MATRIXSYNTH

DELTA VCF + JUNO-1 (Progressive House) [Fair Weather]

Published on Aug 5, 2018 gstormelectro

"Audio and Video by G-Storm Electro c. 2018

Today I'm performing a Progressive House jam featuring my Delta VCF Eurorack Module.
The Delta VCF is a eurorack adaptation of the Korg Delta/Poly-61 synthesizers, and it's excellent for resonant bass pads!
And with resonance it will not dilute your bass frequencies like some filters do.

Delta VCF is conjuring up a Max Graham style bass pad using waveforms by the Pittsburgh Synthesizer Box PWM and Saw.
Stereo Widening using Eventide Timefactor

Synth Lead - Roland Juno-1, Big Sky reverb
Kick/Snare - Basimilus Iteritas Alter
Reverb-y Snare - Noise into Bastl Skis for a noise burst...
then my Reverb Tank Driver, then uBurst (MI Clouds)
Hats - Tiptop Hats909
Cowbell - Future Retro Transient
Sequencing - Arturia Beatstep Pro

Recorded direct to Tascam DR-05, some post processing in Cubase."

"The Delta VCF is a faithful clone of the Korg Delta synthesizer filter in Eurorack. The lowpass circuit was also found in the Poly-61. And uses the same OTA chips and dual transistor as the original Delta. It is all analog, no DSP, so it will warm up any signal run through it.

Version 2 is the same circuit, sound and features as version 1. New features for version 2!
- Revised panel design, adjustment pots are available from the front
- Module depth is now skiff- and boat-friendly
- Slightly less current draw

FEATURES
Two filter slopes: original 4-pole, and 2-pole.
Two filter modes: lowpass or bandpass.
Illuminated Frequency and Resonance Bourns Slider pots.
Mix together two different input oscillators at the input jacks w/ signal attenuation/gain pots. These inputs can overdrive the filter.
Modulate the filter cutoff with two different input control voltages w/ signal attenuation pots.
There are trim pots on PCB for adjusting frequency and resonance range. Some of you out there may want to give a little boost to the resonance trimpot on the PCB. Doing so will make this thing scream and howl a little harder.

Available exclusively in my Reverb Store at http://reverb.com/shop/gstormelectro

“I just wanted to say I'm loving this filter! It sounds gorgeous and is wonderfully constructed.” – Adam, NY
“I just wanted to let you know I got the module and I love it so much! Definitely one of my fav filters.” – Esar, GA
“Great sounding module, love it“ – Adam, Australia
“Great filter” – A.C., IAf
“awesome” – Steve, CA"

Faemi-1M Soviet Poly Synth SN 0188009

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Published on Jul 6, 2018 SergeyArmavir

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'A polyphonic analog synthesizer Faemi - 1M (Kachkanarsky radiofactory) has a keyboard of 4 octaves. Main generator, infralow frequency generator, lowpass filter, amplifier are in the basis of the synthesis in this instrument. The control panel is divided into 5 sections: generator, timbre, vibrato, filter, amplifier.

Controls:

GENERATOR: release, tuning, glissando
TIMBRE: piano, strings, clavesin, wind instruments
VIBRATO (generator of pulse low frequency): frequency, depth, delay
FILTER: attack, decay, sustain, release, frequency, resonance, modulation
AMPLIFIER: volume"

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TEENAGE ENGINEERING OP-1 SYNTHESIZER TOP PANEL

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Interesting to see how it all sits together like that. As always, be sure to read the description for the listing in full if you are interested.

Roland Super JX Polyphonic Synthesizer JX-10

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Roland D-50 Synthesizer

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"Classic Roland D-50 synthesizer, in excellent condition. Everything works perfectly, display, all 61 keys, includes the original PN-D50 patch data ROM card AND the M-256D memory card! The 256 card itself is going for $100! I am also including a soft case (Tough Traveler). Original owner, never been anywhere except my home."

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Roland SH-101 Classic Analogue Mono Synth

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OP-1 Practicing A New Song (Chorus and Melody) "I won't Go" Part 2

Published on Aug 5, 2018 Roxton Fone

The Working Title for this one is "I Won't Go"
This song is very much, still in development.
So, really, you're witnessing the "Birthing" process. This is Part 2

Part 1 Here:

OP-1 / Hip Hop Beat with a Nice Melody

Published on Jul 28, 2018 Roxton Fone

"One of my most Melodic beat thus far with the
OP1 Synthesizer from Teenage Engineering"

Buchla/Eurorack cross-pollination

Published on Aug 5, 2018 Jens Paldam

"Using the Envelope Detector from the Buchla 208 and the Doepfer A-119 Ext. In, I have created this patch where the two systems react to each other. The Buchla creates random pulses that when received by the clock dividers and multipliers in the Eurorack is translated into sudden rhythmic changes. Hit me up in the comments section if you wish to hear more about the patch :)"

X1L3 - Shards and Wreckage - harsh drone and percussion

Published on Aug 5, 2018 X1L3

"Harsh drone and drums power electronics session with some cool use of a shard and a couple of ADSRs tied to VCAs as a percussion generator.

Shard 1 - It's got a soundmachines LP1 lightplane at the atrophy input which is synced to the grids module. The grids module is using the remaining two trig outputs it has to trigger the two ADSRs, these in turn are controling two VCAs. Combined they create a cool distorted drum track. The output is split into two. One instance fed into clouds for reverb and the other raw to the mixer.

Shard 2 - This has a braids module fed into the audio input to blend with, disrupt and grind with the shard oscillators. Heard to varying degrees of dominance at various places. Anything that happens on this shard is manually controlled, this comes into play heavily in the closing of the session. The output is fed into a VCF which is then hooked up to the mixer.

Wreckage - This has an LP1 connected to the atrophy input and the audio out is connected to a VCF and then fed into the mixer. The VCF also has an LP1 hooked up to modulate the cutoff. Wreckage gets used for violence and high frequency stuff and later on for fucked up glitching and noise. Taking the lead as the set fades away."