09-The Yamaha CS-15: Part - The VCA Part 2

Published on Dec 27, 2016 AutomaticGainsay

"Here is part two of a two-part exploration of the sound and functionality of the VCA of the Yamaha CS-15. Yes, that's right... the VCAs are so functional in this synth, there are two parts to this video! :D

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All parts here.

ROLI Seaboard Rise - Xmas Demo by Pasquale Barile ( Synthonia - Performer )

Published on Dec 27, 2016 Space4Keys

You can see how the ROLI Seaboard Rise controls the ROLI Equator software synth at :54.

Merry Christmas!! - The Snowman (Dark Version)

Published on Dec 27, 2016 KlaatuNinja

Deep Space Ambient Xmas Jam (Dec 27 2016)

Published on Dec 27, 2016 stereofect

"I got a Bastl Kastle and some blinky lights for Xmas. Decided to add them both to my DAWless rig and make a blinky ambient synth jam for Xmas.

Hope you enjoy it.

Merry Xmas and Happy New Year from -=stereofect=-

Cheers!!"

Synth song #11

Published on Dec 27, 2016 organfairy

"Again, this is more a demonstration than an actual 'song' and it isn't actually nice in any sonic way.

But

I have made several frequency dividers over the years. Most of them are based on the 4017 or 4024 integrated dividers. But this time I wanted to make a frequency multiplier. The way I have done it is to use a 4046 phase locked loop with a 4017 decade counter in the feedback loop. I made three of those and build them into the same box.

The other sounds are a made with my drum synthesizer through a spring reverb and one of my synthesizers with the filter controlled by a random generator."

nanoloop mono + nanoloop 1.7 + octatrack + op-1

Published on Dec 27, 2016 j. tomes

"a section of a live set i am working on for NYE!

the video cut out so the rest of the audio can be heard here:

https://soundcloud.com/chronoglyph/li..."

Christos Modulor 114

Published on Dec 26, 2016 Christo Roppolo

"Modulation and non normaled mode to create sequence like noises"

Make Noise Pressure Points Demo

Published on Dec 26, 2016 Perfect Circuit Audio

"Pressure Points from Make Noise is a tactile control voltage generator meant to be played and touched. It provides four different sets of three voltage outputs that can be switched by touching the panels exposed board tracings. There is also a Pressure output, which measures the amount of ones finger touching the tracings, providing a higher voltage when more of the tracings are touched. A gate output is also present for both their four individual channels as well as a global gate for any time the tracings are touched.

When paired with the Make Noise Brains, one can turn Pressure points into a 3CH, four-step sequencer. A second Pressure Points can be chained with Brains, giving an eight-step sequencer."

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Moog Voyager Performer Edition Lunar Impact SN 049

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"This particular unit has white LEDs in the pitch and mod wheels rather than the blue that was standard on this edition."

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ROLAND SYSTEM 8 JUNO 106 PATCH A NO2

Published on Dec 26, 2016 PLUCKA,S SHED

"Tweaking the new roland system 8 juno 106 patch A no 2"