Moog Semi-Modular Synthesizers: Interconnectivity II

Published on Mar 4, 2020 Moog Music Inc

"Four instruments from Moog's semi-modular family of analog synthesizers (Matriarch, Grandmother, Mother-32, and DFAM) connect together in a new exploratory composition.

In this patch, Grandmother serves as a master clock, distributing sync signals to the Matriarch, Mother-32, and DFAM. The patch begins with the Grandmother playing a simple bassline, processed through a DIY J.H. Haible phaser, and one of the Matriarch’s analog delays. The DFAM provides a kick drum pattern to anchor the elements of the song together, while the Mother-32 plays a deep ostinato bass melody. The Matriarch generates the upper register arpeggio in round robin mode, allowing the mixer section to be used creatively to introduce and remove notes in the arpeggiated melody. Finally, the Matriarch is also being utilized to sum the Grandmother’s audio in the VCA section, while the Matriarch’s analog delays are being used separately to provide unique delay effects to the Grandmother and Matriarch separately.

For more patch ideas and creative inspiration, plus access to the latest firmware updates and other new features, register your Moog synthesizer at https://www.moogmusic.com/register."

Oberheim Matrix 6 with Stereoping Synth Programmer

Published on Mar 4, 2020 Inflatable Robot

"Just a quick demo of the Oberheim Matrix 6R being controlled with the Stereoping Synth Programmer. This Matrix has the updated 2.15 firmware that greatly reduces stuck notes and hangups."

Basic Overview - Korg Prologue Tutorial

Published on Mar 3, 2020 Ron Cavagnaro

Intro 0:00
OSC / Mixer Section 0:42
Filter Section 8:03
Envelope Generators 10:36
LFO Section 11:37
FX Section 13:34
Voice Modes 16:30
Arpeggiator 17:55
Extended Improv Demo 19:00

303 2020

Published on Mar 3, 2020 thisoldhouz

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New Jupiter-X vs. Vintage Juno-106: PATCH MATCH™ **No Talking**

Published on Mar 3, 2020 MR TUNA Music

"Doing my best to recreate as-close-to-identical patches as I can manage on the new Roland Jupiter-X and the original Juno-106 to show off any noticeable differences between the two. Certainly the Jupiter-X is a much more capable tool with a lot of sound-design and power packed into a modern digital instrument; but for this comparison I will specifically focus on the pre-loaded Juno-106 engine included from the factory.
There are no added effects or processing other than the that of the famous Juno chorus function-- which you'll know immediately by their tell-tale noise machines. (You can turn this setting down or off entirely on the JP-X)

It's an exciting new episode of PATCH MATCH (from scratch!)™"

More Jupiter-X vs. MR TUNA Music videos here.

The Utterly Unique Feature of the Medusa Hybrid Synth

Published on Mar 3, 2020 Gaz Williams

"On the eve of the release of Polyend’s new Tracker, I thought it was high time to demonstrate what is one of the Medusa’s most original features!"

303 Day! by Green Leader

Published on Mar 3, 2020 Green Leader

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Happy 303 Day 2020 by SynthMania

Published on Mar 3, 2020 SynthMania

"Roland TB-303, Roland TR-909, Kilpatrick Audio REDOX."

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Kijimi Stereo Output Mod Demo

Published on Mar 3, 2020 Stephen Drake
Update: Re-Published on Mar 4, 2020

"Here is a short demo of my modified Kijimi synthesizer. It has a Stereo Output Modification designed by Ando Pilve – PCB by Janne Isotalo. This demo is just so you can hear how the stereo output sounds with no effects."

Industrial Music Electronics Kermit MK. 3 Demo with Designer Scott Jaeger at Modular 8!

Published on Mar 3, 2020 Modular8

"A demonstration of the staggeringly powerful new Industrial Music Electronics Kermit Mk. 3 Supermodulator: Four Oscillators with matrix modulation, wavetable morphing, tempo syncing and the ability to store eight presets (which you can morph between). Available at Modular 8. Thanks, Scott!"