MATRIXSYNTH

Waldorf Micro Q Repair and Teardown

Published on May 8, 2019 bradthx

"Simple encoder replacement on the Waldorf Micro Q. While it is open I take a look at the hardware inside to see what is running this classic 2000s analog modeling synth."

Roland JU-06 Dark Ambient Pads Boutique Juno-106 Synthesizer Rik Marston

Published on May 8, 2019 Rik Marston Official

#rolandju06 #rolandboutique #rolandjuno106
Roland JU-06 Dark Ambient Pads
Synthesizer Demo by Rik Marston
**Watch in HD!!** **TURN IT UP!!**

Roland JU-06 right out of the box!
It really sounds just like the JUNO-106!
I also bought the K-25m keyboard for this but
I am using my Roland Fantom FA-76 as controller.
Yes, I went there, the famous Blade Runner / Vangelis
vibe but I did not try to recreate it, just tweaking pads folks!
Sooooo happy I got this ACB Boutique!
Anyone else hear the aliasing? Sounds very loud to me!
Recorded into Ableton LIVE with no FX

Thank you for watching!

Hitachi 'Lo-D' HMS-30 Fully Polyphonic Analogue Synthesizer Demo

Published on May 8, 2019 Pat McM.

Built-in rhythm machine.

Update: currently for sale here. See this post for pics.

Hitachi 'Lo-D' HMS-30

Korg EX-800 Polyphonic Synthesizer Demo

Published on May 8, 2019 Pat McM.

SPECIFICATIONS
Polyphony - 8 voices (4 when doubled)
Oscillators - 1 DCO per voice (2 when doubled). 1 Noise generator.
LFO - Sine wave only w/ speed & delay and route to osc. or filter
Filter - One 24 dB/oct low-pass resonant filter
VCA - 3 ADBSSR Digital Envelope Generators: DCO, Noise, VCF
Effects - Stereo Chorus
Memory - 64 patches
Control - MIDI IN/OUT/THRU, Cassette tape interface
Date Produced - 1983/84

NOVATION SUMMIT by Nick Bookman - Sounds Only pre-Superbooth’19

Published on May 8, 2019 FutureMusic.es

NOVATION SUMMIT FIRST LOOK VIDEOS

Published on May 8, 2019 BoBeats

"My first 30 minutes with the Novation Summit 16 voice synthesizer."

►Patreon: http://bit.ly/bobeatspatreon

Novation Summit Sound Demo

Published on May 8, 2019 AMAZONA Music Mag

Bernhard Wöstheinrich w/Ombient and WotE at The Gatherings

Published on Apr 29, 2019 Chuck van Zyl

"Produced by Chuck van Zyl, this concise video profile features prominent moments from the 13 April 2019 event with Bernhard Wöstheinrich w/Ombient and Worms of the Earth at The Gatherings Concert Series in Philadelphia

Thanks to everyone who attended and to our all-volunteer staff

Please keep apprised of upcoming events by accessing the website: http://www.thegatherings.org

Music by Bernhard Wöstheinrich: http://www.redundantrocker.com
Music by Ombient: http://www.ombient.com
Music by Worms of the Earth:
http://www.soundcloud.com/wormsofthee..."

Bernhard Wöstheinrich w/Ombient: Live 13 April 2019 (excerpt)

Published on Apr 23, 2019 Chuck van Zyl

"Bernhard Wöstheinrich speaks in his own musical voice. The musical arc of his work often moves from the curiously beautiful to the beautifully curious. Fully formed and thoughtful energetic works are driven by a firm pulse amidst simultaneously sounding musical lines. With harmonies trailing behind melodies these shimmering works disintegrate into swirling un-anchored abstractions of sustained tonal ambiance. Together with Electronic Musician Ombient (Mike Hunter) this duo pulls off a collaborations of startling brilliance.

Recorded Live 13 April 2019 at The Gatherings Concert Series

http://www.thegatherings.org
http://www.redundantrocker.com
http://www.ombient.com

Audio Recorded by Neil Cippon

Thanks to: Ian Staer, Jeff Towne"

Yuri Suzuki gives Raymond Scott's Electronium electronic sequencer an AI makeover

Uploaded on May 8, 2019 Dezeen

Note Yuri Suzuki brought us the Global Synthesiser Project. You can find additional posts featuring Yuri here. See the Electronium label for demos of the original and more (including an unexpected user, none other than, Michael Jackson).

"Japanese designer Yuri Suzuki has reimagined a sixty-year-old electronic sequencer machine as a physical piece of music software that uses artificial intelligence to generate melodies.

Conceived by musician Raymond Scott in 1959, the Electronium, which is regarded as the world's first electronic sequencer, was made up of three switchboards mounted on a wooden cabinet.

Although the machine was never completed, it was meant to allow users to perform and compose music simultaneously.

Using pre-programmed algorithms, it would turn a snippet of any given melody into a full composition while enabling users to add embellishments over the top.

Presented at the upcoming Barbican exhibition AI: More Than Human, Suzuki – who is a partner at Pentagram – wanted to recreate the landmark machine using musical AI software Google Magenta.

Read more on http://www.dezeen.com/?p=1355258"

IK Multimedia UNO Drum First Impression Jam | haQ attaQ

Published on May 8, 2019 Jakob Haq

"What’s this? UNO Drum? 🥁 Yup, it seems that IK Multimedia has added an analog and digital drum machine hybrid to their arsenal of musical hardware tools and some how ... I’ve gotten my hands on one. First impression drum jam anyone?"