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Mutable Instruments Marbles - VCV Rack Tutorial

Published on Oct 25, 2018 Omri Cohen

"Marbles, AKA Random Sampler, is a great source for random gates and cv, adding lots of movement and uncertainty to your patches, but also has the ability, just like the Turing Machine, to repeat a certain sequence, while slowly introducing new material or processing the information it already has, giving an organic feel to the sound. In this video, I go through all its different features, demonstrating its functions with patches built from scratch. I start with the T section, the Gates Generator, I then move on to the X section, the S&H, then I go quickly through the Deja Vu section, and finally I take a closer look at how to use Marbles with external voltages, also at audio rate, and also how to use Marbles as an oscillator. Here are all the different patches - https://patchstorage.com/mutable-insr...

Here are some Timestamps to different parts of the video:

Intro - 00:39
The T section (gates generator) - 03:29
The X section (sample and hold) - 15:34
The Deja Vu section - 31:49

Using Marbles with external voltages
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Control Voltage - 36:53
Audio-Rate signals - 39:42

Using Marbles as an oscillator - 42:10"

MOOG GRANDMOTHER PATCHES : Juste du son / just sound / demo

Published on Oct 25, 2018 Les Sondiers

New Shakmat SumDif Eurorack Module

Shakmat SumDif — Demo Published on Oct 25, 2018 Shakmat Modular

"A quick tour of the Shakmat SumDif 2hp module."

"SumDif is a dual adder/differentiator module capable of handling both CV and audio signals. If you send a 3V signal at the A input and a 1V signal at the B input, then the A+B will output 4V while A-B will output 2V. Numerous applications, like unity mixing, buffering and inverting, can be achieved; you can also experiment with Mid/Side audio processing ! The SumDif has a precision signal path and can process V/oct signals perfectly. The two jumpers on the back side allow to reduce the A+B and A-B outputs gain by 6dB.

Features

• Dual 2 inputs adder/differentiator for CV or audio (For example if the first input is 3v and the second output is 1v, sum output provides 4v and dif output 2v)

• Each section can be used as as a 2:1 unity mixer, a 1:2 buffered multiple or a signal inverter.

• Mid Side processing application

• Optional -6dB gain for the first section

• 15 mA +12V / 15 mA -12v

• Skiff friendly (29mm deep)

• 2 HP Wide"

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Teenage Engineering OPZ Review | How It Feels, Physical Parts and Build Quality

Published on Oct 25, 2018 NomNomChomsky

"This is a review of the Teenage Engineering Op-Z, where I only check out the physical parts and build quality of this little wonder of a synth/sampler.
I talk about how the OPZ actually feels.😜

This is NOT a review of functions, what it can or cannot do, or how to use the Op-Z."

BOSS Dimension C DC-2w // Roland JU-06

Published on Oct 25, 2018 Alba Ecstasy

"Having the BOSS Dimension C DC-2w for one day, I thought to give you a small preview of what this pedal can do to a synth.
Share your opinion with me by commenting to this video.
First, I’m demoing a little bit the internal chorus of the Roland JU-06 and the raw sound, and from 1:17, Dimension C enters in action.

My favourite mode is the SDD-320 and its variations.
In the end I'm adding a little Neunaber Slate delay (10:10).

More patches and sounds on: https://www.albaecstasy.ro
#BossDimensionC #BossDC2w #RolandJU06
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Gotharman's LD3: String Sequence Morph

Published on Oct 25, 2018 gotharman

"Strings, bass, beats and sequencer morph.
Everything you hear is LD3. Only the built-in digital filters were used. No effects, neither internal or external were used.
The drums are some of the included samplings. These were sampled from PolySpaze.
This preset will be included in the final LD3 preset bank."

Patch & Tweak Interview with Kim Bjørn

Published on Oct 25, 2018 Ask.Audio

"Whether you're just becoming interested in modular synths or an experienced veteran the new book by Kim Bjørn and Chris Meyer, Patch & Tweak, is an interesting read! We interview Kim at Elevator Sounds in Bristol, UK about the making of this unique book."