Modular Panning with Sequencer and LFO

video upload by George B.

"Use promo code BENTON10 for a 10% discount code. This is limited to one time use per customer and capped at $500.00. So if you spend 5k you get $500 off. If you spend 6k they get $500 off. There is no minimum purchase amount - get what you need - but it makes sense to make your one time purchase with code BENTON10 count.
Using a sequencer row as a control voltage to control panning. Also panning with an LFO. Adding two pan channels, LFO driven and Sequencer driven makes a beautiful stereo effect.
Modules used
Voice one - 2) Q106 Oscillators, Q107a Filter, Q109a ADSR, Q960 Sequencer
Voice two - Q106a Oscillator, Q107a Filter Q109a ADSR, Q119a Sequencer, Q173 Gate Math
Voice three - 2) Q106 Osc, Q107a Filter, Q157 S&H++ for LFO (Bass Drone)
Q156 Comparator used for LFO in panning.
Q148 and Q158 both for panning."

Giorgio Sancristoforo's Full Blotter for Windows Released

Now available at giorgiosancristoforo.net.

The Mac version was announced back on February 10. Details and demo video previously captured there.

Kurzweil Reveals K2061 and K2088 V.A.S.T. Synthesizers

via Kurzweil

"We asked ourselves, what if we could rebuild the legendary K2000 V.A.S.T. synthesizer, but using today’s technology?

Enter the new K20 Series…

Dynamic Variable Architecture Synthesis Technology (V.A.S.T.)
61- note synth action or 88-key fully-weighted hammer action w/ aftertouch
New industrial design with an aluminum+steel enclosure
Resculpted K2000 synth library
Compatible with K2 era libraries
32 layers per program
Customizable algorithms
Flash sample playback, VA, FM and KB3 engines
2 GB of factory sounds
2 GB user sample memory
Versatile FX chains and master FX section
256 voice polyphony
480×272 color screen
16-zone MIDI controller
Over 30 physical controllers per zone including an integrated ribbon
16 Arpeggiators
16 MIDI CC sequencers
16 RIFF generators
More info coming soon!"

And a few pics from NAMM:

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LFO Mod Magic, Make better sounds now!

video upload by Ricky Tinez

In this LFO Deep Dive we'll explore the world of synthesis modulation using the Novation Peak, though this can be done on most synths especially VSTs. We'll take 2 LFOs to modulate one another and then add some key tracking to take things to the next level. These synth tips are such fun and easy tools to have in your back pocket when you want to spice up your sound. I really hope you learn something here! Take care."

See You Later Oscillator Hat

00:00 The Goal Today
01:32 Step #1
02:15 How To Use LFO Fade Time
02:45 Utilizing LFO Repeats
03:16 If you don't like this sound, here's how to fix it
04:30 Step #2
05:16 LFO 2 to LFO 1 Rate.. Cross Modulation!
06:11 LFO KeySync
06:57 LFO 2 Repeat Setting! Super Crucial
08:55 Fine Tuning the Modulation
09:28 Step #3 - What I Heard In My Head
09:45 Keyboard Tracking to LFO 1 Rate
12:37 This is the Final Cherry On-Top
15:26 NOW THIS IS THE PATCH! wooooo

Novation Summit | Dawn of the Summit 1978 | Tribute to George

video upload by xu.sounddesign - dirk rohde

"This is the Novation Summit. No external effects."

Circuit Techno (VHS) 03/01/24

video upload by Your City Sleeps

https://soundcloud.com/yourcitysleeps

Classic Game Room - SONICWARE MEGA SYNTHESIS review

video upload by Classic Game Room

"Classic Game Room reviews the Sonicware Mega Synthesis 16-bit MEGA MegaDrive / Sega Genesis style sounding synthesizer."

DSI Tempest Tips & Sound Demos From Scratch

video upload by Justin Joe

Playlist:
Unlocking the samples within the DSI Tempest (and some file management tips)
Cowbell From Scratch: Drum Synth Recipes -DSI Tempest
How to backup DSI Tempest - Sysex backups using SysEx Librarian
Tom Toms From Scratch: Drum Synth Recipes -DSI Tempest

Sixty Four Pixels Noodlebox Desktop Hardware Sequencer

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You can find demos of the Noodlebox in previous posts here.

"Tested in great working condition, super fun sequencer! Includes AC power supply.

Noodlebox is a four part sequencer for making electronic music. It has analog CV/Gate outputs for each part and supports MIDI.

There are independent sequencer layers, each with a CV/Gate output. Each layer runs separately to the others (although staying in sync) and has its own step count, clock division etc.

Each layer has four pages of up to 32 steps each. Pages can be used for A/B/C/D type pattern variations, for verse/chorus type song sections or chained to make a single pattern of up to 128 steps. You can cue up lists of pages for automatic cycling (up to 32 pages). Arranging pages is designed to be quick and easy to do creatively in a live setting.

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1985 Sequential Circuits TOM 4-Voice Drum Machine

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"Fantastic working unit, fully serviced by our in-house technician. Recapped, all buttons cleaned and rebuilt external power supply. Fully functional.

In 1985, the TOM was a really advanced drum machine, fully programmable and featuring digitally recorded drum sounds. It is similar to the DrumTraks, but much more advanced. Its sound fidelity is very electronic and it offers just eight of the most basic drum kit sounds. However, each drum sound has a much more flexible tune control than any other drum machine of its time, allowing you to change cymbals into gongs, for example. All sounds can also be layered, allowing for chord-like drum tones, tom rolls and all kinds of wacky sounds. You can also play its sounds in reverse and program the pan position and volume of each sound. Sounds on EPROM cartridges can add up to eight additional drum tones for different sounds. This machine is also MIDI equipped, able to transmit and receive all of its controller information including volume and tuning."

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