two tracks)
Akai MFC 42 (L~ R panning)
Lexicon PCM 80 / 90
Yamaha MCS 2
Mackie the mixer²
Logic Sequencer
vid # 1634

New Generation of MIDI Controllers: OTO

Reminds me of Percussa's Audio Cubes. You can find the campaign for the OTO on kickstarter here.

Details:

"Touch the shape of sound (Berlin, November 5th 2016) -

Sonic Geometry is proud to introduce its first product, OTO: a geometrically intuitive audiovisual controller, available now on Kickstarter. OTO is a polyhedric, gesture based MIDI controller that lets users 'touch the shape of sound'. Each OTO controller houses an IMU that communicates with a host computer via Bluetooth. The host computer translates the raw physical data into the musicalized output that users experience. MIDI notes, CC data, frequency bands and filter-sweeps: with a system of OTO controllers, anything is possible. With OTO users can play synths, DJ, perform live electronic music, and even control their favorite Digital Audio Workstations such as Ableton and Traktor. Each set of OTO controllers will ship with a suite of both standalone and DAW-control software, so whether you’re an experienced artist or just an enthusiast, a live musician, a producer, or a DJ, you can use OTO exactly how you want.With OTO, or a system of networked OTO controllers, users can send Midi and OSC, trigger and modulate audiovisual data, control virtual reality, CAD environments... The possibilities are endless. The current suite of software patches is only the beginning. We want to build vast, interactive, generative musical topographies, powered by devices that are both invitingly simple, and surprisingly powerful.

OTO was born as a Masters’ Thesis Project at Berklee College of Music in 2015, and has been evolving continuously. At last, after extensive prototyping, we are proud to announce that OTO is ready for launch. OTO has been featured at Maker Faire Rome 2016 and Sonar + D Festival 2016.Cost has been a major factor in OTO’s creation, as throughout the creative process we have sought to make instruments that are widely accessible, while maintaining quality. After months of analysis and research, Sonic Geometry is thrilled to be able to offer OTO at an affordable price point, without compromising the scope of its function. OTO’s Kickstarter campaigned launched yesterday and was almost instantly selected by the crowdfunding website as 'Project we love' and featured on the homepage. In less than 24 hours OTO was able to raise 10% of its goal."