【エレクトーン演奏】ABBA - Dancing Queen・アバ「ダンシング・クイーン」★ YAMAHA Electone D85 / D800

adamstan84

"This time let's go back to '70s and dance to this ABBA's hit :)

今回1970年代に戻ってこのアバのヒット曲で踊りましょう(＊^－^＊)
#Electone #ABBA #70s"

Atlantic Coast - An Ambient Session (Blofeld, reface CP, Specular Tempus)

Lanthan O'Ide

"An ambient jam featuring the Blofeld and the reface CP.
With lots of reverb because... well, why wouldn't ya? XD
Anyways, hope you'll like it! ^^
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For those playing along at home:
The key is C major, because it's the key that allows me the "smoothest" chord transitions on the Keystep's small keyboard.
The tempo is 60 BPM.
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The setup:
The Keystep sends MIDI to the Blofeld, which creates the pads.
I've got a sustain pedal on the Keystep, so I don't have to hold down the keys that long.
Both the Blofeld and the reface CP send their audio to an off-screen mixer.
From there, I have a reverb bus going through the Specular Tempus, which is why the "Blend" knob (aka "Mix") is set to full.

I'm doing this, so that there can be different amount of reverb on the pad and the keys.
So the pads sound further away than the keys, which adds some depth to the mix.
(I.e. not everything is in the foreground)
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Mistakes I've learned from:

Always double check your delay times are really synced. ^^'
I'd set the knob on the CP just a little bit wrong, and it sounded as if the timing of my playing was way off. I was really close to scrapping the whole thing and recording it all over again, when I found the real problem.
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As usual, let's close off the video description with some links:
Here you can stream & download my music!

Also, just in case you haven't seen it yet:
I've got a new album called "Oceanic" on Bandcamp! :D
...doesn't include my latest two songs, but maybe you like it anyways. ;-)

Website: https://lanthanoide.jimdofree.com/
Bandcamp: https://lanthanoide.bandcamp.com/
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/lanthan-oide
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As alway, thank you for listening!"

Dreadbox Erebus v3 & Source Audio Collider

3rdStoreyChemist

Roland TR-606 modified by Analogue Solutions - Social Entropy Quicksilver

Ramón Amezcua

"Roland TR-606 Drumatix,

Modded


analogue solutions modification
social entropy quicksilver"

Patch of the Week 68: Funky Lead and Bassline + LFO “Delay” with volca bass

"We’re going 'beyond bass' with the volca bass, starting with this octave dual VCO lead and bass riff and an LFO-driven 'delay.'"

Korg Patch of the Week posts

Soma Pipe and Chase Bliss Audio Blooper part2

therudyrude
"Going with the flow of the Pipe and the looper Blooper"

Isla Instruments - S2400 Live Stream

Isla Instruments

"Going Over some of the main features..."

The Buchla Easel Command - Overview by AutomaticGainsay

"This video was funded by the Patreon supporters of Automatic Gainsay. Support the creation of this video and all of the Automatic Gainsay videos that have helped you by becoming an Automatic Gainsay supporter on Patreon!
http://www.patreon.com/automaticgainsay

The theme music was composed entirely through multitracking the Easel Command and using various functions therein. The drums were created from GarageBand loops."

Playlist:
01-The Buchla Easel Command- Part one: Introduction
02-The Buchla Easel Command- Part two: Complex Oscillator
03-The Buchla Easel Command- Part three: Modulation Oscillator
04-The Buchla Easel Command- Part four: The Dual Lo Pass Gate
05-The Buchla Easel Command- Part five: The Lo Pass Gate Part 2
06-The Buchla Easel Command- Part six: The Pulser
07-The Buchla Easel Command- Part seven: Envelope Generator
08-The Buchla Easel Command- Part eight: Sequential Voltages
09-The Buchla Easel Command- Part nine: Even More Functions
10-The Buchla Easel Command- Part ten: Building a patch
11-The Buchla Easel Command- Part eleven: Creation of another patch

Grp Synthesizer A4 | Kid Gloves

Alex Ball

"The Grp Synthesizer A4 is an Italian analogue synthesizer originally released in 2012.

Combining classic subtractive synthesis with modern desires, it's got pretty tasty spec.

To save the longest video description ever, here's a link to Theo Bloderer's comprehensive breakdown: https://greatsynthesizers.com/en/revi...

In this video I tried to make use of the A4's architecture, whilst keeping things musical. It's very easy with this much power at your fingertips to overcook it and just make either a sonic mess, or a sound that only works in isolation. Hopefully I've struck the balance.

Examples of things I did:
Dual sequence utilising the playback and step repeat modes. I sequenced some chords in one section with oscillator 1 + 2 (tuned a fifth apart) following sequencer A and oscillator 3 following sequencer B.

For the lead sound I also used the sequencer as a modulation source sent to phase synched oscillators and the filters that also had its tempo CV'd from an envelope so that it sped up and down rollercoaster style.

I ran my Juno through the A4 via the external signal in and envelope follower. This allowed me to control the A4 from the Juno, but have the dual A4 filters on it. I also tuned in two of the A4's oscillators to complimentary intervals and they were coming through with the Juno every time it gated the synth.

The main riff was a blend of three oscillators and the ring modulator with a combination of linear and exponential modulation and oscillator sync.

There were also various stereo bass sounds - subby and round, sharp and phat, and driven and heavy. The distortion comes from the synth itself.

I also made some floaty, trippy sounds with the A4 in the middle eight, as well as various FX.

Hopefully this all gives a glimpse into what it can do.

Gear used:
Grp A4 (2012)
Arturia KeyStep Pro (2020)
Arturia MicroFreak (2019)
Roland System 100m (1979)
Roland Juno-6 (1982)
Roland TR-707 (1985)
Korg MS-20 (1978)
Korg KR-55B (1982)
Sequential Drumtraks (1984)
AMS RMX-16 (1981)
AMS DMX 15~80S (1978)
Ibanez RM-80 (early 80s)
Vocals recorded with an AKG C414S

Mixed by Alex Ball
Mastered by Jakob at Sonic Peak Studio"

Sunset Synthesizer - Part 3 - Novation Peak, Eurorack and Moog Grandmother Jam

Dune Expectral

All parts in the second set of videos here.

"Be welcome! I am very happy to have you here. This is my third video in the sequence of 5.

This is a challenge, I am looking for new timbres with my synthesizers, but I decided to look for them in different places, in this case it was a wonderful sunset in the city of Sorriso, Mato Grosso, Brazil.

All sounds, modification were created in real time. I used the Moog grandmother to make the bass, the Eurorack modular Vinicius Brazil to create the melodic part, the Novation Peak for the leads, and Pogona 3 by Arthur Joly to create the percussive part, the whole drum is 100% analog.

The melodies are coming through Ableton live only this is digital. And of course this wonderful video captured by La Isla Filmes."