Sequential OB-6 Tutorial Lesson 4: Envelopes

video upload by EthanJamesMusic

"This is a tutorial series for anyone who wants to learn how to do their own sound design using the Sequential Circuits (former Dave Smith Instruments) OB-6 synthesizer. The goal is to break this subject down into understandable and digestible bits of information that you can apply to your own electronic music. I am primarily a media or film composer, so we will learn ambient, techno, and EDM style sound design using the synth. This fourth video gives an overview of the two envelopes which are hardwired to amplitude and filter."

EthanJamesMusic Sequential Circuits OB-6 Tutorial Lessons

DEMO ONE - Glitch Foundations - Novation Circuit Tracks Pack by Technotronix & Yves Big City

video upload by Isotonik Studios

"GLITCH FOUNDATIONS

This pack aims to be your one-stop shop for all your glitch needs and wants.

The idea was to create space with short hits and a modular feel that couldn't be recreated on any other pack.

You'll find plenty of knocks and weird percussion takes as well as heavily modulated bass tones to keep your music both fresh and exciting.

As well as bass we have created atmospheric patches with FM modulation, chaotic lead lines, lush pads, and ambiance plenty, giving you all the tools needed to turn your music into something that could be played on any dance floor.

The 128 patches have been carefully crafted and selected to cover also all the electronic genres such as techno, house, drum & bass, and even ambient.

We wanted this pack to be bigger and more appealing so we have included 30 sessions, to help you to start something inspiring.

GLITCH FOUNDATIONS CONTENTS:

128 Patches
30 Session containing exclusive modular effect
64 synthesized drums sounds

GET IT HERE: https://isotonikstudios.com/product/g..."

The Roland Super JX-10 Story

video upload by Johnny Morgan

"Here's the story of one of Roland's last true analogue synthesizers in the 80's - the Super JX-10."

AKAI force meets 100 year old Ekströms piano

video upload by ollilaboratories

"If you like my music you can find it here http://bit.ly/BurgMusic and also please consider supporting me at patreon for as little as 1 USD http://bit.ly/BurgPatreon
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Hi Everyone, how are you doing? Some new tunes from the BURG :)

I am working hard on trying to fight a massive writers block not being able to finish my album.. so i decided to upgrade my AKAI force to the awesome new release 3.1 and run my 100 year old piano through it to see what happens.. said and done..

You will most probably hear a lot of noises ( not kidding here ), room ambience, breathing and my chair creaking.. this is because the microphone picks up just about everything in the room, not so much i can do about this. Also to all the piano players out there, please excuse my rusty mediocre playing, Im not really a pianist in any way, just a happy good old synthesist! :)

The AKAI force has the new FX granulator which i wanted to try, also some compressor and reverb as inserts on the piano channel, the microphone is connected straight into the force ( how awesome is it that it provides +48V phantom power? ). Second channel is the Avalon Bassline, also with some granulator and reverb. Kick and ARP synth are both from the force triggered as clips.

I realised it was extremely hard to mix the piano and also give it the right amount of FX due to overhearing the actual sound and not the FX portion in my headphones. I would have like it to be a tad more laidback when listening back to it, but hey.. sometimes you just have to call it so you can move on to the next thing.

Gear list:

- Swedish Ekströms Upright Piano, built in 1904, Condenser mic to Audio in on the force
--- Insert FX, Compressor, Granulator and (maybe a bit too much) reverb
- Avalon bassline, Square bass, audio in on the force and synched via MIDI
--- Insert FX, Granulator and (sort of ok amount of) reverb
- Kickdrum, force drumsynth
- Arpeggiator, force tube synth + delay and reverb thingies
- 2 track recording on Zoom H5

Yeah, i know i could have probably just recorded it all into the force... but one step at the time exploring the 3.1 updates. Babysteps BURG, babysteps. :)

I hope you will enjoy it!

#AKAIforce #avalonbassline #303"

TEST SERIES Industrialectric 4046-M Echo Degrader Hexe Revolver MWFX Judder MASF Possessed

video upload by Outsider Sound Design

"Sound design experiments. Abstract soundscapes.

Industrialectric 4046-M
Industrialectric Echo Degrader
Hexe Revolver x3
MWFX Judder
MASF Possessed
CatalinBread CsidMan
Malekko Charlie FoxTrot
Strymon BigSky
Mellowtone Wolf Computer


The purpose of “TEST SERIES” is to focus on the sound design possibilities of various gear combinations. This series is not musical nor does it serve as an instructional video. It is all about sound potential. Please consider supporting this channel by purchasing a sample pack or music download from www.outsidersounddesign.com"

MFB-522 / OPERA ROTAS

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Hydrasynth Deluxe multi patch: Spaceband RA

video upload by the sun god RA

"Hydrasynth Deluxe preset M2-015 «Spaceband RA» consists of lower partial 'Arpegiateur RA' and upper partial 'Polar Queen RA'."

Ensoniq Fizmo Transwave Digital Synth

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Simmons Digital Clap Trap Handclap Synthesizer

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Crumar Bit One w/ MIDI Mod

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The Crumar Bit One is an underrated but very capable 6-voice polysynth from the mid 1980s. It has a great sound, backed with Curtis filters, cool industrial design and a velocity sensitive keyboard – which can be assigned to the usual envelope intensity as well as rather more unusual things like the ADSR attack times, LFO speed and pulse width.

The Bit One's tape mode has been repurposed to work also as a setup mode for the MIDI upgrade's extended features, which are controlled with notes on the keyboard.

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