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Friday, June 01, 2018

Full Seq

Published on May 31, 2018 MrSharps02

"a track to really push the arrangement mode on the octatrack into some territory i haven't yet covered. absolutely everything in this track is being controlled by the octatrack.

someone please give me a cirklon, tia.

there's only six patterns of 64 steps each in this song but by slicing each pattern into lots of little bits via the arranger and sequencing track mutes and scene changes you can get a pretty full sounding track going without having to do a gosh darn thing live.

the modular bass sound is a few oscillators from the shapeshifter through a polaris filter in 24db low pass mode and then on to warps acting as a frequency shifter with a very slow sweep and finally into clouds which is providing some randomly diffused comb filtery delay. acid bassline and pads are the analog four, octatrack is taking care of drums."

Pittsburgh Modular Officially Introduces the New Lifeforms Primary Oscillator

Published on Jun 1, 2018 Pittsburgh Modular Synthesizers

The Lifeforms Primary Oscillator was first introduced at SUPERBOOTH18. The official introduction is now in via Pittsburgh Modular:

"A New Type of Oscillator Designed to Push Analog Synthesis Forward

Teased at Superbooth last month, the Lifeforms Primary Oscillator offers true analog innovation designed to stretch the boundaries of pure sonic sculpting. The Primary Oscillator uses unique cascading waveform processing to create increasingly complex, fully modulatable waveforms. Through the use of multiple interwoven waveshapers, a simple waveform can quickly mutate into something deeply dynamic and harmonically rich.

Price, Availability, and More Information

The suggested retail price for the Pittsburgh Modular Lifeforms Primary Oscillator is $229. The module is available to order now and begins shipping today."

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Thursday, May 31, 2018

Commodore 64 CBM Theme on a Tandy Color Computer in HD

Published on May 31, 2018 MrCaliforniaD

"This clumsy 6-bit DAC sound generator is halfway between a delight for your ears and a headache nightmare.

Recorded with a real Tandy CoCo 3 computer."

Vintage 1977 POLLARD SYNDRUM QUAD MODEL 478 4-PAD Analog Drum Synth SN 208

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"This amazing analog drum synthesizer comes with the following components;

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Korg Monologue Soft Lead Patch Tutorial

See the update in this post.

DSI / 8Dio Sequential Prophet X Official Add-On Series: "Live Improvisation °1" by Troels Folmann

Published on May 31, 2018 8dioproductions

"One of my favorite compositional techniques is to make music "in the void" - without a given end-destination. Simply letting the sounds guide me and create new compositions in real-time.

Exclusively made on the Prophet X by Troels Folmann (some of the synths in this demo is coming from our upcoming Wonder Add-On for the Prophet X)."

Depuratumba - dual iPad jam (Patterning, Troublemaker, Ripplemaker, ElasticFX)

Published on May 31, 2018 Guido Flichman

"jamming with two iPads - two instances of Patterning (I wasn't using all tracks, just some on each) and a little bit of Ripplemaker and Troublemaker.

One of the Patterning instances was running thru ElasticFX.

(oh and I also used a few AU - Zero Reverb and RoughRider, if I remember correctly)

a bit messy - and probably too long... but I just wanted to capture the moment :)

had I taken the time to map a controller, it woul've probably been smoother... but oh well!

https://www.soundcloud.com/depuratumba"

Why We Bleep Podcast 005: Olivier Gillet - Mutable Instruments

Published on May 31, 2018 mylarmelodies

You can find a handful of posts featuring Olivier Gillet's chocopoolp for Palm OS here.

"Thanks to episode sponsors Signal Sounds: http://signalsounds.com ! This month I'm very excited to present a chat with perhaps one of the most mysterious and well-respected characters in the Eurorack world - Olivier Gillet of Mutable Instruments.

In it we discuss his route into music technology, his module development process, the importance of daydreaming, and some quite surprising facts regarding the size of his company, and much more besides.

More at: http://www.whywebleep.com

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