MATRIXSYNTH

030517 - Generative Modular

Published on May 3, 2017 zacharyradford

"I finally got my hands on the A-160-2. A relatively simple patch to try it out.

Rings on 2-OP FM easter egg mode.
Rings through Clouds through Bitrazer through VCA.
Braids CSAW through Ripples."

Korg DSS-1 , Sampling Synthesizer demo ..

Published on May 3, 2017 CLASSIC VINTAGE

"The Korg DSS-1, released in 1986, is a monster hybrid of analog, digital, and sampling-based synthesis. It has the best Voltage Controlled Filter (VCF) that Korg ever bestowed on a synthesizer (it was also the last VCF-based synth that Korg ever made). Even today, a resonant filter sweep from the DSS-1 can put all but the mightiest analog synths to shame! It's an eight-voice polysynth with two oscillators per voice, and a unison mode that allows you to stack up all 16 oscillators into one very phatt and powerful monosynth."

Modular vid #268

Published on May 3, 2017 Phisynth

"DSI Pro 2 / Dual Benjolin / Ian Fritz Chaotica and Serge modular interactions"

Roland TB-303 BassLine Synthesizer (NMint) + Doepfer MSY2 Midi-to-Sync Interface

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"Roland TB 303 (TB303) Bass Line Vintage Acid Synthesizer is in nearly mint condition. Few little scratches on the bottom (shown on pictures). Perfect working condition.
Comes with original recommended Roland Boss PSA-100S AC Adapter 110-240V (Including US to EU power plug adapter) and Doepfer MSY2 Midi-to-Sync Interface that converts the MIDI realtime events Clock, Start and Stop into the corresponding signals Clock and Start/Stop of the SYNC Standard."

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New Reproduction of the Pearl Syncussion SY-1 by The Human Comparator

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"Limited run, modern reproduction of the famous and much sought after analog percussion synthesizer, the Pearl Syncussion SY-1, by the Human Comparator. Fully built and tested, in near mint condition with box and power supply. Two channels with CV/Gate

US 48 ONLY."

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PORTABELLA rev mix cv - boiled

Published on May 3, 2017 Pin Electronics & Ramcur

Morphagene Science: Gain Staging and Input Leveling & Time Lag Accumulation

Published on May 3, 2017 MAKEN0ISE

"This video will cover how to get the best results out of the Morphagene’s input. As with any audio signal path, it is important to pay attention to gain staging and headroom to ensure the best signal-to-noise ratio."

Make Noise Morphagene pt. 5: Time Lag Accumulation

Published on May 3, 2017

"The Time Lag Accumulator was a device used by Pauline Oliveros, Terry Riley and others at the San Francisco Tape Music Center for extended overdubs and delays. The Morphagene can record over a Splice continuously for similar effects."

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Syrinx [Documentary]

Published on Apr 27, 2017 RVNG Intl.

"Directed by Zoe Kirk-Gushowaty.

Learn more at RVNG: http://smarturl.it/rervng08-rvng"

Featuring the ARP 2500 & vintage Moog modular systems.

"After Intersystems dissolution, Mills-Cockell journeyed to Canada’s west coast to work on an album of original synth-based compositions using his multi-suitcase Moog as the primary instrument. Pringle was enlisted to color outside the music’s already adventurous lines, his sinuous, signal-processed saxophone adding another electrifying voice to Syrinx’s signature sound. A sound that hybridized chamber music dynamics with wild, yet tuneful electronic melodicism. With Alan Wells’ understated percussion rolled into the fold, what started as a solo venture for Mills-Cockell became a new kind of collective..."