NE Blog Guest Post: Cursus percussion by Baseck

Published on Apr 5, 2018 Noise Engineering

"Check out the piece Baseck threw together for our most recent Noise Engineering blog post. Here, uses the Cursus Iteritas as the sole voice to create a surprisingly diverse and awesome percussion set."

NE Blog Guest Post: How to use Cursus Iteritas as a glitch drum, feat. Baseck

Published on Apr 5, 2018 Noise Engineering

"Baseck does it again. Here, he explains how he gets the percussive sounds from Cursus Iteritas (!) and how he uses them in the piece he put together for the latest Noise Engineering blog guest post. Bonus footage includes some tips on Loquelic Iteritas too."

BMS - Traccia II - Synthesizer arrangement

Published on Apr 5, 2018 SynthAL

"BMS - Traccia II - Synthesizer arrangement"

Erica Synths - PICO QUANT *Mini Demo*

Published on Apr 5, 2018 DivKidVideo

"The Erica Synths PICO Quant is the new 3HP - microtonal capable - quantiser that expands the PICO line of modules. In this mini demo we look at the scale options, micro tonal options (half a semitone) and play through the features including the rather unique 'tolerance' feature."

Akai AX80 Brass [1984]

Published on Apr 5, 2018 Miguel d'Oliveira

"Finally found an AX80 in good nick.
Can't quite believe how awesome the brass sounds are on this thing.
Built in 1984 by AKAI
No points for guessing reference on this brass doodle.
Recorded through a TLAudio C1 compressor"

"Stranger things" cover with Sequential Circuits Six-trak

Published on Apr 5, 2018 Sebastian Soldier

"Little cover of "Stranger things", only with 2 patches and the arpeggiator. Direct sound to the camera with a little delay+chorus from my Roland Vs-880. Arpeggiator up/down. If you want the patches, please, let me know."

Prophet 6 sounds / patches - Dave Smith Instruments

Published on Apr 5, 2018 LF0 - TimPlease - Psalm37

"Little promo vid for some sounds I'm developing.
1/4 through this project for 256 new sounds. Today I've created these two examples. A basic organ and a Rhodes/Wurlitzer piano.

Available soon, early June 2018 at the latest:
http://www.timmantle.com/psalm37.html"

Vangelis and his Synthesizers Nemo Studio in London 1982

Published on Apr 5, 2018 AnalogSynthMuseum

"synthesizers in Nemo Studio : Yamaha CS80, Arp Sequencer, Prophet 5, Roland system 100, sh3a & Cr8000 drum machine, a minimal set is enough if you have inspiration."

Also see Vangelis & Neuronium ( In London 1982 ).

Chroma Enabler 2.0

Published on Apr 5, 2018 Randel Osborne

"This is the first time the prototype Enabler 2.0 interfaced with the Chroma."

Upcoming version 2 of the Rhodes Chroma Enabler from Redshift Consulting.

Previous version:

Extending DFAM Sequences w/ External CV Sequencers

Published on Apr 5, 2018 HardtekStudios

Audio comes in at :31. Don't turn it up too high. :)

"A lot of people have been asking how to get past the limitation of only having eight steps on the Moog DFAM. So far this is the best solution I have come across, but it works pretty nicely. My Novavation Circuit Mono Station has an extra sequencer with an aux CV output that you can route it to, so this will work perfectly for the example. I could have also used the pitch CV out as an additional sequencer for the DFAM, if I did not want to use the synth or if I wanted a parameter to follow the synths pitch. I think a Beatstep Pro would be the best to use because it provides a ton of CV & Gate outs that could make up for the limited sequencers of the DFAM & Mother-32 (it has a sequencer, but is just awful to program)."

Phantogram | Calling All | Moog Sound Lab

Published on Apr 5, 2018 Moog Music Inc

"Phantogram return to the Moog Sound Lab to perform 'Calling All' from their album Three. Re-imaging the track completely with analog synthesizers, guitarist Josh Carter lays the song’s foundation with a Minimoog Model D while vocalist Sarah Barthel controls the depth and dimension of her voice using an MF-104M Analog Delay.

This is Phantogram’s second performance in the Moog Sound Lab, after performing '16 Years' in 2011" [posted here]