Studiologic Sledge Synthesiser TUTORIAL 52 & 53

Studiologic Sledge Synthesiser Tutorial 52

Published on Jun 9, 2017 David Clements

"George Hall recreates sounds from the PhD track Poor City from their 1981 debut album Ph.D. Learn synth programming with George Hall"


Studiologic Sledge Synthesiser Tutorial 53

Published on Jun 16, 2017 David Clements

"George Hall creates a Synth Jam and sounds inspired by Howard Jones, The Thompson Twins and Thomas Dolby. Learn synth programming with George Hall."

All parts here.

JunkieXL: Roland Boutique Series - Studio Time: S2E11

Published on Jun 16, 2017 junkiexlofficial

"Instead of going back in time, let's fast-forward to today with some quality boxes I'm enjoying right now from from Roland: their Boutique Series."

You can find all JunkieXL synth videos here.

Modular Monthly: A trip to the West Coast with Sputnik Modular

Published on Jun 16, 2017 Future Music Magazine

"We dive head first into a 'West Coast' Buchla-influenced experience with Sputnik Modular’s Eurorack range."

SynthScaper - Soundscapes synthesizer

Published on Jun 16, 2017 Igor Vasiliev

"Synthesizer specially designed for creating and experiments with ambient soundscapes. Universal app for iPad and iPhone. Coming soon!"

From the maker of:
SoundScaper - An experimental sound mini lab - iMusicAlbum
Exciting Noise series - iMusicAlbum
FieldScaper - Sound warp field recorder - iMusicAlbum
AltiSpace - Convolution Reverb - iMusicAlbum
Audio Mastering series - iMusicAlbum

Korg Gadget jam 24 "Point 'n' Click"

Published on Jun 16, 2017 Hank Astral

"All sounds from Korg gadget and some of my favourite point n click games

https://discchord.com/

HOW I ARRANGE: After I've created a loop that I like I just launch/mute tracks and tweak parameters rather than consciously lay everything out. This way the whole process stays fun which for me is the key. I may do a more detailed tutorial on this.

With all the gear options out there I also like sticking with one program and Korg gadget is perfect for what I want to do. If you don't know what it is here is my own overview:

Korg gadget is a complete IPAD electronic music workstation - like a propellerhead's Reason for mobile.
To make music you just pick any of the following 'gadgets' from within the program and start composing:
Drum machines/Drum Samplers
London: drum sound module Gadget designed specifically for dance music but with the right FX can fit any style really. Has 8 Tracks.

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Bram Bros Ripplemaker Synthesizer Sound Demo (No Talking)

Published on Jun 16, 2017 SYNTH ANATOMY

"Bram Bros released today the first West-Coast oriented Synthesizer for iPad and iPhone. Ripplemaker is an easy-to-use West-coast synth that is perfect for everyone to discover this different synth architecture. Before I make my review with plenty new sounds, here a very early sound demo of this new synth."

iTunes: Ripplemaker - Bram Bos

Digitakt and MIDI #03: Controlling the Elektron Analog Four (Your Questions Answered!)

Published on Jun 16, 2017 umonox

"Heyja. In this final Episode (for the time being) of my Q&A-Video Series about MIDI with the Elektron Digitakt i wanna have a look at how it performs controlling one of it's bigger brothers: The Elektron Analog Four :-) This Video is a bit longer again, so for your convenience: Here's a little Index with all the Topics and their Timecode:

1. Syncing the Machines ( 3:32 )
2. Working with MIDI CCs ( 9:23 )
3. Recording Notes on the Digitakt ( 15:27 )
4. Change Patterns on the A4 with the Digitakt ( 21:54 )"

All parts here.

ASR Freez

Published on Jun 16, 2017 Robin Rimbaud-Scanner

"A little experiment using the Elby Designs CGS734 Analog Shift Register running three oscillators, the Verbos Electronics Complex Oscillator, Endorphin es Furthrrr Generator Oscillator and Harvestman Hertz Donut Oscillator, the latter of which runs through the 2hp Freez, triggered by a Modcon Quad LFO. Intellijel Metropolis is making the melodies. Meanwhile two separate melodies lines flutter and appear from Hex Inverter Orbitals, also clocked by Metropolis - using Make Noise STO and Intellijel Dixie 2. Add a little reverb and a terrible iPhone film and you have it :-D"

See this post for details on the Elby Designs CGS734 Analog Shift Register.

PPG wave 2.2 Wavetable Synthesizer (1982) "Twenty Sounds"

Published on Jun 15, 2017 RetroSound

"(c) 2017 vintage synthesizer demo by RetroSound

PPG wave 2.2 Wavetable Synthesizer from the year 1982
The PPG Wave 2.2 is the direct successor of the Wave 2 but with 2 oscillators. Only 500 Wave 2.2 were manufactured.

The sound character is different to the later Waldorf Microwave synths and different to the Wave 2.3.

- 8 Voices
- 2 to 16 Oscillators per voice
- 30 Wavetables with 64 waves per table
- analog 24 dB/oct lowpass SSM 2044 VCF
- Curtis CEM 3360 VCAs
- micro processor (6809)
- 8Bit DACs

Used by: Trevor Horn (Propaganda, Art Of Noise, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Grace Jones), Ultravox, Depeche Mode, Robert Palmer, Talk Talk, Tears For Fears, Thomas Dolby, The Fixx, Thompson Twins, Tangerine Dream, Gary Numan and much more"

FORMATIONS by Christopher Ireland & John Benton

Formations from The Pool Collective on Vimeo.

The piece above features visuals by Christopher Ireland and audio by John Benton. In the video below John goes over the process of creating the score, including some synth spotting.

via The Pool Collective (Pool)

"Inspired by exploring minimal, contemporary gallery installations, I was curious to see how human shapes could permeate flat surfaces in the simplest ways possible. The resulting shapes created the emergence of something from nothing – a philosophical idea in science that fascinates me. Hence the title formation.

The work was created in response to The POOL COLLECTIVE group show called The Naked and the Nude. Piecing together the sequences of shapes then became a dual exercise in choreography and editing, drawing on my background as a Director and a trained classical dancer, and was done with close collaboration with John Benton who would interpret the vision and respond to it musically."

John Benton on Formations from The Pool Collective on Vimeo.