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Thursday, August 06, 2020

Jamstik studio midi guitar first day jams, unboxing and ios walkthrough


michaelnervous

"Jamstik Studio Midi Guitar arrived almost two weeks ago and I loved it instantly.

In this video you get to see:
-how the guitar arrives and unboxing of the extras
-pairing and setup using Jamstik portal on ios
-first try jams with multiple apps and setups (aum + auv3 & standalone app)
-first try jams using bluetooth, usb-c & midi 3.5 to 5 pin din
-first try jams with audio and midi at the same time
-recording in a daw on ios

VIDEO CONTENTS:
0:47 UNBOXING OF THE GUITAR AND ACCESSORIES
3:55 CONNECTING USING BLUETOOTH
4:20 ROUTING MIDI IN AUM / USB-C
4:38 FIRST TRY / USING MIDI & 4 SYNTHS
5:27 ADD AN ORCHESTRA TO THE MIX
5:45 1 MORE SYNTH-TOO MUCH FOR AUDIO
BUT MIDI IS STILL JUST AS RESPONSIVE
6:09 USING JUST ONE APP - KORG MONO POLY
6:47 ANALOG AND DIGITAL TOGETHER 1ST TRY
8:28 WATCH THE PITCH WHEEL / EXPRESSIVE MIDI
& SEVERAL PRESETS WITH THE MOOG MODEL D APP
9:50 TRACKING MIDI IN A DAW FIRST TRY (CUBASIS 3)
10:14 THOUGHTS AFTER A DAY OF USING THE JAMSTIK

After using fOR A DAY:
-GREAT TRACKING
-WORKS STRAIGHT AWAY WITH IOS
-Very intuitive design
-Single cOIL OR HUMBUCKER SWITCH
-hidden pick tray in neck
-hidden magnetic tuning TOOL
-SLIGHTLY SMALLER THAN FULL SIze
FOr studiO (3/4)
-cOMES WITH EVERYTHING BUT A STRAP!
-LOOKS, PLAYS AND FEELS GREAT!
-REAL-TIME TRACKING NOT LIKE OTHER MIDI
PICKUPS

-THE VST/AU CAME OUT AFTER I RECORDED THE VIDEO (beta)
SO I WILL MAKE ANOTHER VIDEO ONCE I HAVE IT RUNNING ON MAC"

Permutation Overview and Tutorial


Omri Cohen

00:00 - Introduction
05:18 - Patch 1
09:54 - Patch 2

You can find additional resources available from Omri Cohen at https://www.patreon.com/omricohen

Ashun Sound Machines (ASM) Introduces Hydrasynth 1.5 Update



Press release below. First, some videos followed by a sound demo for some new patches from MajorOSC, also below.

Playlist / New Features:
1. Hydrasynth Firmware 1.5 – Part 1 Introduction
2. Hydrasynth Firmware 1.5 – Part 2 New Filter Types
3. Hydrasynth Firmware 1.5 – Part 3 Microtuning
4. Hydrasynth Firmware 1.5 – Part 4 Envelope Trigger Sources
5. Hydrasynth Firmware 1.5 – Part 5 Expanded LFO Steps & SemiLock
6. Hydrasynth Firmware 1.5 – Part 6 Direct Parameter Modulation Assignment
7. Hydrasynth Firmware 1.5 – Part 7 Modulating Macros & Voice Parameters
8. Hydrasynth Firmware 1.5 – Part 8 Random Percentage & Randomize from Patches
9. Hydrasynth Firmware 1.5 – Part 9 Distortion Effect
10. Hydrasynth Firmware 1.5 – Part 10 Latch Enhancement
11. Hydrasynth Firmware 1.5 – Part 11 MIDI CC Mode and Ribbon Output
12. Hydrasynth Firmware 1.5 – Part 12 Save State


ASM Hydrasynth 1.5 Update info and exploration Ken Flux Pierce Fluxwithit


Demo of a new sound set featuring the 1.5 update to be released today from MajorOSC:


"Because of the new features, MajorOSC was able to completely reapproach the design process for sequencing and expressive interaction while playing a sequence. The results speak for themselves on this short demo"

And the official press release:


Ashun Sound Machines makes major strides in advancing Hydrasynth sensation with Version 1.5 feature-heavy firmware update

LOS ANGELES, CA, USA/HONG KONG, CHINA: musician-empowering musical instruments creator Ashun Sound Machines (ASM) is proud to make major strides in advancing its innovative Hydrasynth digital wave morphing synthesizer — launched late last year to widespread critical acclaim as its inaugural hardware product, produced as a keyboard variant (featuring a proprietary PolytouchTM 49-note polyphonic aftertouch keybed and a user- assignable ribbon controller) and desktop variant (with 24 velocity- and polyphonic aftertouch-sensitive pads, plus an included 19-inch rack-mount kit) — with a feature-heavy firmware update, as of August 6…

New arrivals Ashun Sound Machines made a huge splash when diving deep into the synthesizer world with the introduction of its Hydrasynth sensation in both keyboard and desktop variants late last year. Ultimately, users appreciated an unprecedented combination of sound generation methods and processing power — anchored around a unique digital wave morphing synthesis engine as an eight-voice polysynth whose three oscillators can all make use of any one of the 219 single-cycle waveforms available, while flexibly facilitating defining eight waveforms into a list and then morphing from one to the next using extensive movement-inducing modulation sources with Wave Scan mode (for OSC 1 and OSC 2 only) — potently coupled with hardware that is perfectly tailored for live interaction and real-time tweaking, all at a very affordable price. Perhaps best of all, a new generation of synth users were introduced to an amazingly expressive way to shape individual notes, thanks to that proprietary PolytouchTM 49-note polyphonic aftertouch keybed and a user-assignable ribbon controller.

Today, the release of the Version 1.5 firmware update for the Hydrasynth brings an amazing array of new features and behaviours to an already sensational synthesizer, starting with advancing its unique-sounding synthesis engine several steps further forward. Firstly, five new filter models are available in FILTER 1 — namely, LP Stn12, ASM’s version of a popular 12dB low-pass filter; LP 1 Pole, a gentle 6dB low-pass filter; and LP 8 Pole, a steep 48dB low-pass filter; alongside BP Stn12, a popular 12dB band-pass filter with dual 6dB slopes; and HP Stn12, a popular 12dB high-pass filter — expanding its total to 16 filter models. Meanwhile, that Version 1.5 firmware update also adds a second multi-mode filter type to FILTER 2, with an ability to switch between LP/BP/HP (low-pass/band-pass/high-pass) or LP/NOTCH/HP (low-pass/notch/high-pass) filter modes. Thereafter, the Hydrasynth now benefits from microtonal scale support, opening up a brave new world of musical expression beyond the 12 tones most prevalent in Western music to allow composition and performances from any culture or harmonic discipline with 32 custom scales loadable using MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) Tuning Standard files. Furthermore, envelopes can now be triggered from as many as four sources, including LFOs (Low Frequency Oscillators), keyboard, ribbon, CV (Control Voltage) INPUTS, and PEDAL — EXPRESSION — input, whereas previously they were all triggered by the keyboard only. On top of that, the LFOs themselves have been upgraded to allow up to 64 steps when set to Step mode, with a new SemiLock feature to quantise those steps for pitch control of the oscillators.

MOD MATRIX improvements in the Version 1.5 firmware update makes creating modulation routings one step easier by allowing users to choose a specific parameter in a MODULE to be the modulation destination via direct selection, thereby creating a link between the source and destination in the fewest number of possible steps. Since the MOD MATRIX itself has been expanded to allow new modulation destinations with many more VOICE parameters and macros being added to the destinations, there are now many more sound design options available.

ASM has also updated the RANDOM page so users can set a percentage of how much randomisation takes place in each MODULE. Many more usable patches result from an added second patch randomisation option that generates a new patch by pulling in a random selection of values from other patches, which themselves are selected at random from every bank by combining various aspects of patches that are already known to be useful.

The PRE-FX and POST-FX modules both benefit from the addition of a new stereo Distortion effect, with controls for Drive, Tone, Asymmetry, and the Overdrive curve, as well as Output level.

LATCH mode moves things onwards and upwards, allowing users to press a key and have that key stay holding for as long as the LATCH button itself is enabled — ideal for ambient and generative patches.

System setup changes courtesy of the Version 1.5 firmware update include a Save System state, allowing users to boot up their Hydrasynth with a patch of choice; shorter timing options in Vegas mode; additional (Buchla®) 1.2V per octave support via the CV OUTPUTS; an option of selecting MIDI CC mode or NRPN (Non-Registered Parameter Number) modes, making automation in DAWs (Digital Audio Workstations) that do not support NRPNs possible, while that all-important user-assignable ribbon controller can now send NRPN or pitchbend data — all aiding ASM in making major strides in advancing its Hydrasynth sensation... dive deeper than ever before!

Super Sixteen: Scales, Settings, and Mutations


Extralife

"In this video I demonstrate some of the more advanced features on the Super Sixteen sequencer, including scale selection, transposition, swing timing, glide/portamento, and the many various rhythm and pitch mutations that can be applied in real-time or via motion recording.

Super Sixteen is in initial production for pre-order backers via Kickstarter and will be available via web shop and synth retailers soon! Sign up at the mailing list here to get launch-day info via email.
http://eepurl.com/gJ1_jv

0:00 Intro
0:54 Rhythm Recording
1:45 Tempo and Swing
3:20 Scale Selection
5:30 Transpose
6:18 Glide/portamento
7:15 Mutations/effects
13:40 Mutation recording

Become a supporter on Patreon to get bonus content and early access to new videos!
https://patreon.com/extralife"

Improv #17 for VCS3 (4 patches), ARP 2600 (2 patches) and D6 Clavinet thru a Ravish Sitar pedal.


R. Reger

"Original soundscape for analog synths based on the Indian Todi scale."

Making an ambient song with a Roland D-550, Arp 2600, and a Kawai K3


Voices of Echo

"In this video I make an ambient song with a Roland D-550, Arp 2600, and a Kawai K3 through a Boss RE-20 and an Eventide Space. I recorded my synths through my Apogee Ensemble and mixed it down with Waves Abbey Road ADT and Abbey Road Chamber. It was mastered with Ozone."

Dreadbox Medusa - "Synergy Vol 2" 64 Modern and Retro presets


LFOstore

"Buy: https://sellfy.com/lfo/p/dreadbox-med...

Lfo team proudly presents its second soundset for greek creature - Dreadbox Medusa

"Synergy" Vol.2 contains 64 Modern and Retro single presets.

We spend much time to create:

Deep Leads & Basses
Beautiful Plucks
Modular movement sounds
FXs

Made by Nick Klimenko aka Chronos, a creator of "Organica" for Waldorf Blofeld & "WS Universe" for Korg Wavestation & Anton Sacral Reason author of "Stratosphere" for Wavestate.

Sunergy vol.2 sounds massive & deep and made as a part of our "Cinematic"
series patches (DeepMind, Wavestate,Argon8 etc)

Extend your Medusa sound universe with ummy presets!"

Eventide ShimmerVerb For Creative Sound Design!


Electronisounds Audio

"I check out the new 'ShimmerVerb' reverb plugin from Eventide and show several examples of what it sounds like on different source material.

With so many choices for reverbs these days, I still found this one to be creatively inspiring!

It's a very capable reverb and a powerful tool for interesting sound design.

Thanks for watching!"

Electronisounds:

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MAKEN0ISE Office Hours: Patch with us LIVE on Thursday, August 6th


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Firstman SQ-01 SN 600221

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"rare sequencer synthesizer from 1980."

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