Error Instruments BRAIN DAMAGE / 4 channel touch mixer / speedrun Eurorack Module

video upload by BRiES

"This is a quick demonstration of the functionality of BRAIN DAMAGE, a 4 channel touch mixer made by Error Instruments. Use it to mix audio or CV and create mayhem with the touch of a finger.

DISCLAIMER: Error Instruments sent me this module to make a video about it. I'm generally not a fan of touch-based modules but I think by showing you the features you'll manage to get creative with it yourself. I'm not here to tell you that you should or shouldn't buy BRAIN DAMAGE, but I hope by showing you the functionality of the module you can decide whether it is something you want or need for your system."

There's also a "bricky" desktop/pedal version.

TubeOhm DIY Synthesizer Jeannie

video upload by Andre' Laska

"You want to build a synthesizer yourself ? Preferably polyphonic ? And with effects like reverb , delay , chorus .....
Then have a look at this video. Jeannie is an brand new 8-voice polyphonic DIY synthesizer.
During the development we made sure that the instrument is relatively easy to build. But, component know how and soldering skills should be present. Then nothing stands in the way of a successful DIY.
This video gives a short overview of the individual construction steps. After that, some sounds are presented.
Approx. 400 sounds are currently available in 3 banks.
15 sound banks with 128 sounds each can be managed.
800 different waveforms and an effect DSP round off the synthesiser kit.
The synthesiser is freely programmable, the software open source.
Features: 2 DCOs/800 waveforms for each DCO , three LFOs with /64 waveforms each ,
two ADSR generators /lin/log/exp, FX DSP for effects like reverb , delay, chorus , phaser , pitch shifter .... and much more.

Du möchtest einen Synthesizer selber bauen ? Am besten polyfon ?? Und mit Effekten wie Hall , Delay , Chorus .....
Dann schaue dir doch dieses Video an. Jeannie ist ein 8 stimmiger polyfoner DIY Synthesizer.
Bei der Entwicklung haben wir darauf geachtet das das Instrument relativ einfach zu bauen ist . Aber, Bauteil know how und Lötkenntnisse sollten vorhanden sein. Dann steht einem erfolgreichen DIY nichts mehr im Weg.
Dieses Video gibt einen kurzen Überblick über die einzelnen Bauschritte . Danach werden einige Klänge vorgestellt.
Ca. 400 Sounds stehen aktuell in 3 Bänken zur Verfügung.
Es können 15 Soundbänke mit je 128 Sounds verwaltet werden .
800 verschiedene Wellenformen und ein Effekt DSP runden das Synthesizer Kit ab.
Der Synthesizer ist frei programmierbar, die Software open source.
Features: 2 DCOs/800 Wellenformen für jeden DCO , drei LFOs mit je /64 Wellenformen ,
zwei ADSR Generatoren /lin/log/exp, FX DSP für Effekte wie Hall , Delay, Chorus , Phaser , Pitchshifter .... und vieles mehr ."

Controlled by Arturia's The Factory MIDI keyboard controller.

SOLTON PROJECT 100

video upload by Vintage Audio Institute Italia

"Frankly we're not that well versed in 80s Digital or hybrid synths - MIDI sync, sub menus accessible by pressing three buttons simultaneously while peering into unsexy tiny screens trying to figure out what parameter you're actually tweaking...

It can be demoralising.

But we like the Solton Project 100 a lot - maybe because it looks like the Solton Programmer 24 - and they match up very nicely sound wise as well - more of that to come.

It's a 6 voice DCO synthesizer with SSM filters and came out around the same time as the Roland Juno 106. In this video we're only using the Solton Project 100 - and especially its built-in sequencer - basically just recording patterns and then flipping through the presets to create something.

The sequencer doesn't quantize at all from what we can tell - which is a bit odd - but also kind of cool.

It definitely grants you textures and phrases that you might not have settled for were they perfectly in grid.

Jason Basson made a ton of impulsive videos of the Solton Project 100 a while back - does anyone know what happened to him? [He's still around. You can find some of his Solton videos in previous posts here]

Vintage Audio Institute is a gear vendor and recording facility in Florence Italy.
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Spooky Modular tuned at A-432

video upload by George Benton

"Yes, I tuned it to A-432. Several sequences sync'd together with lots of sound effects sprinkled in. Recent videos made with a DJI pocket 2 camera. (Except the skeleton Dance)"

REON Muton Synthesizer DEMO Techno風ー２

video upload by reon jx

"Libertasとの組み合わせて、転調をさせてみました。

I combined it with Libertas to change the key."

Ambient Electronic 100% Waldorf Iridium

video upload by lucafrancinimusic

"A few days ago I bought a Waldorf Iridium and these are the first patches I made with it, all put together in a track.
Sometimes it's very intuitive other times I feel I need to read the manual even for simple operations, but overall I find it fun to use."

drone-in-the-woods live performance for Ambient Leeds with DAW-less setup Juno6 Poly800 MC101 MFC42

video upload by drone-in-the-woods

"Back in the spring I had the amazing experience of playing a solo set in the Wharf Chambers in Leeds to an attentive seated audience. It's taken a few months for me to be able to listen to it but some very kind words out of the blue have motivated me to fix the audio and put some FX on the video.

Ambient Leeds
Wharf Chambers
20th April 2022

CHAPTERS
00:00 – Under the Winter Sun
11:19 – Sunset*
23:00 – Beyond The Horizon
34:55 – From The Spring
44:44 – Squirrel Song

Roland Juno 6 analogue synth into Boss RC500 looper
Korg Poly 800 analogue synth into Akai MFC42 analogue filter
Roland MC-101 sequencer
Boss SE-50 reverb

all tracks composed and performed by Keith Sutton 200422"

The NOISE Genre - Music or Bullsh*t?

video upload by Cinematic Laboratory

"Definitely not Bullshit!

On Sunday, October 16 2022, @Modular World will host the Patch On - Noise Challenge where 30 artists are going to prove that 'noise music' is fun. For most of us, 'noise music' is a never ending blast of extreme distortion and feedback, played as loud as possible. Many of us will feel it doesn't even qualify as music. However, according to Wikipedia, it's defined as 'expressive use of noise in a musical context, where conventional use of melody, harmony and rhythm is abandoned. I'd say a typical Krell patch already qualifies for this. I'll be joining the 30 people on the Noise Challenge event, so I had to do some research. I think the modular community is very comfortable with making noise in general, I am sure we're all patching really weird stuff from time to time. So in this video I am going to share my progress and some background info. Hopefully I'll read some of you in the chat on October 16"

SoundFreak test 5 & Six Oscs

video upload by Todd Barton

"The learning and exploring continues with these cool modules from Alina Kalencea https://soundfreak.io"

Soundfreak Six Oscs


"The VCS3 Triple Oscillator pairs beautifully with the Buchla 207 6-channel mixer."

Sound-Design with MFX by ALM Busy Circuits

video upload by Omri Cohen

"Here you can find the MFX module and expander - https://library.vcvrack.com/ALM032

* IF YOU HAVE THE HARDWARE MODULE, YOU CAN GET THE VCV VERSION FOR FREE *

00:00 - Introduction
00:20 - About the module
04:34 - Distortion
09:30 - Delay
14:08 - Ensemble \ Frequency Shifter
18:04 - Textures and Glitch"

"Want to learn Modular Synthesis? have a look here - https://bit.ly/learnmodular"