group - liquid to gas v1 (1980)

video upload by Steven Templar - Topic

"Korg MS-20 analogue synthesiser, Roland analogue delay, recorded to cassette tape."

group - shops excerpt 1 (1987)

video upload by Steven Templar - Topic

"Sequential Circuits Inc - Prophet 600 analogue synthesiser demonstration jam. Recorded onto a Fostex X-15 cassette tape 4-track."

Analog Prototype Tremolo by TSl Studio Equipment on Casio CZ-1000

video upload by TSL Studio Equipment

"Boutique Handmade Analog Tremolo by TSL Studio Equipment.
Handmade Point to Point with High Quality NOS Components.
>www.TsomokosAudio.com"

New Mochika X5 Desktop & Eurorack Synth by AtomoSynth

video upload by atomolab

"Hello World! we are proud to introduce the new AtomoSynth Mochika_X5"

via AtomoSynth

We are proud to introduce the new AtomoSynth Mochika X5. This new version of our all-time classic presents you with a complete redesign in form and substance, for the first time the AtomoSynth Mochika comes in eurorack format, for you to integrate it into your modular system and also in a standalone desktop version, now with a new triangle wave based analog oscillator and an always in tune square wave digital controlled oscillator, and also with a new wave fold effect controllable by voltage, that gives you a refreshed new sound palette that in conjunction with the classic AtomoSynth vactrol filter will free you sound possibilities.

The renewed 16-step sequencer now features 8 parameters per step: step on/off, pitch, cv2, random/cv3, gate time, repetition, retrigger (ratchet), and probability. Giving you the tools to go creative with your sequences. With the high-contrast OLED display and 8 rotary encoders with pushbuttons, now it is easier to see and edit the global sequencer settings and all parameters in real-time. It also features a 34-slot nonvolatile memory to store your patterns. You can synchronize the sequencer with an external clock or midi clock, also controllable by any external midi device for midi note playing and sequence transposition. The New 8 creative playing modes include: forward/reverse sequence, alternate, random, drunk, drone, step-trigger polyrhythm, one shot, and midi control modes. All parameters, patterns, and modes are editable while playing giving you great flexibility to perform live, experiment, and have fun creating.

The new MOCHIKA X5 is built with high-quality components. Now, with high-precision SMD technology, a compact and beautiful laser-cut sheet metal case is finished with electrostatic paint (desktop version). Designed, Assembled by hand, calibrated, and tested with care in Lima - Peru by the AtomoSynth team.

Specs

Voltage-controlled oscillator with triangle and folded triangle waveforms.

Digital square wave oscillator DCO.

Wave folding effect knob, controllable by voltage.

Low-frequency oscillator with square, triangle waveforms controllable by voltage.

Voltage-controlled filter with Low pass and High pass switcher.

ADSR type envelope generator.

16 step sequencer 8 parameters per step: step on/off, pitch, cv2, random/cv3, gate time, repetition, retrigger (ratchet), and probability.

8 playing modes: forward/reverse sequence, alternate, random, drunk, drone, step-trigger polyrhythm, one shot, and midi control.

Internal memory for 34 patterns

High contrast OLED display.

8 rotary encoders with push buttons and 8-step LEDs.

Internal clock, synchronizable with external clock and midi clock.

16-point patch bay with 7 inputs and 9 outputs

Desktop version with metal enclosure, dimensions: 197mm (W), 217mm (D), 70mm (H); uses 15V power supply (included)

Eurorack version, 48HP width, 25mm deep, 123mA +12V; 80mA -12V; 30mA +5V current consumption.


The Mochika X5 comes in 2 versions: Standalone desktop version and Eurorack module version.

The Standalone desktop version comes in a metal enclosure and includes an external 15V power supply.

Free worldwide shipping by DHL express.

Desktop version price: US$449.00

Eurorack version price: US$349.00

Novation Peak || Reflections

video upload by Mike Lewis

"An expressive pad that has some velocity sourced modulations. Allows for some shorter notes to ring out on top of some base chords. Hope you enjoy,

To get the synth patch file used in this video, you can purchase from my preset bundle here: https://mikelewis.gumroad.com/l/attedv"

SCI Prophet 5 - Rings

video upload by Glen H

"New glide bass patch on the Prophet 5
VIdeo effects in Wondershare Filmora 11"

Reminder: VELOCITY - Modular & Synth Focused Festival in Seattle This Coming Saturday

Follow-up to this post.

Trade Show, Seminars, Workshops, Performances

August 27, 2022 11am-2am
AT SUBSTATION
SEATTLE, WA

Note this is a paid event.

You'll find all the info you need at https://www.velocityseattle.com.

Hans Zimmer -"Time" (From 'Inception'), Modular Rendition | Expert Sleepers ES-9, VCO-2RM, Plaits...

video upload by Piotr Garbaczonek

Thanks for watching!
I decided to try some of the features of my new Expert Sleepers ES-9 Module, and using the Ableton CV Instrument tool, I managed to send CV/Gate info from MIDI directly through the ES-9 and into various oscillators, and back into the interface to record. It was split into 4 monophonic voices, and I was using Plum Audio's OCP (Ornament & Crime Plus) module's 4xEG mode, for the Envelope Generator. You can see the triggers of the notes by the flashing of the Analogue Solutions LED CV Cables, which is also a recent addition to me trying to make my videos look like Richard Devine's :)
Thanks for watching!
- Piotr

Here are some links of mine:
https://linktr.ee/pgarbaczonek
Go follow my Patreon here:
https://www.patreon.com/pgarbaczonek?...

Perks of being a member include Patch from scratch videos, behind-the-scenes, HD pictures of gear and such, unreleased music, sample packs, and many more :)"

Carol of the Synths

video upload by Pat Strawser

Yamaha SK30 & Moog Minimoog.

Five 100% Erica Synths PERKONS Techno jams

video upload by Dave Mech

"Here's another video with a couple of jams. I left some of the parts in where you can see i'm experimenting a bit and trying to find where to take things. It's the parts where I landed on something great :). Now a matter of getting a feel for this instrument to more or less do this with eyes closed. I'm just experimenting right now to see how to get energetic grooves out of this thing quickly. To do it quickly will take some time to get the muscle memory in place. And much more to explore sound wise as well. You can really use the LFO in creative ways to take the sound pallet further.

Enjoy!

00:00 - Groove 1
00:39 - Groove 2
01:16 - Marker 3
03:00 - Marker 4
08:03 - Marker 5"