MATRIXSYNTH

Erica Synths Sample Drum demo (part 2)

Published on Mar 4, 2019 Erica Synths

"Part 2 of the Sample Drum demo.

00:03 - Performance mode jam
01:15 - Synth sample pitch tracking
01:47 - Single shot sampling
02:43 - Same sample in both channels
03:51 - 22KHz Eastbam
04:20 - Loop sampling and slicing
06:00 - Audio rate sample triggering
06:26 - Slice index reset
07:11 - 22KHz Napalm

NB! Not all samples used in this demo are included in the stock sample pack."

SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS PRO ONE SN 8915 w/ Black Side Panels

Note: Auction links are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.

via this auction

CLICK FOR MORE »

Red Roland SH-101 Monophonic Synthesizer

Note: Auction links are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.

via this auction

CLICK FOR MORE »

Multivox MX-150 Basky II Analog Bass Pedal SN 265053

Note: Auction links are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.

via this auction

"Everything works and sounds great except the Expand knob is missing. Although, it would be a simple and inexpensive fix."

CLICK FOR MORE »

Casio CZ-1 Vintage Digital Cosmo Synthesizer SN 401304

Note: Auction links are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.

via this auction

CLICK FOR MORE »

Modal Electronics SKULPT synthesiser Sequencer Tutorial

Published on Mar 4, 2019 Modal Electronics

"Here’s a short walkthrough of the SKULPT sequencer where you can learn how to operate and master this performance tool in just 2 minutes."

Serge DUSG by K. Slobodyuk. Overview.

Published on Mar 4, 2019 temaniak

"Overview of Serge DUSG variation by K. Slobodyuk. True power of famous Serge module in 12hp!"

SSF Stereo Dipole: Random/Glitch Stereo Field

Published on Mar 4, 2019 SteadyStateFate

"Headphones Recommended.

Steady State Fate Stereo Dipole. A Stereo Quad Core Multimode VCF.

Stereo Field Demo:
Glitch/Noise as audio source. Random CV on all destinations. Various filter topologies.

www.steadystatefate.com

Available March 2019

Credit: Skyler King"

Sampler trick: how to create multi-length “tape loops” (shown on Digitakt/Model Samples by Elektron)

Published on Mar 4, 2019 loopop

TIMELINE:

0:00 Intro
0:50 The first loop
1:25 Phased 2nd loop
2:10 Adding texture
2:30 Adding an LFO
3:50 More loops...
4:00 Playing with levels
4:45 Adding effects
5:25 Rhythmic phasing
7:35 More ideas

"This video explains a neat little sampler trick that lets you create music by *ignoring* a sampler’s sequencer.

In the early 60’s groundbreaking composer Steve Reich (https://www.stevereich.com/) pioneered the technique of using different length tape loops (and later musical patterns) in composition. The idea is that two short loops, either identical but one slightly shorter than the other, or completely different, drift in and out of phase to create textures, patterns and rhythms that weren’t there before. This tape loop technique is used by William Basisnki (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5s-K... ) to create wonderful sonic soundscapes, and in the lovely “Walkman Symphony” by Amulets (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVon_...)

In this video I replicate the experience digitally by using a little trick which ignores the sequencer on modern day samplers, in order to create similar multi-length loop textures and patterns.

It turns out some samplers (like Elektron Digitakt and Model:Samples shown in this video) will let sample-loops play continuously, regardless of whether the sequencer is active or not . As long as you DON’T use the built-in sequencer to retrigger the samples, and you create different length loops, the samples will loop in and out of phase with each other and recreate the phasing tape loop experience quite nicely. In these particular samplers, all the effects and LFOs are still fully functional despite the sequencer not running, so you can use them while your loops are running.

A huge thanks to Yehezkel Raz for turning me on to these composers and for playing the sample you hear in the Digitakt portion of this beautiful Danksi song:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIvtx..."

Active links on YouTube...