Powering 2 x Korg Volcas noiselessly with myVolts CrazyChain

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"Powering Korg Volcas noiselessly with myVolts CrazyChain, through an isolated pedal power supply

The Korg Volcas take 9V centre positive power, and a smaller barrel than standard. myVolts CrazyChain VAR2 reverses the polarity from the 9V isolated pedal power supply output, and makes the barrel smaller too.

Buy CrazyChain here: https://myvolts.co.uk/CrazyChain

Got power questions? Just ask myVolts!"

myVolts Tabletop Sesh: Roland Arias Compacts and Dreadbox gear w/ Korg SQ-1

video upload by myVolts

Caroline off of myVolts & Gary

Gear:
Roland Aria Compact T-8
Roland Aria Compact S-1
Roland MB-Cube
Dreadbox Hades Reissue
Dreadbox Kinematic Pedal
Korg SQ-1


Power cables:
myVolts Ripcord AA9927MS powering Roland MB-Cube & Dreadbox Kinematic Pedal

All available at https://myvolts.co.uk

Perkons driven by the Midicake arpeggiator (no talk)

video upload by Richard DeHove

"Two examples of the Midicake Arp driving the Perkons drum machine. There's no patterns or steps programmed here, just MIDI triggers sent from the Arp. Each voice is on a different MIDI channel. Variations are created by a gentle modulation of the beats/bar parameter and the two modulations channels variously affecting velocity, groove length and the rhythm pattern length. Timings on individual parts have also been tweaked using the delay parameter. When you see the orange light on a channel it means that part is muted.
The Arp is of course blind to what might make a pleasing drum pattern so it's a little bit chaotic at times but overall I think it's an interesting end result. If the drums weren't the main focus of your performance, but you needed something that continually changed to the avoid simple continuous loops then this might be a good solution. By switching kits you can also create some interesting fills. And while it might all be a bit loose as a jam, it could easily be chopped up into something much more coherant. And a drum machine that was able to receive note information (like the LXR-02) would be even more interesting.
The Geiger Counter provides some grit and there's also a little Fabfilter Pro-R on the kick (which was taken as a separate out).
Anyway, just a little noodle for your consideration and amusement.

0:00 Noodle one
1:32 Noodle two

Lots of downloads for supporters on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/richarddehove
Many thanks to my kind patrons who keep this channel ad-free
My website: https://richarddehove.com/"

UNO SYNTH PRO X From IK Multimedia - Getting Started Walkthrough & Programming Guide

video upload by The Sound Test Room

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Digitakt Beat Matching: Repitch, Resample, and Slice

video upload by EZBOT

"In this tutorial, learn how to adapt drum loops to match any BPM seamlessly, providing essential flexibility in your music production on the Elektron Digitakt. Equip yourself with this essential skill and enhance the precision and adaptability of your beat making on the Digitakt. Let's get started."



Get the NEW Ultimate Octatrack FX Template 1.1.3 and the NEW Ultimate

Performance Mixer 2FF 1.1.6 here with continuous updates:

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Entire Back-Catalog of Optigan / Orchestron / Panoptigon Disc Titles Now Available

via Optigan.com

"For the first time in a couple of years, our entire catalog of existing disc titles for Optigan, Orchestron, and Panoptigon are now back in print and available for purchase! While the Optical Disc Lab (made possible by the generous support of our fellow Optigoners) isn’t quite ready yet to plot masters of new titles, we can now make copies of our existing masters that are fully up to the quality we were able to previously achieve with an outside vendor. So if there’s any gaps in your collection, they can now be filled!"

The Enchanting LoFi Textures Of An Optical Sound Sampler

video upload by HAINBACH

"Listen to the 'Talentmaker Takes' EP on my bandcamp: https://hainbach.bandcamp.com/album/t...

The Chilton Talentmaker is one of the first samplers, or rather loop players. Like the slightly more famous Mellotron, it allows playback of recorded instruments, but it can play them back as loops. This allows for all kind of endless playback of music, from 'German Band' and 'Polka Band' to 'Waltz Guitar', made famous through Michel Gondry's 'Eternal Sunshine Of A Spotless mind' soundtrack.

The Chilton and its close relatives, the Optigan and Orchestron, were used by Kraftwerk, David Lynch, Tom Waits, The Clash and many more."

Andy Stott + Debit | Moog Sound Lab

video upload by Moog Music Inc

"The Moog Sound Lab series returns with electronic music producers Delia Beatriz (aka Debit) and Andy Stott!

Inside the Moog Sound Lab studio space, the two joined forces to compose and perform an original track infused with elements of each artist’s unique musical style, ranging from hard techno and post-punk to dream pop and Latin club music.

Get a behind-the-scenes look at how Andy Stott and Debit use Matriarch, Grandmother, DFAM, and Mavis in their creative process, integrating this selection of flexible hardware instruments with Ableton for a seamless production flow.

More about Debit: https://deliabeatriz.com
More about Andy Stott: https://modern-love.co.uk"

IK Multimedia UNO Synth Pro X Sound Demo (no talking)

video upload by Bonedo Synthesizers

0:00 Basses
0:58 Pads
2:07 Dub Chords
4:08 Leads
5:02 Bassline Mode
6:00 more Leads
7:16 EFX

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Best of Roland Jupiter-4 Synthesizer

video upload by RetroSound

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Best of Roland Jupiter-4 Synthesizer
all synthesizer sounds: Roland Jupiter-4 Synthesizer (1978)
drums: Boss DR-55, Korg KR-55B, Roland TR-808 , Roland TR-707 Linndrum, Simmons SDS-8

Setlist
0:06 Intro
0:30 Space Voyager
0:59 November Rain
1:46 Lost 70s
2:53 Landing Ship
3:04 New Wave
3:32 Mistral Wind
3:43 Nightliner
4:05 Old Wave
4:28 The Rocket
4:53 Bad Time
5:13 Dust In The Wind
5:41 Astral
5:55 City By Night
6:33 Machine Run
6:44 Run Run Run
7:22 Jetstream
7:36 Alarm
8:11 1978
9:27 Outro

The Roland Jupiter-4 Synthesizer from the year 1978 is one of my favorite synths. Here can you find the full Jupiter-4 playlist with single sound demos and one synth demo tracks. Enjoy.
The Jupiter-4 playlist:"

Korg Mono/Poly SN 373543

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"Beautiful vintage Korg Mono/Poly. In excellent working condition. Tuning is excellent after a few minutes warm-up. All switches, knobs, key contacts work great."

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