ÆQUILIBRIUM parte II - Allegretto moderato

Published on Jan 10, 2020 Patrizio Politi

"Sistema polifonico di forze equilibrato. La ricerca di equivalenza è affidata alla voce che si occupa, incessantemente, di corroborare il sistema stesso.

To download hi-quality audio: https://patriziopoliti.wixsite.com/ho..."

Waldorf Q Phoenix keyboard on the top of the organ style case. Microwave II on top of rack. Not sure what's below it an below the Q.

Korg Wavestation SR Digital MAGIC Synthesizer Rik Marston

Published on Jan 10, 2020 Rik Marston Official

#korgwavestation #korgwavestate #wavetables
"Korg Wavestation SR Digital MAGIC"
Synthesizer Demo by Rik Marston
***Watch in HD!!*** ***Turn it UP!!*** ***No Talking!!!***

The Korg Wavestation SR demoing it's DIGITAL MAGIC!
Used in so many soundtracks & video games in the 1990's
today it still holds it's own against some other newer 2000's
digital synthesizers. Now the Korg Wavestate is here & I
will put up some more Wavestation SR videos to demo
so every one can enjoy what made the Wavestation SR
(Wavestation, EX & A/D) so enjoyable! ;)

Recorded into Ableton LIVE with no extra FX! ;)

Thank you for watching!

#Synthuary2020 / #Jamuary2020 - 10

#jamuary2020 Day 10 - Elektron Digitakt

Published on Jan 10, 2020 Oscillator Sink

See the Synthuary label for more. Synthuary because these are the Jamuary synth videos. More below.

"Oh wow this one was fun to make.

It has been a good few months since I last sat down with the Digitakt and, like its FM cousin, it remains just so inspiring and fun. This one was a real head-bobber while I was recording.

The project I was working in was the same one as my Digitakt set from last year, so the samples used are the same, but the result was quite different from anything in that set.

Anyway, I had a big dumb smile on my face the whole time I was working on this one, so I hope that comes across in the finished product."

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PreenFM2 - testing conversion of dx7 banks

Published on Jan 10, 2020 synth-love

Elka EM 22 Vintage 1986 Italian Synthesizer Module

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via this auction

According to this 2008 post, the EM 22 used the same Curtis CEM3396 uP Controllable Dual Waveform Converter / Processor used in the the Oberheim Matrix 1000 and Cheetah MS6. The videos in this post apparently feature one but I'm not sure if you can see it.

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Tour of the New Pittsburgh Modular Workshop

Published on Jan 10, 2020 Pittsburgh Modular Synthesizers

"Welcome to our new home!"

UVI Vintage Vault 3 - The Ultimative Vintage Synthesizer Collection with 65 instruments

Published on Jan 10, 2020 RetroSound

"VINTAGE VAULT 3

I think many of you guys know that I work since many years together with #UVI.
So I have sampled most of my #Vintage #Synths for UVI products like OB Legacy, String Machines 2, Synth Anthology 2 and more.

Now here is the brand new Vintage Vault 3 with 65 vintage instruments and over 500.000 high quality samples.
As synth maniac since a very long time I must that high quality samples are more realistic as virtual synthesis.
All the vintage synths I show in the video and a lot more are included in Vintage Vault3.

Check the new Vintage Vault 3 by UVI: http://bit.ly/retrosound-uvi"

Happy Nerding - FX Aid Multi Effect Module - Just Audio

Published on Jan 9, 2020 SamiRabia

"Happy Nerding have kindly sent me their new FX Aid for a play. This first video is just audio from my first few sessions. Please subscribe for updates when the full review comes - Enjoy!

Timing index
0:02 - Reverb Cloud (1)Decay Time (2)Chorus (3)Diffusion
0:37 - Reverb Black Hole (1)Decay Time (2)Gravity (3)Tone
2:19 - Reverb Plate Classic (1)Decay Time (2)Pre-Delay (3)Tone
4:49 - Chorus into Reverb (1)Spread (2)Stereo Width (3)Reverb Mix
6:32 - Delay Vowel (1)Delay Time (2)Feedback (3)AH-E-EE-O-I-AE-AW-A
7:39 - Flanger (1)Rate (2)Range (3)+-Feedback
8:54 - Frequency Shifter Up-Dn (1)Freq. Shift (2)+-Feedback (3)Delay Time
9:26 - Delay Comb (1)Frequency (2)Resonance (3)+-Feedback
9:44 - Wave Folder (1)Fold (2)+-Symmetry (3)Stereo Width
10:16 - Sample Rate Reducer (1)Amount (2)Pre-FX Tone (3)Post-FX Tone
10:22 - Bit Crusher (1)Amount (2)Pre-FX Tone (3)Post-FX Tone"

The Prophet 10 In Depth

"Today I dig deeper into the Sequential Circuits Prophet 10 and show you all of its features. Check the plug-in version of the Prophet 10 from UVI here: https://www.uvi.net/vintage-vault-3.h...

►Check our other video about the Prophet 10 here:" [posted here]
►Learn more about ADSR on a Prophet 5 here: [embed below]
More Prophet 5 Videos here:
►The Prophet 5 Synthesizer In Action: [posted here]
►Prophet 5: Famous Preset Sounds: [posted here]

Synthesizers: ADSR Envelope Explained

Published on Aug 31, 2018 Doctor Mix

"Today we explain ADSR: Attack, Decay, Sustain and Release. This is a fundamental feature of subtractive synthesis and the first step to building sounds!"

MIDI Mod on the iPhone as a Performance Utility - an AN1x style patch on the Prophet Rev2

Published on Jan 9, 2020 thesrabbit

MIDI Mod Overview video further below. You can find it in the App Store here.

Spotted this one on discchord.

"I love the sound of the AN1x, but programming it is not the quickest experience. The Rev2 has similar capabilities from a sound design perspective (plus a whole lot of things that the AN1x can't do). However, the AN1x has an awesome effects section that blows away that of most modern synths. In this video, I use MIDI Mod to do some fairly simple routings, just using the Mod Matrix. No LFO's, envelopes, arps, or anything else.

MIDI Mod is running on an iPhone X, hooked up to the MeeBlip Cubit Go via USB. MIDI out of the Cubit Go is running to the MIDI In on the Rev2. And MIDI Out of the Rev 2 is going to MIDI In on the Cubit Go. This gives MIDI Mod 2-way communication with the Rev2. Now this could easily be done without DIN cables at all, just connecting MIDI Mod directly to the Rev2 over USB. But later in the video, external effects are added to level the playing field with the AN1x on that front, somewhat. One of the pedals (Ventris Dual Reverb) has a MIDI input and so there's a MIDI DIN cable running to that as well.

The idea behind the patch isn't to recreate the exact patch on the Rev2, but to create a similar patch from a structural point of view. 2 layers, one as a pad, and 1 as an arp spanning multiple octaves. With the ability to fade the arp in and out via the modwheel. "Program Volume" is not a modulation destination on the Rev2 itself, but we can easily access it with MIDI Mod (or almost any other of the bazillion parameters on the Rev2).

In addition, Note (MIDI Note) is routed to Layer A Pan Spread and Layer B Pan Spread on two different slots. Layer A has the arp, and so the range is set to 63-127 to throw the voices out wider. Layer B is the pad, so the range is restricted to 0-12 to keep things more centered, which makes that aspect of the sound a little more meaty, especially the lower notes. This can easily be adjusted to taste.

Finally, the modwheel is assigned to the pre-delay time of the Ventris later on in the video when the external effects are brought in.

The point of this is to illustrate what you might do with MIDI Mod in a pinch, to get that little extra something. Made even easier now that you can do it just by using your phone!

Starring:
- MIDI Mod for iOS (on an iPhone X)
- Sequential Prophet Rev2
- Yamaha AN1x
- MeeBlip Cubit Go MIDI Interface
- TC Electronic Flashback II Delay
- Source Audio Ventris Dual Reverb"

MIDI Mod for iPad - Full Overview with the Yamaha Reface CS

Published on Jul 6, 2019 thesrabbit

"This video uses the Yamaha Reface CS and Arturia Keystep to provide a full rundown of MIDI Mod's major features, including:

LFOs
Envelopes
Arpeggiator
Mod Matrix
Sync and App Settings

MIDI Mod's Main Features:
4 LFOs
3 Envelopes (delay and hold, loopable, 2 ADSR, one 4-stage with individual level controls)
Arpeggiator with an auto-transpose sequencer (sequencer of a sequence) and modulation capabilities
32-slot mod matrix with fine tune value ranges for each assignment and inversion (negative)
Mod sources include the LFOs, envelopes, arp note on, arp note off, and when used with an external keyboard, you get Aftertouch, Velocity, note (key tracking), Pitchbend, Modwheel, and expression as mod sources.

What sets MIDI Mod apart is ease of use when making assignments. It comes with over 50 pre-defined device mappings. So there's no need to dig through your user manual or midi implementation chart. Just select the manufacturer, model, and parameter name from the menu. Additionally, you have a ton of internal routings that can be made. For example, LFO 2 could modulate LFO 1's rate, Envelope 2 could control LFO 2's mod depth, and so on."