"This Virus XL rack works and sounds great. It has a brand new display installed. Also a new 3v battery is installed. Some of the encoders are jumpy so 5 new encoders are included. If you are good with a soldering iron you can change them yourself..."
Nice setup. ARP 2600, Oberheim Matrix-12 and an Xpander in there. Anyone ID what's under the Matrix-12? Three mod wheels. Thought it might be a Yamaha EX5, but it's not.
"Hello, everybody , Locked in the studio with the Modor Dr-2 Drum Machine at my disposal since few days, I decided to make it pass the Techno Test. It won't replace the need due to the closing of the Clubs everywhere but at least it makes me feel good. (otherwise for info I'm super hot for dj sets or to make Techno Live as soon as the clubs reopen!!!! ) For this demo, I recorded all the tracks separately and used a lot of eq and compressor, a little bit of reverb as well as a delay (especially for the Clap). I like this Drum Machine I will try to make you other videos with it. Do you think it succeeded in its Techno Test?
"Little improvisation with the following machines: 2x Delta CEP A 1x RT-1701 EFFEXX module 1x Accelerator 1x Spectralis 1x Doepfer Analog Sequencer A-155 (just for a LED animation) 2x Keystep keyboards. One of them plays the sequence, that runs on Delta CEP A 1.
Live MIXED on 1 Atem MINI PRO Video Mixer Cameras and lenses: Canon EOS-80D with Walimex Cine Lense 35 mm/1,5 Canon EOS 250D with Sigma 10-20 mm/4 Canon EOS 200D with 18-55 kit lense Elgato Streamdeck for camera switching and macro recall.
"This is the second song with the Neuron VS. It's the software (VST) version of the Hartmann Neuron, a novel hardware synthesizer introduced in 2001 based on artificial neural networks used for sound synthesis. The software version of the instrument, was released in 2005.
I used for the recording just on the opening pad an Eventide Blackhole. All other FX are directly from the Neuron VS.
To create the complete song I recorded consecutively several stereo tracks. The final song was then mastered with a bit EQ and compression on some tracks and some limiting on the master track."
"Taking inspiration from the discoveries of William Crookes and Wilhelm Röntgen, the Radiotone is a one-of-a-kind music synthesizer that uses X-Rays to control and shape the sound.
More info: https://www.giorgiosancristoforo.net/..."
Taking inspiration from the discoveries of William Crookes and Wilhelm Röntgen, the Radiotone is a one-of-a-kind music synthesizer that uses X-Rays to control and shape the sound.
The Radiotone is divided in four sections:
High Voltage generation X-Rays generation X-Rays detection Sound synthesis
