8Dio Opera Maria Walkthrough

video upload by 8Dio

"Opera Soprano Maria is available now for $40

https://8dio.com/products/studio-voca...

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0:00 Intro
2:06 “Deal of a Century” demo by Troels Folmann
5:01 “New Form of Opera” demo by Troels Folmann
5:19 Legatos
9:49 Syllables
14:23 Arcs
17:08 Sustains
21:01 Ornaments
25:21 Phrases
28:02 Effects & Shorts
30:26 Opera Soprano Maria in Soundpaint

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Embark on a captivating musical journey with Opera Soprano Maria, as she brings the beauty of operatic vocals directly to your compositions. Our distinguished vocalist, Maria, lends her extraordinary talent to this library, delivering mesmerizing solos from iconic operas such as "The Marriage of Figaro," "La Sonnambula," "Babino," and more. Maria's soul-stirring performances weave a rich tapestry of sounds, allowing you to infuse your compositions with the timeless magic of these revered masterpieces.

Within this meticulously crafted collection, discover an array of vocal intricacies and expression with individual syllables and unique vocal effects, ornaments and legatos offering you unparalleled flexibility in shaping your musical narratives.

This opera vocal library is not just a compilation of sounds; it's an invitation to create with authenticity and emotion. Whether you're composing for film, video games, or other multimedia projects, Maria's vocals seamlessly integrate, elevating your work to new artistic heights. Let Maria's voice become the soul of your compositions, invoking the timeless emotions that only a soprano of her caliber can evoke."

A Classic House Track, Using Only a Korg Triton Workstation.

video upload by Just Hardware Sound

"A Classic House track, created by me, using only a Korg Triton. I used a couple external samples, but the rest was regular Korg factory sounds.

justhardwaresound.com"

New Age (continuous mix) by >

“Abandoned by man, Earth’s ecosystems thrive, mixing the supernatural properties of humanity’s toxic waste with the organic attributes of nature to become the evolutionary building blocks for a new age”

Ghost in the Synth: NINA by Melbourne Instruments - Review and Demo(s) #nina #synth #review

video upload by GBR MUSIC

https://www.melbourneinstruments.com/

"Welcome to the very first hardware synth review on this channel. In this video I deep-dive and demo the NINAby Melbourne Instruments for you. The Nina is an incredible 12 voice polyphony analog synth with a fully motorized control surface. It's also 4 part multitimbral and features patch modulation and a lot of other great features.

00:00 Intro and disclaimer
00:40 Opening demo
03:10 What's new with firmware 1.4
04:09 Motorized control surface
04:31 Presets banks
04:48 Main features highlights
05:09 Patch morphing
06:30 Spin trick
07:15 MPE compatibility
09:07 Layout overview
10:03 Arpeggiator
10:50 Sequencer
11:41 Oscillators
13:57 Mixer and Noise generator
14:16 Overdrive circuit
14:44 LFOs
15:03 Filter
16:46 Envelope Generators
17:03 Modulation matrix
18:22 Morph Modulation
19:08 Multitimbral capabilities
19:36 Multitimbral demo
20:21 Nina as an analog drum machine
21:01 Layer menu deep dive
23:18 Unisson control
24:26 Effect bus
25:08 What about the price?
27:00 Final thoughts and conclusion
27:43 Closing demo"

Synthesis Tutorial | Making A Synth Lead Sequence

video upload by School of Synthesis

https://www.melbourneinstruments.com/

"In this video Davide demonstrates how to make a synth sequence / acid riff using a step sequencer on the Melbourne Instruments Nina Synth and reproduces the steps using a digital synthesiser to create the classic triplet feel synth riff. Here he shows how to assign a modulation envelope to the cut off filter to create variation in a riff and how to perform it live. This video also demonstrates how to fit it into a track, in this case he Is programming the riff in C Minor.

This video is taken from the up and coming Sound Design course from the School of Synthesis, a follow up to the Scaler 2 Course, which will be available Q4 2023.

0:00 Intro
1:14 Making A Lead Sound on Melbourne Instruments Nina Analogue Synth
2:53 Programming A Sequence
4:13 Assigning A Modulation Envelope to the Cutoff Filter
5:55 Adding A Delay
7:10 Adding Oscillators and Shaping the Sound
10:25 Programming a Digital Synth to make a Lead Riff
11:53 Writing the Notes
13:50 Assigning A Modulation Envelope to the Cutoff Filter in Carbon Electra
15:30 Adding Variation and Performing Live"

Melbourne Instruments NINA (MPE) cinematic drone musick

video upload by a rat in the sewer of sound

"Headphones strongly recommended! All sound 100% NINA. Visuals by myself and AI. Enjoy!"

https://www.melbourneinstruments.com/

Opus for NINA & Eurorack (Melbourne Instruments)

video upload by ArminSZ

https://www.melbourneinstruments.com/

"This features my new 12 voice Analog-Polysynths NINA from Melbourne Instruments.

My goal was to create a dynamic analog orchestral sound which would be able to 'cut thru' in a busy mix with Eurorack drums & voices.

Two layers of sound were used (NINA is up to 4 times multitimbral).

The Korg Kronos is (here) only used as Master-Keyboard to play NINA (no internal sounds were used).

KeyStepPro was used to play some FM sounds from the DistingEX.

Some deep bass via a Midi pedal and the PerFourMer.

All other sounds from the Eurorack played by Hermod+ and transposed via the Midi bass pedal.

All played live - no external effects used - recorded DAW-less with RME-Fireface."

NINA Trio - Melbourne Instruments

video upload by ArminSZ

"This video features the Melbourne Instruments NINA.

The Korg Kronos is only used as master keyboard - all synth sounds (Organ, Bass, Lead) were created by NINA.

Drums:
Drum loop from Korg Kronos

Effects:
Organ Layer: NINA output's 1/2 (all NINA's internal effects)
Lead Layer: NINA output's 3/4 into external Ping/Pong delay"

https://www.melbourneinstruments.com/

29 #Jamuary 2024 — Natural

video upload by Cutestory Actual

"Melbourne Instruments Nina—3 voices to Meris LVX to Meris Mercury X, fourth voice to Death by Audio Rooms. Sequenced with Squarp Hapax feeding notes into Midicake ARP."

https://www.melbourneinstruments.com/

What if VCV Rack was real? // VCV Random by NANO Modules

video upload by DivKid

"In an interesting full circle turn of events, VCV Rack that emulates Eurorack hardware how now come to life as Eurorack hardware in the new VCV Random module from NANO Modules.

VCV Random is a Eurorack hardware version of the VCV Rack Random software module. It's a flexible and modulate-able multi output random generator with some novel features, namely, a step shape control that adds increasing numbers of steps between random values and a 'RND' crossfade control that crossfades the sampling of internal noise and the output. The latter resulting in a unique way to control voltage changes per step and one that can modulate over time.

Info, manual and more // https://nano-modules.com/vcv-random/

Download the VCV patch for free (or pay what you want) here // https://divkid.gumroad.com/l/vcvrandom"

Bob Moog Foundation to Host The Sounds of Innovation - First Public Broadcast of the Abominatron Tape

via The Bob Moog Foundation

"We are excited to announce that the Moogseum will be hosting The Sounds of Innovation, the first public broadcast of the Abominatron Tape in its entirety. The event will occur on Friday, March 29, at 7:00 p.m. It will feature an introductory reading by Executive Director Michelle Moog-Koussa from Bob Moog's biography, Switched On: Bob Moog and the Synthesizer Revolution, followed by a listening session of the full iconic 84-minute tape.

Tickets for the event are $15 per person and are now on sale.
The event is limited to 20 people, so do not hesitate to buy your ticket now.

In the summer of 1964, Bob Moog and Herb Deutsch began working on what would eventually become the Moog modular prototype. Deutsch spent three weeks working side by side with Moog in his basement workshop in Trumansburg, New York, where he added crucial input to the design process. Moog spent several months developing the prototype and later that year, he sent Deutsch the now-historic tape explaining the various controls, parameters, and capabilities of the Moog modular prototype.

The Moog modular prototype is widely considered the instrument that marked the genesis of a musical revolution and significantly advanced the development of electronic music. The Abominatron Tape captures the very first recorded sounds of a Moog modular.

The Sounds of Innovation is supported by the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources, with funding from the National Endowment for the Arts."