Korg opsix demo

video upload by MIDERA

"Yes, I got the opsix on a massive sale just like pretty much everyone else. So here are my thoughts from day 1. It's surprisingly more complicated than I would have imagined, and I don't mean the FM portion of it. That part is fine, I 'get' FM, but it's just a really deep machine, far deeper than you'd expect for FM. I don't understand most of it yet, so that will take time (if I want to even devote any time to it). The FX are very good, which I think people have already described.

It sounds... well, I think it sounds good, but it's hard to shake a 'lack of character' or feeling of 'vst-ness' about it. I'm not sure what that is. But it just lacks anything that makes it stand out as interesting to me. The filters sound ok, but nothing terribly special. The Polysix filter just sounds like a 24db filter. I had a Polysix (and yes, it is gone now), but that filter doesn't really resemble it.

Compared to the SY77... I think the focus of the FM portion on the SY makes it actually a little more enjoyable to edit, even sans sliders/knobs. Mostly, the sound is that much better too. There's some weight to the sound that I don't hear on the opsix - although given I've only used it one night, that doesn't mean a whole lot. But I definitely prefer machines that provide you with focus, rather than a lot of distracting features, personally.

The keybed is better than I thought it would be. The OLED screen is very nice and I do like the controls. Undoubtedly, the synth may grow on me, but since I'm trying to downsize this may be just a synth I play with in passing and then sell to someone else. Oh, the 16 step sequencer is ok, but I think they could have easily gone to 64 steps. Not sure why only 16 steps.

Anyway, I guess I'd rate the opsix above the Reface DX (which is built better, but I absolutely hated the UI), but below the SY77 (and DX7, although I've used them less). For $330, it was a worthwhile purchase.

Drums were added to the track just because it seemed like the right thing to do. I would have done electronic drums but I didn't want to hook up the opsix to my sequencers quite yet."

Oberheim OB-X8 - Custom Patches - GEOSynths

video upload by GEOSynths

"Not had much time to use the new Oberheim OB-X8, however I have put together a handful of Patches, fairly simple featuring Poly, Pads, Strings and some others, each trying out different Filters, LFO's, Sync etc. 1 or 2 may make the SoundSet, though just finding out what it can do, not even tried the Arp yet!

Each Patch is demonstrated twice, first Dry and then with Chorus and Delay.

00:00 - 1. Poly OB GEO
01:33 - 2. Time Shift GEO
03:21 - 3. Bladerunner GEO
04:50 - 4. Solitude GEO
06:32 - 5. Darkness GEO
08:47 - 6. Juno Bass GEO
09:26 - 7. OBie EP GEO
10:31 - 8. Sync Sweep GEO
13:16 - 9. Return Of GEO
14:49 - 10. Violet GEO
16:16 - 11. Rushed GEO
17:34 - 12. Eminence GEO
20:38 - 13. Mod Pluck GEO
22:50 - 14. Slow Pad GEO
24:56 - 15. Organix GEO
26:14 - 16. Movements GEO
28:41 - 17. Awaken GEO"

3rd Wave PPG Comparison

video upload by Groove Synthesis

"3rd Wave PPG Comparison — The first in a series of one-to-one comparisons of the 3rd Wave Advanced Wavetable Synthesizer and PPG 2.3. Programmed, played and recorded by Matia Simovich / INHALT at Infinite Power Studios.

Contact us: info@groovesynthesis.com for questions or sales@grovesynthesis to pre-order.

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808 samples in Pure Data clip 2 🟥🟧🟨⬜

video upload by Akunull

"composed in pd, controlled via Korg padKontrol"

Arthur Baker Shows How He Produced Afrika Bambaataa's Iconic 'Planet Rock' @ IMS Ibiza 2022

video upload by Point Blank Music School

"We teamed up with Arthur Baker, the legendary artist behind the production of Afrika Bambaataa's iconic electro track, 'Planet Rock', for an exclusive breakdown of how the song was created at IMS Ibiza 2022 for IMS College in partnership with Point Blank, Beatport and Microsoft Surface."

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Sequential Prophet 6 Tutorial Lesson 6: Poly Mod

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 sixth video shows how to use the poly mod section to create audio rate modulation, an alternate LFO, or an alternate envelope."

RETROWAVES - VINTAGE AND MODULAR SYNTHWAVE TRACK

video upload by Ultra-Vox Studios

"I wanted to write a track that evolved around my vintage synths. The Prophet 10 was used mostly, with the MiniMoog playing bass and some leads. The modular wall was playing the arpeggios. The guitar solo brought me back to the 80's giving me those nostalgic action vibes."

Chill Eurorack Lullaby || Bitbox Micro, Milky Way, Plaits, Clouds ||

video upload by Piotr Garbaczonek

"Thanks for watching!
Got some new modules recently, including the 1010 music Bitbox Micro, so I decided to test its functions a bit. Here is a little lullaby-vibe-like tune.

Here are some links of mine:
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E-MU Systems XL-7 Command Station Groovebox / 128-Voice Synthesizer Minus Side Panels

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"Old school E-MU heads love these boxes. They may have a somewhat dated sound (circa 2001), but they are more "now" than ever! This one is fully functional, screen is nice and clear. Headphone output jack has been replaced (as these are known to go bad overtime). Includes AC power cable. Plastic sides are not included."

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