Rossum Electro-Music - Morpheus *Drone*

Published on Dec 29, 2016 DivKidVideo

"Here's my first patch with the awesome Morpheus stereo 3D multi mega filter bonanza! This band aid filter features broadband shaping and transforming and it's modulated by a combination of the Steady State Fate Ultra-Random Analog and WMD PDO as a phase modulated LFO.

The sound source was a large patch included the Morpheus in various modes and under modulation captured into Mutable Instruments Clouds buffer and saved. This core sound then mixes with the AJH Synth MiniMod VCOs mixed and Ring Modded with added Subs into the Ring SM from AJH before going into the Sonic XV (again AJH) filter for extra wave shaping and low pass filtering. The AJH patch is on the dry side of Clouds and the frozen buffer on the wet side. This then goes into Morpheus before going into the TipTop Audio Z-DSP with the Halls Of Valhalla set at just under 50%. So a lot of the space and long sound is purely Clouds and Morpheus working together."

TT - 303 keyboard controlling M.I. Rings 07

Published on Dec 29, 2016 risbaw

"A first try improvisation showing how to control and play modular oscillators with the TT-303 keyboard.
Here cv and gate are going into Rings playing on top of a prerecorded techno track in Ableton Live.
All sounds recorded from Rings except kick drum , clap and hihats.
Delay from Disaster SR and overdrive from Vermona Retroverb.
(I thought 303 ouput was in the mix but it was not)
by Rad'und"

Update:

Telharmonic with Rings and RS-7000 _08

Published on Dec 29, 2016

"Yesterday I got the Make Noise Telharmonic. Very happy with it.
Here is a first try jam trying to tune it with M.I. Rings which is played
with cv by the TT-303 keyboard and strum by Maths while the gate of the TT controls aux A of the Metropolis.
Metropolis sequencing Telharmonic. A beat is mixed without any sync from the RS - 7000.
And I have to say that Metropolis and Rs clock run perfectly than Rs and Ableton for e.x. that had a difference
on the same bpm. Bass from TT - 303 with tape echo from Nova 400.
Plus Disaster SR Delay and Vermona Retroverb self oscilating bass.
by Rad'und"

Street 2 : KORG volca beats/bass/Electric Guitar

Published on Dec 29, 2016 karenevil

"Lazy guitar improvisation with volca beats and bass."

Make Noise 0-Coast Review by tarekith

Published on Dec 22, 2016 tarekith

"Review and overview of the Make Noise 0-Coast synthesizer."

"Tide" - cinematic theme with TR-909, Juno-60, DotCom modular, Jupiter-80

Published on Dec 28, 2016 SynthMania

"'Tide' - cinematic theme with Roland TR-909, Roland Juno-60, Synthesizers.com modular, Roland Jupiter-80"

Churn Over (Drumbrute, Circuit, Moogerfoogers)

Published on Dec 28, 2016 HardtekStudios

"Download the audio track for FREE here-https://soundcloud.com/hardtek-studio...
Final track of the Year! In this video I run the Drumbrute's Kick 1 into the Moog Freqbox, the Snare into the MF Drive and the Zap into the Ring Modulator! All the other Drumbrute instruments are coming out of the Mix output with no processor. Added a couple basic synths from the ever reliable Novation Circuit."

raindrops

Published on Dec 29, 2016 David Kronemyer

"Signal path: Lorre Mill Double Knot outs to WMD Protostars, then to EQD Avalanche Run. Clock out to EH Clockworks, also to MakeNoise 0-Coast trigger. EH Clockworks to EH Crash Pad and EH Super Space Drum. Also to EH 8-step and to WMD Protostar #2. EH 8-step to WMD Protostar #1. Keith McMillen QuNexus CV/gate to 0-Coast. 0-Coast outs to EQD Transmisser and Old Blood Noise Dark Star."

The lead at :56 reminded me of:

Howard Jones - Hide & Seek

Uploaded on Mar 23, 2010 howardjonesmusic

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Cyclone Analogic TT-606 Drum Machine Unboxing Overview and Demo by djthomaswhite

Cyclone Analogic TT-606 Drum Machine Pt. 1 "Unboxing and Build Quality"

Published on Dec 28, 2016 djthomaswhite

"The Natural Rhythm Music Equipment Show presents an unboxing video and a review of the packaging and build quality of the new Cyclone Analogic TT-606 analog drum machine. The TT-606 is inspired by the classic Roland TR-606 drum machine. Of note are the included hard dust cover, polished clear coating on the top, travel case and the overall solid build quality for this new drum machine. The switches are crisp, the pots feel solidly mounted and smooth, and the buttons are firm and note squishy in their silicone nature. This video is primarily talking so if you'd like a long, almost word-less overview of programming beats without reading the manual first check out Part 2 of this 2-part video series. Thanks to Perfect Circuit Audio for making this available directly in the USA!"

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Cyclone Analogic TT-606 Drum Machine Pt. 2 "Making Beats"

Published on Dec 28, 2016

"The Natural Rhythm Music Equipment Show presents DJ Thomas White showing a slow, but direct view of making beats in the Cyclone Analogic TT-606 analog drum machine. No talking about what is going on so submit questions if you have them. Basically, this video shows me turning on the machine for the first time, NOT reading the manual and making some beats. It's based on a TR machine after all so programming will be very familiar to most folks. It's a bit long, but it shows the process of using the machine without all of the bells and whistles it offers. The tone is the point, and as such we did not include any post processing. The audio was recorded directly into a Presonus 16.0.2 mixer and edited into the video without any compression or limiting. This machine is much deeper than I thought it would be and I look forward to spending more time with it, along with the manual this time, to learn and get comfortable with some of the new features this machine brings to the drum programming table. Cyclone Analogic, "Hello!" new friend. I'll be visiting the rest of your family soon. Thanks to Perfect Circuit Audio for making this available in the USA!"