Saturday, August 24, 2019
Recreating a Juno-60 synthesizer with VCV Rack
Published on Aug 23, 2019 Xavier Shay
"I fell in love with a sound and tried to recreate it.
Scary Pockets, Hit The Road Jack:"
Hit the Road Jack - Ray Charles - FUNK cover feat. Loren Smith!!
Published on Jan 28, 2019 Scary Pockets
"Help us make more music by signing up on Patreon! Ask us questions, vote on what songs we do, and download stems and karaoke versions of our songs!
https://patreon.com/scarypockets
Musicians
Lead vocal: Loren Smith
Keys: Jack Conte
Guitar: Ryan Lerman
Drums: Ben Rose
Bass: Tim Lefebvre
Recording Engineer: Caleb Parker
Mixing/Mastering: Caleb Parker
Cinematography/Editing: Ricky Chavez
Recorded Live at Scary Pockets HQ in Highland Park, CA."
CLAVIA NORD MODULAR RACK // SOUNDS FOUND IN THE MACHINE // 1
Published on Aug 24, 2019 LESINDES
"Vintage machines are very interesting indeed and not only for their unique sound character, it is also almost always an adventure to review the sound creations or at least compilations of the former user, especially in a synth like CLAVIA NORD MODULAR which still is a nerd machine. Here ar now some of the SOUND I FOUND in the MACHINE I bought last year."
Xaoc Odessa - a bit more experimental approach
Published on Aug 24, 2019 Xaoc Devices
"Here are two more quick patches with Odessa oscillator, one exploring more rhythmic side of our new module and another with a bit more experimental approach. During rhythmic part three outputs are used with independent VCAs and AD envelopes as three drum voices. Sequence is generated with our forthcoming Drezno expander - Jena. Second patch is based on feedback - through zero FM input is fed with fundamental output, only external modulation is slow sine changing density parameter."
Xaoc Odessa
Patch of the Week 20: Deadmau5 “Ghosts n Stuff” Style Organ sound on Korg prologue
Published on Aug 24, 2019 Korg
"Don’t have an organ handy in the studio? Here’s how to get that distorted rock organ sound on your Korg prologue, as used by Deadmau5!"
Korg Patch of the Week videos
Mute City (F-Zero SNES) music remastered on pro. synthesizer
Published on Aug 24, 2019 Panorama as a circle
"Mute City (F-Zero SNES Super Nintendo) music OST remastered on professional 90s synthesizer Roland JV-1010 (1080)."
Additional Panorama as a circle videos
Recording Moth Celebration
Published on Aug 24, 2019 Zoë Blade
"Layering up a quick track, patching and recording one part at a time..."
Friday, August 23, 2019
M83 - Outro Pad with Prophet Rev2 + Strymon BigSky
Published on Aug 23, 2019 lucafrancinimusic
"The first patch I made with Rev2 is a soundalike of the famous and amazing Outro pad by M83.
I still prefer the original sound but I love this one too :)"
Simmons SDS-1 EPROM Digital/Analog Drum Synth & Huge EPROM Library (60 EPROMs) SN 005758
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via this eBay auction
According to the listing, this is the one featured in these videos.
"Includes 60 SDS Drum EPROMs, for use with Simmons SDS-1, SDS-7, SDS-9 drum synths.
Up for auction is a white vintage Simmons SDS-1 EPROM-based electronic drum pad in working condition, including 60 different Simmons EPROMs which are also compatible with Simmons SDS-7, and SDS-9 drum synths.
The EPROMs included with this auction are reproductions of original Simmons EPROM chips, almost all of the chips are original Simmons sounds, and is rare to see such an expansive library of Simmons EPROM chips being offered on eBay. I have posted recordings of all of the chips in this auction being performed by the SDS-1 in the link below.
The Simmons SDS-1 is a single voice drum synth that uses 8k or 16k EPROMs to play back 8-bit drum sounds and effects. The drum synth can be triggered by hitting the drum pad or via an external trigger input. There is a modulation section on the drum synth that allows you to set the pitch and pitch bend direction, then a separate runtime generator allows you to dial in a random pitch generator that can range from subtle to extreme. Please check out my link below to some MP3s I made with the SDS1 drum synth as well as YouTube videos (the SDS-1 in the YouTube video is the same one being auctioned here).
The Simmons SDS EPROM drum pad is confirmed 100% working, ZIF, LED, external trigger, output, and knobs are all functioning properly. All 60 drum sound EPROMs included with this auction have been tested/verified and are also confirmed working. Battery functionality has not been tested, as the battery cover is missing and is often missing on these vintage drum synths.
via this eBay auction
According to the listing, this is the one featured in these videos."Includes 60 SDS Drum EPROMs, for use with Simmons SDS-1, SDS-7, SDS-9 drum synths.
Up for auction is a white vintage Simmons SDS-1 EPROM-based electronic drum pad in working condition, including 60 different Simmons EPROMs which are also compatible with Simmons SDS-7, and SDS-9 drum synths.
The EPROMs included with this auction are reproductions of original Simmons EPROM chips, almost all of the chips are original Simmons sounds, and is rare to see such an expansive library of Simmons EPROM chips being offered on eBay. I have posted recordings of all of the chips in this auction being performed by the SDS-1 in the link below.
The Simmons SDS-1 is a single voice drum synth that uses 8k or 16k EPROMs to play back 8-bit drum sounds and effects. The drum synth can be triggered by hitting the drum pad or via an external trigger input. There is a modulation section on the drum synth that allows you to set the pitch and pitch bend direction, then a separate runtime generator allows you to dial in a random pitch generator that can range from subtle to extreme. Please check out my link below to some MP3s I made with the SDS1 drum synth as well as YouTube videos (the SDS-1 in the YouTube video is the same one being auctioned here).
The Simmons SDS EPROM drum pad is confirmed 100% working, ZIF, LED, external trigger, output, and knobs are all functioning properly. All 60 drum sound EPROMs included with this auction have been tested/verified and are also confirmed working. Battery functionality has not been tested, as the battery cover is missing and is often missing on these vintage drum synths.
Yamaha PortaSound PSS-560 SN 045916 w/ Original Box
Note: links to listings are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.
via this auction
"Excellent condition, played only about 4 times total.
Arranger keyboard 49 keys
2 HP 4 "1.3 Watt each in 6 Ohms
Volume-General
-Volume for automatic bass and chord
Volume-rate
Adjusting the pitch-
Setting the tempo-
-4 Battery type selector
-12 Rhythms
Mode-fill in
Mode-synchronization beatbox
-6 Selectors type synthesizer
-3 Selectors type low
-21 Sounds / instruments
Effects-vibrato / duo / sustain / stereo
2 outputs mono jack for external speaker
1 headphone mini jack output
AC or 6 C batteries 1.5 V
Dimensions: 652 x 281.5 x 91mm (l / w / h)
Weight: 3.2 kg (without batteries)"
via this auction
"Excellent condition, played only about 4 times total.Arranger keyboard 49 keys
2 HP 4 "1.3 Watt each in 6 Ohms
Volume-General
-Volume for automatic bass and chord
Volume-rate
Adjusting the pitch-
Setting the tempo-
-4 Battery type selector
-12 Rhythms
Mode-fill in
Mode-synchronization beatbox
-6 Selectors type synthesizer
-3 Selectors type low
-21 Sounds / instruments
Effects-vibrato / duo / sustain / stereo
2 outputs mono jack for external speaker
1 headphone mini jack output
AC or 6 C batteries 1.5 V
Dimensions: 652 x 281.5 x 91mm (l / w / h)
Weight: 3.2 kg (without batteries)"
The Rebirth of the Modular Synthesizer on TEDx Talks
The Rebirth of the Modular Synthesizer | Jarod Sommerfeldt & Bobby Rice | TEDxSUNYPotsdam
Published on Aug 23, 2019 TEDx Talks
"The modular synthesizer dominated the world of electronic music in the 1960s and 70s, yet fell out of favor as the digital revolution took hold. Today, modular synthesizers are receiving an overdue renaissance, thanks in large part to a strong community of dedicated builders, artists, and fans. Enjoy the live performance in conjunction with this talk, that aims to demonstrate how the past can influence the future of creativity in electronic music. Dr. Jerod Sommerfeldt teaches music theory, composition, and electronic music at the Crane School of Music at SUNY Potsdam.
Bobby Rice is a student in the Crane School of Music at SUNY Potsdam, This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community."
Published on Aug 23, 2019 TEDx Talks
"The modular synthesizer dominated the world of electronic music in the 1960s and 70s, yet fell out of favor as the digital revolution took hold. Today, modular synthesizers are receiving an overdue renaissance, thanks in large part to a strong community of dedicated builders, artists, and fans. Enjoy the live performance in conjunction with this talk, that aims to demonstrate how the past can influence the future of creativity in electronic music. Dr. Jerod Sommerfeldt teaches music theory, composition, and electronic music at the Crane School of Music at SUNY Potsdam.
Bobby Rice is a student in the Crane School of Music at SUNY Potsdam, This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community."
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