Thursday, June 14, 2018
Matrixbrute Does 8-bit Gamer Music
Published on Jun 14, 2018 Kris Lennox
"Short wee illustration of duophonic mode on the MB. Good wee riff. I think the track name is 'The Mansion'. The riff is the best part, so I only recorded it (I added my own ending just to finish it off).
I intentionally kept the sound very bare. Listening back, the bass is probably slightly too soft in the mix on the MB. But that's ok. :)
I may do a series of old game music on synth :) could be fun. And I may try out some of those 8-bit synth modules.
Unsure what happened with the vid - when rendering, there was no black at the top & bottom. I'm not too bothered about changing it, though. It'll do. :)
Disasterpeace's music comes to mind with pieces like this.
PS this was just a single-take performance. I had a spare 10 minutes earlier. Enough time to do a wee recording. :)
All best
Kris"
Vintage ARP Odyssey 2823 Serial #0001
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"The ARP Odyssey is a dual oscillator analog synthesizer and one of the first synths to feature duophonic capability.
The Mark III was introduced in 1978. Mark III's are also the most common models of the Odyssey. The Mark III used ARP's four-pole "4075" filter.
While earlier models had used a simple rotary knob to control pitch bend, The Mark III introduced proportional pitch control (PPC). PPC used pressure-sensitive buttons to control bend up, bend down, and vibrato. ARP included PPC on other instruments, and also offered a kit to add PPC to earlier Odyssey synthesizers.
Mark III Odysseys also have unbalanced XLR outputs, in addition to unbalanced 1/4" outputs.
The Mark III was cosmetically overhauled to feature a redesigned chassis and orange and black color scheme, which was consistent with other contemporary ARP instruments.
Production of the Odyssey Mark III ceased when ARP Instruments declared bankruptcy in 1981.
Over all very good condition but the switch knobs are falling apart and all will need to be replaced. Comes as shown with paperwork. 1 owner non smoker its whole life. The best part about this synth its the first MKIII ARP ever made! #001 ! A real collectors item."
via this auction
"The ARP Odyssey is a dual oscillator analog synthesizer and one of the first synths to feature duophonic capability. The Mark III was introduced in 1978. Mark III's are also the most common models of the Odyssey. The Mark III used ARP's four-pole "4075" filter.
While earlier models had used a simple rotary knob to control pitch bend, The Mark III introduced proportional pitch control (PPC). PPC used pressure-sensitive buttons to control bend up, bend down, and vibrato. ARP included PPC on other instruments, and also offered a kit to add PPC to earlier Odyssey synthesizers.
Mark III Odysseys also have unbalanced XLR outputs, in addition to unbalanced 1/4" outputs.
The Mark III was cosmetically overhauled to feature a redesigned chassis and orange and black color scheme, which was consistent with other contemporary ARP instruments.
Production of the Odyssey Mark III ceased when ARP Instruments declared bankruptcy in 1981.
Over all very good condition but the switch knobs are falling apart and all will need to be replaced. Comes as shown with paperwork. 1 owner non smoker its whole life. The best part about this synth its the first MKIII ARP ever made! #001 ! A real collectors item."
Ensoniq Fizmo
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"Dream synth for experimental, industrial and noise musicians. This is an utterly unique instrument that is a secret weapon, and can get you sounds that you just cannot create with anything else. Create sounds that range from thick, evolving synth pads to total environments of sound that are so alive-sounding, morphing and constantly growing that it'll make your head spin."
via this auction
"Dream synth for experimental, industrial and noise musicians. This is an utterly unique instrument that is a secret weapon, and can get you sounds that you just cannot create with anything else. Create sounds that range from thick, evolving synth pads to total environments of sound that are so alive-sounding, morphing and constantly growing that it'll make your head spin."
Orac development update, Norns on a Push2/Raspberry PI
Published on Jun 14, 2018 Mark Harris
"This is a vlog about:
- Development progress on Orac 1.1, and what it contains.
- A demonstration of a project Ive been woking, to allow a Push 2 to be used with Monome Norns as a display and controller.
Timeline:
Intro - 0:00
Demo - 2:00
Orac Update - 10:00
Thanks to Monome for making this possible, by making Norns open source.
if your interested in more information about Norns, you can visit.
http://monome.org/norns"
16 NEW Melodic Patches for the MS4000
Published on Jun 14, 2018 zafrosoundz
"A new selection of melodic patches made using the MS4000 combo of the MS2000 & MS2000r.
No outboard effects or treatment, utilising the mod sequencer, arp and patch bay."
Korg x 5
Published on Jun 14, 2018 splitradix
"Korg Volca Beats, Korg MS20 Mini, Korg Monologue, Korg Polysix, Korg PS3100. All sequenced by the Cirklon."
DSI Sequential Prophet-6 VCO analog synthesizer demo sweet tone. Wonderful filter IMHO.
Published on Jun 14, 2018 Dave Bellamy
"Jamming on my Sequential Prophet-6. I love the tone of this thing when it is on song. The P6 has a really sweet tone once you get away from the presets on board. Once you explore the sound you discover the truly gorgeous filter with all its nuances. This P6 does have slightly wobbly tuning sometimes though - but that's analog for you - sometimes it is just wobbly enough! I'm using the arpeggiator again. Recorded straight live directly to cassette tape (very old fashioned I know). It's easy to play for an hour and wonder where the time went.
I think this synth would have fitted very well with the unique sounds on Genesis Duke and that era of Genesis in 1979 to 1980.
Video file P5240127."
NAVA / PEK / Avalon / Digitakt : "Splice" from TECHNO ALLIANCE vol.4
Published on Jun 14, 2018 Masaki Takada
"We distribute 'TECHNO ALLIANCE vol.4' compilation linked with techno event.
DL the ZIP file from the download button below,
Please enter the password described on the card distributed at each event and unzip it.
http://www.technoalliance.net/
The track to be released is divided into 3 times and it will be released sequentially according to the holding of the sponsorship event. Don't miss it!
*This track will be released free of charge at my bandcamp on 9/1 after the event ends."
Gleeman Pentaphonic - Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer SN 8110022
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"This one is in excellent cosmetic condition and working 100%. It has just been serviced and with some restoration. As you may know, these are very rare. It is ready to be played and needs nothing."
via this auction
"This one is in excellent cosmetic condition and working 100%. It has just been serviced and with some restoration. As you may know, these are very rare. It is ready to be played and needs nothing."
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