Trigger Bus 1027b

video upload by yusynthman

"Voilà un premier test du Trigger Bus que j'ai conçu et fabriqué pour compléter le séquenceur 1027 de mon MOS-LAB 2500 . Ici, les deux bus A et B activent séparément des ADSR qui l'une passe un bruit blanc (cymbale) et l'autre le "PING" du 1047 (bass drum). Here a brief test of the Trigger Bus 1027 extension I designed and built for my MOS-LAB 2500. There bus A and B are connected to two indépendant ADSR that drive a VCA with white noise (Hat) and the 1047 resonant filter (Bass drum)"

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"Here is a first test of the Trigger Bus that I designed and built to complete the 1027 sequencer of my MOS-LAB 2500. Here, the two buses A and B separately activate ADSR which one passes a white noise (cymbal) and the other the "PING" of the 1047 (bass drum). Here a brief test of the Trigger Bus 1027 extension I designed and built for my MOS-LAB 2500. There bus A and B are connected to two independent ADSR that drive a VCA with white noise (Hat) and the 1047 resonant filter (Bass drum )"

Elby Designs - Voltron 3-6-7 System.

video upload by NOISEBUG

"A new take on the BoCGS with a higher SERGE content and some design variations - the Voltron 3-6-7 complete and ready to go. Includes a selection of 4mm Patch Leads.

Voltron 7 Panel
Compact VCO x 2
VC Multipliers
AC Mixer
Smooth & Stepped
Universal Slope Generator (USG)
Transient
VCFQ
Multi-Channel Stereo Mixer
Voltron 6 Panel
Dual Universal Slope Generator x 2
VC Multipliers
Resonant EQ
Matrix Mixer
Digital Reverb
Voltron 3 Panel
Gate Sequencer
4-Stage Programmer x 2
Step-Next-Row (SNR) x 2
Bi-Directional Router
https://www.noisebug.net/products/elb..."

Formanta Polivoks

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Oberheim OB-12 Synthesizer

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Analog Modular Guitar Synthesizer Four Oscillators Patch

video upload by Unrelated Activities

"Analog Modular Guitar Synthesizer Four Oscillators Patch, integrating the electric guitar into the modular synth world."

Liquid Foam by Herbs and Stones : Quirky Acid Synthesizer / Banana Groovebox

video upload by soffter

0:00 - intro
1:09 - lets look at the panel and talk about gates
2:00 - sequencers a + b + LFO
4:00 - envelope generator
6:55 - oscillator / wave mixer / filter + drive
9:00 - guided acid learning jams #1
13:00 - some tips 4 patching
13:45 - guided acid learning jams #2
19:26 - some more tips
21:44 - rambling and end

Oberheim OBX8 Sound Only Demo

video upload by Starsky Carr

"Some sounds I was playing with while making my upcoming review of the Oberheim OBX8. It sounds amazing - everything you'd expect from a recreation of the OBX, OBSX, OB-A and OBXa"

Prophet 5 demo 2

video upload by Mamotreco

Mamotreco Prophet 5 demos

"Some juicy analog synth sounds from the Prophet 5 Rev4 desktop module. Listening with headphones is recommended to get the full richness of this classic synth's sound.

If you'd like to support this channel with a one-off purchase, please check out our affordably priced music: https://mamotreco.bandcamp.com"

Sequential Prophet 6 Tutorial Lesson 5: LFO

video upload by EthanJamesMusic

EthanJamesMusic Sequential Prophet 6 Tutorial Lessons

"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) Prophet 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 fifth video shows the LFO and its different uses."

Strega Musica by Make Noise Music

"Strega Musica is intended to be a free compilation— a gift from Make Noise and a celebration of Strega. All artists on the collection have already been compensated.

"Strega Musica" is a collection of music created with Strega, an instrument designed in close collaboration between Make Noise founder Tony Rolando and Alessandro Cortini. Thoughts on the collection from Strega's co-designers can be found below:

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"It’s quite inspiring when people connect with your output and your works, making them theirs, finding their own emotional color in them. It’s truly magic and I will never stop being thankful for it.

Creating an instrument that reflects your idea for a vessel of compositional creativity, and seeing it stimulate other people’s creative output, has to be in a complete different level, and I couldn’t have been caught more off guard by it.

Hearing what people all over the world have made with Strega is invigorating and overwhelming!

If all that wasn’t enough, I’m here to present you a compilation of pieces composed on the Strega by some of our favorite musicians and friends: it’s really great to see how each of them was able to make the instrument their own, and speak their own language through the grammar that is Strega.

May you find your own language through it as well... happy exploring!”

- Alessandro Cortini

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"As a listener, I am forever seeking music that has the ability to put me into an alternate space. Sounds that let me travel fluidly through time, forward or backward. I'm not usually looking to be in the now while I listen, as I must be in the now for most other parts of my life.

As an instrument designer, it makes me happy when people find a process, a patch program that creates a sound I'd not known was possible with the instrument. If that sound connects on an emotional level and takes me away from the now, the listener in me is also elated.

As a musician, I'm looking for an instrument that wants to connect with me and travel. Searching out a future I wish to know, or a past time I've lived. Maybe a moment I never thought about until I played that instrument on that day.

It doesn't matter if the sound is complex and never before heard, or simple and universally heard for decades.

As a listener, I traveled fluidly through time as Strega Musica played.

As an instrument designer, I was surprised by the sounds these artists achieved.
As a musician, the Strega sparked in me an energy I've not felt in a decade.”

- Tony Rolando, founder Make Noise

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"Strega Musica" was curated by Alessandro Cortini and mastered by Stephan Mathieu | Schwebung Mastering

Cover art by Lewis Dahm