Monday, January 22, 2024
Soft pop2 X Plinky patch from scratch #2
video upload by Meska
Part 1 here
"Quick patch from scratch with Plinky and Softpop2 , its my workflow for finding melodys ect
Thank you for watching.
My name is Meska of the statik collective . I've been making mostly "dark and expérimental" music for more than ten years now, i'v learn so much online, now it's time for me to share my knoledge, my exploration and this channel is a place to talk about the tools, sound design and techniques to make music with.
You can stream my albums and EPs at https://statikwave.bandcamp.com/
If you'd like to support the channel consider buying music from bandcamp ;)"
Glitch on the Floor (small synths + harp) | Jamuary Week 4 | 2024
video upload by Musical Miscellany (Poorness Studios)
"Continuing with my Jamuary series for 2024, I decided to do a glitchy improv using a random collection of instruments. The list includes: Error Instruments Acid Bee, Moffenzeef Jarmaggeddon, Dave Smith MoPho desktop, KORG KO-2 Kaossilator, Error Instruments Blind Noise Nano, & AKlot 15-string Harp."
#Jamuary 22nd 2024 "rusty crayons"
video upload by Captain Credible
"tryna wangle it out of the #novationcircuit and feeding the #kaosspad the scraps. #jamuary2024 #kaoss #growl #grungy"
Jamuary — 01-22-24
Surge XT is even better now!
video upload by Omri Cohen
"You can find the patches from this video and other videos on my Patreon page - https://www.patreon.com/posts/patches...
Here is the SurgeXT collection - https://library.vcvrack.com/SurgeXTRack
*** In the example with the CXOR module, I totally missed the link option between the channels, so there’s no need to connect the upper channel to the lower one. You can just click the button and link them. ***
00:00 - Introduction
00:15 - Unison
08:38 - Nimbus
13:22 - Bonsai
16:37 - CXOR
20:00 - Auto cable connection"
BARP 2500 Basic Patch Points
video upload by O.Z. Hall
"This video reviews the basic patch points for a two oscillator subtractive synthesis patch using my Behringer ARP 2500 system. It includes a few short jams playing lead on the Korg ARP 2600.
TIMECODE
0:00 - Intro
0:37 - 1027 Sequencer Patching
2:03 - Subtractive Voice Patching
4:00 - Detailed look at selected controls
4:33 - 1004 Oscillator switches
6:00 - 1006 FiltAmp inputs and controls
6:47 - 1033 Dual Envelope - delay time for 'echo' envelope
7:55 - Putting it all together - Sequenced Voice w/echo
8:21 - Voltage Control of Clock Gate width
8:55 - Conclusion/closing jam"
Korg PS-3100 Polyphonic Synthesizer
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via this auction
"Upgraded with MIDI which allows you to utilize all of the modulations while you sequence some polyphonic space funk (when you dial in the resonators this thing can sound like a funky clavinet). all edge card connectors have been serviced (a major issue with old unserviced PS series). The 3100 has the resonators that the 3200 does not which is the main effect that gives it the desirable character. When I figured out to send both the Final Out and Direct Out and blend them into my Ms50 mixer (any mixer will do) it opened up a thick full sound unlike anything I have heard on YouTube videos. This was serviced by Tone Tweakers and is in excellent shape cosmetically and works perfectly."
On a related note, KORG has announced a new PS-3300 FS.
via this auction
"Upgraded with MIDI which allows you to utilize all of the modulations while you sequence some polyphonic space funk (when you dial in the resonators this thing can sound like a funky clavinet). all edge card connectors have been serviced (a major issue with old unserviced PS series). The 3100 has the resonators that the 3200 does not which is the main effect that gives it the desirable character. When I figured out to send both the Final Out and Direct Out and blend them into my Ms50 mixer (any mixer will do) it opened up a thick full sound unlike anything I have heard on YouTube videos. This was serviced by Tone Tweakers and is in excellent shape cosmetically and works perfectly."
On a related note, KORG has announced a new PS-3300 FS.
1967 Moog Synthesizer Catalog
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via this auction
"1967 was the first year Moog had a synthesizer catalog to support their product line, which was entirely custom built at that point. The catalog front has minor wear on the cover, particularly on the bottom edge, that prevent this from being labeled as new/unused. All the pages are intact, none are creased or torn, there is no thumb wear or staining on any of the pages, no writing of any sort on the inside or outside, no dogears or damage. Included is a letter from R.A. Moog dated October 1967. The front cover is rubber stamped Joseph Sear Company with the Manhattan address. Sear Sound was his only sales rep. I will quote Bob Moog in his interview for the Vintage Synthesizers book (Mark Vail)
'Walter Sear had been beating a path up and down Madison Avenue, selling modular systems to commercial music producers who did work for ad agencies. He had something like 40 customers by 1968. But when Switched on Bach came out, the shit hit the fan.'
1967 was the first year any synthesizer manufacturer anywhere had offered the general public a catalog and this is one of them. Very few of these catalogs were ever printed because his scope was limited entirely to NYC, and this is almost certainly the only one left in this condition. If you're shopping for a gift for your favorite Moog synthesizers collector, they don't have one of these. This is a piece of music history."
via this auction
"1967 was the first year Moog had a synthesizer catalog to support their product line, which was entirely custom built at that point. The catalog front has minor wear on the cover, particularly on the bottom edge, that prevent this from being labeled as new/unused. All the pages are intact, none are creased or torn, there is no thumb wear or staining on any of the pages, no writing of any sort on the inside or outside, no dogears or damage. Included is a letter from R.A. Moog dated October 1967. The front cover is rubber stamped Joseph Sear Company with the Manhattan address. Sear Sound was his only sales rep. I will quote Bob Moog in his interview for the Vintage Synthesizers book (Mark Vail)
'Walter Sear had been beating a path up and down Madison Avenue, selling modular systems to commercial music producers who did work for ad agencies. He had something like 40 customers by 1968. But when Switched on Bach came out, the shit hit the fan.'
1967 was the first year any synthesizer manufacturer anywhere had offered the general public a catalog and this is one of them. Very few of these catalogs were ever printed because his scope was limited entirely to NYC, and this is almost certainly the only one left in this condition. If you're shopping for a gift for your favorite Moog synthesizers collector, they don't have one of these. This is a piece of music history."
Moog Sonic Six SN 2110
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via this auction, also on Reverb
"Vintage classic Moog Sonic Six analog synthesizer from the early 1970s. Serial number # 2110.
Awesome, powerful original Moog analog sound from their golden era, with lots of cool functions and modulations.
All the functions work well on it and it sound great. Only thing it needs is keyboard-tracking regulation- that is, adjust a few internal calibration trimpots with a small screwdriver, to play perfectly in tune as you go up and down the keyboard. Directions freely available on the Sonic Six technical service manual pdf available online (right now the keyboard tunes a bit "higher" in pitch, that is it goes up in pitch more than 1v per octave that it needs - but again, other than that all the functions work great on it).
(Also since this is vintage, a couple of keys might double-trigger here and there if you don't use the synth for a long time, but they do clear right up after you play them a couple of time and thus exercise the keyboard contacts. Again a common vintage synth thing. )"
via this auction, also on Reverb
"Vintage classic Moog Sonic Six analog synthesizer from the early 1970s. Serial number # 2110.
Awesome, powerful original Moog analog sound from their golden era, with lots of cool functions and modulations.
All the functions work well on it and it sound great. Only thing it needs is keyboard-tracking regulation- that is, adjust a few internal calibration trimpots with a small screwdriver, to play perfectly in tune as you go up and down the keyboard. Directions freely available on the Sonic Six technical service manual pdf available online (right now the keyboard tunes a bit "higher" in pitch, that is it goes up in pitch more than 1v per octave that it needs - but again, other than that all the functions work great on it).
(Also since this is vintage, a couple of keys might double-trigger here and there if you don't use the synth for a long time, but they do clear right up after you play them a couple of time and thus exercise the keyboard contacts. Again a common vintage synth thing. )"
Yamaha CS80 w/ Factory Split Unison & Filter Mods
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via this auction
Pics of the inside below.
"A very rare and desirable Yamaha cs-80 that was modified by the Yamaha custom shop to have split and unison as well as a "FG filter mod" controllable by the selector switch to sweep through preset filter stages. There are a lot of extra circuit boards in the synth for these modifications"
via this auction
Pics of the inside below.
"A very rare and desirable Yamaha cs-80 that was modified by the Yamaha custom shop to have split and unison as well as a "FG filter mod" controllable by the selector switch to sweep through preset filter stages. There are a lot of extra circuit boards in the synth for these modifications"
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