Moog MiniMoog Voyager XL

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Circuit Bent Radio Shack Eliminator by freeform delusion

Published on Feb 22, 2020 freeform delusion

"Radio Shack - Executive Stress Eliminator

This device has those classic Atari style sounds.

Mono jack output
Pitch up control"

Roland Jupiter-X | First Impressions & Sounds From Scratch

Published on Feb 21, 2020 MR TUNA Music

"Just got my hands on the new Roland Jupiter-X and I wanted to get a jump on some videos right away, so here's my first impressions and some sounds from scratch using the included Jupiter-8 engine and some of the built-in effects.

There's lots more worth touching base on that I hope to cover in later videos, but for now, know this thing is a TANK. It's a serious upgrade over the System-8 build quality-wise and the keys are some of the best I've ever played (which is very important to me! {duh!}).

Otherwise, keep in mind this is essentially a pre-release unit and as such I don't have a manual, or any drivers so I'm just sort of figuring it all out as I go, but that being said I will be spending a lot of time trying to figure this thing out and get to the bottom of it all-- So let me know if you have any specific questions I can answer for you."

Patch of the Week 46: Nu:Tekt NTS-1 Plus Korg SQ-1 and monologue – Minimal Jam Setup

Published on Feb 21, 2020 Korg

"We combine the monologue and NTS-1 sequenced by SQ-1 and synced for a minimalist jamming setup- all without connecting to a computer."

Korg Patch of the Week posts

Polivox, Поливокс - Poliphonia and Filter

Published on Feb 21, 2020 Musho

"I love the sound of this synthesizer ! Every time it surprises me differently! Decided to make from Polyvox a melodic polyphonic bank of sounds !"

KORG MEX-8000 Memory Expander SN 003216 w/ Original Box

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Val [Memorymoog, Fairlight CMI (Arturia), Jupiter 8 (JP-08), Linn Drum, TR-808]

Published on Feb 7, 2019

Potentially NSFW bits from 1:50 to 2:16.

"My cover of the ORIGINAL CUES from Miami Vice episode "Rites of Passage" in 1985.

*THIS IS NOT A COVER OF OF THE VERSION RELEASED by Jan Hammer, in which he added more sounds titled “Tubbs and Valerie” in 1987.

I do not own any of these images or sounds. All rights to Universal and/or Jan Hammer. For entertainment purposes only."

Sounds from CROCKETT'S THEME (Synthesizer Demo)

Published on Feb 21, 2020 Retro-Dade

"Every sound from my favorite song.

I do not own the images of the car at the beginning. I do not own the music on the vinyl. All rights to Universal/Jan Hammer. For entertainment purposes only."

Moog Memorymoog, Yamaha DX7 IIFD, Roland Jupiter-8, and Fairlight soft synth. Yamaha KX-5 keytar controller.

Dark ambient jam w/ Moog Matriarch, Dreadbox Abyss, ARP Odyssey, Empress Reverb, Big Sky, Timefactor

Published on Feb 21, 2020 Jay Hosking

"A live, semi-improvised performance, all on hardware, and inspired by grief. This track is something of a culmination of the ambient pieces I've been doing recently, taking advantage of three analogue synths with a lot of character. The Matriarch, Abyss, and Odyssey are all kind of dark and textural synths, and with some spectacular effects (thank you as always, Empress, Strymon, and Eventide), they immediately put me in a mood."

Follow-up to this post.

Roland Fantom (Ver. 1.50) Focus on VOCODER (2 of 2) - "Doin' it right" - DAFT PUNK cover

Published on Feb 21, 2020 gattobus

Part 1 here

"Here's the second video focus on Fantom's VOCODER (OS ver. 1.50 onwards)
A quick tutorial on how to replicate the vocoder voice of Daft Punk.
If you just want to hear the cover, you can skip at min 2:04
I recommend listening using a good pair of headphones.
(This song contains some very low frequencies it may not sound well in small speakers ;) )

Song's been sequenced using Fantom's internal sequencer.
Some vocals have been dubbed, others were sampled inside the Fantom and played in real time through the sequencer."