"Along with its striking new look with inverted red and black keys and a liquid swirl design front panel, the minilogue bass offers the same true rich analog capabilities of the original Korg minilogue, but now with 100 new sounds, 40 of those programmed specifically for bass. Now's the time to step outside the box and get down with
the limited edition minilogue bass."
"A simple way to perform live ambient dronescapes with the DB-01. Here I just use the DB-01 with a Strymon Timeline on the pattern delay setting. Ideally I would have changed the Timeline pattern but the delay can't handle the transition and completely cuts out. For a more 'hands-free' performance you could switch the LFO to 'sample and hold' and give it a little filter modulation for interesting filter echoes. Or put a few more steps into the DB-01 pattern and switch playback mode to 'random'. If there's any interest I'll do a part 2 for more techniques. The on-screen display is showing the left & right channels of the DB-01.
0:00 Intro blather
1:08 Program the pattern
2:38 Scale fun
2:58 Random pitch
3:35 Initial hit
4:31 LFO filter mod
6:00 FM
One of my favorite 80s songs ever
Alphaville - Forever Young (1984)
I used the Roland JX-3P for all synth pads (in original Jupiter-8).
The JX-3p is the best synth in my opinion for classic JP-8 sounds. Nearly identical sound.
I used the Logan String Melody 2 for all analog string sounds.
The add digital sounds are played with the PPG wave 2.2 synthesizer and the solo sound at the end of the track with the ARP Odyssey Mk.3
Drums are LinnDrum, Simmons, Samples
The Roland JX-3P Synthesizer from the year 1983 is a fantastic analog synth with the typical 80s sound. Here can you find the full JX-3P playlist with single sound demos and one synth demo tracks. Enjoy.
The JX-3P playlist:"
Below is a playlist featuring all of Nelasma's videos for those interested.
"It feels like my energy is slowly flowing back into my cells, maybe its the music haha...
I was playing around with the guitar to some beat and stumbled upon this small melodic movement. So I recorded it and put a moving low pass filter on it. So lets jam a bit with this! I thought. Not really techno or anything and I don't know what to label this kind of music.
Guess I'll make a playlist the coming days with electro or music I don't know how to label kek..
There are some clicks in the bass voice but I have no idea how and where they came from. And I wasn't in the mood to put on my debugger cap and play detective haha...
Really like how the guitar sounds in this one. I put some analog drive on it and played around with some octave shifting.. Also a rising delay with pitch warbles which I could control with a pedal.
There are some really nice parts in this jam tho as so often I think I could have done with less. Also I really could have started the movement of the bass voice much earlier hahaha...But no jam is perfect so up it goes ;)
Hope someone enjoys!
Really like
Timing index:
00:00 Start/Buildup 01:49 Beat 02:24 Break into beat with hats 02:52 Really like this lick here 03:22 Adding some in and out going bells sounds 03:46 Break into a little more chill sound 05:12 Beat again with almost everything 05:40 Playing around with a melodic voice 06:03 Break and FINALLY the bass movement is there haha 06:32 Playing around unto the end
Main actors: - #BastlPizza as Bass - #fxaid from HappyNerding - #nautilus from QuBit - #mimeophon from MakeNoise - #rings from mutable - #plaits from mutable - Guitar: #timeline as delay, #mercury7 as reverb
Here's to you my NO TALKING DEMO of the amazing ASM Hydrasynth, the "best value for money" synthesizer out there IMHO.
In this demo I will just let you hear what some amazing sound designers have made for this stunning wavetable synthesizer simply by scrolling and playing some beautiful factory presets of the bank A.
Some specs:
◉ 2 x WaveScan Oscillators, 1 x Fixed Wave Oscillator, 1 x Noise Generator;
◉ 219 waveforms (wave morphing), 4 x Mutators Wave Shapers;
◉ 5 x LFO, Tempo syncable;
◉ Multimode Filter (11 types), Variable Filter (lowpass, bandpass, highpass);
◉ 5 x ADSR ; Delay, Hold, Looping;
◉ 4 x Reverbs, 5 x Delay, Chorus, Flanger, Rotary, Phaser, Lo-Fi, Tremolo, EQ, Compressor;
◉ 8 x Arpeggiators;
◉ Full polyphonic aftertouch;
◉ CV/Gate I/O;
◉ 32-path modulation matrix;
◉ and much more...
I really think this synthesizer is a sound designer's dream, with a unique sound and capable of producing from the most traditional to the most experimental, evolving and generative timbres."
"Wishing you a happy New Year for 2023 ! May it be filled with music 🎶, peace 🕊️ and love💕!
After experimenting during the last month of 2022 by publishing 7 'Shorts' let's start 2023 with a more than 2-minute video in order to compensate a bit this special month of December 😅
So for this one, only the Vermona Perfourmer was used for the synth parts (Bass, Arp & Pads) and MFB Tanzbar for the drum parts, with both instruments sequenced by the Arturia Keystep Pro.
* Hardware used *
- SYNTH: Vermona Perfourmer
- BASS (Voice1) Dry
- ARP (Voice2) + Dreadbox Lethargy (Analog Phaser) + Eventide H9 Max (Vintage Delay engine)
- PADS (Voices3&4) + Red Panda Particle 2 (Granular Delay / Pitch Shifting Pedal) + Strymon Bigsky (Reverb) + Pill (ducking pedal, triggered by the kick from Tanzbar)
- DRUMS: MFB Tanzbar
- SEQUENCER: Arturia Keystep Pro"
