Wednesday, October 05, 2022
The Sound of Depeche Mode - World In My Eyes - E-MU Emax SE
video upload by RetroSound
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One of my favorite songs from Depeche Mode from the album Violator (1989)
I used the E-MU Emax SE Sampling Synthesizer (1986) for all sounds incl. the drums.
Like usual is this not a exact cover. My interpretation.
The E-MU Emax was one of the most used sampling synthesizers of the late 80s. Here is the full Emax playlist with a lot sampling sound demos, sampling tutorials and one synth demo tracks.
E-MU Emax Playlist:"
Microfreaktransactions.
video upload by Floyd Steinberg
"Got to make some music from time to time! Here's a 'jam' using the #microfreak @VolcaNiced sent in change for one of my synths. #QY70 is doing the sequencing here in pattern mode while also playing drums, brass and bass, JD-08 is for pad and that "chiming" sound, while the Freak is used for soloing. I''m editing parameters on the QY70 "live" here and change patterns with the left hand while playing some notes with the right hand. Not too complicated but needed some rehearsing anyway.
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Arturia Pigments3 "YOGA VOL.2" Soundset 65 patches
video upload by LFOstore
"Welcome to our third complete soundset for Arturia Pigments3 - "YOGA Vol.2"
Special scapes sound bank for your spiritual practices!
Buy: https://lfo.sellfy.store/p/arturia-pi...
YOGA Vol2 contains its own set of oscillators (YOGA BANK2), which makes its set of sounds exclusive and expands the potential of the synthesizer.
65 organic presets with:
Atmospheres
Drones
Pads
Polyphonic
Rhythmic
Scapes
Made by Alexander Kav
Enjoy the sounds & be inspired re-discovering your Pigments synthjesizer!"
Qun mk2 demo : Crossfading Looper
video upload by Nunomo LLC
"Recent firmware added crossfading feature between the sound engine and the looper, it can make some fun, especially with other drum machines. #qunmk2 #synthesizer"
Modor DR-2 Drum Machine with Mixing Desk in Studio
video upload by Dziam Bass
"In this movie is some fun from hands with Modor DR-2 Drum machine.
I love work with DR-2 because with Studio desk and some processing this sound is AWESOME for me !!!
working with machines is an important element for me as the basis of music based on rhythm ... I especially love to add color in the studio and improvise during sessions .. but sometimes I just program
small drums improvisation but of course this is incredible machine for programming up to 128 step .
First of all: although it's digital, the DR-2 is not about sampling. It's a drum synthesizer, like a classic analog drum machine, but it uses digital sound synthesis algorithms instead of analog circuitry. There are no samples in the DR-2, and there's no sample memory.
Just like the Modor NF-1, the DR-2 is not build to recreate the classics of the past. The DR-2 uses digital sound synthesis to innovate drum sounds and rhythms. Many sounds will be recognizable. It is possible to make classic sounding bass drums, snares and rimshots. It's not difficult to program classic floorfillers with the DR-2. But with 12 synthesis parameters per drum, you'll easily find yourself creating your own individual sound."
COBALT8 Factory Library Vol 2 Play Through
video upload by Modal Electronics
"With a massive feature set added to the COBALT8 series by firmware V2, we also delivered the new Factory Library V2 to harness the power of new filters, new synth features and new effects. Have a listen to some of the V2 patches."
Blade Runner-Inspired Modular Sketch | Vangelis Tribute |
video upload by Piotr Garbaczonek
"Thanks for watching! #vangelis #eurorack #bladerunner
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Cre8audio East Beast Vs West Pest + String Quartet | Fraternal Twins
video upload by the machine in the botanical garden
"Composition for Cre8audio East Beast and West Pest synthesizer +String Quartet. Short review of the two synthesizers.
East Beast and West Pest are two small semi-modular synthesizers created by cre8audio in association with the Pittsburgh Modular team.
I have written the score with the Staffpad score player and editor. The library used for the winds sounds is Berlin strings First Chairs from Orchestral tools (Staffpad version).
The composition is titled: Fraternal Twins 1"
New STG Soundlabs Boat Rocker - 60HP Powered Eurorack Case
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via this auction
"This is a 60HP powered Eurorack case with one amp of power per rail (+12, -12, and +5) which is 100% compatible with the fantastic multi-boat frames made by our friends Moog Music in Asheville NC.
The boat itself is my own, designed with the help of Future Retro of Bristol VA. It has a lovely black anodised finish and is extremely beefy. The endcaps are American walnut, finished in pure organic tung oil.
There are twenty M3 nuts installed, and included is a 15V power supply to drive The Boat Rocker."
via this auction
"This is a 60HP powered Eurorack case with one amp of power per rail (+12, -12, and +5) which is 100% compatible with the fantastic multi-boat frames made by our friends Moog Music in Asheville NC.
The boat itself is my own, designed with the help of Future Retro of Bristol VA. It has a lovely black anodised finish and is extremely beefy. The endcaps are American walnut, finished in pure organic tung oil.
There are twenty M3 nuts installed, and included is a 15V power supply to drive The Boat Rocker."
E-mu Emulator 1 - Sampler Synthesizer - w/ 90 Disks, Expression, & Flight Case
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via this auction, also on Reverb
"Comes with 90 Disks, Emu expression pedal, and Anvil Flight Case. All functions currently work. You can sample into the EMU onto floppy disk if you so desire. Here are the sounds in order: 1. Harp 0:00 2. Musical Saw 0:11 3. Male Choir 0:32 4. French Horns and Flute 0:53 5. Prophet 1:06 6. Synth Wind 1:23 7. Soft Brass 1:33 8. Mountain Lion 1:45 9. Synth Brass 2:02 10. French Horns and Flute (with Filter) 2:25 11. Tabla 2:46 12. Bowed Cymbals 3:00 13. Sitar 3:17 14. Steel Drums 3:26
The E-mu Emulator was a floppy disk-based keyboard workstation which enabled the musician to sample sounds, recording them to non-volatile media and allowing the samples to be played back as musical notes on the keyboard. The 51⁄4” floppy disk drive enabled the owner to build a library of samples and share them with others, or buy pre-recorded libraries on disk.
The Emulator had a very basic 8-bit sampler – ; it only had a simple filter, and only allowed for a single loop. The initial model did not even include a VCA envelope generator. It came in three forms: A two-voice model (only one of these was ever sold), a four-voice model, and an eight-voice model. When the original Emulator was turned on the keyboard was split. It was designed to be played in split mode, so playing the same sound on the full keyboard required loading up the same sound floppy disk in each drive.
Stevie Wonder, who gave the sampler a glowing review at the 1981 NAMM convention, received the first unit (serial number “0001”). Originally 0001 was promised to Daryl Dragon of Captain & Tennille, because he had been a loyal E-mu modular system owner for a long time before that. However, Wonder was more famous. In 1982, the Emulator was updated to include a VCA envelope generator and a simple sequencer, and the price was lowered. Approximately 500 units were sold before the unit was discontinued in early 1984. Other prominent users of the original E-mu Emulator were New Order, Tangerine Dream, and Genesis, and it was among the many groundbreaking instruments used in the production of Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” album. Composer and Writer David Frank of The System used the original Emulator on his productions from “Sweat” to “Don’t Disturb this Groove.” The Residents, who had gotten the fifth Emulator to ever be produced, used the instrument extensively on their album The Tunes of Two Cities.'"
via this auction, also on Reverb
"Comes with 90 Disks, Emu expression pedal, and Anvil Flight Case. All functions currently work. You can sample into the EMU onto floppy disk if you so desire. Here are the sounds in order: 1. Harp 0:00 2. Musical Saw 0:11 3. Male Choir 0:32 4. French Horns and Flute 0:53 5. Prophet 1:06 6. Synth Wind 1:23 7. Soft Brass 1:33 8. Mountain Lion 1:45 9. Synth Brass 2:02 10. French Horns and Flute (with Filter) 2:25 11. Tabla 2:46 12. Bowed Cymbals 3:00 13. Sitar 3:17 14. Steel Drums 3:26The E-mu Emulator was a floppy disk-based keyboard workstation which enabled the musician to sample sounds, recording them to non-volatile media and allowing the samples to be played back as musical notes on the keyboard. The 51⁄4” floppy disk drive enabled the owner to build a library of samples and share them with others, or buy pre-recorded libraries on disk.
The Emulator had a very basic 8-bit sampler – ; it only had a simple filter, and only allowed for a single loop. The initial model did not even include a VCA envelope generator. It came in three forms: A two-voice model (only one of these was ever sold), a four-voice model, and an eight-voice model. When the original Emulator was turned on the keyboard was split. It was designed to be played in split mode, so playing the same sound on the full keyboard required loading up the same sound floppy disk in each drive.
Stevie Wonder, who gave the sampler a glowing review at the 1981 NAMM convention, received the first unit (serial number “0001”). Originally 0001 was promised to Daryl Dragon of Captain & Tennille, because he had been a loyal E-mu modular system owner for a long time before that. However, Wonder was more famous. In 1982, the Emulator was updated to include a VCA envelope generator and a simple sequencer, and the price was lowered. Approximately 500 units were sold before the unit was discontinued in early 1984. Other prominent users of the original E-mu Emulator were New Order, Tangerine Dream, and Genesis, and it was among the many groundbreaking instruments used in the production of Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” album. Composer and Writer David Frank of The System used the original Emulator on his productions from “Sweat” to “Don’t Disturb this Groove.” The Residents, who had gotten the fifth Emulator to ever be produced, used the instrument extensively on their album The Tunes of Two Cities.'"
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