Rebel Technology Chronos mk II Demo

Published on Jul 28, 2017 Rebel Technology

"The Chronos mk II is a dual tap-tempo clock with dual tempo synced LFO. Let Cherif talk you through some of its functionalities."

via Rebel Technology

"Χρόνος is an advanced time-keeping module with dual tap tempo clock, and dual tempo synced LFO. The first function is tap tempo: tap the push button to generate a clock, and adjust the tempo with the knob. The second function is two tempo-synced, low frequency oscillators, each with two waveforms. One LFO provides bipolar sine or triangle wave, the other ramp or sawtooth. Two toggles let you switch between waveforms and one-shot mode.

The two functions can be linked or used independently. By default the LFO is synced to the tap tempo, but an external trigger can be used instead. In one-shot mode it works like an envelope, and the trigger input starts one full period of the LFO.

Χρόνος is Greek for Time, transliterated to English as Chronos.

Price £125.00"

Future Retro Transient Tutorial Exploring Modulation Oscillators

Published on Jul 28, 2017 FutureRetroSynths

"In this video we take a look at the Modulation Oscillators in the Transient and see how we can use them for Amplitude and Ring Modulation."

Previous parts here.

Behringer Model D

Published on Jul 28, 2017 MrFirechild

"This track is made with sounds from the Behringer Model D only. Composed and produced by www.firechild.se"

YMO TONG POO Backing with Roland RS-202 Strings Synthesizer

Published on Jul 28, 2017 nicolai maruhama

"This is the demo of Roland RS-202 Strings Synthesizer

This Machine is also Broken. Always the 'E' note sounds with Sin Wave. But Fortunately it sounds subtle! Enough works.

Please Enjoy thanks!
nicolai maruhama"

DreamsOfWires - Arvo Pärt's 'Solfeggio' for 4 Odysseys (Multitracked Korg Arp)

Published on Jul 28, 2017 DreamsOfWires

"Better audio here: https://soundcloud.com/tomorrowthecure
People sometimes asked what synthesizer I used in my original 2009 cover of this composition. I didn't say at the time, but I used 4 instances of the excellent Oddity VST. I always planned to re-record it if ever I got the real thing. Well, I didn't get an original Odyssey, but I've got the Korg version for a while, so I dialed in the same sound and multi-tracked it. The 2009 version had more reverb, and I think that helped it sound a little more choir-like, but I wanted this version to be a little more transparent.
Footage is of my original 'stills video' from my other channel, followed by some winter footage I found on my hard drive.
As usual, no technical or gear questions please, I'm just here for the music. If I don't mention it here, then I don't think it's relevant.
Thanks for your support."

Gotharman AnamonoX Mini with Tube Filter Droning

Published on Jul 27, 2017 Wein Glas

"Beware of the beast!
Gotharman's tiny new modular synth with the additional tube filter might be the smallest tube synth available. But it sounds like a huge monster: Raw, phat, and very "tube-ish"! Drone away and cheers!"

270717 - Generative Modular Ambient

Published on Jul 27, 2017 zacharyradford

"New Intellijel 4u case"

Minimal techno modular jam. (Make Noise, Buchla, Ornament & Crime, Turing Machine)

Published on Jul 27, 2017 musicalfungus

"10 minute improvised minimal techno jam.

Minimal modular jam. (Make Noise, Buchla, Ornament & Crime, Turing Machine)"

Custom Bollywood Wobble Bass Synth

Published on Aug 19, 2016 Narendra Dole

"Clips from documentary 'The Human Factor: The Untold Story of the Bombay Film Orchestras'."

This one in via Joao Heleno: "Just stumbled upon 2 videos about some indian dude who composed music for bollywood movies. the director wanted a very specific sound and they built a synth"

Two videos:

When RD Burman wanted the "Wook! Wook! Wook!" sound
The lord Speaks Promo

And the video descriptions:

"Vintage Hindi film songs are an indispensable part of South Asian popular culture. The onscreen actors who mimed through those songs, the singers, the composers, the songwriters – they are all household names, and many have attained legendary status. But who were those uncredited musicians who made up the orchestras that played on those songs and the background scores?

'The Human Factor' tells the fascinating story of the Lords, a Parsi family of pioneering musicians who collectively worked for over 60 years in Bombay’s film orchestras. But the story of the Lords is not theirs alone. It is also a crucial but obscure chapter in the history of Indian cinema."

Novation Peak Demo

Published on Jul 27, 2017 Khoral Central