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TMP-2-01 Vintage Synth TV Series from Benge

video upload by zack dagoba

Additional Vintage Synth TV episodes by Benge 00:00 Opening Titles
00:32 Introduction
01:36 Little Black Boxes
05:37 Switched On Cybersynths
14:59 Synthesiser Club
18:51 Commercial Break
19:41 Patching Today
31:58 Video Lab
42:50 Outro

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First in a new series of the TV program from Benge made at his Memetune Electronic Music Studio

The series explores his passion for vintage synthesiser instruments and studio gear and how he uses it on his productions and collaborations

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It is divided into the following sections:

LITTLE BLACK BOXES - A look at some classic rack mount synths of the 80s and 90s

SWITCHED ON - This second series looks at a type of synthesis based around the ideas of Cybernetics, which Benge calls CYBERSYNTHESIS

SYNTHESISER CLUB - A short musical demonstration of a synthesiser classic or two

PATCHING TODAY - A deep-dive into vintage modular systems and how to set up a patch on them, starting from scratch

VIDEO LAB - A look at old video equipment and how to create experimental visuals

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In THIS episode:

LITTLE BLACK BOXES - The Yamaha TG77, from 1989

SWITCHED ON CYBERSYNTHS - An introduction to the concepts behind this fascinating synthesis technique, using vintage Serge and Emu modulars to create some very abstract music

SYNTHESISER CLUB - Roland synths: SH5, Sh3A, Jupiter4, System 100 (101 and 102), MC4 Microcomposer, RE201 Space Echo, DEP5 Reverb/Multi FX, SDE1000 Digital Delay

PATCHING TODAY - Modcan A-Series modular synthesiser

VIDEO LAB - Short film “Proof of Hyper-travel” by Benge

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LINKS:
Benge's Studio Blog: http://myblogitsfullofstars.blogspot.com
Memetune Studio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/memetunestudio
Benge on Bandcamp: https://zackdagoba.bandcamp.com

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The MemeTune Programme Credits:
Everything in this video was created by B D Edwards (Benge)
All music, design, writing, filming and production completed at Memetune Studios, UK, 2023

The Spectraphon modulated by Shepard Tones!

video upload by MAKEN0ISE

"Hello! It's Pete from the Make Noise Instagram channel, stopping by YouTube this week with a walkthrough of a recent favorite Spectraphon/Spiratone patch!

I know, I know, you're asking yourself WHICH recent favorite Spectraphon/Spiratone patch could he be referring to? There are so many. It's this one: https://www.instagram.com/p/CuHved6N3bP/

The patch was inspired by the functionality of the Buchla 297 Infinite Phase Shifter, and while it is not a recreation of the 297 it uses the module as a jumping off point for sonic exploration.

For more information on the Make Noise Soundhack Spiratone, please check out Walker's excellent overview video from the halcyon days of 2016: [posted here in 2015]

Thanks for watching and happy patching!

http://www.makenoisemusic.com"

Pamela’s PRO Workout: CV Mixing, Arpeggios & Logic Beats with Cross Ops

video upload by ALM TV

"Cross Operations are a unique feature of Pamela's PRO Workout that allow its outputs to be combined in many different ways. Each output includes its own selection for the type of cross operation and which output channel to combine it with. The operations range from different types of mixing, to sample & hold, to logic operations and more. In this video we take a look at a few examples of what Cross Operations can do.

This is the first in our new video series taking a closer look at the more unique and powerful features of Pamela's PRO Workout. Subscribe to stay up to date on upcoming videos in the series!

Time Stamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:38 - Modulation Mixing
3:55 - CV + Gate Arpeggios with S&H
7:22 - Logic Beats
9:51 - Outro

Thanks for watching!"

Pamela’s PRO Workout series

How To Customize the Happy Nerding FX AID Module | Bioelectric Skiff Project

video upload by Musical Miscellany (Poorness Studios)

"I recently got this FX AID module from Happy Nerding. I had read that you can customize it to your liking and wanted to give it a shot. It's actually a pretty straightforward process. I made this video to help others do the same.

Intro - 0:00
Demo w/Default Config - 0:41
Using the App - 1:24
My Custom Config - 3:09
Update Process - 3:39
Demo w/Custom Config - 5:24
Conclusion - 5:40

See the previous video here:" [posted here]

And see more FX-related vids here:"

Whispers In The Dark

video upload by John L Rice

"Quick test featuring the Squarp Instruments Rample sample playback module after finally getting it to work reliably. (I replaced the memory card and that seems to have resolved the random shutdowns) 👌 #modularsynth #eurorackmodular #electronicmusic #creepymusic"

Hardware Jams Weekend Challenge: Pandemonium

video upload by SynthAddict

"To celebrate the official Pandemonium Day…

Moog Tower of Doom with Alesis Bitrman, Hologram Microcosm, and Lexicon MX-200.
I tried to make an evolving ambient thingy that slowly went off the rails (a-la pandemonium), but I didn’t; quite get there. :-P"

Elka Rhapsody 610 Rare Vintage Italian String Synthesizer w Case

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via this auction

Demo video posted here.

"100% working conditions
Amazing aestetics conditions
SERVICED by pro tecnician
Comes with its original ELKA case!"

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Roland CPE-800 Compu-Editor CV/Controller

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via this auction

"This listing is for one ultra-rare Roland CPE-800 Compu Editor. This super rare piece is meant to control a rack VCA bank (not included) for automation of audio signals via CV. As you can see it is from the era of the TR-808 and Jupiter-8 with those beautiful tact switches.

The CPE records slider movements so you can lock the recording automation to a sync track. It works fine, it includes the unit itself and the cable originally meant to connect to the VCA unit; one idea would be to build a box to convert this connection into 3.5mm jacks to control all sorts of stuff. Otherwise, if you want to use this like it was originally intended, you'll either need to find one of the original VCA rack unit or DIY something similar."

You can find pics of the VCA-800 unit here.

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