Analogue Systems RS-510E EMS Synthi Trapezoid Generator

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"The Trapezoid Generator module is made under license of the EMS and is a remake of the EMS envelope shaper known from VCS3, Synthi A and AKS. It is a very unique modulator which can be used as a trapeze or triangle shape LFO and/or a attack-hold-decay envelope generator. It's flexible, weird and totally different from an ADSR."

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PAIA Electronics Early Synthesizer Keyboard Catalog 1978

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"PAIA Electronics Synthesizer Catalog 1978. 6” x 8.5” 23 Pages"

Trigger Riot Action

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"Tiptop Audio Trigger Riot is an absolutely essential module in my system. In this video I use it as a clock and reset source for my Z8000 CV sequencer, trigger and accent drum modules and sample players, trigger envelopes, clock delays, ping filters, automate algorithm switching on Z-DSP, start and stop loopers. In all the patches Trigger Riot is the only source of gates and triggers, all played live - no overdubs!"

Ambient Pad Sound Design with polyphonic aftertouch (Waldorf Iridium)

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"As a first day user of the Waldorf Iridium I was excited to get the keyboard version! Waldorf included a new keyboard with polyphonic aftertouch that allows the design of dynamic and 'playable' ambient pads. In this tutorial I walk you through a first patch."

TripFinal

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"OPLA HANSY SYNTH DEMO"

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During this time | A Rhodes piano, Moog Matriarch, and Monomachine track

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"Hooked up my Matriarch and Elektron Monomachine up to play with the Rhodes. The Matriarch was sequenced by the Monomachine and the Moog EP-3 was used to affect the cutoff frequency. The Monomachine was used for drums.

Hologram Microcosm used for FX on the Moog Matriarch and Eventide Blackhole VST used on most parts for reverb."

Noise Engineering Joins Music for Peace Campaign to Help Ukraine

You might remember Erica Synths Music for Peace campaign to help Ukraine. Noise Engineering has joined in.

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"Erica Synths sincerely thanks all who are participating in MUSIC FOR PEACE and have shown their support - as of March 24th 2022 altogether 45 553,25 EUR have been raised & donated to humanitarian aid organisations in Ukraine.

Today marks a month since the beginning of the war in Ukraine and as the attention to what's happening slowly seeks out it is as important as ever to continue the work to support the cause in any way possible for each of us.

Our friends and colleagues at Noise Engineering joins Music For Peace fundraiser by donating the profit from all purchases of Loquelic Iteritas and Clep Diaz modules and in addition they will match any profit made - up to 10 000 USD."

And via Noise Engineering:

"When terrible things happen in the world, it can be hard to know how to help.

The Eurorack community has members around the world, and some have been directly affected by the horrible attacks in Ukraine. We’ve always felt fortunate to be a part of such a wonderful community, and we want to help in any way we can.

Our friends at Erica Synths, based in Latvia, have been working hard: as well as directly working to help Ukrainian synth manufacturers, they recently announced their Music for Peace initiative, donating profits from a selection of their modules to humanitarian aid. At the time of this writing, they have already contributed 43,904.00 EUR. We considered a few ways that we could help out, but realized we’d have the most impact if we involved you, our wonderful customers – this is about supporting our community and people in need, and the best way to do that is by working together.

In collaboration with our friends at Erica Synths, we are happy to contribute to the Music for Peace Initiative. Through the end of the month, we will donate the profit from all purchases of Loquelic Iteritas and Clep Diaz modules from our webshop. We will also add a company match of these profits, up to US$10,000.

The money will be added to the Music for Peace fund, to be donated to humanitarian aid via ziedot.lv."

You can find additional posts supporting Ukraine here.

DAVE SMITH / SEQUENTIAL OB6 TEST

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Tangible Waves @ Noisebug

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Syncing Volca and TD3 Tabletop Synths with Syinsi 1U Tile Modules

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"A tabletop jam syncing a Korg Volca Sample II with a Korg Volca Beats and a Behringer TD-3 with three separate CLOCK DIVIDERS feed by a CLOCK GENERATOR.

A 'mult' (Syinsi Signal Clone) is used to share the clock signal from the CLOCK GENERATOR, and another "mult" to resynchronize the clocks at the start of every bar to keep everything in sync even if the clocks are using different divisors.

A button is used to start/stop the clocks all at once so they always start in sync.

By having three separate clocks it's possible to have all the instruments on different time scales, yet all are kept in sync so eventually they all land at the start of the bar at the same time.

Syinsi 1U Tile Case: https://syinsi.com/shop/cases-and-pow... (DIY Version: https://syinsi.com/shop/cases-and-pow...)
Clock Generator: https://syinsi.com/shop/tiles/assembl...
Clock Divider: https://syinsi.com/shop/tiles/assembl...
Signal Clone: https://syinsi.com/shop/pcbpanelkits/...
Triggers: https://syinsi.com/shop/tiles/gates-t...


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