Enjoy Electronics Reminder - MULTI FX for synths EXPLAINED @ SOUNDMIT

Published on Nov 2, 2019 BoBeats

"Reminder is a multi-fx unit which is surprisingly fun!

Check out Enjoy Electronics: https://www.enjoy-lab.com/
Check out Soundmit: http://www.soundmit.com

If you want to support my work check out http://www.patreon.com/bobeats

#FX #Delay #Bobeats"

Note this is the first Enjoy Electronics post on the site. The following are some videos and details from Enjoy Electronics.



Playlist:
RemindeЯ in Action
Double Pulse Delay in action!
Enjoy Electronics @ Bridge 48 - RemindeЯ
REmindEЯ - Working Modes
REmindEЯ - The magic wood of sound effects (Official spot)
REmindEЯ in action!
REmindEЯ in Action on MOOG DFAM

Details:

Multi-effect audio Processor

Comprehensive, all in one solution for intricate rhythms Echo space and width.

Direct and immediate access to all the parameters with dedicated knobs.

True-stereo indipendent delay allowing you to create complex rhythmic patterns.

Reverbs with Size and Resonance High-Pass filter - knob.

Double (Chamberlin) Filter with 12 dB/octave roll-off, adjustable resonance

4 Waveform Sync-able LFO

A full, four-channel (quadraphonic) system will reproduce the Left Front, Left Back, Right Front, and Right Back audio signals in each of four separate speakers.

Assignable Foot Switch

Tap Tempo

Intuitive OLED Display

Low latency USB Audio

USB or 5-pin MIDI interface

Very Moog jam with Matriarch and Subsequent 37, Eventide Space and Timefactor, Strymon Big Sky

Published on Nov 2, 2019 Jay Hosking

"A live, semi-improvised performance, all on hardware, and inspired by the limited time I had with the Matriarch before having to return it to my friend. At this point I've fallen firmly in love with the Matriarch, especially in how it sounds with the Subsequent 37 on lead. It was the setup so nice I used it twice!

The beginning of this song has some serious standing-on-the-deck-of-the-Normandy-and-looking-at-the-galaxy-map vibes, which is a reference you'll either get or you won't.

Moog Matriarch + Strymon Big Sky — huge synth with eventual sync
Moog Subsequent 37 + Eventide Timefactor + Eventide Space — fuzzy guitar-ish lead

Written and performed within a 1-hour period, and uploaded as is, with only a little compression/limiting on the master.

https://jayhosking.bandcamp.com/"

SOUNDMIT 2019: Kodamo EssenceFM synthesizer

Published on Nov 2, 2019 BAMTV

"The Kodamo EssenceFM is an FM synthesizer currently in development. At Soundmit 2019 co-developer Masami demonstrates the unit. It has 300 voices, 8 outputs, editable waveforms and user-designable algorithms. But it also imports wav fils and dx7 sounds, has a high quality touch screen, multi-envelopes, modulatie matrix, polyphonic aftertouch and much more…check out this cool synthesizer!"

Soundmit 2019 Turin introduction

Published on Nov 2, 2019 BAMTV

"Stefan and Marc are in Turin, Italy, to report on Soundmit 2019, the synths & pedals expo! In this video you get a first impression of the featured brands and a taste of what's to come."

https://soundmit.com/en

MODULAR MIDI CONTROLLERS from InTech @ SOUNDMIT

Published on Nov 2, 2019 BoBeats

"I am at Soundmit checking out modular midi controllers from InTech.
Check them out at: https://www.intech.studio
Check out Soundmit: http://www.soundmit.com

If you want to support my videos head over to http://www.patreon.com/Bobeats"

Station X - (Live Dub Techno Hardware Jam @ 110 bpm)

Published on Nov 2, 2019 Phone Records

"Gear used: Electribe , jomox kick, waldorf pulse 2 & streichfett, Behringer D, xoxbox"

Moog Sub 37 vs. Analogue Solutions Nyborg-24 Comparison

Published on Nov 2, 2019 nyppy

"I've heard people refer to the Nyborg as 'the better Moog', and using both of them almost daily, I thought I'd put up a short video comparing the two. This is not meant to be a full review of either. It's mainly about the sound, specifically oscillators and filters. Both user interfaces and modulation capabilities are vastly different, and you can find reviews and tech specs elsewhere.

In my opinion, there is no clear winner in terms of sound (otherwise I wouldn't still own both). The Moog's oscillators sound warmer, but it can get more aggressive with the filter and overdrive. The Nyborg has a very pleasant sound for arpeggios and is easier to fit in a mix. Without any resonance, both filters sound very close to each other.

Do you have a favourite? Or got anything to ask? Let me know in the comments.

#moog #nyborg #synthesizer"

Norhythmic feat. Crystylwyzzyrd at Mac Market Halloween 10/31/19

Published on Nov 2, 2019 Miles Briand

"Performance at Mac Market. I had to take out the sound collage because of copyright bots. Thanks to Crystylwyzzyrd and Mac Market for this amazing Halloween event!

The awesome venue:
macmkt.com

Crystylwyzzyrd campy mashups: facebook.com/cavernofthecrystylwyzzyrd

You can hear more of this music on my Norhythmic soundcloud page: soundcloud.com/liamecrow"

Yamaha Portasound PSS-140 keyboard demo - "Knockout Mouse"

Published on Nov 2, 2019 Alfonse

"Yamaha Portasound PSS-140 FM keyboard (1988)

All sounds you hear in the track were made using the PSS-140; some were run through the very synth-friendly Yamaha SDS CH-10MII chorus pedal. All parts were recorded to a DAW, where compression, EQ, delay and reverb were added as required. Individual drum hits were sampled from the drum pads and processed to allow fresh beats to be built, rather than using the rhythms found on the PSS-140 itself.

The aim of these videos is to see what you can create using sounds from retro classic keyboards together with current production tools. The PSS-140 has a 2 operator FM synth on board with some interesting and unusual sounds.

Music: 'Knockout Mouse' (C) Copyright 2019 Alfonse
Download here: https://alfonse.bandcamp.com/album/l"

Normie - Novation Peak, Elektron Digitone, Digitakt

Published on Nov 2, 2019 Condukt

"The mission was to crank out one last track before we had to return the Novation Peak to its home. It's sequenced by the Digitone, and the Digitakt is doing drums and samples."