Errorinstruments Introduces Singularity Tropical Noise Eurorack Module

video upload by errorinstruments paul tas

Singularity talking with wobbler off

"Hey there! I hope you're doing well. I wanted to tell you about the new Singularity Eurorack module. It's truly something else! With its active and passive function, as well as open clock dividers, it offers a unique experience compared to other tropical noise modules. It can even work accidentally as a passive drum machine for experimental purposes. It reminds me a lot of NOON, the beautiful big drum Synthesizer from Landscape. Singularity also has a function that allows you to use a passive and active in-between soda sounds of an oscillator, resulting in a striking difference in sound when using 5 volts compared to 12 volts. You can check out this amazing module on www.errorinstruments.com. Stay tuned for more demonstrations coming soon! Plus, it comes with a bag of capacitors that you can switch, and three patch cables. It's a beautiful and compact 16 HP module. Enjoy exploring its possibilities! 😊"

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The Differences Between Model:Cycles and Model:Samples // Model:Cycles Tutorial

video upload by Elektron

"We dip our toes into Model:Cycles and Model:Samples in the most uncomplicated of ways, both in terms of where the similarities lie between the two siblings and explaining some of the key differences between them. We also look at where the strengths of this pair may lie in your Elektron and wider gear setup, and put together a simple sequence to demonstrate the spontaneous and accessible workflow of the devices.

Check out more about Model:Cycles, a six track FM based groovebox, and Model:Samples, a six track sample based groovebox."

Korg modwave custom patches

video upload by Əlәɔʇɹo ᴟuᴤiɔ

Waldorf Iridium Keyboard [Part. 1] | No Talking |

video upload by DKS SYNTH LAB

Timeline
0:00 Intro
0:10 Martians
2:09 JH Kernel Rhythm
3:47 Lush Poly
4:56 KS Sensation White
6:09 JH Phaseonomics
7:26 Perfect Sweep
8:23 Dirty Sponge
9:22 Lead w

Part 2 here

Make Noise Strega and 0-CTRL

video upload by Akihiko Matsumoto

"Make Noise Modular Synth Sample Pack: https://akihikomatsumoto.bandcamp.com..."

Berglund Instruments NuRAD Wind Controller | @EddieEWI Live Stream

video upload by Eddie EWI

Birdy Colombia // Plinky-MakeNoise-Instruo-Mimeophon-FX Aid-Arbhar-Modular Synth-Ultimate Ears//

video upload by Manu Blond

"Song : Birdy Colombia

Jam with the birds in the Colombian Forest 🌳

- Granular voice : Instruo Arbhar
- Birds : recorded live and processed on the fly
- Chords synth : Plinky
- Bluetooth speaker : Ultimate ears Megaboom

Sound raw and roots from Bluetooth speaker and catched from my phone 😅"

Your LXR-02 drum machine is also an unusual multitimbral synth

video upload by Richard DeHove

"Some machines will never deviate from their designated life mission. Others, like the LXR-02, can entirely reinvent themselves with just a modest push. Erica Synth's little digital drum machine is at heart a six-voice multitimbral synth. The controls are optimised for percussion but it's building blocks are entirely those of synths: Oscillators, envelopes, filters and LFOs. So you're not dressing BoBo the Smoking Chimp with rabbit ears and pretending it's the Easter Bunny. The LXR is already a capable synth.

So here I run through the construction of a couple of synth sounds, meander about through the options, get distracted, lament the poor onboard effects, and end up with a reasonable stereo bassy mid-thing. One small technical note of caution: If you're using a Keystep-37's arpeggiator to play the LXR you may need to go into the LXR's config options and filter the incoming MIDI to just be notes (a single 'N' in the display). This is because the Keystep's 'stop' command sends a CC51 message to the LXR which zeroes Voice 1's decay envelope.

If there's one area where the LXR-02 falls a bit short as a multi-track synth it's in programming and manipulating chromatic sequencer tracks. But a possible solution to that is in the next video...

0:00 Music intro
1:06 Why use it as a synth?
2:30 Which voice?
3:36 Config setup
5:08 Synth basics
7:50 Envelope shape
9:30 Second oscillator
10:20 Detune
12:00 Fiddlings
14:21 LFO
17:34 Stereo field
25:20 FX
27:47 Voice 5
29:27 Repeats
31:12 LFO & FM

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/"

Tenderfoot Electronics - Source & Confluence

video upload by Signal Sounds

"Source is the new 10HP VCO from Tenderfoot Electronics. For more info head over to:

https://tenderfootelectronics.com/col...

OR

www.signalsounds.com

Features include:

Knobs and switches:
12-position octave dial for a huge range of frequencies.
Fine tune dial with a range of just over 1 octave to help you easily find the right pitch
VCO / LFO switch.
Frequency Range of 18kHz (VCO mode) down to around 180 seconds per cycle (LFO mode)
Pulsewidth Dial
Sub select switch (-1oct, -2oct, -2oct 25%pulse)
Soft / Hard sync

CV inputs:
1V/oct
Exponential FM (with attenuator)
Linear FM (with attenuator)
Pulse width modulation (with attenuator)
Sync input

Outputs
Triangle
Saw (down ramp)
Pulse / Square
Sine
Sub (square / pulse)

INCLUDED IN THE BOX AT PURCHASE:
When getting hold of your source VCO, you will also get its expansion module Confluence in the same box! No need for an additional purchase.

Confluence adds 2 channels of waveshape mixing to your Source VCO along with a white noise generator. The output crossfader allows you to seamlessly morph between the 2 mixer channels for evolving waveshapes (using this in LFO mode gives you a wild CV source!).

VIDEO CONTENT
0:00 - Intro/Overview
2:17 - PWM, Mix Modulation + Echo & Feed
5:15 - Soft Sync
8:00 - Outro"

Dub Techno Patchin'

video upload by MAKEN0ISE

"Patch ideas can come from anywhere!

Do you ever find your way to a favorite patch by accident, in an unexpected way? Do you have any favorite Dub Techno artists or tracks that we should check out? Let us know in the comments!

http://www.makenoisemusic.com"