#Jamuary2017 06 Elektron Analog Rytm

Published on Jan 6, 2017 Lingk

"#jamuary2017 Number 6. Everything is being played back on the Elektron Analog RYTM. Kick, clap, high hats are from the RYTM. Bass and stabs / Pads are samples I created.'

Days of Delay at Golden Pudel Club

Published on Nov 9, 2015 Cyrus Ashrafi

Interesting seeing the Moog Theremin used to trigger notes.

"Days of Delay live at the Golden Pudel Club in Hamburg, July 2015.
The stage was very narrow and therefore the equipment radically reduced: Moog Theremin (also as a controller to trigger other synths), QuNexus Keyboard, Korg MS20 mini, Ableton Live, Arturia Beatstep, Korg PadKontrol, iPad Air with Lemur and Borderlands.
Enlighted by Boris Frentzel-Beyme (lumidium.org) and filmed by Juergen Martin Hermann.
www.daysofdelay.com"

Peter Vogel CMI Pro Updated to v2.3

iTunes: Peter Vogel CMI Pro - Peter Vogel Instruments Pty Ltd

"NOTE: Do not buy this if you have already bought the Vogel CMI App. Save money by using its in-App upgrade. If you are not sure you want the Pro features, buy the Vogel CMI App."

What's New in Version 2.3
CMI release notes, 2.3

IMPROVEMENTS

• A new MIDI engine allows connection via the most common Virtual MIDI protocol - OMAC/MidiBus

• Tapping the on-screen keyboard's MIDI display brings up a MIDI control panel that allows you to turn on and off all the physical and virtual MIDI inputs, and allows you to connect to Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE MIDI) devices.

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Free Max4Live Mono Synth from Sonicstate.com

Published on Jan 4, 2017 sonicstate

"We're giving away a FREE Max For Live Mono Synth - Mono Junction is a collaboration between Meta Function and Sonicstate. Multi-wave oscillator with PWM (of course!), multi-mode filter, 3x LFO and 3x ENV.
Get yours: http://bit.ly/sonicsynth
Requires: Ableton Live 9.6.2 and Max For Live 2.7.3"

Clavia Nord Modular G2 Synthesizer

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via this auction

"Excellent condition Nord Modular G2. A few minor scuffs, but basically mint condition. This synth is really one of a kind. Build your own unique sounds, patches and performances from scratch or tweak existing creations!"

More like build your own synths.

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Some Oberheim Funk

Published on Jan 7, 2017 SynthMania

A quick Oberheim OB-Xa, DMX, and guitar demo. Gear used:
Oberheim DMX (drum machine)
Oberheim OB-Xa (synth)
Ibanez ARZ200FM (rhythm guitar)
Fender Bassbreaker 15 (tube combo amp)

waveride'

Published on Jan 7, 2017 Ebotronix

4ms Peg, QCD/Expander² , QPLFO, VCA Matrix
Analogue Systems RS 100², RS 110²², RS 360
Bananalogue Serge VCS
Cyndustries Zeroscillator
Doepfer R2 m², A101-2², A131², A133², A134²² , A141,
A143-1,2,9, A151²²,A 152, A156², A160, A175²²²,
A185-2(14x), A138m,a²²b²²c²²²
Flame 4 Vox, Chord Machine², Q Slider², Talking Synth Modul²
foh choices

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Quantizer Sunset Showdown: Tiptop QuantiZer vs Intellijel uScale.

Published on Jan 7, 2017 Dudadius

"Quantizer Sundown Showdown!

I’m a longtime fan of the Intellijel uScale quantizer. It’s quirky, but if you massage it correctly, you can get some musical loveliness out of her. It’s all over my past albums.

Enter the Tiptop QuantiZer. Well, it sure is gorgeous looking! And I love the Circadian Rhythms, so let’s give her a go!

I’ll say off the bat that this is a little apples to oranges; the uScale excels at taking a CV input and outputting 2 [TWO!] quantized cv’s that you can modulate and muck with in very “interesting ways” (as Danjel might say). It’s the ability to modulate the interval degree of the B output that is really cool.

junkyard-kahrs just posted some excellent uScale tutorials which prompted me to revisit this lovely. And coincidentally it’s right when I received the Tiptop QuantiZer.

You’re dealing with just one cv in and one cv out on the Tiptop, so everything is much more straight-forward. So if it’s immediacy you want, this might be the pick. But if it’s crazy musical melody interval madness you’re after: uScale. Or…the typical Muff’s answer: BOTH.

Patch notes:

I’ve been trying to get comfortable with the Moog Mother sequencer, so that is again my source here. I just muck about with playing the ‘keyboard’ while adjusting the cv attenuation going into the uScale. Output A from that is playing an Atlantis, and depending on the attenuation, you will get varying degrees of…NOTHING or the interval you’re after. I need to understand the voltage range of the uScale a little better…

Output B is the interesting part, to me. It’s playing a Rubicon/Polaris combo, and the SHIFT amount is controlled by Planar. This essentially allows you to toss the interval relationship between A and B all over the place, but always within the scale. It’s bloody brilliant! Or ‘Ace’, as some might say.

The Tiptop QuantiZer is playing a Cwejman voice. A Qu-bit Nano Rand is getting clock and then providing random gates to a Pressure Points which in turn passes her voltages along to the QuantiZer. I programmed three chords which correspond to the general Fmi7 vibe that is happening here. This voice just bobs along in a random manner behind the other three voices.

Tiptop Z-DSP with valhalla chip and Intellijel Rainmaker provide the ‘space’. Dubmix is the mixer.

It’s all a little raw, but it was a fun exercise to use both Quantizers…"

Generative composition with Moog Mother 32

Published on Jan 7, 2017 Andor Polgár

"The rhythm was generated with the Xaoc Devices Batumi, the quasi-random melody was generated with Make Noise Maths and quantised with the Intellijel µScale II."

Helios - Waldorf Blofeld, Teenage Engineering OP 1, Moog Model D Reissue

Published on Jan 7, 2017

"Some more fun with my new toys. The step sequencer in the OP1 drives most of the track with some Bass added from the Moog Model D reissue.

Its been VERY VERY Hot in Melbourne for the last few days, I guess it was on my mind this morning when I started to make this weeks clip. I must apologise to Klaus Schulze and also Cliff Martinez as I have subconsciously mashed Crystal Lake with Solaris this ended up with what you hear."