MATRIXSYNTH

Mutable Instruments Ears

Published on Jan 20, 2017 Perfect Circuit Audio

"Ears, from Mutable Instruments, is their take on Tom Whitwell's Mikrophonie module, which provided a panel-mounted contact mic for tactile sound generation. Ears is a perfect match for a physically modeling synth such as Rings or Elements, prodiving a wide range of excitation noises. Ears also provides up to 40dB of gain, bringing any quiet sounds up to modular level. It has a high inpedance input, meaning it will work fine with guitars or other electro-acoustic instruments. In addition to this is an envelope follower, which provides a voltage at the peaks of the fluctuating volumes. A gate threshold also outputs a trigger whenever the volume exceeds a limit. This is great for using Ears as a drum or other percussive source."

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Letting Loose on the Moog Sub37 - Mike Pensini

Published on Jan 19, 2017 Mike Pensini

"Soloing with the Moog Sub37 over an original track."

Pink Floyd - On The Run (Sequence) on Moog Mother '32 & MODULAR DAYONE

Published on Jan 20, 2017 Adrian Budritan

"Remake sound design, of the famous Run Sequence from Dark Side of The Moon - Pink Floyd, with the Moog Mother-32 analogue synthesizer ."

MODULAR DAYONE

Published on Jan 19, 2017 Adrian Budritan

"Testing First Patch, extra: Reverb RV5 Boss, Delay + bitCrushes Axoloti, 4 tracks recorded in sync (via MIDI) with Logic X."