Microfreak + Volca Drum Outdoor Jam

Published on Jun 7, 2020 Perplex On

"Jamming in the wild with #volcadrum and #microfreak. All recorded right into the iPad running #AUM. Microfreak‘s pads are slightly spiced up with #BlackholeReverb and an upcoming app from Bleass called Shimmer. Drums are going through #Korvpressor, FAC Transient and AudioDamage’s Grind while live twiddling its internal delay."

東風tong poo(cover) YMO

Published on Jun 7, 2020 Tosh Ara

ソロ、難しいです(^ ^;)

Some Techno with modules from Erica Synths

Published on Jun 7, 2020 Dziam Bass

"Hey.

Ok, after two weeks break from the modular first patch I made in this video.

I had the entire case with Erica Synths modules in my hand including the 2x84 Hp case and I used several of them like Pico Drums for drums with Pico Noise and Pico Trigg Pico RND,Pico vca, as well as VCO graphic VCO with my favorite LFO Black Octasource, Pico SEq and Fusion modulator Black Dual VCF for oscillators and Fusion MIxer to add some tubes sounds.

sometimes in brekadown big WET signals via Black Hole DSP for the sequence from Graphic VCO which creates this similar sound pad, it blurs the background so I decided to use it as a texture in breakdown.

So have fun and Big thanks for watching ;-)"

Time Chasers // Jupiter-X, Juno-106, JX-8P, MC-707, TR-808, Sequenced by Squarp Pyramid

Published on Jun 6, 2020 MR TUNA Music

"Gotta wait for those big bad synth blasts from the JUPITER-XXX"

NO JUSTICE NO PEACE

Published on Jun 6, 2020 Audio Wanderer

"Another jam with my beloved QY70. This time having in mind the protests on the US against police brutality and racism. I stand in solidarity with those protest. There is no Justice without Peace. There is no Peace without Justice. Black Lives Matter"

606 Day 2020 - 3 Roland TR-606 Drum Machines + ACE TONE mono Mixer = Delicious Distortion

Published on Jun 5, 2020 FizzFunkTV

"Fizzing Funksters presents Lord Drumatix on 3 Roland TR-606 Drum Machines mixed with the Ace Tone MP-40 4 Channel mono mixer.

The Roland TR-606 (also known as Drumatix) has 6 analog synthesis generated Drum sounds:- Bass Drum, Snare, Hi and Lo Toms Hi-Hat and Cymbal. Easy to program (16 step buttons, no knowledge of music theory needed). Snare, Hi-Hat and Cymbal can be a great fit if you need some 808 flavour. 2 electronic toms that are musical rather than electronic sounding (I'm biased so I'm not going to say they are the best analog toms). Easy to make a pop song with, but you have to team it up (or should I say Din Sync it up) with the TB-303 (That's what we did for our track Machine Music - see our music video on this channel).

The Ace Tone MP-40 is a simple Mixer with great sounding distortion (just input a drum machine and select the mic switch) great eq and an on board spring reverb that would not be out of place in a Kraftwerk"

Fantasy Soundtracks Ep:2 - 'Zombie'

Published on Jun 6, 2020 DreamsOfWires

"2nd of a series of simple patches and recordings inspired by some of my favourite vintage sci-fi and horror from the cinema and TV. I thought it'd be a fun idea to see what I can do with a simple setup, perhaps ony 2 analog synth voices, and modest digital effects. The synthesizer soundtracks of the 70's and early 80's were often very simple, spartan compositions, which is what made them special I think.

In this instance I'm using my AJH Synth Eurorack modular synth: The Dual LFO, CV Mix, and Sample & Hold modules are the brains of the piece, modulating the two voices. The Precision Voltages is also being used as a kind of faux keyboard to shift the pitches of one of the three VCO's melodically. Noise from the Entropic Doom module is being filtered by the Fixed Filter Bank 914. Some EOS2 Reverb is used on the melodic voice, and just a little on the percussive track.

I'm not a big fan of zombie movies anymore, but this memorable scene from Lucio Fulci's 'Zombie Flesh Eaters' still remains my favourite moment from any such film, and has stood the test of time well. I think it's a bit of a classic.

My music is available here:
https://tomorrowthecure.bandcamp.com
To support this channel:
https://www.patreon.com/dreamsofwires

Can I turn my modular synth into a guitar pedalboard?

Published on Jun 6, 2020 poorness studios

"Well this was a fun experiment. I decide to make a crude guitar pedalboard out of my modular synthesizer. Obviously, you could do this in a much smaller case if that was the intent... but it was a fun experiment nonetheless.

The 6 Eurorack modules I used were: Doepfer A177-2, Pittsburgh InOut, Make Noise Phonogene, Doepfer A-124 Wasp, Alright Devices Chronoblob, & WMD Pro Output. I also used a M Audio SP-2 damper pedal and a Roland EV-5 expression pedal for the foot controls."

Sequential Circuits Prophet 10

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via this auction

This appears to be one in this recent video.

"If you've been looking or longing for a Prophet 10, this is the one to own. In what is essentially dual Prophet 5s in one enclosure, this monster synth has been fully refurbished and works beautifully, a MIDI kit installed, factory-patches loaded, and it's in Excellent condition for its age.

Upon completion of its refurbishment, this synth has been extensively tested gone through extended burn-in to ensure it is stable.

Details of what has been completed includes (but is not limited to):
Rebuilt power supply - replaced all caps, rectifiers, regulators
Replaced all polarized caps throughout the synth
Both CPUs replaced, Both USARTs and all TTL 5v logic chips were replaced
Both Pratt-Reed keybeds have been rebuilt, an extensive and time-consuming process
MIDI kit installed (demoed in second half of the linked YouTube video)
Cleaned and lubricated all pots
All voices calibrated, are in tune, and trigger perfectly and consistently thanks to the keybed rebuilds
Note that the cassette backup drive is no longer functional as it was rendered obsolete by the MIDI kit installation
Original factory patches have been loaded
The detailed report / invoice is available to the buyer.

A custom flight case on casters is included as part of the purchase.

Don't forget to check out the linked video from Bell Tone Synth Works where the owner Alison discusses what ailments the P10 came in with and much of what was done to refurbish the synth. She also plays my P10 midi'd to a second P10 they had in for work for a few minutes - it's pretty awesome."

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THIRTEEN SYSTEMS by Benge

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"New album here: zackdagoba.bandcamp.com/album/thirteen-systems

Thirteen years after the release of his original synthesiser concept album, Twenty Systems, Benge brings you a follow-up of sorts, the similarly themed Thirteen Systems, an album of modular explorations, showcasing his evolving fascination with these modular machines

The pieces were originally commissioned by the newly formed Modulisme radio broadcast, Philippe Petit’s project to bring the music of underground modular artists together and provide a platform for the burgeoning electronic modular music scene that has been building momentum in recent years

There is one significant difference in the approach Benge took in the creation of this new Systems album compared to his first incarnation. The previous album used overdubbing techniques to layer the sound of each synthesiser upon itself to build up the tracks, but on this album Benge took the decision to play each piece in real time, without overdubs or edits, creating each piece as a live performance. This meant setting up each instrument in advance and either letting it play along by itself, or interacting with it as the pieces develop in various ways. Each performance was filmed and there is an accompanying 60 minute video that goes with the album

Track listing:

01 - 1967 Buchla 100
02 - 1968 Moog 3C
03 - 1969 EMS VCS3
04 - 1970 ARP 250005 - 1971 Buchla 200
06 - 1972 Serge Modular
07 - 1973 Emu Modular
08 - 1974 Paia 4700
09 - 1975 Polyfusion 2000
10 - 1976 Formant Modular
11 - 1977 Korg PS3100
12 - 1978 EMS Polysynthi
13 - 1979 Roland 100M

Written and Performed by Benge at Memetune Studios, England

Designed, filmed and edited by Benge

(c)Expanding Recordings 2020, All rights reserved

Originally created for the MODULISME radio show, first broadcast in February 2020

Special thanks to:
Philippe Petit / Modulisme

Steve Malins (@randommanagement)

MEMETUNE STUDIO BLOG: http://myblogitsfullofstars.blogspot.com"