Simmons SDS9 🥁 Electronic Drums Synth w/ Two Drum Pads

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FascinationMachine Promo

FascinationMachine Promo from Stan Warnow on Vimeo.

"Sample video of Rebel Technologies modern version of Raymond Scott's Fascination Machine--it's essentially a micro-Electronium, and it will be at --The Raymond Scott Festival, at the Colony Theatre in Burbank, CA., this Saturday, September 8th. More info at www.raymondscottfestival.com"

First Norns | OP-1 + Monome Grid + Norns

Published on Sep 6, 2018 Lightbath

"This is my first try at using Norns with mlr. I played OP-1 into it and created four loops that I then animated using the pattern record function. I play directly with the speed mod parameter of REC 4 (the sustained note) to pitch it up and down and waver it a bit."

Mother 32 and Minilogue | Synth Jam | Bora York Hold You

Published on Sep 6, 2018 Chris Bartels

"Here I'm playing around with the two main synth parts on my new Bora York song, Hold You."

Klee Sequencer, Dim C and Eric Stites Photographs

Published on Sep 6, 2018 Scott Stites

"I recently had to replace my hard drive. I used an image from a couple of years ago, found this piece, and decided to make a video using my brother's photography. It's my Roland SH-201 running through my Dim C modulated by my Klee Sequencer, with some other bits of my home-made modular providing percussive effecs. If anyone is interested in the photography, it can be found here: https://lacewingphotography.shootproo..."

Gecho & Friends - Part 2: RaKit Drum Synth

Published on Sep 6, 2018 Gecho Loopsynth

"Gecho's new best friend is Drum Synth from https://www.rakits.co.uk/ - a fully analog little synthesizer which is also available as a DIY kit!

Hear this delicious blend of analog and digital, layers of low frequencies, with overtones sweeping almost into ultrasonic. As usual, no additional effects applied."

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YAMAHA DX7 II FM Synthesizer (1987) Interstellar DX space movie soundtrack style

Published on Sep 6, 2018 RetroSound

"(c) 2018 vintage synthesizer demo by RetroSound

all synthesizer sounds: YAMAHA DX7 II FD wie E. expansion (1987)"

Vintage AKAI AX80 8-Voice Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer Keyboard

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WALDORF QUANTUM // OWN SOUND CREATIONS // 1 by LESINDES

Published on Sep 6, 2018 LESINDES

QUANTUM own sound creations
with some bugs --- due to firmware and
human misunderstanding
some sounds might sound familiar to
you channel subscribers from my
recent video but, still, the performance
is the strenghs of this beast!!!

Matrixbrute/Medieval Chant (Intonent Hodie)

Published on Sep 6, 2018 Kris Lennox

Follow-up to Matrixbrute: Arpeggiator + Gregorian Chant

"After last night's demo, I had a listen to a few Medieval vocal works. One stood out - it is called 'Intonent Hodie'. Very rhythmical. Vocals here spliced from the recording by Anonymous 4. The work itself is pure Dorian, but in my head I could hear it completely differently, with lots of underlying modulations. The change to C Lydian is great. Time signatures etc also aren't of the original version. I also doubled a vocal line on each verse. I think it sounds more natural this way.

I went out a walk quite late last night, and the harmony etc for this work seemed to just appear. It was literally a case of going home and writing it down - which means not having to worry RE thinking through the theory for vocal harmony parts :) I also didn't hear it in the original key - this version is transposed higher, and sped up a little.

As weird as it sounds, sometimes it feels like I shouldn't call some pieces 'my' pieces, as it seems to be more a case of having the harmony/tonality etc injected into my brain.

I also scored the work since it was at the front of my mind. The OB6 part I can hear in my head as a choir - in reality it should be a choir. It begins single voice, then two-part, then three-part harmony.

I think this piece sounds great. What could also be very useful would be the backing track minus the vocals; this way, choirs could use it for concerts. If any choirmaster etc happens to be reading this and would like to license the score/backing track, just ping me off an email.

PS the choir should be louder towards the end, but there was some channel distortion coming through."