TiNRS Wobbler2 jam with Mandrake and Pony VCO

video upload by Molten Music Technology

"A bit of a play on the This is Not Rocket Science Wobbler2 with the Malstrom Mandrake on kick and the Pony VCO making tunes through the British Noise Engineering Grit filter."

Paradox Vol 1 - Patches 76 to 100 - Sequential Trigon 6 & Synth Show - Ep175 - Sound Design

Synth Show - Ep175 - Sound Design - Sequential Trigon 6 video upload by GEOSynths

Paradox Vol 1 - Patches 76 to 100 - Sequential Trigon 6
video upload by GEOSynths

"Out Now - https://www.geosynths.com/sequentialt...
The Trigon 6 is the very latest Synth to be added to the Prophet 6 and OB6 Family and while it has a number of similarities, it does go beyond those previous Synths in many ways.

Here are the final 25 Patches in my Bank of 100 - Paradox Vol 1 - and include Motion Pads to Dynamic Strings, Deep Bass to Cutting Leads, Classic Polysynths to Keys, plus a whole set of Arps and Metalic Sounds.

All 100 Patches will be demonstrated over 4 Videos, when the 4th is uploaded, they will be available to Purchase."

00:00 - 76. 80's Child GEO
00:35 - 77. Circles GEO
01:52 - 78. Ultimate Pad GEO
03:26 - 79. Shimmer GEO
04:36 - 80. Two Tones GEO
05:40 - 81. Green Day GEO
06:43 - 82. Crossfire GEO
07:54 - 83. Electroarp GEO
09:11 - 84. Synth Pizz GEO
09:56 - 85. Broken Arrow GEO
10:33 - 86. Ratios GEO
11:24 - 87. Digi Mini GEO
12:03 - 88. Estranged GEO
13:46 - 89. Old Organ GEO
14:27 - 90. Bass Roll GEO
14:51 - 91. Brass Balls GEO
15:24 - 92. Cold Call GEO
16:33 - 93. Stringfold GEO
18:03 - 94. Binary Lead GEO
18:37 - 95. Electric Friends GEO
19:08 - 96. New Wave Poly GEO
20:03 - 97. Broken Sync GEO
20:47 - 98. Sad Sax GEO
21:27 - 99. Simple Pad GEO
22:53 - 100. Big Poly GEO

Roland TR-808 (1981) - Werkstatt Matlak

video upload by Werkstatt Matlak

"Final test after repair and service.
Upgraded with Tubbutec UniPulse."

Sputnik Spectral Processor with Behringer 1050 demo. sequencing individual band outputs.

video upload by brandon logic

"starts with white nose as the sound source. direct out with some reverb.
0:52 two note sequence on the tip top/buchla 258t oscillator.
the two note sequence is clocked x8 so it changes every 8 steps on the 1050.
2:10 I then add a second oscillator getting a different sequencer into the second spectral input, so some 1050 steps are one oscillator and some are another. and i Switch to an LPG routing with more reverb and delay.
4:17 am radio
5:04 am radio + oscillator
5:53 outro jam"

Here’s how I’d play my wicked game techno cover live 🎧🏴‍☠️

Here’s how I’d play my wicked game techno cover live 🎧🏴‍☠️

📸: itsbiianco pic.twitter.com/NDFRDC3B4a

— Novation (@WeAreNovation) March 19, 2023

Favorite Overdrive Pedals w/ the Prophet 5

video upload by MORADEL

"Playing my prophet 5 through my favorite overdrive effects pedals: Klon KTR, Blues Breaker, and DOD 250."

Peak Lo-Fi With A 1930s Dictaphone

video upload by HAINBACH

"Join me as I explore the 1930's German Kosmograph, a very early dictaphone that recorded acoustically to celluloid discs. Is this still LO-fi or is it NO-fi? Will it music?"

Phased Out (1975) EMS Synthi-100 film

video upload by zack dagoba

"Here is an amazing film from 1975 (I think), featuring an EMS Synthi 100

'An electronic music composer working late one night is considered obsolete by the Synthi100 electronic music synthesizer'

ENJOY 😉 😋"

"Morningstar" - Gavin Ryan, Buchla 100 series modular synthesizer

video upload by gavinryanmusic

'Old School Jam' All-modular, Step Sequencer, Bucket Brigade Delay, Eurorack FX, and no quantiser!

video upload by AJH Synth Official

"Un-quantised, old-school sequencer fun: Inspired by early sequenced electronica such as Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze, much of whose music used a Moog 960 sequencer, which didn't have quantising features, and were sometimes difficult to tune accurately or reliably. Such as the track 'Phaedra' by Tangerine Dream, during which the Moog performing the opening pattern had to be re-tuned during the actual recording, and it was left on the album! Yet it sounds great, it's imperfect tuning adds so much to the atmosphere of the music, irrespective if it was deliberate or a 'happy accident'.

Here I use an un-quantised sequencer, in fact an Erica Synths Sequential Switch, with it's CV expander that turns it into a great little 8-step sequencer. I also run it through the AJH Synth CV Mix, to offset the CV going to the oscillator, allowing me to push the output into the negative CV range. I then send this shifted signal to the VCO's frequency modulation input instead of the 1V/Oct... just to make it more difficult to tune! Seriously though, this was a fun experiment, and taking off the digital stabilisers (or quantisers) once in a while is highly recommended, and a good learning experience. This was an all-modular session - no external FX or mixing, just Eurorack modules for all functions.

The AJH SYNTH Eurorack range consists of high-end modules, all hand-made in the UK, most of which are based on classic, vintage designs, authentically recreating the circuitry of much sought-after analogue instruments and technologies of the past, whilst greatly expanding them, and bringing them to modern Eurorack levels of convenience, limitless flexibility, and reliability.

Check out the AJH Synth playlists for module 'User Guides', and 'Patch of The Week' videos, which will be either performances or 'how to' guides, detailing functions/methods, and a range of sounds, some familiar, some less so, containing a patch sheet at the end to show you how to construct it for yourself.

Meet us and the modules in person this year at Superbooth 23, Berlin, on May 11th to 13th.

Video by @DreamsOfWires"