MATRIXSYNTH

Remembering Gert Jalass

video upload by John L Rice

"The sad news of Gert's passing put me out of sorts and I ended up looking through old pictures and decided to make a very short and quick remembrance video out of them. Rest in peace Gert, and condolences to all of his friends and family. Feel free to share comments and stories relating to Gert in the comments section below if you like.

The simple sequence is a Moon Modular 569 Quad Sequential Voltage Source running two identical voices each consisting of a MOTM-300 VCO, 1/4 of a MOTM-380 quad LFO, 1/2 of a Moon 517 VCF, 1/2 of a Oakley dual VCA and 1/5 of a Club Of The Knobs poly EG. Also used: Expressive-E Osmose keyboard, Mellotron M4000D Rack, Roland A-88 controller, Strymon BigSky and Timeline pedals, Lexicon MX400 rack."

EuroSerge! Elby - AM01 // NB Custom Elby EuroSerge System

video upload by NOISEBUG

"Elby - AM01 NB Custom EuroSerge System
Includes 12 Banana Cables, PSU, and Noisebug's Guarantee

https://1vglr6wekxmgoaxy-2051997743.s...

EuroSerge is a fantastic modular hybrid

Euro = Eurorack size format and power standard
Serge = 4mm Banana cable jack & Classic Serge circuitry

PLEASE NOTE THIS SYSTEM REQUIRES BANANA CABLES
This system is of incredible value and is the perfect way to enter the world of Serge modular!
SOUND DESIGN LABORATORY

The AM01 System is a custom-designed EuroSerge Modular synthesizer system. Housed in a standard Doepfer A-100LC6 (6U) eurorack case, but comprised purely of Elby designed "EuroSerge" banana-format modules. The modules in this system can operate on any standard Eurorack power source. The system itself is designed to inspire, experiment, and explore the magic of Serge modular.

The AM01 system includes the following modules:

ES05 - Noise Source
ASM325 - VCO II
ES33 - Variable Q VCF
ED720 - ESVCO
ES78 - VCA
ES75 - Voltage Controlled Slope
ES08 - Audio Mixer
ASM306 - Audio Out
ES27 - Transient Generator
ES23 - Sequence Programmer
ES37 - Quantizer
CG734 - Analog Shift Register
ES10 - Triple Waveshaper
ES21 - 10 Stage (Trig) Sequencer

Doepfer A-100LC6 (black)"

Roland TB-303 Devil Fish + Roland TR-606 Techo Acid Jam | Demo Video | Retro Gear Shop

video upload by Retro Gear Shop

"One of our favorite combos, the legendary Roland TB-303 computer controlled bassline with Devilfish mods combined with a Roland TR-606 drumatix, along with a Catlainbread Echorec delay pedal for the TB303. No other effects processing added. This is a short jam session showcasing some of the variety of tones that can be had with the even the slightest adjustments to a handful of knobs.

The Roland TB-303 Devilfish includes some great mods taking the TB-303 to the next level, including:
Overdrive
Normal Decay
Accent Decay
Filter Tracking
Soft Attack
Muffler
Accent button
Slide Time
Sweep Speed (slow, norm, fast)
Resonance
Filter FM

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Wanting to purchase a TB-303 or TR-606? Get on our notification list by emailing with subject "Roland TB-303 TR-606 stock notification" to: notify@retrogearshop.com"

ArpoVoce & Resomix #arpovoce

video upload by LepLoop

ArpoVoice it's passed through #resomix our mixer\filter with cutoff CV control
https://www.leploop.org/2023/01/10/lu...
https://www.leploop.org/2024/05/14/th...

Nopia Update 2

video upload by Martin Grieco

Follow-up to this post.

"The adventure continues!
Immersed in development, pouring in our hearts and souls to make this dream a reality.

A little sneak peek,

We’re getting closer"

Vostok Atlas Filter Module (Superbooth24)

video upload by Bedroom Producers Blog

Intellijel Metropolix Solo - Desktop Sequencer with MIDI

video upload by Intellijel

"INTELLIJEL METROPOLIX SOLO: CV and MIDI Sequencing on your desktop

We've set Metropolix free from the rack, in a small desktop case, allowing you to interface with your DAW or other hardware music machines without needing a full eurorack system.

Going Solo, but not alone

The Metropolix Solo Kit is available for current eurorack Metropolix owners that want to set Metropolix free to sit next to their modular systems.

Connections

Metropolix Solo has all the connections you need for USB MIDI, Serial MIDI (TRS or DIN with Adaptors) and CV/GATE for modular systems. Use CV/Gate, TRS and USB MIDI all at the same time.

Top Panel (CV/Gate)
- A/B Assignable CV Outputs
- X/Y/Z CV Modulation Inputs
- CLK Sync and Reset Input
- CLK Sync Output
- Track 1 and 2 Pitch and Gate

Rear Panel (MIDI/Power)

- MIDI TRS: In / Out / Thru
- MIDI USB-C
- 2.1mm DC for Power Supply"

The Radiophonic // Hans Zimmer Designed Modular system

video upload by Starsky Carr

"Seems Hans Zimmer has been busy with both software and hardware recently...

Alan from AJH Synth explains how their new Radiophonic modular synth came into being. A call from Hans Zimmer... ! not a bad start.

A greta story, and well deserved for the small company that builds the highest quality mnodular system.. Can't wait to have a play with one of these!"

Upcoming Instrument Design Workshop with Roger Linn at CCRMA

via Roger Linn Design

"Every year around June, I and Sasha Leitman co-teach a one-week, five full days, hands-on workshop about designing and creating simple electronic music/audio projects at Stanford University's CCRMA computer music school, either in-person or remote via Zoom.

In the workshop, Sasha and I provide lots of information about sensors, actuators, software, mechanical design and materials, and lots more. We help you come up with a project idea and help you build it. If you're attending in person, you'll have access to sensors, actuators and electronic/mechanical tools in the CCRMA Max Lab. Or if you're attending remotely online, you'll obtain the needed items in advance. Either way, we'll provide one-on-one help with your project.

Given that the workshop is only one week, the projects are generally simple, providing a novel way of interacting with sensors to generate sounds, controlled by software written for a Teensy microcontroller board or a laptop. Click [here] for some examples of projects from the 2023 workshop.

Our microcomputing platform of choice for projects is the Teensy microcontroller board, which is based on the Arduino software environment, but students are welcome to use their development platform of choice.

The workshop is conducted both in-person at Stanford ($500) or remote online from anywhere ($250). It is open to all, with no prerequisites.

In 2024, the dates are Monday June 17 through Friday June 21.

To learn more, here is Sasha's overview of the workshop.

To see some of the content of my lectures for the workshop, click here.

To register, click here.

I hope to see you in June!

- Roger"