Rebel Technology OWL Max Tutorial 7: CGL (Clock Generating Looper) Introduction

video by Rebel Technology

"Cherif Hashizume shows us his latest CGL patch on the Lich Eurorack module.
The Clock Generating Looper allows for quick and easy layering of audio loops with advanced timbral controls.
CGL was created in Max gen~ on the OWL platform and the patch is available here: https://www.rebeltech.org/patch-libra..."

Rebel Technology OWL Max Tutorials

VERMONA DRM mkIV - DYNAMIC TRIGGERING

video by vermonagear

"In this video we quickly explain the recent updates regarding the DRM’s connectivity and demonstrate how to generate dynamic trigger signals using a modular environment.
From now on also the analogue trigger inputs are dynamic, same as the midi inputs which provided velocity control ever since. Both the dynamic trigger inputs and midi veloctiy do not just control the output volume of a channel but rather effect the overall excitement of each channel’s circuitry, thus controlling its output volume.

There are different ways to generate dynamic trigger signals. While some sequencers provide it and some don't, in this video we show how to achieve it using modular setup."

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Vermona DRM1 MKIV Sound Demo (no talking)

video by Bonedo Synthesizers

This one gets going after 4:27. It's interesting to hear the range of sounds leading up to then.

Yamaha RX5 + Cwejman BLD Jam

video by SUBTOKYOSHOP

with
Yamaha RX5 Digital Rhythm Programmer
Cwejman BLD Bass Generator
Roland DC-20 Analog Echo
Roland RV-100 Reverb Add
Korg SQ-1 Step Sequencer

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Giorgio Moroder - Theme from Midnight Express (KORG Gadget) Cover

video by POGPALE

"Giorgio Moroder - Theme from Midnight Express
KORG Gadget cover by POGPALE

On the Midnight Express soundtrack,
Chase is really cool, but I like this song, too.
I like Giorgio Moroder so much."

The LinnStrumentalists 2

video by Roger Linn

"The second compilation of videos submitted by LinnStrument players around the world. For more information on LinnStrument, visit www.rogerlinndesign.com."

Tear Down This Wall

video by Oxix52

"Make Noise Black & Gold Shared System plus extras.DPO going through the X-Pan with some audio rate modulation and the Morphagene in to the stereo section. Then it's through the QPAS and on to the Mimeophon before the final out through the XOH."

VAI 19 : Solina String Synthesizer

video by Vintage Audio Institute Italia

"More music with the rare Solina String Synthesizer, please see our previous video, VAI 18, for more info on this one.

Small Stone Phaser and Binson Echorec 2 for effects."

New Sequential TAKE 5 In the Works?

This one is in via an anonymous reader.

via the USPTO:

"Mark For: TAKE 5™ trademark registration is intended to cover the categories of apparatus, instruments and software for capturing, creating, processing, recording, transmission, reproduction or amplification of audio and sound; sound-recording consoles and software; sound processing apparatus and software; sound modules; music sequencers; equalizers; musical instrument digital interface controllers, converters and software; downloadable music files; music-composition software; audio over IP network equipment; audio interfaces to record music and audio to a computer; sound recording control boards; sound processing devices; printed circuit boards for effecting sound; sound synthesizers; MIDI controllers; MIDI data storage, recorders and players of MIDI data; containers and bags adapted for use with all of the aforesaid goods; parts, fittings and accessories for all the aforesaid goods."

P.S. Created a new TRADEMARKS label for these moving forward. You can find some older posts there including trademarks for the OB-X and OB-Xa. It's worth noting some of these trademarks take years to turn into a product, or never turn into anything. Case in point: the MOOG Matador.

First 8 minutes with the Behringer RD-9: Raw Techno Jam

video by Honeysmack

"First 8 minutes with the RD-9. All sounds are exclusively from the RD-9. Totally raw, improvised and unrehearsed Techno jam, nothing too serious, just throwing as much as I can at it, so please wipe away your tears before you get upset.🙃

Sounds great, very playable and performable. Feels nice and the new features evolve the original 909 sound and sequencer.

Now please don't go asking how it compares to the original, unless you are doing a high-school science project that you need answers in order to impress your classmates.😁 I'll have a 1:1 comparison of sorts for the Techno elitists very soon with my TR-909. FYI: Every TR-909 sounds different because each one is processed differently on different recordings by different producers!"

http://www.instagram.com/_honeysmack_ https://open.spotify.com/artist/20KZS...

And a cool synth shirt spotted on Honeysmack's Instragram: :)

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