Sunday, June 04, 2017
Voyager Overload - Fat Moog sound
Published on Jun 4, 2017 Old Beats
Moog: Voyager - Little Phatty - Mother 32
DSI: Evolver - Prophet 08 w/ Boss CE20
Korg Arp Odyssey Module - Yamaha TX81z
Roland: P-330 - Alpha Juno 2 w/ Boss OS2 & Digidelay
Novation Bass Station 2 - Akai VX 90
Drums: Jomox AirBase 99 - Novation Drum Station
FX TC Electronic M350 - Flashback - Lexicon MX 300
Alesis Ampliton & Philtre
Audio directly from Allen & Heath Zed 428 mixer
Sequenced and Synced with Ableton Live
AKAI LPD 8 triggering the midi patterns on Live
Möbius - Mad Max (Goa Jam with Sonic Potions LXR)
Published on Jun 4, 2017 Möbius
"Live Goa Jam with Sonic Potions LXR testing the macro knobs of Brendan Clarke's alternative firmware for live tweaking.
External FX from Lexicon MX200.
Thanks for watching!"
Note the LXR is making the synth sounds as well. It might be labelled Digital Drum Synth but it does much more.
Eurorack, Roli Rise/Equator, Diva - Accomplice to the Dark
Published on Jun 3, 2017 mark williamson
"Driving the eurorack via Numerology and the FH-1, both of the traditional keyboards are playing instances of Diva"
Hartmann Neuron Synthesizer SN 0420 0294 0601 Unboxing Shots
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Some pics in via MATRIXSYNTH reader Dirk who is currently selling it here. This is a brand new Hartmann Neuron.
"The German made Hartmann Neuron was a polyphonic synthesizer that attempted to break new ground using a new form of synthesis and sound-modeling they say was based on technology found in neural networks. What the Neuron actually does is it analyzes audio files (samples) and creates digital computer models of these sounds which can then be re-synthesized and processed using the extensive amount of on-board data-wheels and joysticks with control of more 'musical' sonic aspects such as instrument shape, size and acoustic behavior. The joysticks allow for real-time tweaking of up to three parameters at once - 3D modeling in a true 5.1 surround sound environment.
The Neuron shipped with 200 modeled sounds already in its memory, but using their proprietary software application, ModelMaker (Mac/Win) a user can add their own sampled sounds to be modeled by the Neuron's neural network, and these can be stored in the user memory banks (sounds could be brought into the Neuron via analog, S/PDIF or USB connections). Instead of oscillators, the Neuron uses Resynators, of which it has two. Each resynator holds a single model (you can freely assign any models in memory to each resynator to build your sound). Each resynator has a joystick that lets you adjust the 'scape' and the 'sphere' of the sound. 'Scape' refers to the generation properties of a sound (such as the excitation source in a real instrument), 'sphere' would contain all parameters referring to the properties of the resonating 'instrument' body. The Neuron's Blender function lets you mix the results of the two resynators in a variety of ways, including morphing and crossfading. It even lets you manipulate one resynator using another.
Some pics in via MATRIXSYNTH reader Dirk who is currently selling it here. This is a brand new Hartmann Neuron.
"The German made Hartmann Neuron was a polyphonic synthesizer that attempted to break new ground using a new form of synthesis and sound-modeling they say was based on technology found in neural networks. What the Neuron actually does is it analyzes audio files (samples) and creates digital computer models of these sounds which can then be re-synthesized and processed using the extensive amount of on-board data-wheels and joysticks with control of more 'musical' sonic aspects such as instrument shape, size and acoustic behavior. The joysticks allow for real-time tweaking of up to three parameters at once - 3D modeling in a true 5.1 surround sound environment.
The Neuron shipped with 200 modeled sounds already in its memory, but using their proprietary software application, ModelMaker (Mac/Win) a user can add their own sampled sounds to be modeled by the Neuron's neural network, and these can be stored in the user memory banks (sounds could be brought into the Neuron via analog, S/PDIF or USB connections). Instead of oscillators, the Neuron uses Resynators, of which it has two. Each resynator holds a single model (you can freely assign any models in memory to each resynator to build your sound). Each resynator has a joystick that lets you adjust the 'scape' and the 'sphere' of the sound. 'Scape' refers to the generation properties of a sound (such as the excitation source in a real instrument), 'sphere' would contain all parameters referring to the properties of the resonating 'instrument' body. The Neuron's Blender function lets you mix the results of the two resynators in a variety of ways, including morphing and crossfading. It even lets you manipulate one resynator using another.
Pantala Labs - Color Control Voltage 2 - first path in Nebula [Vinyl Controlled CV]
Published on Jun 4, 2017 Gibran Curtiss
Update: new video here.
"Hi.
Just finished the prototype , turned it on, made some tests and plugged into synth.
I didnt even got a little practice to get used to its behaviour.
Soon, a bigger video explaining wow it works inside and more paths."
Orkidea - Unity (Roland SH-01 Gaia demo)
Published on Jun 4, 2017 tiergrinder
"All synth sounds from Roland SH-01 Gaia.
Parts recorded live and mostly dry wihout any Gaia's internal FX.
Effects added in Ableton Live. I didn't do much EQ'ing so the recorded parts. From sine wave melodies and sub basses I shaved some of the low end off."
Fire/Mahogany Moog Voyager Select Series Keyboard Synthesizer SN SS0148
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That is one beautiful looking synth.
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That is one beautiful looking synth.
Korg MS-20 MKI (IC35 filter) Vintage 1978 Analog Synth
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"Very good condition for it's age. Some minor chipping of finish under keybed and other small blemishes here and there. Sounds amazing as you can imagine. This is a MKI (indiciated by the lack of a screw in the VCA silkscreen graphics sectiion) which means it has the venerable IC35 filter known for being more aggressive than the later MKII filter (which is more liquidy). As it is 40 years old and hasn't been serviced in over 20, it is sold 100% functional but 'as-is'. I would recommend a recap and calibration at some point in the near-future to ensure another 20 years of trouble free use. The new mini is dope, but the build quality is flimsy by comparison."
via this auction
"Very good condition for it's age. Some minor chipping of finish under keybed and other small blemishes here and there. Sounds amazing as you can imagine. This is a MKI (indiciated by the lack of a screw in the VCA silkscreen graphics sectiion) which means it has the venerable IC35 filter known for being more aggressive than the later MKII filter (which is more liquidy). As it is 40 years old and hasn't been serviced in over 20, it is sold 100% functional but 'as-is'. I would recommend a recap and calibration at some point in the near-future to ensure another 20 years of trouble free use. The new mini is dope, but the build quality is flimsy by comparison."
Moog Opus 3 Strings, Organ, Brass Synthesizer SN 2503
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"Moog Opus 3 Analog Synthesizer in excellent working condition. Just serviced and ready to play. Has some scuffs on the wood cabinet as shown in pictures, otherwise very nice."
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"Moog Opus 3 Analog Synthesizer in excellent working condition. Just serviced and ready to play. Has some scuffs on the wood cabinet as shown in pictures, otherwise very nice."
Arturia Origin Desktop Synthesizer 08351000173
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