Snyderphonics Manta 2009 Walnut

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via this auction

"This is a first edition Manta with Amber LEDs only. Serial no 23.

It is a touch sensitive controller interface requiring a computer or MantaMate accessory to turn capacitive touches into midi, OSC, or CV information.

You can get super geeky with it in MaxMSP or SuperCollider, use a free third-party program like MantaJUCE to get MIDI to your program of choice, or get a MantaMate to convert your touches to CV signals."

You can find some demos of one in previous posts here.

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Buchla Percussion Play

video by Todd Barton

"Buchla Spectral Processor, Frequency Shifter, LPG et al

Nested Vector Oscillator https://shop.73-75.com/
Digital Resonator https://1979.ws/

My Patreon https://www.patreon.com/synthtodd​"

ASTROGENIC HALLUCINAUTING - late night noiz for late night fiends

video by thenoiztemple

"ASTROGENIC HALLUCINAUTING - late night noiz for late night fiends - for more noiz: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/as...​ website: http://manipulate.net​ This is a series of live noiz and video noiz performances created during The Plague. #covid19​ #coronavirus​ #isolation​ #quarantine​ #spike​

Clip footage for feeding the Erogenous Tones Structure modules provided by: Syncpulse"

All controlled with:
Sequentix Cirklon and Gotharman's Little Deformer 3

List of noiz weapons:
Nava Extra 9
Synthstrom Deluge
SOMA Pulsar-23
Elta Music Solar 50
Technosaurus Microcon II
3x norns running scripts: Arcologies and two instances of Cheat Codes 2

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Video synthesis:
3x Erogenous Tones Structure (with video clips provided by: Syncpulse)
Ming Mecca World Core
LZX Bit Vision
Critter & Guitari Videoscope, Rhythmscope and Eyesy
VR-3EX
V-4EX

more noiz!

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SPIKE the Percussionist

- http://www.manipulate.net -
ASTROGENIC HALLUCINAUTING
CoRE - Constructs of Ritual Evolution
Fiddle Witch & the Demons of Doom
morgue city
Unified Space

Noise Engineering Black Spaghetti 2 -- Live Modular Synth Jam

video by Noise Engineering

"Another jam testing out some techniques for the blog.

Voices:
Loquelic Iteritas percido + XAOC Tallin: Bass voice
Intellijel Plonk: Bell melody thing
SSF Stereo Dipole: other bell drone thing
Jomox Modbase 09 MKII + Autodyne: kick drum
Rossum Assimil8or: clap/hats
Electus Versio: verby things

Utilities/sequencing:
XOR Electronics NerdSeq, SSF Muton, Mutable Instruments Branches, Bin Seq, Integra Solum, Confundo Funkitus, Variatic Erumption, and Mimetic Digitalis

Other audio stuff:
WMD Performance Mixer (meodic mix), SSF Vortices (percussion mix), WMD MSCL x2 (ducking and light master compression), ADDAC VC Spectral Tilt (master EQ), Sono Abitus"

http://www.noiseengineering.us​

Knobotron - Tactile UV Reactive Knob Rings on MAKE NOISE 0-CTRL

via @knobotron

"Knobotron on @makenoisemusic 0-CTRL looks like an amazing work of art! #modularsynth #synthesizer #eurorack #eurorackmodular #knobs #3dprinting"

Works on other gear as well.

via Knobotron:

"Colored knob upgrade rings with a tactile pointer indicating the current position and allowing comfortable single finger tweaking. The knobs are fluorescent and UV reactive, generating an intense glow under black light.

Knobotron comes in packs assembled for specific synths, half the knobs in neon green and half in neon orange. A couple of extra rings are always added in so that you have more freedom to arrange your patterns.

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Yamaha CS-80 Synthesizer Sound Selection Circuit Analysis

video by Bell Tone Synth Works

"I had the idea to do some videos breaking down how specific circuits or sections from different vintage synths work in step-by-step detail, and here's my first one, about how preset, memory, and panel sound selection works in the notorious/legendary Yamaha CS-80.

This video is meant to be more 'educational' than 'fun' and if you personally don't think it's fun (or musical) enough, that's OK!
It also requires at least a basic understanding of a few key electronics theory concepts to follow.

If you'd like to read a written version of this explanation and look at the diagrams/schematics in more detail, you can find it on our blog here: http://www.belltonesynthworks.com/202...​"
You can find additional posts featuring Bell Tone Synth Works here.

Building a Fairlight CMI: Episode 4

video by Syntaur

"Cris Blyth is a brave man. He has a dream of taking a Fairlight MFX and upgrading it to a Fairlight CMI Series III. In this episode, Cris gets booted, sort of - but only after he calls in The Terminator, and experiences The Bad Thing."

Building a Fairlight CMI Episodes

Novation Circuit Tracks: Advanced Tips & Features

video by Gabe Miller Music

"A tutorial showing tips, tricks, and hacks for getting more out of the Novation Circuit Tracks."

Moog Subharmonicon Tutorial. Part 3. Fine Tuning in Cents. Pulse Width Manual Control.

video by Anton Anru

"This episode is devoted to classical Moog timbers that are played with a keyboard. We all know (and love) THAT moogish 3osc sound, and we can get it with Subharmonicon. And even more, as it has 6 oscillators. However, there's no Pulse Width and Fine Tune knobs, that help to make the sound phatter and more diverse. In this video I'm showing how to break this limit and create massive Moog leads, basses, and plucks.

Presets for Moog synths: https://bit.ly/3sIJypP​"

Moog Subharmonicon Tutorials by Anton Anru

Voltage Modular | VM2500 Collection - ARP 2500 Modules in Software by Cherry Audio

video by Cherry Audio

https://store.cherryaudio.com/bundles/vm2500-collection

"Cherry Audio and MRB have collaborated to deliver the unique module features, stunning sound quality, and overall user experience of the rare and classic ARP 2500 synthesizer to the Voltage Modular platform. Every module produced for the original 2500 system has been recreated in perfect detail, including a couple that were planned but never produced (including a full-function oscilloscope and a spring reverb) and a mixer module that never existed, but should have! We’ve eliminated the matrix-switch I/O scheme and replaced all connections with standard CV jacks, and added bi-polar CV attenuators to all modulation inputs for full compatibility with all Voltage Modular modules. But most importantly, the tremendous analog sound and unique features of the original modules have been retained in their entirety, with a few small tweaks to improve the practicality of these 50-year-old designs. The recreation of the 2500 modules was a team effort, combining Cherry Audio’s extensive design experience with award-winning synth designer Mark Barton’s (MRB) DSP coding sorcery. The result is a virtual time machine of fat, impactful early electronic music history for the ears!

All 18 original modules produced for the ARP 2500 system have been recreated in perfect detail, plus a couple that were planned but never produced (including a full-function oscilloscope and a spring reverb) and a mixer module that never existed, but should have! We’ve eliminated the matrix-switch I/O scheme and replaced all connections with standard CV jacks, and added bi-polar CV attenuators to all modulation inputs for full compatibility with all Voltage Modular modules. But most importantly, the tremendous analog sound and unique features of the original modules have been retained in their entirety, with a few small tweaks to improve the practicality of these 50-year-old designs."