Modal Electronics Argon8 & Roland RE501 Chorus Echo

3rdStoreyChemist

NOISY by Expressive E - Mike Pensini Preset Play-through Demo!

Mike Pensini

"NOISY by Expressive E is here!
To quote Expressive E - "A hybrid between physical modelling and subtractive synthesis, Noisy uses the principles of acoustic resonance to bring life to both electronic and acoustic sounds. Noisy was designed to generate highly playable, multidimensional sounds, whose textures and articulations can be easily combined and manipulated."
Sit back and enjoy as I play through a selection of NOISY's very expressive and diverse patches! As always, feel free to leave a comment below and hit the Subscribe button/turn on notifications to get my latest videos as they're released!
More info on Noisy can be found at the Expressive E website here: https://www.expressivee.com/61-noisy
- All sounds in this video are coming from NOISY
- All compositions and improvisations in this video are original"

Also see: Expressive E Introduces Noisy - physical modeling and subtractive synthesis

Mutable Instruments Elements / music synthesizer eurorack module unboxing [un-bagging?]

TS Music

It comes in a reusable zipper pouch? That's pretty cool.

KorgSongBuilder S3E1

Korg

"We're back with a whole new track for a new SongBuilder series, kicking things off with the NTS-1 playing an arpeggiated synth line and then adding some polish to it with some of those amazing built-in effects."

201218 Sequential Prophet 10 Rev4

Calvin Cardioid · 201218 Sequential Prophet 10 Rev4

"first few minutes at it"

SKY AND COLOR - Audio Visual Project Featuring Daniel Bressanutti of Front 242

DESCENT from SKY ANY COLOUR on Vimeo.

You can find additional videos and project info at https://skyanycolour.com/

I asked Daniel Bressanutti what was used for the project and he replied:

"Used a lot of different machines
from modular systems to a collection of analogue and digital synths
access virus polar, moog voyager, elektron a4, summit, oberheim Sem pro, roland cloud synths and rhythm machines and more
modular by endorphines, livewire, radikal, strymon, mutable inst. klavis and a bunch more
sculpture from logic ( the only thing I use logic for:-)
some native instr. kontakt classical stuff from their complete collection
daw : cubase pro"

See the rest at https://skyanycolour.com/

LudoWic - DELUSIVE BUNKER (Katana ZERO - OST) [live]

ludoWic music

"LudoWic performed the track DELUSIVE BUNKER live as part of the 'LudoWic Livestream - Katana ZERO Soundtrack' concert on November 28, 2020"

You can find additional LudoWic posts here.

Oxi One Showcase Series #6 - Sequencing 18 tracks in Ableton Live

Oxi Instruments

"Oxi One running 18 tracks. in Ableton Live with all

💡One Sequencer in Poly mode. 7 notes and 4cc’s per step.
💡One Sequencer in Mono mode. Up to 128 steps per pattern. 4 cc’s per step.
💡Two Sequencers in Multitrack mode. 16 tracks with 64 steps and one CC per track. Independent length, division, etc"

See the Oxi Instruments label below for more.

Prophet-5 First Beat With J3PO

Sequential

"Keyboardist and Sequential sound designer Julian Pollack / J3PO performing the first track he composed with the new Prophet-5.

For more information about Sequential and the Prophet-5 / Prophet-10 please visit https://www.sequential.com/product/pr...

Follow J3PO here:

http://www.julianpollack.com/"

Bee Gees - Recording "Tragedy" in Criteria Studios 1979 [Reelin' In The Years Archives]

ReelinInTheYears66

Some synth spotting in via Joe McGinty: "I watched the Bee Gees doc last night, and they have a short clip of them recording “Tragedy”, and Blue Weaver playing an Oberheim 8 Voice, Yamaha CS-80 and an ARP 2600."

The video description:

"Reelin’ In The Years Productions has available for licensing over 20,000 hours of music footage spanning 90 years. Additionally, we have more than 7,000 of hours of in-depth interviews with the 20th century’s icons of Film and Television, Politics, Comedy, Literature, Art, Science, Fashion and Sports.

To search for footage please visit ‪our online database at http://reelinintheyears.com. Note: these clips are available on YouTube for producers, directors, researchers and clearance companies for potential use in their projects. Our website on the screen is to protect the footage from being used without our consent and so industry professionals can find us to properly license the footage."