MATRIXSYNTH

12/13/23 (filter opening, pitch) Roland Jupiter 6 + Akai ME20A + Alesis Midiverb II (46)

video upload by Cfpp0

"Added the Alesis Midiverb II to the Roland Jupiter 6 and Akai ME20A window. It’s a bloom machine, but it’s great at reversed effects, like this reversed delay preset #46. The Midiverb II is being used in mono here. I still don’t really understand how the ME20A turns chords into these odd sequences in sequential playback mode, but when I switch to up mode it makes a bit more sense."

SynthCone PLANETOID / Shift-Line ASTRONAUT V / Red Panda PARTICLE / Experimental Music / by GIPNOZER

video upload by G I P N O Z E R

"Once upon a time, a talented cyborg lived on a distant lifeless planet. Cyborg possessed a special ability that allowed him to create noise and experimental sound devices. Thanks to this power, he was able to bring good to the universe.
The cyborg was from a distant planet and was sent to a distant planet by its creators. Its creators created it for a special mission: to bring happiness and peace to the universe.
The cyborg immediately got to work. He created sound devices that produced different types of noises and sounds. When he played the sounds, they brought life to the planet. The cyborg was able to create sounds that everyone could hear and enjoy, filling the planet with a beautiful and soothing atmosphere.
The cyborg had a special connection to the planet. He was able to feel the vibrations of the planet and knew exactly how to create harmony and peace. With the help of his sound devices, he was able to help the inhabitants of the planet connect with each other and create a more unified society.
Everyone loved and respected Cyborg. He was a source of inspiration to many, and everyone admired and appreciated his work. He was an example of how to bring peace and joy to a lifeless planet.
Cyborg continued his mission by creating sound devices capable of bringing goodness and life to the universe. Everyone has fallen in love with Cyborg, and his work will bring joy to the universe for many years to come.
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Thanks to my friend and colleague Eugene Pixel for giving me a Canon 6R 4K camera for testing. In this regard, several videos will be in high resolution. Respect, my friend!!!"

Tesseract Tukra | Survival Guide

video upload by Cinematic Laboratory

"This is one of the toughest videos I've made so far. Just imagine a module that has 80 buttons which are all menu items, and many of these buttons have secondary functions. Many of them open one or more pages. It's huge. I noticed that reference videos don't really work, because there's no reference. It's just one big tablet of hieroglyphs. So I tried a different approach for this 'survival guide'. Since this is a production value channel, I focused on what a competitive high end drum sequencer should be capable of - and how it's done on Tukra. While I was diving into these fundamental tasks, I discovered one of the best sequencers out there, only to realize that I was only scratching it's enigmatic surface. Welcome to episode 1!"