Sequential OB-6 _ first patch🎛🎹

video upload by L e x i n o u s

8/9/23 SSL 1660 (D c8 to B12/B14) & 1310 + .com Q123 (440Hz) & Q124 + LWSS CGS35 + Moo Vanilla Env

video upload by Cfpp0

"Altering the D slider on The Matrix to get different variations: starting at c8 then B12/B14\B12 …
The Matrix to Vanilla Envelope VCA to Low pass in on CGS35. The soft drone towards the end is when Q123 Standards drops a 440Hz A note into the CGS35 band pass in. Flipping the switch to negative on Standards accentuates the tone and the Matrix CV out wavers it all."

MJ’s Thriller Frog Bass - The Search

video upload by Anthony Marinelli Music

"In this video, Anthony begins a light-hearted search to uncover the mystery of the 'Frog Bass' sound that occurs during the break down section of Michael Jackson’s song - 'Thriller'. He’ll discuss why it was recorded, who played it and what the instrument was. Quincy and Michael were always looking for unusual ear-catching sounds during the making of Thriller. Since Quincy was a world class composer, arranger and orchestrator it made sense that he would want to introduce a new sound later in the song to keep the listener surprised. This bright edgy sound is much like adding a bassoon double to a contra-bass part in traditional orchestral music. It adds more presence to the bass part and makes it pop out of the speakers. Anthony meets with his long time friend Steven Ray (co-host of Michael Jackson’s Thriller Album Stories in the Room podcast) to hear his story about the “Frog Bass”. Steven tells us that Quincy had a Casiotone CT-401 and brought that instrument into the studio along with possibly some other portable Casio keyboards to record the “Frog” preset. Anthony also heard that James Ingram may have suggested the sound or it could have been Rod Temperton that had the idea. We know for sure that it was played by Michael’s keyboardist Greg Phillinganes. Anthony confirmed this with Greg, but he was unsure of the actual keyboard model. The search to find more information about this zany sound will continue on this channel until we have exhausted conversations with everyone that was in the room during the making of Thriller. The lesson here is that interesting sounds are all around us and don’t always require expensive vintage synthesizers or even today’s state-of-the-art plugin instruments. Sometimes what we need is sitting right in front of us. And when we use our imaginations in this way, we may stumble upon something remarkable for decades of listeners to ponder.

In this series Anthony breaks down some of the most icons synthesizer patches that he programmed for Michael Jackson’s Thriller

Anthony's musical touch as both composer and performer is connected with some of the most influential creative minds over the last 40 years. He’s composed and conducted original orchestral scores for over 80 feature films including Young Guns, Internal Affairs, The Man From Elysian Fields, 15 Minutes and Planes, Trains & Automobiles, been commissioned by the Los Angeles Philharmonic for his symphonic work "In the Family Way", written over one thousand TV commercials in a myriad of musical styles, co-founded Levels Audio Post (LA's premiere post production facility) and performed and arranged on big-box-office films and influential hit records such as Michael Jackson's Thriller.

His extensive work as a young arranger, orchestrator and performer for Quincy Jones, Jack Nitzsche, Lamont Dozier, Arthur Rubenstein and Giorgio Moroder was vital in launching his own career. His early years pioneering modular analog synthesizers along with his wide-ranging music scholarship positioned Anthony at the center of the music technology revolution. He attended the University of Southern California School of Music as a piano and composition major.

Instagram: https://instagram.com/anthonymarinell...

Website: www.anthonymarinelli.com"

A Simple Rungler Piece

video upload by Todd Barton

"It doesn't get much simpler that a single patch cable out of the Hordijk Rungler followed by a few simple knob turns :-)"

Exploring Arturia MINIFREAK V

video upload by DATABROTH

check out my wavetables and presets at https://gumroad.com/databroth join my Patreon https://www.patreon.com/databroth join my discord as well https://discord.gg/8XVBCYpv8e "Arturia have hooked me up with their MINIFREAK V software version of minifreak synthesizer
today I will be exploring this unique and fun synth."

ELKA RHAPSODY 610 STRINGS SYNTHESIZER - Handmade Miniature 1/6 scale

video upload by Ronaldo Lopes Teixeira ROLT

125 Hardware Synthesizers In One Place! Our Sound Design Laboratory & Private Synthesizers Museum!

video upload by LFOstore

https://lfo.store

"What does heaven for sound designers and synth lovers look like? Welcome to Nick Klimenko's Synth Museum! Long-awaited dream is now true. Nick built a whole house near Moscow, which will be available to every synth enthusiast and serve as an office for LFO Store projects. The space can be used for composing, mixing, sound tweaking, re-amping midi notes and all possible needs.

It is worth noting that synthesizers have been a big part of film music for the recent 50 years. Just think of Vangelis and 'Blade Runner', John Carpenter and 'Halloween', Daft Punk and 'Tron' movies...

Now many of these instruments that are used in film scoring, available for our synth community. Welcome to our new home!

Yours,
LFO Team

Timecode:
00:00 Otto's Flight
01:22 Nick's Welcome
02:00 Yamaha
04:38 Arturia
05:47 Roland
06:36 Behringer
08:01 LFO Store
08:33 Kawai
09:26 Alesis
10:59 Modal
12:28 Ensoniq
13:44 Novation & Access
15:05 Korg & Quasimidi
15:35 Outro"

Moogerfooger Effects Now Available for iPad & iPhone

via Moog Music

"All 8 Moogerfooger Effects Are Now Available for Your iPad or iPhone
Experience the powerful sound and extensive feature set of our desktop Moogerfooger Effects Plug-ins from within your mobile production setup!

Compatible with your favorite mobile DAWs, Moogerfooger Effects for iOS bring the audio processing capabilities of classic Moog delay, modulation, filtering, distortion, and more to your device for professional sound design wherever inspiration strikes.

Grab any individual effect for $9.99 USD or the full bundle of eight for $39.99 USD now in the App Store! This introductory pricing is available for a limited time."

Addional details and pics via the app store:

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Korg Maxi-Korg 800DV panel controls in detail

video upload by O.Z. Hall

"This is a detailed explanation of the unusual panel controls of the vintage Korg Maxi-Korg 800DV from the 1970s. Some have suggested that it was the best mono synth from the 1970s. It included two full mini-korg 700 synths which provided a lot of sonic potential.

This unit is rare because
1) at that time Korg (sold throughh Univox in the U.S.) was a largely unknown Japanese synth maker.
2) it was the older brother to the Mini-Korg 700(s). The Mini-Korg sold for about $750 in the mid '70s. The Maxi was perhaps twice that price, which meant that it competed with the ARP Odyssey and Mini-moog. It obviously lost that contest in the market.

Check it out in this video! Let me know what you think."

DB-01 sound design from bleedin' obvious to drum phase offset

video upload by Richard DeHove

"Sound design on a one oscillator bass synth? Yes, a surprising amount. A lot is tied up with the sequencer but there are also some pure synth tips in there as well. Some of them, like filter tracking, I've talked about before so perhaps this is like a "best of" compilation. But it still seems to make sense to have them all in one place. For impatient veterans perhaps only the last section on LFO phase will show anything of more hardcore interest.

0:00 Intro
0:18 Don't crank
0:34 Do crank
1:15 Calibrate
1:55 Waveforms
2:38 Clicky McClick
3:47 Tracking (again)
4:19 LFO rant & vibrato
6:00 Portamento
6:36 Audio rate LFO
8:40 Fake delay
9:24 Gate joy
10:35 Arp gates
11:11 Phase is best
12:51 Hello DFAM

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/"