Xaoc Devices Ostankino II & Moskwa II

video by Xaoc Devices

Xaoc Devices Moskwa II: Part I - Basics


Xaoc Devices Moskwa II: Part II - Patterns


See this post for additional demos and details on the modules.

Playing with SpazDrum BLUE #4

video by gotharman

PARTY!!!
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Nord Drum 3P / Nord Drum 2 Editor VST and Standalone

video by mller30161

"You can buy it on my Homepage:
https://nord-drum-editor.jimdofree.com
Price: 6,90 € / $ 7,90

Here are my Midi Editors for the Nord Drum Synthesizers.
One version for the old Nord Drum 2 and one version for the current Nord Drum 3P.

With the Nord Drum Editor you have direct access to all parameters and can save them as a Sound Data File and load them back into the Nord Drum at any time.
In the PlugIn VST Version you can record the controller movements and how to integrate the Nord Drum Synth into your DAW Project.

Editor Features:
-You can use your Nord Drum as a sound module in the DAW!
- Complex sound changes can be made easily and quickly.
- Direct access to the sound parameters
- All controllers can be automated.
- X-Y modulation of all parameters
- The Editor settings can be stored in a Sound Bank and loaded again.
- With the „Random“ function new sounds can be generated quickly for each drum part.
Which you can save and load into any drum part.
- Drum Kits can be put together and saved.

The editor is available for PC as VST / Standalone 32/64 bit and for MAC as VST / AU / Standalone 64 bit and MAC-M1.


Price: 6,90€ / $ 7,90"

Bad Gear - Roland TR-09 - Too Small for Dance Music???

video by AudioPilz

"Welcome to Bad Gear, the show about the world's most hated audio tools. Today we are going to talk about the Roland TR-09 Rhythm Composer. Is this compact digital remake of the classic Roland TR-909 drum machine too small for dance music?"

Simmons SDS7 Waveform Select Mod Demo

video by The Simmons Guy

"Quick demo of the Waveform Select Switch. Allows you to access the unused Ramp and Pulse wave outputs on the CEM3340."

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Verbos Electronics Performance System

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"The classic Buchla 200/100 series sound without paying vintage market prices!

This performance system was a limited edition modular system (limited to 7 pieces in the red) from Mark Verbos which included his touchplate keyboard as well as four other modules mounted in a red Dark Modular portable 208 case with custom verbos power and cincon adapter, aluminum blank panels to fill the gaps.

The modules were arranged in this system to be best suited for live performance.

They include both touch and sequencing elements, two varieties of flexible oscillators and a very distinguishable vca.

This case has only been opened a dozen times at best and is basically in mint condition. It was purchased in 2015 from Analoguehaven for $3,199 (Total with tax $3,274)"

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NOS Audio Relics DX7 Pin in Original Packaging

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"A brand new sealed in original packaging metal DX7 pin/badge. A must for any synthesizer enthusiast, especially if you’re into vintage synths."

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Roland SH-3A vintage analog synthesizer SN 270965

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Osmose key feature: MPE Arpeggiator

video by Expressive E

"Osmose's Augmented Keyboard Action offers three continuous dimensions of control for each key: Initial Pressure, Aftertouch, and Note Bend. These dimensions do not only allow for unprecedented control when playing live on the keybed, but also play a major role in a new kind of arpeggiator that is included in Osmose: an MPE Arpeggiator.

Our MPE Arpeggiator has the classic parameters that you would expect, but on top of that, your gestures can introduce a myriad of variations to your pattern just by modulating every single note independently with your fingertips, no matter if using the internal Haken Audio EaganMatrix sound engine, or playing with external instruments. Indeed, Osmose's Arpeggiator opens up exciting possibilities even for regular, mono-channel, non-MPE instruments."

Monome Teletype | Episode 2 | Metronome Demons

video by Cinematic Laboratory

"I've created my first script for the Teletype, called 'Metronome Demons'. It samples the IN cv input once a second with the M (Metronome) script. CV outputs A & B are initialized (I script) with a slew of 1 sec.
In the Metronome script, the incoming CV is stored in Pattern Zero (the first pattern), simply referenced as P.
Patterns are 'arrays' with room for 64 numbers. An array is a table you can PUSH items in, POP items out or INS(ert) at a specific position. I chose to insert them on position (index) 0, which is the first item. This helps to see the numbers come in (tracker view). On specific intervals I'll send these numbers to CV outputs A, B and C.
So this patch can respond to sequencers, LFO's and pressure in mysterious ways, where the slew (portamento) will make weird transitions. The CV values are picked from the pattern P with random readers so it will always use the values you've gathered before and keep a relationship with what you've been harvesting. I don't think there's a module that can do this :).

The 'Metronome Demons' Script:
I
M 1000
CV.SLEW A 1000
CV.SLEW B 1000

M
P INS 0 0
P 0 IN
CV A P RRND 0 5
EVERY 3: TR.PULSE 1
CV B P RRND 5 10
CV C P RRND 10 20"

Monome Teletype | Episodes