Future House For Logic Pro X & Synthmaster 2

video upload by Igor Leus

"Buy Here - https://www.natlifesounds.com/product...
NatLife Sounds glad to present you Future House For Logic Pro X & Synthmaster 2.

Future House is a part of Expansions for Synthmaster 2/iOS, the library which fully focused on Bass sound and its varied recreations. If you looking concretely for bass - you are in the right place. As we all know the bass sound is the main thing of any House Music sub-genres.

We all know very well how difficult it is sometimes to create a suitable chain of Basslines. From high notes to very deep, it is very not fast to connect all this into a logical chain. That's why for this purpose, we present our Logic Pro X Templates. These are 4 Bass-Templates, that are maximally worked out at all levels, using which you can achieve new results very quickly, without unnecessary headaches.

Plus to the all we used only Logic's native Drum plugins for creating stunning rhythms. Overall you will have 22 Synthmaster Basses and 14 Drum Tracks in one project. And its color-separated into 4 different tracks.

Soundpack contains:

51 Synthmaster 2/iOS Presets
4 Logic Pro X Templates (in one project!)
14 Drum Tracks"

How to create a DIY sequencer using Web MIDI and a MIDI controller

video upload by Floyd Steinberg

"Here's how to create a simple 16 step, 8 track, 8 patterns MIDI sequencer using JavaScript and Web MIDI (and some simple math). Table of contents:

00:00 introduction
00:51 midi basics
01:34 binary numbers
03:30 midi commands: note on
04:47 note off command
05:37 web midi
06:29 web workers
07:23 basic idea how to create the sequencer, and math basics
09:05 how to swing
10:19 document object model
12:13 how to use my sequencer
18:13 conclusion

Links:
My sequencer: https://sequencer.floydsteinberg.com (right click and show source for more info)
Main script: https://sequencer.floydsteinberg.com/...
MIDI specification: http://www.gweep.net/~prefect/eng/ref...
Web MIDI API: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/d..."

VCV Rack Live Stream with the Orange Line Collection

video upload by Omri Cohen

Omri's Links:

"Want to learn Modular Synthesis? have a look here - https://bit.ly/learnmodular

Do you also think that reverb is life and want to share it with the world? Have a look here - omri-cohen.creator-spring.com
If you just want to buy me a coffee :) - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/omricohen
Consider joining me on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/omricohen
Patching techniques and ideas document - https://bit.ly/3o1Q3Sg
"

Octave Plateau Voyetra Eight 8 Voice Analog Synth

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"The Octave Plateau Voyetra Eight is one of the rarest and most sought after polyphonic analog synths ever made for good reason. These synths sound amazing. In my opinion it is the thickest and creamiest poly I've ever used and I've owned most of them. The design was way ahead of it's time and it's a shame Octave didn't produce more units which makes them incredibly rare. They pop up maybe once or twice a year for sale and get snatched up pretty quickly.

This V8 is in great shape. I have owned it for over 20 years and it has been in a rack all of that time. It was last serviced by Jeff Blenkinsopp who worked for Octave back in the day. The unit is working and sounding great. It will be very well packed because these units are heavy and delicate beasts."

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Electrocomp EML 500

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"Rare EML 500 monophonic analog synth. EMLs answer to the Minimoog or Arp Odyssey."

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Oxford OSCar Synthesizer w/ Road Case

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Sequential Circuits Pro One SN 7536

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"There is barely a mark on this and it plays without any issues. Pots could do with a clean to remove any scratchiness but its due for a service since it's been quite a while since the last one. One key is slightly more elevated than the others - a very easy fix apparently."

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Moog Minitaur w/ Custom TOKYO Oversynth Overlay

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"Excellent Moog Minitaur with TOKYO Oversynth Overlay. Can easily take off and return to stock. Overlay is helpful for visibility and notation of Shift functions on the Minitaur. Comes with power supply, no original box."

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Wing Drum - firmware 1.0

video upload by Gecho Loopsynth

"This video demonstrates the built in sounds in the Wing Drum, also how to tune it, enable / disable delay or reverb, edit scales, copy-paste a scale, and reset everything back to factory defaults (check the clickable timestamps below).

Two buttons on top select between metallic (represented by robot icon) and wooden timbre (tree icon). Plus and minus buttons select scale, the 5th (white) button enables scale editing.

Get your drum at http://phonicbloom.com/

0:00 metal timbres
4:24 wood timbres, tilt enables effects
4:45 change effect settings - set delay
5:33 tilt backwards and reset level
5:47 djembe fun!
6:13 change effect settings - set reverb
6:43 cancel reverb by level reset
6:57 reset to factory defaults (clears scales, resets volume)
7:23 increase the volume
7:31 example of a multi-timbral sound
8:18 switching scales during play to increase range
9:36 copy-paste scale from position 2 to position 3
9:49 editing the scale at position 3 (transpose up and edit some notes)"

Rossum SP-1200 Now in Production

This one was spotted and sent in via Soviet Space Child.

via @rossumelectro "SP-1200 reissue units are in production!

How many Easter eggs can you spot on these circuit boards?

A continuation of Dave’s fifty-year tradition of instruments made to last, the Rossum SP-1200 reissue is expertly engineered by its original designer for decades of reliability and is built locally in the United States. Assembling and testing the instruments in close proximity to Rossum’s California headquarters allows for SP-1200’s sonic character to be delivered according to the most exacting quality standards.

On the rear of the main circuit board, users will find dedicated, balanced jacks for all filtered and unfiltered channel outputs as well as the mix output and a new sample input monitor feature.

Throughout the process of creating the SP-1200 reissue, Dave was delighted that with very few exceptions, authentic components exactly the same as those found in the vintage classic instrument could be used throughout and took great care to maintain the classic SP-12 and SP-1200 circuit board layouts. Inside and out, SP-1200 is faithful to the original operation and preserves the coveted, authentic sound and character of the classic vintage instrument. Through this labor of love, Dave was able to create an instrument that should sound exactly the same even to the most discerning ears."