Leploop - Multicassa v2

video by NOISEBUG

"Here we are demonstrating the Leploop Multicassa v2’s sounds and capabilities as a stand alone instrument. You can find more information on the Multicassa here - https://www.noisebug.net/products/lep..."

Vahlbruch SpaceTime: Dark delay with the DB-01 synth (no talking)

video by Richard DeHove

"The SpaceTime is a mono, 660ms, analog-digital hybrid delay pedal. It has three tone modes: Bright, Mellow and Dark. The Dark mode is very dark and even at full mix it's quite soft - but then turn if off and now you really notice what it was doing. As the noodling here shows it won't go all the way to self-oscillation, and instead dances around the edge. The SpaceTime sure isn't cheap, but then this is a solid, quiet, beautifully finished "Handmade in Germany" pedal. The soft-touch switch is very smooth and a real contrast to some 'heavy clickers'. I bought my SpaceTime direct from Vahlbruch and made a special request for black knobs, which was done at no extra cost :) Their site:
http://www.vahlbruch-fx.com/en/index.... (I have absolutely no connection with them other than as a normal customer). They also have a bigger tap-tempo version of SpaceTime, but it didn't look as nice to me and it's sort of fun dialling in tempo by ear (well, sometimes).
0:00 Mellow mode
0:38 Bright mode
0:59 Full mix level
1:54 Shortest repeat level
2:45 Mellow mode
3:12 Second pattern
3:55 Delayed sinewave VCF
4:30 Third pattern
4:40 Oscillation fun
6:04 Long delay drone jam
My site: https://richarddehove.com/
Lots of downloads for supporters on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/richarddehove"

Studio Electronics Eurorack Modules

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"What's nice about our OSCILLATION stunner (according to Tim) "is that the waveforms are DC-coupled [components connected directly together without any coupling capacitors], so they keep their shape even at sub-Hz speeds. The outputs are also buffered, so the amplitude is independent of the load they are driving. The waveform levels on some modern eurorack OSCs are often all different, and they vary depending if they go into the mixer or directly to the filter!" Coupling the circuitry without capacitors in-line gives the go-ahead for the full spectrum of frequencies to do their thing, and ensures near identical response over the years—audiophile, transistor-protecting signal path stuff here. You should see these beauts on the scope: a Class-A ballet of balance and proportion, only drawing modest current, rather evenly from plus and minus."

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E-MU Systems Proteus 2000 w/ Composer Card

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Yamaha TG55 Tone Generator

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"Very early rompler from Yamaha, these are fantastic sounding units are super handy to have in any production environment. Great sounding synth!"

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Korg SB-100 Synthe Bass

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"This is a nice example of this extremely rare beast. A beast it is, monstrous bass from a fantastic oscillator."

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Sequential Pro 3 Tutorial: Add a Backbeat to Your Patch

video by Synthetic World 859

"Sometimes it's really nice to play with a drummer...so why not program one into your patch? In this tutorial I show you how to make a beat that plays along with you, or using the arpeggiator plays on its own as long as you can keep up!"

Bach Sarabande with Sequential Prophet Rev 2

video by Nicolas Melis

"J.S.Bach Partita No 2 - Sarabande - with Sequential Prophet Rev 2 Synthesizer and Strymon Big Sky Revrb"

NOVATION SUMMIT DEMO 2

video by Pure Ambient Drone

Pure Ambient Drone SUMMIT demos

Modal SKULPT SE // vs MicroKORG and OB-6 // How Virtual Analogs massively improved

video by Starsky Carr

"Virtual Analog synths seem to be taking a few knocks here and there at the moment. But something as small and great value as this is well placed to show the detractors quite how well we've come on in the past few years."

Disclaimer and the obvious: not all early VAs are the same, and not all analogs are the same. There are plenty of vintage analogs that sound anemic and a few VAs that sound quite bold and do cut through the mix. They all have their own character. RE age, the Access Virus TI, Waldorf Q, and the original VA, the Clavia Nord Lead, hold their own. Lumping all early VAs with the MicroKORG is a bit misleading. That said, this is a useful video as it does touch on differences in design for three individual synths. Remember, when you watch any given synth demo, that demo only covers what you actually hear, and that is usually just a small glimpse into a synth's capabilities.