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Tuesday, February 19, 2019

Make Noise QPAS // Quad Peak Animation System & Stereo Eurorack Filter

Published on Feb 19, 2019 DivKidVideo

"**TIMING INDEX / SECTIONS BELOW** So here's "the ultimate guide to QPAS" ... a mega tutorial, uber overview or any other silly name you'd like to title this with. Silliness aside, the QPAS has been great offering a lot of stereo filter tones with the quad filter cores and simple controls for a wide range of animation. The tone of the filter is hard to pin down as Tony of Make Noise designed the core (rather than cloning an old one) for the filter and the option to saturate the input VCA stage provides further tonal options. I hope this video is useful for currently QPAS owners, potential QPAS owners but more importantly I hope the video serves to demonstrate tchniques and provide ideas for any modules you own. I always try to make these useful for those with or without the module.

INDEX / SECTIONS

00:00 hello and patch previews (what’s to come)

02:22 What is QPAS? Feature and control run down

04:53 Raw sounds and sweeps

07:22 Audio rate talking filter vibes

08:02 QPAS & Morphagene Patch #1

09:51 Creating stereo images from mono sources and how to make an “opto auto pan” effect

10:43 QPAS in a delay feedback path and how to turn stale digital delays in awesome-sauce

12:54 Distorted bass sound design - looking at driving resonant peaks into distortion for hard electro, industrial and film/game like sound design

15:24 4 THINGS PATCH
15:37 Sweeping HP over full mixes
17:00 Bass boosts with the HP and high Q
17:55 Imparting chordal overtones
18:30 Envelope follower modulation for ‘auto filter’ sounds
19:05 Smile Pass phaser sounds over a mix

19:36 Phaser FX

20:18 QPAS & Morphagene Patch #2

21:14 best sound EVER

21:26 AM Synthesis tutorial with the QPAS + bonus LPG like patching

24:26 Emulating LPG / low pass gates with the QPAS

26:06 How to make a 4 pole 24dB octave response out of the QPAS’ 12dB 2 pole response

27:35 Making a “unique” band pass with self patching

27:55 4 mono peaks, 2 peaks filtering the other 2 peaks with self patching

28:52 Noise as a modulation source. Percussion, noise, new sounds and groove box action!

29:49 Shaping basic electronic percussion sounds

30:31 Imparting chord tones over your audio

31:06 Dynamics and expression with the input VCA

31:53 QPAS & Morphagene Patch #3

33:07 Random techno pings

33:32 LP BP HP SP multi output drone

34:36 Weird acid & layering modulation

36:12 Synthesising percussion sounds - KICKS

37:50 Synthesis more percussion - SNARES CLAPS + MORE

38:55 Tony Rolando’s “fake echo” patch with the wildcard input

40:53 Complex synth voices with Scanned & QPAS and lots of modulation."

Taide'n Borg - Short Studio Tour (No talking)

Published on Feb 19, 2019 Sun's May Flower (Official)

"A short Studio Tour, displaying some of the machines i do have in the studio ... and this is the link of my Studio page : https://synthaurum.wixsite.com/syntha...

Hope you enjoy it !

Music: Taide'n Borg - Return of the Fighting 69th"

MPC Lounge: MPC 2.4 Overview & Tutorial Videos

Published on Feb 19, 2019 AkaiProVideo

Playlist:

1. MPC Lounge: MPC 2.4 Overview

In this workflow tutorial, we take a look at some of the brand new effects within our latest update of MPC Software – MPC 2.4 – including the AIR Filter Gate, the AIR Pumper, and AIR Reverb.

2. MPC Lounge: Electronic Pumper FX

This new processor allows users to create rhythmic pumping effect, similar to that of sidechain compression, with an assignable speed, depth and envelope shape.

3. MPC Lounge: Adding Side Chain Compression

In this workflow tutorial, we take a look at the all-new AIR and Mother Ducker Input effects within our latest update of MPC Software – MPC 2.4; this much-requested pair of processors enables users to achieve side-chain ducking effects in the MPC Standalone or desktop software.

4. MPC Lounge: TrapSoul Pumper FX

Here we showcase the creative scope of this processor when applied to a TrapSoul sample.

Noir Et Blanc Vie: Sorry Arturia Micro Freak - A NON-Review lol

Published on Feb 19, 2019 Noir Et Blanc Vie

"*Keep in mind what the word 'Subjection Opinion' means while watching this video, this will help triggered folk cope with what I'm about to say haha*

Since you all know companies don't run this channel, I do, which is why I say what I like. I know this video will be unpopular to the fanboys, but I could care less as I was actually looking forward to the MicroFreak, unfortunately I'm a little disappointed synths seem to be moving away from players who need the tactile traditional keybed for performances. Anyways, here are my thoughts, those who can't understand the meaning of the word subjective will dislike this video and comment I'm dumb, but that's what's fun about all this hahaahah"

How to "MOOG SCRATCH"

Published on Aug 13, 2009 t i m t s a n g // 円相 co.

"How does Moogist do his crazy awesome Moog Scratch sound?
Here are the 7 steps:

Step 1 - Turn on Oscillator 1. Use the 8' octave setting.
Step 2 - Select the sawtooth wave setting.
Step 3 - Add Oscillator 2 to the mix. Also use the 8' octave setting.
Step 4 - Add "1-2 SYNC" for more grit to the sound.
Step 5 - Add Oscillator 3 to the mix.
Step 6 - Turn on the "Glide" function to enable the smooth sliding sound.
Step 7 - Extend the "Attack" time (turn the knob to a greater value) of the "Filter Envelope" Section. This will enable the sound to not be attacked straight on but instead each note will have a sliding effect going into it before it reaches the actual pitch at the peak. (Make sure to set your "Mod Wheel Destination" to "Pitch")

Moog Scratch !

Tim Tsang, a.k.a. "The Moogist" plays the Minimoog Voyager, Electric Blue version.
www.moogist.com
moogist@gmail.com"

Techno rush in zero gravity

Published on Feb 19, 2019 TheEndorphines

〰️Techno rush in zero gravity 〰️
✔️Kick drum thru the delay of Magneto.
✔️Spoiler on the snare/hh.
✔️Snare delay to the minimum to use the snare as additional tom.
✔️Furthrrrr Generator carrier thru the comb filter and hall reverb of the Grand Terminal on the background.
✔️Furthrrrr Generator modulator thru the ladder filter of the Grand Terminal as a bass.

Monday, February 18, 2019

Presidents' Day Jam 2019

Published on Feb 18, 2019 d9n9c9

"Reface DX; Microgranny; SQ-1; Monotribe; LDB-1; Volca Bass"

"Eternal Light" - featuring the sounds of the Baloran The River synthesizer

Published on Feb 18, 2019

"'Eternal Light' is a piece I just wrote for my ne The River synthesizer. No external FX were used- all The River. The piece was put together via multi-tracks using Steinberg's Cubase 10 Pro."

Fort Processor - build instructions

Published on Feb 18, 2019 Isn'tses music

"Documentation of building Isn'tses 'Fort Processor' experimental noise synth circuit, to go along with the build document and BOM which can be downloaded from https://isntses.weebly.com/uploads/9/...

Find out more and order the PCB at http://isntses.co.uk/blog"

Fort Processor, available at Thonk.