Lego Synth at DinoPark MakeProAudio | Live @ Musikmesse 2019 Frankfurt

Premiered 12 minutes ago FutureMusic.es

"La nueva plataforma DSP DinoPark de MakeProAudio ofrece un sistema potente para ejecutar sintetizadores virtuales de máquinas clásicas. Se sirve del código existente de la extinta Creamware para resucitar clones virtuales de los sintes añejos Moog Minimoog, Sequential Circuits Prophet-5, y ARP Systems Odyssey."

Googlish:

"The new DinoPark DSP platform from MakeProAudio offers a powerful system for running virtual synthesizers of classic machines, it uses the existing code of the extinct Creamware to resurrect virtual clones of the old synths Moog Minimoog, Sequential Circuits Prophet-5, and ARP Systems Odyssey. . "

Check out Dino Park - DIY Top-End Modelling Synthesizer Featuring Creamware Emulations

GRP sounds and TANGERINE DREAM STYLE SEQ.

Published on Apr 8, 2019 JOSEF KLANG

"improvisation with my new amazing GRP A4 synthesizer"

Chilling with Digitone (Making an Arpeggio)

Published on Apr 8, 2019 Red Means Recording

"The Elektron Digitone is an 8-voice, 4-part FM synthesizer and sequencer. Let's touch it with our meat hands and see what happens."

Telekinesis - Electro House Jam (Novation Circuit)

Published on Apr 8, 2019 Gabe Miller Music

"An electro house banger on the Novation Circuit."

Synth Quartet in B Minor "Nelly"

Published on Apr 8, 2019

"A synth quartet in B minor called 'Nelly' featuring the Moog Grandmother ('Violin 1'), Korg MS-20 ('Violin 2'), ARP Odyssey ('Viola') and Sequential Pro One ('Cello').

The piece started off as a vocal line, then a 5 part chorale and finally turned into a string quartet. I don't have access to a string instruments so I decided to record it with synths instead.

The synths were tracked via MIDI/CV but I recorded a 'performance' of real time modulation by tweaking various parameters. I mainly tweaked the filter cutoff but also adjusted vibrato and envelope shapes to match the dynamics of the piece.

The Odyssey was quite pitchy and had trouble staying in tune across a large range, so I had to adjust the pitch slightly in post."

The Fairlight CMI Project Part 1

Published on Apr 8, 2019 100 Things I Do

"As promised, this year I am going to try adding some new types of content. I hope this one will be of interest to people. I have been playing with the idea of creating a full album composed mostly on the Fairlight CMI including original factory sounds. I have kept this clip to the normal 5 minutes but I'm happy to extend this out up to 20 minutes per episode if people are interested enough.

Thanks must go to Peter Wielk from Horizontal Productions not only for keeping my Fairlight alive but also for the Album and current Thumbnail art work"

Roland Jupiter 6 and Jupiter 8 - Comparing Similar Patches

Published on Apr 7, 2019 inside synthesis

"I had a couple hours to compare a Jupiter 6 and a Jupiter 8. I didn't have enough time to dial in the sounds as closely as I would have liked, and since the monitor in the studio was closer to the Jupiter 6, I inadvertently made the 8 a bit brighter than it should have been.

But I think it does show some of the tone difference between the two."

Waldorf Q+ Ruby Red Analog Filter 100 Voice Polyphonic Synthesizer SN P241050000061

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"PHYSICAL CONDITION: Excellent - Very clean throughout with only light signs of use upon close inspection. This synth was very well taken care of and will be the perfect match for those who like their gear near immaculate!

WORKING CONDITION: Excellent - All parameters and audio I/O are functioning perfectly and it sounds stellar. All 58 encoders were upgraded on 03.19 specifically for this listing so the new owner will have many years of 'Like New' performance from this machine."

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Sequential Circuits Prophet T8 8-Voice Analog Polyphonic Synthesizer SN 000398

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SSF Quantum Rainbow 2 Tutorial Videos by Learning Modular

Published on Apr 7, 2019 Learning Modular

"These movies are part of the extended version of the Learning Modular online Eurorack Expansion course: https://learningmodular.com/register/...

For even more information about modules like these (including optional access to my courses) as well as many other modular-related topics, please consider joining my Learning Modular Patreon channel: https://www.patreon.com/LearningModular"

Playlist:

1. SSF Quantum Rainbow 2 1/3: Colors of Noise (LMS EE)

The SSF Quantum Rainbow 2 is a popular Eurorack noise source. In this first movie, I demonstrate its different colors of noise, plus a patch tip for boosting its level:

00:00 overview
00:16 boosting output level
00:53 white noise
01:11 pink noise
01:31 red noise
01:49 grey noise
02:15 blue noise
02:45 purple noise
02:59 quanta noise

2. SSF Quantum Rainbow 2 2/3: Using in a Synth Voice (LMS EE)

In this second movie, I demonstrate some simple ideas for using noise in a normal synthesizer voice:

00:00 patch overview
00:20 noise replacing VCO
00:34 VCO + noise
01:46 noise modulating pulse width
02:51 noise modulating filter cutoff
04:08 enveloping the noise amount
06:12 voltage control of shape

3. SSF Quantum Rainbow 2 3/3: Using for Percussion (LMS EE)

Noise is a great source to use for percussion. In this movie I demonstrate patching different colors of noise thorough LPGs (low pass gates) with different responses:

00:00 overview
00:14 the patch
00:41 some kick drum examples
01:32 some snare & hi-hat examples
02:24 even more examples