New Pics of The River - Polyphonic Multitimbral Analog Synthesizer by Baloran

You might remember The River from this previous post. You'll find some demos there as well. That version was red on white. This one as you can see is a matte black. I spotted these on sequencer.de.

Modular Field Trip Ep. 03 - Valley Textures with Telharmonic, Mutable Instruments Rings and Clouds

Published on May 23, 2017 ann annie

"For today's field trip, Wilma took us to the Columbia Gorge for some sunrise atmospheres centered around the Clouds. I decided to fully commit to the modular world and found a beautiful case to fit the bill. Patch Notes below

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OBSERVATIONS:

TEMPS UTILE - Providing generous clock, modulated by Dixie II in LFO mode.

CLOUDS - Processing Rings, modulated by dixie II and West Coast Random

RINGS - Processing Mother 32 in Sympathetic String mode

TELHARMONIC - Receiving pitch from Mother 32's KB output, sending "P" to Mother's ext. in and "H" to Rosie's Return input.

MOTHER 32 - Providing Modulation and Melodic Sequencing. Sequencer tempo is controlled by Temp's CH. 6 in Euclidean mode.

EFFECTS //
Strymon Blue Sky - Reverb

MXR Carbon Copy - Delay"

Jomox Sunsyn Patches

Published on May 23, 2017 Perfect Circuit Audio

"The Jomox Sunsyn is a peculiar but formidable synthesizer. With eight voices with two analog oscillators each, the Sunsyn is capable of everything from wispy ethereal pads to unreal, destructive basslines. Among its more peculiar features are two 'Ramp Controlled Oscillators,' basically short wavetables that you can modulate with the same flexibility and reliability of tracking as an analog VCO. Various means of animating these RCOs are part of what gives the Sunsyn its unique sound: something between a PPG Wave and any number of classic monosynths. The other remarkable feature is its filter section: with four individually addressable poles, an enormous number of filter topologies can be emulated, for everything from acid squelch to fizzy bandpass to Moog-like thump. Here, we explore some of the different types of sounds the Sunsyn does well: analog keys, pads, and odd, digital glitchy things that resist labeling."

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R*S Serge Tests by Todd Barton

Published on May 23, 2017 Todd Barton

"Here is my first encounter with some Serge modules by Random*Source: DUSG-WM-VCFq. The only non-R*S is SSF's Ultra Random Analog. Better audio:"

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"After the Beep" Elektron Monomachine Demo

Published on May 23, 2017 Mattelica

"Live take with the Elektron Monomachine direct into my Canon 6D with a 50mm 1.4 lens"

Flow Follows Through - techno moog 2017 05 23

Published on May 23, 2017 NomNomChomsky

"Todays #soundsketch was a little different for me. Trying my hand at some slimmed down and slightly swung techno.
MPC1000 and Moog RME do this quite well.
Stems in flac format here-"

It's Bob Moog's Birthday Today!

In case you didn't know, Bob Moog would have been 83 today. The following are two tweets from Moog Music and one from the Bob Moog Foundation.

Thank you Bob!

via @moogmusicinc

"#HappyBirthday Bob Moog ❤️"

via @moogmusicinc

"Happy Birthday, Bob! Your days on this earth inspire every step we take in this life.

Love, all of the employee-owners at Moog Music."

via @MoogFoundation

"Happy Birthday to Bob, who would have been 83 today! #Inspiration #Innovation #creativity #humility #Moog #synth #analog #CelebrateBob"

Bach on the Prophet 6 synthesizer - Invention No. 13 in A minor (flutes) - DSI Sequential

Published on May 23, 2017 Tom Loncaric

"A quickly done single oscillator flute patch."

Bach on the Prophet 6 - Invention No. 1 in C major - Dave Smith Instruments Sequential

Published on May 23, 2017 Tom Loncaric

Live cover of Booka Shade - Body Language (Riff from You Don't Know Me by Jax Jones Feat. Raye)

Published on May 23, 2017 benchetwood

"London MD/Producer Ben Chetwood performs a live cover of Booka Shade's Body Language. www.benchetwood.com
This is the song Jax Jones has taken the riff from for 'You Don't Know Me' feat. Raye

All analogue performance using Korg Arp Odyssey, Roland Juno 60, DSI Tempest, Sequential Pro One, Studio Electronics SE1 and Teac A-3440 Reel to Reel."

Let Me Fall (Ableton Push + analog synth live performance)

Published on May 18, 2017 Le Solitaire

"Original song performed live in studio with Ableton Push, Korg Mono/Poly, and Korg Volca Keys.

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DP: Rizwan Sattar
Rings courtesy Curiousity & Cure"