Thursday, September 17, 2020
Mini Systems 002: SSF ZPO, Rossum Linnaeus, and the Digitakt!
Patchwerks Seattle
"In this video resident expert Jesse Humes takes us on a shuffle trip with his Intellijel Palette case full of excellent modules and the Elektron Digitakt. Featuring the SSF Zero Point Oscillator, Rossum Linnaeus, and the Intellijel Multi-FX 1U.
Rossum LINNAEUS is a stereo state variable filter that provides the unique ability to linearly modulate its resonant frequency through zero into negative frequency, while maintaining stability. With extensive voltage control of nearly every parameter, Linnaeus lets you manipulate the filter’s natural response curve in new ways, to create both subtle and dramatic timbral effects. And with a “one-knob-per-parameter” interface, LINNAEUS inspires sonic creativity that invites (and rewards) real-time interaction.
Order a Rossum LINAEUS here: http://bit.ly/Rossum_Linnaeus
The Zero Point Oscillator is not your typical analog VCO or even your standard Thru-Zero FM VCO for that matter. The core of the ZPO was developed through countless hours of experimentation involving Through-Zero modulation techniques. Through-Zero FM is a form of frequency modulation that produces much deeper and useful FM tones than a typical VCO can accomplish. New techniques have been discovered that not only improve the performance of TZFM, but also grant additional benefits as will be explained.
Order a SSF Zero Point Oscillator here: http://bit.ly/SSF_ZPO
The Intellijel Multi-FX 1U provides three carefully crafted and highly musical sounding delay based FX in a compact 1U package. Powerful on its own but even more fun as part of a bigger effects chain.
Three FX modes:
DELAY – tap/clock syncable, controls for rate/division, tone (feedback low pass filtering), and feedback amount.
CHORUS – controls for modulation rate, tone (brightness) and modulation depth.
PLATE REVERB – controls for pre-delay, tone (brightness), and decay time.
Stereo Wet/Dry balance for all three FX modes.
Order a Intellijel Multi-FX 1U here: http://bit.ly/Intellijel_multifx_1u
The Elektron Digitakt is a beat making powerhouse.
Compact, rugged and to the point. Digitakt is a formidable drum machine and sampler. With an astounding feature set and an exquisite digital sound engine, the stage is set for a striking encounter. Digitakt is a compact sampling drum machine from Elektron. It contains all the necessary tools to make people move to the beat. A digital and highly flexible sound engine, sampling capability, a live-friendly sequencer, dedicated tracks for controlling external MIDI gear, and Overbridge support. Digitakt is made for heavy use. It features hi res encoders and extremely durable back-lit buttons (rated for 50 million presses). The ultra crisp OLED screen perfectly renders the clear and streamlined user interface. The Digitakt comes pre-loaded with heaps of great electronic and acoustic sounds. Drums, percussion, synths, and FX are all part of the sound palette. The sample collection allows you to start creating, experimenting and producing right away.
Order an Elektron Digitakt here: http://bit.ly/ele_digitakt
https://patchwerks.com/
Performance by: Jesse Humes
Video by: Matthew Piecora (aka EZBOT)
https://www.ezbot.live"
Short Performance on Buchla Easel Command w/ Sensel Morph 01
Sensel
"The Buchla Easel Command has an optional USB Host that makes it easy to plug in a Sensel Morph. This performance uses the Ableton Live Looper to build the composition. There are several interesting mappings the Easel with Thunder allows:
* Timbre Control with up/down slides
* Modulation Control with bottom hex pad
* Sequence Control with top right buttons
* Envelope Control with velocity
* Pitch Bend with left/right slides
LEARN MORE and DOWNLOAD files: https://sensel.com/pages/easel"
Introduction to Buchla Easel Command and Sensel Morph: A Complete Tutorial.
"The Buchla Easel Command (208C) has an option of a USB Host. You can even buy a bundle with the Sensel Morph and legendary Thunder overlay. But how do you use it?
This video covers basic patching techniques on the Easel Command, focusing on using the gestures from the Morph to control the sound. Without getting too far in the weeds, you can learn how to get some really complex sounds and controls with just a few patch cords. Buchla made an amazing instrument - now it's your turn to make amazing music!"
Yamaha CS Series (1978)
"Waaaa... waa aa a aaa a!" Here’s something to warm your heart: Sit back and enjoy this wonderful clip from an NHK educational show featuring two legendary Yamaha synthesizers: The compact CS-10, and the almighty CS-80 in the second half of the video. So what’s going on in the beginning? Using a microphone, the hosts voice is routed through the filter of the synth and is being modulated in frequency, resulting in the robotic voice. 🤖 🎹
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This was spotted and sent in via @deejayiwan
Eventide Blackhole Reverb Pedal — Works great with synthesizers! [Arturia PolyBrute]
BoBeats
"Today we are checking out the new Blackhole effects pedal from Eventide. It can do some massive reverbs and cool drones. Sponsored by Skillshare. For a limited time, use this link to get a free trial of Skillshare Premium Membership: https://skl.sh/bobeats09201"
BoBeats links:
►Patreon: http://bit.ly/bobeatspatreon
►Merch: http://merch.bobeats.tv
►Patches & samples http://bit.ly/storebobeats
►Music: http://bobeatsmusic.bandcamp.com
►Circuit Patches: http://bit.ly/bobeatsXisotoniks
How to use the Yamaha EX5 as the controller keyboard in your studio - pattern and song sequencer
Floyd Steinberg
'Table of contents below! One of my viewers asked for a video showing how to use the Yamaha EX5 as a controller keyboard, controlling external MIDI hardware, producing a complete song. Video takeaway: Press "edit" in song mode and then [F3] to arrange your patterns into a song.
00:00 Introduction
00:42 hardware setup (cables)
01:42 MIDI setup
02:40 song structure, pattern- and song sequencer
03:21 setting up a performance/patch overview (see [this post])
05:07 pattern sequencer (see [below])
06:59 recording modes (step, overwrite, replace...)
08:42 song sequencer
10:58 demo
11:20 conclusion/bye-bye"
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Yamaha EX5: Using the sequencer to create a loop
"In answer to a viewer request, I'm using the EX5's built-in sequencer to record a small drum/string loop.
Contents:
0:00 bla bla
0:34 creating a new performance
2:54 song mode
3:13 recording in step mode
4:14 changing the tempo
4:35 copying measures / bars
6:15 recording a second track
7:29 quantizing
8:00 adding a third track
8:20 adjusting the volume of an instrument/track
10:13 conclusion
"
LEARN ORCΛ LIVE CODING ~ BUILDING A TRACKER!
EZBOT
"In this tutorial video we use ORCΛ to build a custom tracker from scratch. Trackers are making a comeback so don't miss out on being the coolest."
Plaits Synthesis Models Series #14 - Analog Bass Drum
Omri Cohen
You can find additional resources available from Omri Cohen at https://www.patreon.com/omricohen
Erica Synths Techno System Eurorack Modular Synthesizer
via this auction
"Eurorack Modular Synth System with 17 Modules, Travel Case, PSU, and Patch Cables. Also includes sample drum module."
Martin Hannett Echo and custom Space/ Dalek Voice Effect - Joy Division Producer
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via this auction
"Martin Hannett legendary Manchester producer custom modified echo and Space/ Dr Who Dalek voice simulator/ effector with 240v power supply - Mic in and line in and Mic out and line out on 6.35mm jacks
As you may know Hannett was fascinated with echo using echo and delay to great effect on Joy Division records , he also loved watching science fiction films Doctor Who , Daleks and space age sounds and exchanged tapes with Delia Derbyshire from the Radiophonic Workshop who created those sounds. Science fiction sounds gave Hannett his ideas for studio effects
This is a really rare and fully working Hannett customised machine
from the equipment cache of the man who produced Joy Division, early New Order, Stone Roses , Happy Mondays, Buzzcocks, Magazine, John Cooper Clarke, U2 and more
will come with provenance note
will ship anywhere in the world will work worldwide- step up transformer would be needed for 110 v countries"
via this auction
"Martin Hannett legendary Manchester producer custom modified echo and Space/ Dr Who Dalek voice simulator/ effector with 240v power supply - Mic in and line in and Mic out and line out on 6.35mm jacks
As you may know Hannett was fascinated with echo using echo and delay to great effect on Joy Division records , he also loved watching science fiction films Doctor Who , Daleks and space age sounds and exchanged tapes with Delia Derbyshire from the Radiophonic Workshop who created those sounds. Science fiction sounds gave Hannett his ideas for studio effects
This is a really rare and fully working Hannett customised machine
from the equipment cache of the man who produced Joy Division, early New Order, Stone Roses , Happy Mondays, Buzzcocks, Magazine, John Cooper Clarke, U2 and more
will come with provenance note
will ship anywhere in the world will work worldwide- step up transformer would be needed for 110 v countries"
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