Stargazer - PURPLE limited edition of 100 w/ Wavetable Interpolation

Published on Sep 22, 2019 Møffenzeef Mødular

"STARGAZER PURPLE LIMITED EDITION OF 100 WILL BE AVAILABLE 9/23/19 9AM PST.

THIS TIME WE ADDED A BATTERY CLIP AND WAVETABLE INTERPØLATIØN."

FRANK

Published on Sep 22, 2019 mishpult

"Another beat using my trusty #Digitakt #Bastl #Thyme and #Elektron #Heat"

Suzanne Ciani on the Radio

Published on Sep 22, 2019 zack dagoba

"Heard this on the radio yesterday. Not often the word BUCHLA comes up when I'm listening in the car to a random program. I'm putting it up here for posterity"

Moog Subsequent 37 - Quick Jam

Published on Sep 22, 2019 Kraft Music

"Find exclusive Moog Subsequent 37 BUNDLES at Kraft Music:
https://www.kraftmusic.com/brands/moo...

Adam Berzowski jams on the Moog Subsequent 37 analog synthesizer.

The Moog Subsequent 37 paraphonic analog synthesizer is a redesign of the Sub 37 Tribute Edition. Subsequent 37 maintains all of its predecessor's controls and features, such as Mono and Duo modes, two assignable modulation busses, DAHDSR looping envelopes, and syncable arpeggiator and step sequencer. Moog's engineers have reshaped the sound engine for richer low end and greater sonic dimension, with more headroom in the mixer for greater musicality and a wider range, dirtier Multidrive circuit. Subsequent 37's upgraded 37-note keybed offers a lightweight, swift action with velocity and aftertouch, while the high-powered headphone amp enables live-monitoring in the loudest of venues.

Get more for your money with an exclusive Moog Subsequent 37 analog synthesizer bundle from Kraft Music. These package deals include the accessories you'll need to get the most out of your new synth, all for one low price. If you have any questions, please give us a call. Our knowledgeable Sales Advisors will be happy to assist in choosing the bundle that's right for you!"

3D Waves NanoBod for the Arturia MicroFreak

A couple of pics in via Larry Kleinke aka Computer Controlled.

The 3D Waves NanoBod is a custom replacement case for the MicroFreak minus keys. You can find them on Reverb here. Below are some pics from the listing.


"Finally, someone has made a synthesizer with a keybed that we didn't have to chop in half in order to turn it into a module. Arturia did something really clever by making the module on the MicroFreak removable, all you have to do is unscrew 8 screws from the bottom the body.

The only downside to removing the keyboard is that the electronics are exposed and the PCB board serves as the base. That's where the Nano Bod comes in. Using the 8 screws from before, the Nano Bod attaches to your MicroFreak which will help keep dust out and provide a solid footing for your new module.

High quality 3D printed module body
Designed specifically for the Arturia MicroFreak
Recessed holes for rubber feet
Webbed design for added strength and a unique look"

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Gotharman's LD3: MicroTunings

Published on Sep 22, 2019 gotharman

"Included in the forthcoming LD3/Tiny LD/SPZ6 updates.
www.gotharman.dk"

Grain Bastard - Borderland Jam

Published on Sep 18, 2019 Chris Gilkes

"I’m really loving the combo of Borderlands thru Eventide Blackhole on the iPad. I decided to add some drums and percussion from the MachineDrum and OP-1 and some bass from the 0-Coast and just press record. Nothing planned out so expect a jarring structure and some dubious level decisions (the bass comes in quite loud, so watch the volume if you’re listening on headphones etc) - I was just trying out a few sounds and ideas and I quite like a few sections so I decided to post it up.

Thanks for watching."

DreamsOfWires New album track demo version 'Things to come'

Published on Sep 22, 2019 DreamsOfWires

"An early jam/version of a track I was working on for the 'tomorrow the cure' album 'Grey Days & Old Ways': https://tomorrowthecure.bandcamp.com/..., recorded/filmed a few days before the final album version. I changed a few things since this rendition.

About the album: I wanted to record a collection of past and new compositions in much the same way as I would perform them live - many of my favourite recordings of other artists are live versions; they have an organic and consistent, stripped-down quality to them that appeals to me. As a result, each track is recorded as a performance in real-time, with no overdubs. This limits what I can do by how many instruments I have available to me at any one time, and so everything you hear is created with a Eurorack modular synth and an old Roland SH-1. The Majority of sounds were created with the AJH Synth MiniMod system.

The past tracks included are some I've wanted to re-record for a long time as I'm particularly fond of them, and they haven't been released on any of my previous albums.

My sincerest thanks to all of you who have purchased my music in the past, or this album, and for your generosity - I'm struggling to fund the continuation/progression of what I do on this channel, so it is greatly appreciated."

Help support this channel on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/dreamsofwires

Behringer Distortion ACID with TT-303 & TT-606 #TTNM

Published on Sep 22, 2019 THE TUESDAY NIGHT MACHINES

"Crunchy upbeat minimal Acid with the TT-303 and TT-606 through a Behringer MX400 with feedback. More info below :)

♥ SUPPORT: http://bit.ly/ttnm-support ♥

Yet another jam with the two analog clones of the iconic Roland TB-303 and TR-606 bass and drum computers, the Cyclone Analogic TT-303 Bass Bot and TT-606 Drum Drone.

Switching patterns on the 303 and 606 and tweaking some knobs while the Behringer MX400 mixer output is fed back into one of its input channels to create some nasty and crunchy analog overdrive. I'm not that impressed with the TT-303's normal sawtooth wave (then again I think most people just prefer square waves in general) so I thought I'd add some grunge via this old school mixer feedback distortion method, just to hear what it might sound like."

From the Live Room 5: Roland SH2 + Yamaha PS-1

Published on Sep 22, 2019 Alfonse

"Live jam featuring Ian Bostic on drums and Alfonse on the classic Roland SH2 monosynth from 1979, plus one of the original Yamaha Portasound (PS-1) polyphonic keyboards from 1980. Three keyboard tracks were overdubbed after the initial jam session, with effects provided by the Yamaha SDS CH-10MII chorus pedal and the Boss DD7 digital delay pedal. Some additional reverb was added to the synths at the mixing stage.

Get the track here: https://alfonse.bandcamp.com/album/fr...
Music (C) Copyright 2019 Alfonse and Ian Bostic"