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Wednesday, January 29, 2020

Moog Memorymoog Analog Synthesizer

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The Strangest Most Frustrating Music Machine Of The 90's Roland PMA-5 & The Synthfox Touchbay

Published on Jan 29, 2020 LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER

"The #Weirdest midi #synthesizer sequencer of the 1990's its oddness needed a video!"

Sending Sounds Through Your Fingers With The Synthfox Touchbay

Published on Jan 29, 2020 LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER BUT MORE SERIOUS ISH

"Synthfox Touchbay more info here :-
https://reverb.com/item/31514149-synt...
Audio downloads are available from this video, I bounced the 4 different outputs separately! maybe of use for loops :). :-
https://www.patreon.com/lookmumnocomp...
thanks for the support its given me more time to make a second channel. lots of stuff to come! and the next Patreon livestream will be next week!"

The Synthfox Touchbay

Published on Aug 28, 2019 Synthfox Channel

via this auction

"Touch Bay is a tactile performance signal router. It can route 4 inputs to any of the 4 outputs by means of touching the controller's pads. The perfect use of it is a CV router, although it can also be used as a sound mixer, though maybe a bit less high-end sounding as a dedicated one.

Touch Bay comes in three pieces: the module, the tactile handle and the ribbon cable to connect them together. The handle is a PCB fit into a machined piece of plywood, and it's meant to sit outside of the rack and be a performance tool that you can pick up and play without tangling your hands in your patch's wiring.

The module has 4 inputs labelled with letters (A, B, C, D) and 4 outputs labelled with numbers (1, 2, 3, 4) - each with an individual sensitivity setting. These signals are directly connected to corresponding pads on the tactile handle: pads A, B, C and D are inputs, and pads 1, 2, 3 and 4 are outputs - just touch an input pad and an output pad to route! You can touch more than one inputs to mix signals, or more than one outputs to send signals to multiple destinations. Works really well with CV routing or feedback paths!"

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Massive Attack / Euan Dickinson | Getting creative with MicroFreak

Published on Jan 29, 2020 Arturia

"Massive Attack are known for their intensity, wide range of emotions and inimitable electronic sound. Arturia visited their studio in Bristol, UK, to see how the MicroFreak has added to their creative process."

KORG wavestate [10 randomize challenges]

Published on Jan 29, 2020 TinySymphony Music & Synthesizers

Korg Wavestate Hands-On Demo At NAMM 2020

Published on Jan 29, 2020 Synthtopia

"At the 2020 NAMM Show, Korg introduced the Wavestate wave sequencing synthesizer, an updated take on Korg’s 90’s Wavestation, which featured wave sequencing and vector synthesis.

Here's an intro from Korg product rep Raymond Johnson, aka Theta Flux."

Making a song 100% with the ELZ_1 (Sonicware)

Published on Jan 29, 2020 Woochia's Beats & Bobs

Also see: How good is the ELZ_1? - Complete Tutorial / Review

Tuesday, January 28, 2020

Ensoniq Mirage: Soundprocess - the forgotten OS

Published on Jan 28, 2020 MIDERA

"Soundprocess is a synthesizer engine in the Ensoniq Mirage. Everyone knows the Mirage as that hex-based, hard to use sampler. But what most people don't realize is that an alternative OS for the Mirage was made that's even more confusing than the original ones that turns it into a 4-oscillator synthesizer! This is not for the faint of heart. I am barely scratching the surface of this 'synthesizer'.

The structure is such that you have a program. Inside that program are patches. But don't think that just because you have selected a patch you are editing the patch. You could be editing a different patch. You have to make sure you're within the right split number within the program and have selected the same patch as the one you're editing. Anyway, it's a pretty cool OS, but it is hard to navigate.

I believe this OS was created by someone named Mark Cecys. Whoever they were, they did not place an acknowledgement section in the user guide, but it is easily available so anyone is welcome to download it and review for themselves."