Sequential Circuits Six-trak

video upload by flat nandez

"Through Revox A77. Sorry for the noise, i need to get a filter oneday ;)"

Ambient jam with Novation Peak #1 [january "24]

video upload by Sergey Rakitin / Nomusicians

"1 synth , 4 hands, 5 chords and (approximately) 31 beats per phrase.
Novation Peak sequenced with Arturia Keystep and some live additional notes and pitch-mod controls

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'Oriental Blues' - a track on Novation Circuit Tracks + Ableton Live instruments

video upload by Peter makes tunes

"Circuit Tracks is doing the bass and the leads, Ableton - the pads and high-pitched and filtered chords."

Korg OPSIX - Astral Sound Pack - 32 AMBIENT Patches

video upload by Alba Ecstasy

"32 #AMBIENT #Patches for Korg #OPSIX 👉 https://www.albaecstasy.ro/korg-opsix/

All the patches contains sequences and have routed functions to the mod wheel so use it when playing the sounds! You need the OPSIX Sound Librarian to upload the patches. Patches are provided as individual program files and also as a library of 32 patches.

❤️, ae"

Processing the transients \ Sound-Design Technique

video upload by Omri Cohen

"You can find the patch on my Patreon page - https://www.patreon.com/posts/patch-f...
Here is the Make Noise video - [posted here]"

Volca Beats + Volca Bass + MoPho + Juno-Gi | Jamuary Week 2 | 2024

video upload by Musical Miscellany (Poorness Studios)

"Continuing with my Jamuary series, here's another Monday morning jam. I decided to use the KORG Volca Beats, KORG Volca Bass, Dave Smith (DSI) MoPho, and Roland Juno-Gi together. The combination seems to work."

Classic birds: Roland CR78 and Korg Mini Pops 7 MIDI flyover

video upload by ohm_studi_ohm

"Since these days I have on hand 2 classic - shall I write cult ? - drum machines that I retrofitted with MIDI interface it was very tempting to compare them in real time, playing the same thing. So I did !

The Korg MiniPops features the Tubbutec Unipulse interface (https://tubbutec.de/unipulse/) and the Roland CR-78 was upgraded with Tauntek MCU replacement (http://tauntek.com/CR78.htm). Bless these guys for everything they give to the synth community.
In this video I don't go deep into the MIDI functionality, i simply wanted to compare the raw sound of these 2 units. It would not be fair to compare them features wise. 10 years or more separate them and in many aspects the technology gap seems abysmal.
BUT they are more alike one can think at first.
What makes them very close is the nature, number and choice of drum sounds. The MP7 has 15 of them and the CR78 14. They have those sounds in common: Bass, Snare, Rimshot, High-Hat, Cymbal, Cowbell, Conga, Large Bongo, Small Bongo, Claves, Guiro, Tambourin.
The MP7 adds a second Snare sound (longer decay) whereas the CR78 has a second Tambourine sound (longer decay). The "maracas" on th CR78 can be interpreted as Cymbal 2 on the MP7.
Actually soundwise the big difference is the "Quijada" sound that's on the MP7 and is nowhere else to be found. Quite a jaw dropping sound it is !
So anyway i MIDI mapped the MP7s sounds to their respective CR78 ones as best possible so I now have 2 analog expanders rack :-)"

Prizma mkII by Doboz

video upload by Doboz

via Doboz

"Prizma is a versatile and powerful sequencer for Eurorack modular systems. A composition tool focusing on the creation of complex melodic and rhythmic progressions, utilizing the principles of controlled unpredictability, with the ability to determine the timing and location of randomness and the degree to which it influences your sequences. The module features 2 tracks of CV and GATE outputs which are driven by a 16-step sequencer, an auxiliary sequencer with its own clock divider, and further sub-circuitry that shapes the eventual output results."

Major Tom Sequencer // GIACOMO VANELLI

video upload by NONO MODULAR

"an excerpt from the close encounter between Major Tom and Giacomo Vanelli."

See this post for details on the new Major Tom Sequencer from NONO MODULAR.

Nembrini Audio NA 501 Chorus Echo plugin

video upload by Nembrini Audio

Press release follows:


Nembrini Launch NA501 Chorus Echo Plugin

The Legendary Roland RE-501 Chorus Echo Reborn

8th January 2024: Nembrini Audio launches the NA501 Chorus Echo Plugin. The new, cutting edge plugin enabling musicians and producers to rediscover the legendary analog warmth, authentic spring reverb, classic tape delay and lush BBD chorus of the iconic Roland RE-501 Chorus Echo*. Listen to it here or watch the launch video https://youtu.be/9nAYmr3EfR8.

Released in 1982, the renowned Roland RE-501 Chorus Echo was the last of Roland’s line of electro-mechanical effects processors. The ‘box’ contained a special tape recorder to create delay effects or ‘echoes’ alongside a spring reverb and chorus effect. The unique design of unit allowed the longer tape to move freely making the echo sounds longer and cleaner. The coveted RE-501, highly sought after for its colourful character and richness of sound was used by Bob Marley to create deep, throbbing echoes and Radiohead to produce pitch-shifting effects.

The NA 501 Chorus Echo is an innovative digital re-interpretation of the sought after Roland RE-501 Chorus Echo. It faithfully captures the complex essence of the mechanical and electronic component interactions of one of the most notable tape delays ever designed. By extending the original design with modern functionality, enhanced control and flexibility and allowing it to fit seamlessly into today’s digital work stations, the NA 501 Chorus Echo plugin goes beyond mere emulation.

The authentic sound of the meticulously modelled plugin is ideal for adding rich analog textures to any genre of music and is a versatile tool for musicians and producers seeking a classic sound with contemporary workability. The extended creative controls of NA 501 Chorus Echo along with its intuitive user interface make it easy for users to recreate the impression that the echoes are receding rather than simply getting quieter.

The new plugin is currently on offer at until 31st January 2024. The desktop version introductory price is $29.99 rising to $99 and the iOS version $7.99 increasing to $14.99 after the promotion ends. NA 501 Chorus Echo is PC, Mac and iOS (VST2, VST3, AU, AAX and AUv3) compatible and requires a FREE iLOK account.

To find out more and download the plugin more please go to https://www.nembriniaudio.com/products/501-chorus-echo or mobile https://apps.apple.com/us/app/501-chorus-echo/id6473418769.