Easter'n analog synth jammin'

video upload by Əlәɔʇɹo ᴟuᴤiɔ

Dual MFB Synth Pro
Elektron Analog Rytm
Sequential Prophet REV2
Novation Bass Station II
Korg Modwave
Boss Dimension C DC-2w

Bird & Leaf | Generative ambient impro with Eurorack Modular Synthesizer

video upload by Almanacs

"Discover more of my music:
http://almanacs.bandcamp.com
http://instagram.com/almanacsmusic

Ambient improvisation with Eurorack Synthesizer, recorded in single take on a Tascam DR-05 digital recorder.

Modules: Plaits, Antumbra Cara (Elements), Rings, Clouds, 2hp VCF, Erica Synths Black Hole DSP, O_c and Squarp Hermod + few utilities modules.

Post edit on Bitwig Studio (EQ, compression).
Additional FX: Arturia Intensity Reverb, Authority PolyComp, Waves J37 & Izotope Ozone.

Recorded in Honduras, April 2022."

Buchla Easel Command 208C - Glow

video upload by TheTrackdriver

"A semi-generative piece of music. I recently built a 266 Source of uncertainty clone from Samodular which is sending random quantised notes to the Buchla Easel Command 208C. The range is set by the pitch sliders on each oscillator. The Easel sends the pulser signal to the 266 which splits them up and send them back to each lo pass gate with some random stuff added.

The chords comes from a Waldorf Blofeld and the bass from a Moog Sub 37. I used some pedals and a Roland Chorus Echo RE-301 for effects and recorded everything onto a cassette tape (Marantz PMD 430 recorder)."

Sequential T8 shorty

video upload by zack dagoba

Sequential Circuits T8

Sound on soundesign Acoustic & Eurorack

video upload by Meska

"Sound on sound, collage ,and processing with :
Sm57 to befaco instrumetn interface
2hp loop to Joranaloge enhance2 (with warp, runnning parasite delay on side) follow by :
Noise engenering versio distortion, to typhoon(running granular).
all this is modulated by some sloth by NLC and LD3 LFO

Thank you for watching.
My name is Meska of the statik collective . I've been making mostly "dark and expérimental" music for more than ten years now, i'v learn so much online, now it's time for me to share my knoledge, my exploration and this channel is a place to talk about the tools, sound design and techniques to make music with.
i'm tattooist at day jobs and you can found my work here : www.meska.fr

You can stream my albums and EPs at https://statikwave.bandcamp.com/

If you'd like to support the channel consider buying music from bandcamp ;)"

OXI One Tutorial - Stochastic MODE

video upload by OXI Instruments

"OXI One got a new mode in the 2.0 firmware just released, the Stochastic MODE!

Grab it here!
https://oxiinstruments.com/forum/d/33..."

Loki on a Polymoog

via CatSynth:

"Loki sits comfortably atop a vintage Polymoog synthesizer. From aagtive on Instagram, who provides the following commentary:

'Been using the Polymoog keyboard more lately. I’m finding on its’ own it’s rather limited. But the rock organ bass with the filter on can be be quite strong and effective. Also, by building an audio effect rack even the piano preset can become something quite interesting like you heard on my previous post. Each note has its own circuit board apparently. Perhaps that’s part of the charm. I also enjoy the wobbly sounds I get when it’s first powered on and hasn’t had time to warm up yet.'

https://www.instagram.com/p/CccE1ymOYHN/ I did have the opportunity to see those boards on the inside of a Polymoog recently."

PIF: Soviet Analog Toy Synthesizer (Serviced) w/ Original Box

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video upload by Vintage Soviet Gear

via this auction

"Produced in the USSR in 1980s was intended as children's toy (note the Dog picture) but quickly became a collector's item among electronic musicians and enthusiasts because of its massive analog warm sound.

Knobs: Volume / Lowpass Filter.
Buttons: Power / Vibrato / OSC 32' / OSC 16' / OSC 8'.
Number of octaves in a keyboard - 2 (24 Keys)
Adjustable effects – Vibrato

Condition/repairs:
Fully working (the capacitors have been changed)
Standard 9v DC boss style connection has been installed (centre negative)
Standard output (Jack 6.35) has been installed"

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Enhancing your sequences

video upload by Omri Cohen

00:00 - Introduction
00:10 - Envelopes
06:58 - S&H
13:59 - Slew limiter

Omri's Links:

The basics of Modular Synthesis - https://bit.ly/learnmodular
Patching techniques and ideas document - https://bit.ly/3o1Q3Sg
Buy me a coffee? - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/omricohen
Consider joining me on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/omricohen

Two Sequential Circuits Prophet VS in Quadro Mode

video upload by synthlegends

"The Sequential Prophet VS was the last synthesizer from Sequential Circuits in 1986, before this company became bankrupt and was sold.

Nevertheless the Prophet VS is a very sought after synth and it was used in the 80ies by France Gall, Rush, Whitesnake and Scorpions.

It is an 8 voice hybrid synth with 4 digital oscillators consisting of 98 waveform plus 31 user waveforms. You can merge the Oscillators with a vector stick called waveform mix. The Prophet VS has a curtis low pass analog filter chip, three envelopes, also with panning and a great modulation matrix with two LFO. There is also a chorus effect and a very capable arpeggiator. The Prophet VS came out as keyboard version and quite rare also as a rack version. The Prophet VS is definitely one of my favourite synths, maybe my favourite, so I also have got the rack version just in case my keyboard version brakes down sometime.

In this video I mix these two synths together via Midi. I programmed a lot of double layered sounds on both synths, so I only can play 4 tones at once. Because the synth has 4 Oscillators, you get 8 Osc at once. By merging two of them, you get in Double mode 16 Osc. If you play it in Unison mode, you get 64 Oscillators at once. That`s ultraaa fat!

I didn’t use any FX, only the internal chorus, but no additional processing, no limiter, no equalizer, compresser etc. Just pure, dry and raw. The VS is fat enough.

I hope you enjoy this video. Thanks for watching, see you next time!"