23 12 18 Buchla 259 complex oscillator

Published on Jan 19, 2019 batchas

"I found this video with the Buchla 259 on my channel. I guess I did not publish it because of the effect (cuts the audio from time to time) and the difference of audio level at 2:15 (warning: getting loud), also the fact that the video recording stops at 4:43. But today I think, why not sharing.
The 259 still impresses me.

Sequenced 259 goes to LPG gated by Pendulum/Ratchet.
Stereo out from 259 goes to YAMAHA AW4416 mixer. The added effect (pitched delay) is from the WAVES plugin nstalled in the mixer."

Stylophone GEN R-8 demo part 1/4

Published on Jan 19, 2019 Stylophone

"Yep, that's the bassline from Giorgio Moroder's 'Chase'.

The Stylophone Gen R-8 - the latest analog touch synthesizer from Dubreq."

Moog Slim Phatty "Feel good"

Published on Jan 19, 2019 Arnaud Music.

#Jamuary Day 19 - Memory Theft - Korg Ms-10 and Yamaha Pss-380 Ambient

Published on Jan 19, 2019 ChrisLody

"Day 19 of Jamuary

This one uses the internal song memory on the Yamaha Pss-380 played back whilst I play a melody line over the top with the Korg Ms-10. It brings to mind some sombre movie soundtrack or a soundscape of a half remembered dream. Something like that."

Kick.S / 比較テスト１- SE MIDI MINI & Behringer MODEL D Comparison

Published on Jan 19, 2019 Kick.S

/// Equipment ////
MIDI MINI
Behringer MODEL D

New Pa4X OS Next

Published on Jan 19, 2019 Korg

"KORG is pleased to announce Pa4X OS NEXT, the new Operating System for the Pa4X Professional Arranger.
Pa4X OS NEXT is a fresh new approach for our award-winning flagship arranger, the Pa4X featuring a renewed, luscious, dark and glimmering display and new technological advances driving powerful features to deliver beautiful contemporary musical materials in our award-winning flagship arranger.

This is more than a simple update, this feels like an all-new Pa series arranger as OS next raises the bar for what a professional arranger can do. This is because we talk a fresh approach to considering how to deliver the most powerful arranger possible to musicians around the world.

As usual, Korg offers this operating system update at no charge for all existing users. Since the beginning of our Pa-Series adventure we have always tried to provide great new features via system updates (while some other companies deliver updates in a different keyboard). A KORG Professional Arranger is designed to keep growing, increasing its value through the years.

In addition to increasing performance through free software updates, Korg arranger keyboards preserve their value by reading sound and style data from our older models. When you think it is time to switch to your next arranger, do it together with all your sounds, songs and styles.

Pa4X OS NEXT will be available late February 2019.

Soundtrack composed and arranged by Roberto de Luca

Video concept by MC2U Video"

"Here’s what's new in this free Pa4X OS NEXT system update.

New Dark-Glimmering GUI (Graphical User Interface)
KORG Professional Arrangers were the first to feature a touch-screen display, making interaction between keyboard and performer much easier and more natural. Since then, musicians worldwide have come to appreciate the power and user friendliness of a touchscreen display. Pa4X OS NEXT takes this to a new level becoming even more attractive and easy to use. There is no need to learn a totally new way of working, instead you can enjoy our advanced GUI.

With Pa4X OS NEXT we continue to offer the same arrangement of the GUI’s elements, letting you find them where you expect, while using color contrast so the most relevant components come to the foreground, while the static elements sit back unobtrusively. Color coding is more evident than ever, helping you navigate the power of the Pa4X OS NEXT in a world full of colors.

Direct reading of User Samples from disk
The User Sample memory is now more than three times larger! You can now load 1.5 GB of User Samples, which becomes 3 GB when using our fast compression algorithm.

Easily Copy Keyboard Sets
You can now copy Keyboard Sets between Styles and SongBook Entries to easily shift programming to other songs and styles.

Improved mono solo instruments
The Mono Legato and Portamento Time parameters have been revised to make monophonic solo instruments more realistic when playing legato. By finely adjusting the timing and stretching when connecting notes, the sound will now play smoothly making it more inviting for the performer and audience. There are a few new sounds showcasing this new feature.

Improved Drawbars
Drawbars organs are so important to many musical styles and the Drawbars page has been revised to feel more like the classic organ console. And the Drawbar sound has also been refined to be even better!

Consolidated Record dialog
When pressing Record, you can now choose what you want to record - independently from the current Operating Mode. Record styles, songs, pads, or access the song’s Quick Record or the style's Creator Bot, as well as recording everything to an MP3 file: you can now quickly and easily choose what you want to record.

Improved Quick Record
Quick Record is the fast way to create your own songs with the accompaniment of our styles. This is now more straightforward making it the same as the main page using just a few record indicators in the mix.

Get wired!
It is now very easy to connect small keyboards, mixing surfaces, percussive pads – the full catalogue of our KORG nano series of controllers! Just connect them to the USB HOST port, choose the dedicated MIDI Preset, and you are ready to go with a pad controller, second keyboard or remote control of the sound

General improvements
While we were there, we also added the ability to select more Song Book entries at once, lock the selected Keyboard Sets, remotely control the Synchro Start/Stop function via MIDI and of course tightened and smoothed out the whole performance system."

Baldwin and the Chiptuners

Published on Jan 19, 2019 Ludwig Kopp

Sequence adventure, for synth heads only

- Dreadbox Erebus
- Roland Boutique JX-03
- Korg Electribe

Optigan Panoptigon- Production Unit Pics

via Optigan.com

"Happy 2019, Optigoners!

We’re happy to announce that the PANOPTIGON – the new Optigan/Orchestron disc-playing hardware developed by our associate Robert Becker & his company Quilter Labs – will finally be available in an initial limited quantity production run of 25 units for US customers in 2019. (The initial run are not approved for Europe due to additional requirements that will be addressed on the next build.) Click on the thumbnails above to see the official flyer and photos of one of the first production units. We don’t have a release date yet, but it will be in the coming months. An official demo video will be ready soon, but in the meantime you can view a demo of the prototype unit from last year [posted here]

Quilter Labs will be showing the first two production units at NAMM this year, so if you’re attending, be sure to stop by their booth – number 4144 Hall D.

We’d like to encourage all of you to purchase the Panoptigon from this site (optigan.com) when it does become available. The Panoptigon was developed with Pea acting in an informal advisory role, but optigan.com will only be a dealer, rather than a partner, which means the only way we earn any cut is via sales commissions. In other words, if you hear about it from us, and decide to buy it based on our involvement/endorsement, but end up buying it direct from the factory, we will receive no commission. Either way, the price, delivery time, and service will be the same. MAP for the Panoptigon is $3999.

To this end, we will be offering an informal pre-sale for folks who are keen to reserve one of the initial batch of 25 units that will be offered for sale (10 of the initial run are already spoken for as of this posting date). Please send us an email if you’re interested in placing a pre-order, and we’ll get the ordering details to you as soon as we’re ready.

Along with the public launch of the Panoptigon, our entire back-catalog of discs will become more readily available on demand, so no more waiting around for bulk order deals as we’ve had to do in the past. The Panoptigon will play all vintage Optigan/Orchestron discs as well, but we’re also likely to remaster the vintage Optigan disc titles in order to add the strobe patterns that unlock additional features for discs that have them.

OK! That about covers it for now. See you at NAMM!"

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Doors Riders on the Storm Moog Grandmother DeepMind 6 Analog Synthesizer Rik Marston

Published on Jan 18, 2019 SynthgodXXX

"The Doors "Riders on the Storm" Moog Grandmother + DeepMind 6
Synthesizer Demo by Rik Marston
**Watch in HD!!** **Turn it UP!**

MIDI FILE FRIDAY: The Doors - "Riders on the Storm"
I think this was the hardest to do by hand, timing had
to be perfect, (which I failed at LOLOL) but it is ALL ANALOG!
Moog Grandmother plays the Organ Bass & the Behringer
DeepMind 6 covers the Guitar, Rhodes & vocal melody.
The Grandmother was sequenced & then all knobs were
recorded on the fly to give all of the movement & depth.
The Rhodes sound was "Reedep3" with Delay, Guitar
was "PWM Pad" vocal melody was "2pSweeppad".
Extra Reverb & Delay effects added post in Ableton LIVE.
NO DRUMS INCLUDED, this is strictly synthesizer."

Casio SK-1 Sampling Synthesizer

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