A shadow that glows harder than the sun | Modular in the cave 11 ambient jam on a boat outdoor euro

Published on Apr 8, 2019 Modular in the cave

Modular on a boat.

"A little jam on the boat leaving Ustica. Many things have been said about this island. The greeks called it Osteodes, cause a lot of mercenaries bones, starved to death, are said to be found here. Some others, like storyograph L.G. Pocock and writer Marco Carlo Rognoni, believe this to be Eea, the island of circes ( but i don´t agree, just like with the theory of Samuel Butler about the odissey taking place in the aegadian islands). The only certain thing is that this island and his volcanoes are more ancient and wise than any man who put their foot on it. Yes, even wiser than Gramsci."

"Pluck" for Minilogue XD - A new User Oscillator

Published on Apr 8, 2019 Tim Shoebridge

"This video demonstrates a new user oscillator and accompanying presets that I recently developed for the Korg Minilogue XD. They are available as a package at my SoundMangling store here:

https://sellfy.com/soundmangling"

Meditations on The Prophet Rev2 Synthesizer

Published on Apr 8, 2019 Temple Of Holy

"This track was created using the Prophet Rev2 synthesizer. It was inspired by the instrument's rich spectrum of sound and its endless possibilities. Sequenced on a computer and recorded onto magnetic tape.

Sequential
https://www.sequential.com

Written & Produced by Arkia Jahani at Temple of Holy studios
www.templeofholy.com"

MATRIXSYNTH T Sighting

via @DX5_FromYoutube

"Do you fancy to play a synth here at @_moogchild_ studio, @VeryRecords ? we have to pick a ladder for the upper synths :) DX
PS: @matrixsynth tshirt"

Impressive studio!

Check out some of DX5's videos here on MATRIXSYNTH.

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#25 (D Funked) For clavinet, mellotron, hammond XK3-c and moog voyager.

Published on Apr 7, 2019 R. Reger

"Starts kind of funky, gets proggy, goes metallic, ends spacey."

Buchla EaselPlay

Published on Apr 8, 2019 Todd Barton

"I must say, I'm endlessly fascinated by the possibilities of the Easel!"

CHVRCHES | Wonderland | Moog Sound Lab

Published on Apr 8, 2019 Moog Music Inc

"Glasgow synth-pop outfit CHVRCHES give a rare live performance of 'Wonderland' in the Moog Sound Lab. 'This is one of the few songs from the new album that we haven’t played live in any context and we wanted to do something special for the MSL performance...', says Chvrches front woman Lauren Mayberry. 'I think this will probably be the only place a live version of Wonderland will exist…'

Chvrches synthesize their re-imaging of 'Wonderland' using a Moog One, Subsequent 37, and DFAM – composing the spontaneous analog arrangement on the spot in the Moog Sound Lab."

New MFB 301 PRO

Published on Apr 8, 2019

"MFB-301 Pro drum computer

eight analog instruments, modified and updated from MFB-301 and MFB-401
step-sequencer with 16 steps
108 pattern memory locations, 36 song memory locations
real time and step by step programming
adjustable, programmable level per track
pitches, note lengths and attacks, programmable per step
pitches, note lengths and attacks, controllable by MIDI CC
MIDI-velocity available for all instruments
controllable and programmable from MFB Tanzmaus
MSRP: 149.- EUR

The MFB-301 Pro drum computer is a modern version of our classic MFB-301. It offers eight analog drum- and percussion-instruments which are based upon the original circuits being used in the MFB-301 and the clap-module MFB-401. However, the circuits have been further refined for the Pro-version.

The MFB-301 Pro offers a sequencer with up to 16 steps, capable of storing 108 patterns and 36 songs. By chaining two patterns it allows creating beats with 32 steps. A global shuffle mode with five graduations will make your beats swing.

Programming can be carried out in real time or step by step.

All instruments can be adjusted in three sound parameters and in level. The sound parameters pitch, note length and attack can individually be set per step. In addition, the values may also be controlled by MIDI CC commands and recorded into the sequence in real time.

All instrument levels can be adjusted separately and being programmed per track.
The MFB-301 Pro can be synchronized to a MIDI clock or an analog clock signal. Available are stereo outputs as well an an adjustable headphones output.

Power supply comes from the included USB-power adapter. The unit can be updated via its USB port, but only Windows PC's.

MFB-301 Pro is the ideal expansion for MFB Tanzmaus. Combined, all instruments of the MFB Tanzbär 1 are available. Also, the MFB-301 Pro can be controlled and even be programmed from MFB Tanzmaus via MIDI.

The instruments’ parameters
Bassdrum: Pitch, Decay, Tone, Level
Snare: Pitch, Decay, Noise Level, Level
Claps: Decay, Attack, Level
Tom: Pitch, Decay, Attack, Level
Bongo: Pitch, Decay, Attack, Level
Clave: Pitch, Decay, Attack, Level
Cymbal: Pitch, Decay, Mix Noise/Metal, Level
Hi-hat: Pitch, Decay, Mix Noise/Metal, Level"

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[John Cage] In a Landscape Transcription (vol.50) - Akihiko Matsumoto

Published on Apr 8, 2019 Akihiko Matsumoto

Transcription Session Live Series by Akihiko Matsumoto (2019 - )

Music by Akihiko Matsumoto - http://akihikomatsumoto.com
instagram - https://www.instagram.com/akihik0ma/
twitter - https://twitter.com/Akihik0MA

Concept : Akihiko Matsumoto
Operation : Akihiko Matsumoto
Programming : Akihiko Matsumoto
Sound Material : [John Cage] In a Landscape
Generative Software : Cycling '74 Max8
Binaural Decorder : IRCAM Spat
Audio I/O : RME Fireface UCX
MIDI Controller : Novation LAUNCH PAD XL
Camera : Sony a7RII(Zeiss Sonnar 55mm f1.8)

Original Max for Live Plugins
http://akihikomatsumoto.com/download/

EMS Hi Fli Guitar Synthesizer

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Here's your chance to own a restored EMS Hi Fli, one of the rarest effects of all time. Made popular by guitar players such as David Gilmour and Steve Hackett, and sonic artists like Cabaret Voltaire, the Hi Fli draws its unique sound and strength from the filter, and the way in which adjacent effects integrate and interact with it through pedal control.

Condition:
I've owned this unit for the last 7 years. It was serviced and restored by Richard Smith of KNOBS electronics, who also conducted the stability mods. It is in excellent operational and cosmetic condition.

The white case has a few minor blemishes, but no cracks, or major issues. See images for details on condition. I am happy to supply additional photos.

The pedals are NOS originals built by Robin Wood of EMS. I have the original box and documents for them and will provide with unit. I do not have the original stand, but I do have the stand mount, which is also included.

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