Tuesday, October 31, 2017
Yamaha DX7 Halloween Spooky Music – Cute Baby Capybaras, Tasmanian Devil At Adelaide Zoo, 4K
Published on Oct 31, 2017 Power DX7
"Power DX7 Halloween Special - Halloween Night At The Adelaide Zoo, located in South Australia, Australia
As I went to a family fun event at the Adelaide Zoo, I created DX7 Halloween music for the Halloween Night.
This video was filmed using a brand new Sony 4K pro video camera. Yes, Power DX7 now goes to 4K! I used Final Cut Pro for 4K video editing.
The Adelaide Zoo has a lot of both Australian animals and animals from around the world. They do a lot of conservation work as well.
The link to the Adelaide Zoo website.
https://www.adelaidezoo.com.au
The video features:
- Yellow Tale Rock Wallaby (Australia)
- Meerkats (Africa)
- Capybara (South America)
- Tasmanian Devil (Australia)
- Monitor Lizard: Goanna (Australia)
- Mega Bats: Fruit Bats (Established a colony near the Zoo), yes they are wild bats!
Featured Sound
1. Low frequency atmospheric sound
2. Scary voice – Low and mid notes played for 16-bit sampler like female choir sound
3. Spooky – A typical scary sound, a white ghost floating in the air
4. Necho Necho Gucha Gucha (FM Resonant sound) – A unique resonant filter-like sound using FM synthesis only with a filter cut off effect!
5. DX SAWPAD 1 – Emulation of Roland analog
synths, Jupiter and JX series synth typical sawtooth pad sound (Jupiter-8, JX-8P and JX-10), with or without chorus and reverb
6. Bells – 2 different bells sounds
7. Female Opera – high notes
8. Evil Bats – A sound cross between bats and monkeys with effects making it very scary!
Enjoy!"
Introducing iOptigan! An Optigan for your iPad / iPhone In Collaboration with Stefan Stenzel of Waldorf
Published on Oct 31, 2017 optigandotcom
"In collaboration with Stefan Stenzel of Waldorf, we’re proud to announce iOptigan! It’s an Optigan on your iPad or iPhone, complete with all 40 original discs (25 included with app purchase, an additional 15 via in-app purchase) and all the scratchy lo-fi character and playability quirks of the original. What we didn’t include is all the headaches that tend to go along with the flaky old hardware!
As shown in the video above, you can setup iOptigan with a MIDI keyboard to approximate the playing experience of a real Optigan (chord buttons on the iPad, keys on the keyboard), but there are also additional ways to control iOptigan via MIDI as well as on screen. iOptigan faithfully emulates the unique playback characteristics of the Optigan, ie the “constant loop” of both the chord section and the keyboard. You also get tempo, reverb and balance controls that also behave as the original hardware."
iTunes: iOptigan - Stefan Stenzel
"This is the Optigan for iOS.
The Optigan, short for Optical Organ, was a chord organ from the early 1970’s. It is remembered today for its unique system of sound reproduction using optical discs. These LP-sized film discs were optically encoded with 57 concentric tracks, which contained loops of musical combos playing chord patterns in different styles. Each disc contained a specific style of music (Bossa Nova, Big Band etc) which the user could control by pressing the chord buttons. Changing the discs was as simple as putting a new record on your turntable. Think of it as the 1971 version of GarageBand.Despite this novel technology, the scratchy sound of the Optigan left a lot to be desired.
The iOptigan we present here truthfully recreates that lo-fi sound.
25 of the original 40 discs are included, the remaining 15 can be purchased individually or all together in the Complete Pak.
Specifications and Features:
• Disc loading rigth-side-up or upside-down
• Spring Reverb (virtual)
• Optical Metronome
• Audio Demo for each Disc
• MIDI in/out
• MIDI chord detection
• MIDI File Import
• Sequencer with Record and Playback
• Sharing for songs as Audio and MIDI File
• iTunes File Sharing
• Inter-App Audio
• Smart background audio
• Help overlay
• Headphone optimised stereo (optional)
• Radio Mode for Chord Buttons or Keyboard
• Comfortable speed control in semitones or BPM"
Roland SPV-350. CV test after repair and tuning. and tuned 2 oct down
Published on Oct 31, 2017 Alexey Taber
Batchas - Remember
Published on Oct 31, 2017 batchas
"It’s been a long time since I wanted again a MIDI-to-CV converter. Got it today, added to it bananas and made an impro on the Serge Paperface.
One take. Direct stereo outs and then reverb added in Logic.
The patch can be seen here: [left]
The played notes we hear come from 2 oscillators: the NTO (variable output) goes to the Variable Bandwidth Filter (VCF2), the PCO (sine output) goes to the Wave Multipliers.
VCF2 and Wave Multipliers give this string touch to the sound.
[u]Outputs on the MIDI-to-CV interface[/u]:
GATE goes to ADSR - ADSR OUT goes into VCAs.
CV goes to 1V/oct input on both oscillators.
Pitch Bend goes to VC F on both oscillators.
Velocity goes to VC F on Variable Bandwidth VCF.
I love these moments, when the instrument is simultaneously translating in sound my feelings and what is happening in my mind. Like remembering an early existence…"
FreeBass FB-383 analogue mono synth
New SynthiMuse Videos
MIDI From keyboard driving the arpeggiator of the SynthiMuse.
Published on Oct 31, 2017 The SynthiMuse
"A MIDI keyboard is used to show how the SynthiMuse can constrain any MIDI input to a chosen scale.
We also show the arpeggiator operation."
Published on Oct 31, 2017 The SynthiMuse
"A MIDI keyboard is used to show how the SynthiMuse can constrain any MIDI input to a chosen scale.
We also show the arpeggiator operation."
Ambient Modularsystem Session sequenced by SQ-1 and live playing via Squarp Pyramid
Published on Oct 31, 2017 Rickinger B.
"Hi friends, i've wanted to make a song only with my modularsystem.
The SQ-1 sequences the STO for the melody and triggers the Maths, that plays the rhythm sounds. The STO goes into the Clouds. I am playing via the pyramid the AJH MiniMod. The only external FX is the reverb and delay for the maths sounds. I hope you'll like it. Please tell me how you like it. Thanks."
All Hallows' Eve - Halloween with the Moog!
Published on Oct 31, 2017 100 Things I Do
"Something simple (Moog , Reverb , Delay , Eventide H3000). I wasn't going to do a Halloween clip this year.. but I started creating some nice dark noises playing with the FM on the Moog and decided to share. You can decide yourself if its suitably atmospheric enough :D"
Halloween III - Season Of The Witch (cover)
Published on Oct 30, 2017 Scott Ampleford
"Happy Halloween! This year I'm celebrating with a suite of themes from the hugely underrated Halloween III.
Check out my album releases: https://scottampleford.bandcamp.com
Looking for music for your project? Get in touch: scott@scottampleford.com
Check out my website: http://www.scottampleford.com"
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