"This comes complete with the Norns Shield, Raspberry Pi 3B+, CanaKit 5v 2.5A power supply, and SanDisk Ultra 64GB MicroSDXC Class 10 memory card. The specific model # of this Norns Shield is '210330 early july'.
I love this little magic synth/sampler insanity box, but it's time for it to move on to a new owner. I've found norns.community to be a great/easy way to find and download more scripts. Enjoy!"
"Took the gear out for a bit of fresh air doing a little techno/acid jamming. Sorry for the tilt on the GoPRO... more garden then gear I guess ;-)
* Beats from the Digitakt
* Small system 100m case with RYK M185 sequencer
* DINSYNC RE-303 Clone
* Moog 104M Delay
* BugBrand PT Delay
* Eela S50 mixer"
"Introducing The Legacy Series: 5 new deep-sampled instruments for the BackStage Pass family. With an intense focus on quality, The Legacy Series capture the heart and soul of some of the best synths ever made.
4 of the 5 are sourced from iconic vintage synths from the 70s and 80s, and all are extremely detailed, using advanced sampling & recording techniques to give you jaw-dropping, playable instruments that sound and respond exactly like their hardware counterparts. These aren't boring, lifeless sampled instruments: they capture all the instability, motion, and warmth of analog.
Available now for MainStage and Logic Pro, with Kontakt versions following shortly.
"Hello, Show case (part 2) : presenting the great Ancestor ARP clone (4012 & SEM filters) from NRSYNTH.
A tribute to Jean-Michel Jarre & Michel geiss.
All recorded & live playing sounds are created by NRSynth Ancestor & Retro One (except strings machines) by Stephen Ingrand & Jean-luc Briançon (Kurtz Mindfields)
1000 thanks to the SYNTHFEST TEAM (wonderful)! Filmed at L'Odyssée d'Orvault.
00'00 : Equinoxe part 7 live bassline
01'16 : Oxygène part 2 tribute
"SE-3X Paraphonic Gooseneck and Magnificent 3 Chord Monte in Eb Major
A CODE8 w/CS-80 filters gets the party started with bright and bratty horns—hard—like St. Regis used to sling in the ‘80s, via our fridge-sized RA-200, periodically rotating-speaker amp.
Greg St. Regs’ immortal patch #1 on the SE-02 then pairs and nearly overtakes the initial CODE bass work.
Shimmering CODE background colors and creations abound, including (but not limited too) cagey vocodering and gorgeous collapsing strings (nearly soloed at end in the Easter Egg hangover). 'You'll see.'
My vocal-eazy leads on the SE-02 channel Keys 2 genius and my good friend (ladies & gentleman), @monteneuble !
Boomstar Brotherhood Drums (SE-80 Chapter) created vast swaths of the root percussive elements—practically all, including hi hats; claps and rims not included. Blame sound wizard & partner-in-crime Sean Charles.
Some Brian Scroggins DMX/EMU Modular magic from a fruitless EMU/Fred Z/Grass Valley adventure, many decades/lifetimes back, swings in and out—Ishtar appearance as well. And I miss you brother. Avidly.
Stereo'Jaco' bass: CODE. Always juicy it is.
Pocket 'Princey" 80’s SEM-filtered chords (Abm to AbM) bounce & thrill. Celestial celeste and ancient tech Cathedral organ offer healing & wisdom ;) with bonus happy feet pedal board dance, tracked incongruously enough with one of CODE8's “Pigalle Party” patches. "A little spritz of water, a subway station, surrounded by bistros, Pigalle ... .' I'm thinking more Josephine Baker.
Guitar samples repurposed and reworked from our Modmax and Wolftone pedal demo archive; performances courtesy of Grecco Burrato, my elusive, but nevertheless marvelous friend.
MSR needle drops responsible for wildcard tones and pulses."
"A new major release of audio programming language ChucK has come out.
ChucK has been on the scene for a solid 20 years now.
Apart from general synthesis and analysis, ChucK was a big mover in the early Live Coding music scene.
The language lets you add instruments and algorithmic elements to a live performance at will.
ChucK is a very easy and powerful language to learn."
The following was made in ChucK by Loscha back in 2018. You can find the code at the bottom of this link.
Details on the update via the ChucK email list :
"A new release of ChucK (1.5.0.0; codename "chai") is here:
