MATRIXSYNTH

Cleansing

davidryle
Published on Aug 13, 2017

"A short, ambient drone study in resolving discord with some fabricated sound effects. Using the MI Rings and Clouds with Z-DSP Halls of Valhalla and a pair of Turing Machines to make the intro portion. I added in a single voice from the 5U large format modular and a voice from the JV-1080. The tuning scales were controlled by the Q171 and Q172 Quantizer modules from Synthesizers.com. Starting with a diminished scale and ending with a major scale.
The synthetic thunder and rain were symbolic of the cleansing.

Thanks to Richard Galbraith for the tip on the 'Disasterous Peace' mode for Rings. Clouds was in 'Spectral Madness' mode.

Thunder and rain were made with a Sputnik West Coast Random Source, Q119 step sequencer in random mode and Q110 Noise module into a Yusynth Arp 4072 filter and a Moogah SEM filter, Q107 State Variable filter and Q150 transistor ladder filter. Additional reverb and delay with TC Electronic D-Two, Strymon Blue Sky and Lexicon MX200."

Forced Optical Synapse Effect

A Box In The Sea
Published on Aug 13, 2017

"A combination of live and pre recorded Braids samples. All orchestrated, remixed and recorded live."

Roland SE-02 and TR-09 acid jam

Wingo Shackleford
Published on Aug 13, 2017

"Free-form jam with the SE-02, which is an amazingly nuts synth. I barely scratched the surface of what this thing is capable of because I can hardly contain myself while I am tweaking it. Sounds so good. Studio Electronics did amazing job on the design. Recorded straight from the Rolands to the H5N, no other processing."

Charge! Acid Chillout Mix

Zeropage
Published on Aug 13, 2017

"One more version for the upcoming Charge! EP
We hope you like the hypnotic 303!

Equipment used:
Roland Aira TR-8, Boutique TR-09, TB-03
Audiorealism ABL-3 (with nanoKontrol2)
Eurorack (CV/Gate from TB-03)
Moog Sub 37 (with slow Arpeggiator)
Strymon BigSky, El Capistan
2 x Ableton
All synched with Expert Sleepers USAMO
Audio Recording and Routing by Behringer X32
Mixed on Focal Alpha 65

some elements were recorded in the Charge! original Techno session"

'STRNG' Make Noise B&G Shared System

Caspar Hesselager
Published on Aug 13, 2017

"No post-processing or editing. Audio-only version of all MNSS patches can be found at https://soundcloud.com/caspar-hesselager

Overall patch notes:
Maths sum output is used as an envelope going to Optomix. Maths channels 1 and 2 are triggered by the Tempi acting as a clock divider to the incoming clock from Wogglebug. One Tempi channel (set to a relatively slow division) is patched back into Tempi mod input to shift the channels around to creating rhythmic variations. Pressure points is used to create four different playable notes for the DPO oscillator A, and Phonogene contains a sample of five different notes from an OP-1 with each their own individual splice and various parameters are being modulated by the Wogglebug.

René fires a few gates from the X Gate out going to the Strike input of DPO oscillator B. These strikes are heard later on in the patch when their respective locations in the grid become accessible."

Rheyne - Sequenced Jam #50 (Erica Synths Pico Voice, Make Noise Morphagene)

Rheyne
Published on Aug 13, 2017

"String plucks from the Karplus Strong algorithm in an Erica Synths Pico Voice, with some Fender Rhodes sounds in a Make Noise Morphagene. The pad is a Mother-32 through a Black Hole DSP. Bass is from 2x Mother-32 VCO's."

Moog MF-108 Cluster Flux Eurorack Module Port by Million Machine March

via Million Machine March

"We are finishing out the Moog MoogerFooger line with this eurorack conversion of the MF-108 Cluster Flux.
This is one of my favorites from Moog. If Moog was to only convert one of their MoogerFoogers over to the eurorack format, it should be this one.

Chorus, Flange and Vibrato driven with original bucket brigade device chips. Multiple waveform LFO, which you can sync multiple ways, including MIDI.

We hope Moog are working on more eurorack modules, but in the meantime we can convert some of their other products
into fully functional eurorack modules!"

What's worth noting is these are not clones, but ports of existing Moog Moogerfoogers. Meaning units sold by Million Machine March equate to units sold for Moog as well.

Below is an image of all of Million Machine March's Moogerfooger ports to date. Check out the sliders on the MF-105 Murf! You can find previous posts featuring the modules via the Million Machine March label link at the bottom of this post, or you can of course check out the Million Machine March website.