Instruō - Lubadh V2.0 Firmware Overview

video upload by Instruō

"The Lúbadh V2.0 firmware update is here!
With a brand new software audio engine rewritten from the ground up, this new firmware upgrades the module's existing capabilities and adds so much more.
True tape varispeed recording introduces the power of many iconic tape composition and manipulation techniques without the faff of razor blades and the actual tape! All with the benefit of control voltage.
Take control over playback with new external clocking capabilities and 1V/octave tracking.

• 10 minutes of recording time per loop
• Dual recording, looping, and overdubbing capabilities
• One-shot play and one-shot record modes
• External clocking
• Varispeed recording
• Multiple playheads
• 1V/Oct tracking
• Feedback functionality
• Capacitive front panel for flange and stall effects
• 10 factory presets and user configurable preset capabilities
• Includes 2 HP passive CV expansion module & 8GB USB flash drive"

00:00:00 Instruōduction
00:04:07 What is New: with version two
00:05:34 What is New: Delay Controls
00:06:21 TIME Pot: 1. Clock Divisions
00:07:28 TIME Pot: 2. Dub Level
00:08:27 TIME Pot: 3. Variable Control/User Definable
00:10:13 What is New: General
00:12:18 Preset: Tape Looper
00:18:39 Preset: Classic
00:23:08 Preset: Tape Looper (Return)
00:38:39 Preset: Clean
00:57:19 Preset: Clockable
01:17:27 Preset: Multi-Tape
01:46:28 Preset: SequencingMono
01:54:19 Preset: SequencingPoly
01:07:51 Preset: Melontron
02:12:56 Preset: Octave Delay
02:19:56 Preset: Broken Tape

Lúbadh - Preset management tutorial


00:00 Instruōduction
00:34 Lúbadh Presets Overview
01:11 Toggling Presets
02:14 Preset Curation
06:36 Factory Reset
07:03 Custom Presets
08:39 Formatting USB Drive
10:11 Outro

Lúbadh - Firmware update tutorial


00:00 Instruōduction
00:43 Identifying V1 vs. V2 Firmware
01:21 Identifying V2 Version
01:44 [1] Updating Version 2 Firmware
02:29 [2] Upgrading from V1 to V2 Firmware
04:29 [3] Upgrading with V2 Expansion Pack

New Moogerfooger Effects Plug-ins | MF-109S Saturator

video upload by Moog Music Inc

"The MF-109S Saturator, a brand new effect from Moog, is now available as a free gift with the purchase of the Moogerfooger Effects Plug-ins owners. This limited-time offer is also free to everyone who has previously purchased the Moogerfooger Effects Plug-ins since the collection was released in October.

In this video, we walk through the main functions of the MF-109S Saturator, starting with dialing in the sensitivity control to nicely capture your input signal’s dynamics. Next, we use the envelope follower to push the drive, and we also explore how to use the MF-109S to create an overdriven compressor. Finally, we explore how the noise generator section works and show how to use DC offsets to get an even wider variety of noise shapes.

The MF-109S Saturator is a new creative audio processor that emerged out of the Moogerfooger Effects Plug-ins development. A major component of the classic Moogerfooger functionality is the input drive stage, which adds warmth, distortion, and crunch to any given sound. The MF-109S allows users to have dynamic control over this drive circuit, opening up a new way for artists to interact with the unique saturation tool.

The Saturator is able to move from tight, distorted overdrive and analog saturation to smooth compression. Further, it models the noise generator circuit of the Minimoog Model D and allows for control of both noise generator level and noise tone with a switchable filter type.

All parameters of the MF-109S are able to be played, tweaked, automated, and modulated to create lively and truly musical performances. Adding a Moogerfooger effect to your sound invites exploration and experimentation to bring your musical expressions to life."

06 100 Sounds

video upload by gilleslacaud

"OPLA BOOM SOUNDS DEMO 6/10"

Developer Focus: Kilohearts

video upload by DATABROTH

"check out my wavetables and presets at https://gumroad.com/databroth
join my Patreon https://www.patreon.com/databroth

00:00 building a warm pad
10:56 making a blippy pattern
18:14 creative delay using Snap Heap
29:20 simple Bass
38:00 creating a lead
49:51 piano patch*
52:50 Snap Heap glitches on piano
58:40 master MB dynamics w/ Muli Pass
1:01:05 creating a kick
1:05:55 creating a snare
1:07:23 *bug crashes bitwig and resets everything made after 50 minute
1:08:30 picking up the pieces and repairing everything that got lost
1:16:35 deciding to test my luck and see if the bug was a one off
1:17:50 it wasn't, fixing everything again
1:28:00 sorta back to where we were around hour mark
1:32:35 creating a bubbly texture preset
1:46:20 Snap Heap on mix, making a drippy glitchy patch
2:00:02 Slice EQ on master and closing things out"

Extreme Modulations Octave CAT, CAT Stick

video upload by Hanz Volt

"just a few minutes of osc1 modulating osc2, osc1 modulating VCF and modulation madness from the CAT Stick"

the red blues

video upload by justin3am

"My first recording with these Buchla clone modules from Portabellabz and Samodular. Just an absolutely incredible instrument. It feels alive!
I occasionally kick in distortion via EHX Overlord. A small amount of post processing and Fostex 3180 on the reverb send."

Sequential Trigon-6 Filter/Oscillator Drone Demo

video upload by Paul Schilling

"I enjoyed spending some quality time with this instrument. My intention in this vid is to focus on the sound character of the Trigon-6 oscillators and filter (both 4- and 2-pole), with different oscillator volume settings and filter cutoff/resonance settings.

After each change (osc volume or filter resonance), I adjust the track volume in order to keep the overall level somewhat consistent.

Since this is a sound design unit it doesn't have the production knobs, which are much nicer! :)"

22.11.23. freestyle (Sequential Prophet Rev2)

video upload by J Gran - 제이그랜 연습실

Cherry Audio GX-80: A detailed demo and tutorial

video upload by CatSynth TV

"We preset a detailed demo and tutorial of the new GX-80 from Cherry Audio. This flagship instrument recreates two of Yamaha's legendary analog polyphonic synthesizers from the 1970s: the CS-80 and GX1.

00:36 History of the GX1 and CS-80
02:17 Overview of the GX-80
03:43 Basic Sound creation with Tone Selectors and Layers
11:04 Advanced Editing with Voice Parameters (VCO, VCF, VCA)
21:01 Master functions (for Upper Layer)
24:54 Effects Section
29:48 Voice editing in Dual (GX1) mode
33:50 Factory Presets

To find out more, please visit https://cherryaudio.com/products/gx-80

'GX-80 is a transformative virtual synthesizer that combines the unparalleled sound and features of the fabled GX-1 'Dream Machine' and its renowned descendant the CS-80, to create a powerhouse hybrid. Featuring the carefully crafted and intensely circuit-modeled DSP designs of award-winning developer Mark Barton, Cherry Audio has replicated every subtlety of the classics to create the most authentic emulation of its kind.'

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Please consider supporting this channel to help us bring you more synthesizer tutorials and other content. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/catsynth Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/catsynth"

See this previous post for additional demos and details on Cherry Audio's GX-80.

Nick Carlisle ARPchives LIVE!

video upload by Alan R. Pearlman Foundation

"'Häxan - A Soundtrack', the first solo album from Nick Carlisle (Peepholes / Bamboo / Katy and Nick / Lean Logic) is released midnight 25.11.22. The album contains highlights of a 1hr 45min score Nick was commissioned to write for the 100th anniversary edition of Häxan (dir. Benjamin Christensen) by QFT Belfast, part of the UK-Wide BFI In Dreams Are Monsters season of horror films. Nick is set to perform the complete score at a live screening of Häxan at Queen’s Film Theatre, Belfast on the 24th November, tickets on sale from https://queensfilmtheatre.com.

Nick wrote, performed & produced the album mainly on an array of old analogue synths and a Mellotron. Sarah Rosamond (Ghostlore of Britain) guests on the album, playing harp and adding vocals to 'The Scourge'. 'Maria The Weaver' was co-written with Katy Cotterell ( of Nick’s project "Katy And Nick").

Nick: 'The film is an essay on the history of witchcraft and is set mostly in 15th Century Northern Europe so the music (very!) loosely reflects that. I bought a Sami drum and some bells, and I multitracked myself playing some out of tune flute. However the last chapter of the film is set in the contemporaneous 1920s where Christensen compares how women are treated, for better or worse, for ‘hysteria’ via psychoanalysis, when 500 years before they would have been accused of and tortured for being a witch. The last two tracks on the album, “The Sleepwalker” & "The Thieving Daughter” therefore are set apart as they belong to that more ‘present’ section of the film, and they’re piano based as opposed to vaguely medieval sounding. Anyway there is no real comfort from the present as even now 100 yrs after the 1920s we’re as knee deep in idiotic conspiracies as ever.'"