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Thursday, January 27, 2022

NOVATION PEAK - DETROIT TECHNO CHORDS | riemannkollektion.com


video upload by Riemann Kollektion

"Join the @SINEE vs. @NovationTV One Synth Challenge on 3. February 2022 where @Florian Meindl - official will produce a whole track with only the Peak Synth!
👉 Download the FREE Techno Starter Sample Pack here https://bit.ly/3facl1n"

Teenage Engineering Introduces New Line Module for the OP-Z



"a new module for OP–Z

our work with OP–Z is ongoing and here's a little behind the scenes dev update. as you know, the OP–Z functionality can be expanded with hardware modules. in the past we've released the oplab and rumble modules and finally we can officially reveal that we have a new module in the pipeline. it is called the line module and will be accompanied with an OP–Z firmware update.

what it does
the line module is designed to bring external audio signals in and out of your OP–Z. it adds a stereo line input and an additional stereo line output to the unit, as well as input and output for midi, trig and po sync, similar to oplab. use line in to add external audio signals to your mix and use line out as a second stereo output available within OP–Z.

you can route individual tracks to the module output instead of to the main mix to separate and process the individual tracks, or make effect loops with your favorite effect pedals. depending on your needs, you can easily switch between mono and stereo signals. the output can also be used for headphone cueing of your tracks before bringing them out to the main mix. with this you can turn your OP–Z into a live performance dream machine.

available spring 2022
we've been hinting at this module for a while and we're finally ready to officially reveal it. it will still be some time before it's available to buy so make sure to stay in the loop and we'll post again as soon as it is ready. thanks for your support!

- dev team out"

Solar Plexus - TAL sampler pack | The Digital Collection Vol.5


video upload by Espen Kraft

"Solar Plexus Sample Pack for Togu Audio Line (TAL) Sampler.
These patches are made from sounds created on the John Bowen Solaris synthesizer from 2011.

Find the patches here:
https://thepatchbay.co.uk/product/tal...
https://sound7.co.uk/products/solar-p...

The Solaris has some very unique features, like 4 separate oscillators that can use waveforms from different classic digital synthesizers like the Prophet VS, PPG, the Casio CZ series, as well as analog classics.
It also has different filter-types, like Oberheim and SSM filters.
Combined this makes the Solaris very powerful, lush, warm and big, but it can also sound crude and gritty.
I've taken the best of how I see the Solaris and put together this pack that captures the essence of how the Solaris would have sounded, through an old school sampler. That's what the TAL sampler is about.

All sounds in this pack are recorded from the physical outputs of an original Solaris, through SSL Superanalogue preamps for the best audio quality.

Apart from a couple of drum sounds in the audio demo track, the audio demos features only 100% sounds from this pack. Some external reverb has been used on some of the sounds.

*The TAL sampler plugin is not included in the pack. That can be found here:
https://tal-software.com/products/tal...
I have no affiliation with the the company. I just like their plugin."

Suiko ST-50 Koto Synthesizer 🇯🇵 | How Does it Sound?... Worth the Hype?


video upload by JAde Wii

EML PolyBox & Minimoog


video upload by akestromer

"Very quick amateurish demo of my EML PolyBox that I recently bought and repaired.

I've added an output for oscillator 2 on the minimoog* so that the polybox would have a frequency to track.

*using alligator clips, so don't worry, no minimoog was harmed in the filming/taping/sd-carding? of this video."

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Pollard Syndrum 178 Demo


video upload by akestromer

Additonal Pollard Syndrum 178 posts

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Stromer Compusound


video upload by akestromer

Guitar demo, but making the exception for this as it's from stromer and related to the Mutron III as well as previous posts below, not to mention it looks cool.

"Frogg Compusound knockoff project
It's like a Mutron III, but different.

Still a work in progress. I think I've got the computer part down, now I need to make the filter sound a little sweeter.

Be nice."

https://reverb.com/shop/stromer-mutroniks

Arduino based MIDI Drum Sequencer


video upload by akestromer

"This sequencer started as a Big Button Sequencer. When I looked into building a drum sequencer without internal sounds his was the only one that made sense. So I owe a great deal of gratitude to Look mum no computer. I've since learned a great deal and added and removed a lot of code, out of the about 800 lines of code there are still a few in there that come from him.

I used an atmega328p, some 74HC595s, a 74HC14 and some other stuff.
In this program the sequence currently running is in a 2d array of booleans. But to save space they're saved in the dynamic(?) memory (and the eeprom) as bytes. 2 per sequence. The 16 sequences are 16 steps long and each have 12 tracks.
I'll try to post a simple version of the code soon. It's kind of a mess.

"Sketch uses 8174 bytes (25%) of program storage space. Maximum is 32256 bytes. Global variables use 1125 bytes (54%) of dynamic memory, leaving 923 bytes for local variables. Maximum is 2048 bytes."

Anyway, I hope this helps someone."

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8 bit sample Drums with Arduino MIDI


video upload by akestromer

For sale at: https://reverb.com/shop/stromer-mutroniks

"These are modded Benz DXL6000 'Personal Digital Drums'

All the sounds in this video come from the two DXL6000's.
The MPC500 is just used as a MIDI sequencer.
One of the DXL6000's has the original sounds that came with the unit (snare, kick, tom1, tom2 & tom3) and the second one has eproms I made. Clap, Hihat and Claves.

Each unit has three 2764 eproms. The toms/claves just use one Eprom that's tuned differently depending on which sound is triggered. There are also three separate outputs apart from the master output. One for each eprom.

The machines are triggered with a simple arduino MIDI to trig circuit I made.
The MIDI channel and note for each sound can be changed by holding down the MIDI learn button at startup.

I think that's it. Complicated way to explain something simple.
Just watch the video, hope you like it. If you don't, do something else."



Strömer Electric Bongos

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video upload by akestromer

"Based on the old Mica-sonic electric bongos. Sonic Electric Bongos made from the original schematic with added MIDI. Analog drums triggered by MIDI. Comes with a standard 9V power supply.

This one's for sale over here:"
https://reverb.com/shop/stromer-mutroniks





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