MATRIXSYNTH

Live Studio Jam : 7/09/17 - Microkorg, Teenage Engineering OP-1, Ensoniq ESQ1

Published on Jul 9, 2017 Todd Smith

"Buy my music here : https://toddsmithmusic.bandcamp.com

I'm building my 3rd album, A Distant Love for Life. It's going to be darker and more eggressive in nature. This is my first track towards the new album. Enjoy.

: Gear Used :

Teenage Engineering OP-1
Korg Microkorg
Ensoniq ESQ1

: iOS Apps :

Auria Pro"

Sequential Circuits Prelude

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"I have been collecting a lot of string synths lately, and the Prelude is one of the most versatile. It has a particularly good resonant filter, and can go from vintage string bliss to biting, funky clavs and synth/brass stabs, to jazzy organs with the flick of a switch and a push of the filter. AND you can layer everything for a huge sound that is like nothing else. The EQ and Modulation as well as the resonant filter give you a lot of variety and control. And the full polyphony allows for some huge sustained soundscapes. I am learning that string synths are the best source of that elusive vintage sound without spending thousands of dollars.

The Prelude reminds me a lot of the Korg Delta but with additional instruments and a sophisticated EQ and modulation section.

The keybed plays really well, and all knobs and switches work as expected. There is no noise in the outputs, and there is minimal if any static when moving faders. This synth has been well taken care of and just serviced to ensure it is in top condition. You will notice some slight marks on the bottom right corner, but otherwise it is very nice."

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Kawai K1R Digital Synthesizer Rack Mount

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Mark & Lard Do Yamaha DJX

Published on Jul 9, 2017 baward

"1998 audio demo of the then-new Yamaha DJX keyboard, as presented by Mark Radcliffe (Mark) and Marc Riley (Lard)."

What the, what? I don't know what I'm listening to, but there you have it.

Update:

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Tangerine Dream- Mojave plan 2017

Published on Jul 9, 2017 graal7

"Tangerine Dream- Mojave plan 2017

my version from white eagle album (1982)"

VINTAGE REALISTIC CONCERTMATE MG-1 by MOOG SN 13367 w/ Original Box

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'Throw Down' - Gist

Published on Jul 7, 2017 ngarjuna

"Modular Jam 21 - 'Throw Down'
Produced by ngarjuna
© 2017 Acid Coast

Gist is
ngarjuna - bleeps and bloops
Rich Prewett - guitars

Most of the modular patches in this track are super old (notice the very old module arrangement in the gear shots) so I don't really have any patch notes for this one.

But I do have ninjas.

New Gist album coming soon!"

Techno session with Elektron & Eurorack machines

Published on Jul 9, 2017 Martin Stürtzer

"In preparation for a new liveset I recorded this track using Elektron´s Analog Rytm and Analog Keys. Sounds also coming from Mutable Instruments Braids triggered by Intellijel Metropolis Sequencer (clock coming from Analog Rytm). Mixing and FX with UAD Apollo / Ableton Push2.

(c) Martin Stürtzer 2017"

SUBOTNICK The Making of Silver Apples of the Moon & the first Buchla 100

Published on Jun 27, 2017 Waveshaper Media

SUBOTNICK: The First Buchla 100

Published on Jul 5, 2017 Waveshaper Media

"Excerpts from SUBOTNICK, a forthcoming documentary on avant-garde electronic music composer Morton Subotnick, now raising funds via Indiegogo: http://igg.me/at/subotnickfilm [the funding goal of $40,000 has just been met]

In 1963, Morton Subotnick and Ramon Sender, the two founders of the San Francisco Tape Music Center, commissioned Don Buchla to create one of the first modular electronic music systems.

The first Buchla 100 series system was completed in 1965, eventually moving to Mills College in 1966, where it remains today.

In April 2017, Subotnick and Sender returned to Mills College to meet with Prof. Maggi Payne, co-director of the Center of Contemporary Music, revisiting the original Buchla 100."