Make Noise 0-Coast + 0-CTRL + QPAS + Mimeophon

video upload by Genshi Media Group

"::| WARNING! EXTREME FREQUENCIES AHEAD! USE CAUTION |::

Two things: First, I'm finally getting close to finishing my new basement studio that I've been building since moving into this new house, but I still got a ways to go... and Second, it's been a while since I've used all of these Make Noise devices, so this was just a quick improvised exploration as I re-learn it all."

Sputnik Modular System Mimal Scale ~ Strymon Cloudburst

video upload by Ebotronix

Sputnik Modular Modules :
2x Dual Oscillator,
3x Oscillator ,
2x Quad Function Trigger Source,
3x Quad VCF/VCA,
2x 5 Step Sequencer,
Selector,
Spectral Processor,
CV Processor,
West Coast Random Source,
2x Six Channel Stereo Mixer ~ panning by 4ms QPLFO,
EF Preamp,
Valve Multiplexer,
Doepfer R2m Ribbon Controller,
Tunefish Modular 2x Ornament and Crime
Mimal Scale number of notes: 8
notes (in cents): 0, 203.9, 293.8, 497.7, 702.3, 884.4, 996.1, 1088.3
Flame Airlectron Proximity Sensor
ADDAC 2x Floor Control with 2x Boss EV 30
Intellijel 2x Quadratt , 2x 7u Case!
2x Strymon Cloudburst controlled by 16n ATO Faderbank
DMX Light by
Soundmachines SY 1 Synesthesia Eurorack to DMX Light Controller
8.6.2024
vid # 2383

Techno From Scratch On The Digitakt 2 and Friends

video upload by EZBOT

"Today we are going to make some Techno on the Digitakt 2 starting with rumble bass. Let's explore different ideas and techniques for making Techno on Elektron."

EZBOT resources available at https://www.patreon.com/ezbot

Synth guru HanzVolt interview with demos of his #KorgMonopoly, #YamahaCS30 and #Altair231

video upload by HanzVolt

"My buddy who owns @JMLRecording wanted to interview me...Idk I'm just a hopeless synth addict who has had hardware synths since '99. Synthesizers are not just tools in my eyes, they have certain organic qualities.. Yeah I need help😆. Also Im considered a bit of a synth snob and thats ok. I probably am. Ive tried to represent most types of synthesis out there in my collection."

Jump - Van Halen - Oberheim OB-X8 Synthesizer Cover

video upload by zeppelindrummer58

"Output is the OB-X8 with a bunch of compression and reverb, as close as I could get to the original"

Time Trees /// Cascadia, Pulsar, OB-6 improv

video upload by Jon Gee

"Jamming on the regular here at the Noasphere. Chris’ best line is 'you should record this!'
It makes me laugh every time. The motivation to post and share comes and goes for all of us. It’s pretty fluid….we can get music into each other’s heads almost instantly. So why not….Here’s a jam around a Cascadia motif and a sweet beat treat from Pulsar. OB-6 has been a joy to play. I’ll post more off the cuff improvs and all the jams that fall into the 'you should record this' moment.
Power to the Peaceful."

Osmose Presets Demo (NO TALKING)

video upload by Integraudio

"Osmose Presets Demo (NO TALKING) with Tyler."

New Glou Glou Flancher FL-5B Stereo BBD Analog Delay Pedal

Glou Glou Flancher pedal line demo
video upload by Stazma

"Today we dive into a new line of pedal by Glou Glou FX, "Flancher". It includes four pedals that are all a tiny bit different but all share the same design and concepts. From Flanger to Delay, with CV over everything.

'Flancher is a line of 4 different stereo, analog, voltage controlled pedals. They use BBD (bucket brigade device) chips running internally at 15V and are comparable to late 70’s chorus delay studio rack units such as Roland SBF-325 or Boss DM-100.'"

Glou Glou Flancher FL-5B - Stereo BBD Analog Delay Sound Demo (no talking) with Synths
video upload by Limbic Bits

▶ Book 'Electronic Music Production': https://limbicbits.com/book-electroni...

0:00 Dub Chords
1:59 BOC Lead
3:38 FM Pad
4:48 VHS Pad
6:15 Fragments Pad
7:23 Passive Lead
8:28 IDM Lead
9:19 S-1 Dub Chords

PolyKit DUO 6 Voice DIY Poly Synth by Craig Barnes

video uploads by Craig Barnes

"PolyKit DUO first tests as a 6 voice poly. some bugs to iron ouThis is the first test of the basic functions of this 16 voice DCO based analogue synthesizer. It will be bi-timbral when complete with upper and lower sounds with 8 voices in each, dual, split and single modes. Still a lot more work to be done. t in the software around the portamento controls, but other than that it's almost there.

https://github.com/craigyjp/PolyKit-D..."

Playlist:
PolyKit DUO first tests as a 6 voice poly
Bi-timbral PolyKit 16 updates

Second phase of the PolyKit construction was to create the bi-timbral software so it can create, save and load two sounds at once. so far so good with some spurious aftertouch in there.

PolyKit 16 first fully polyphonic test

PolyKit DUO preliminary demo with only one filter installed.

Preliminary testing of a single voice as I have no more AS3372E chips and they seem to be lost in the mail from Portugal. Had a few issues with wiring, always the way when you do two voices on a board at once. Filter 1 & 2 EG outputs were swapped. And EG level for voice 2 had two pins swapped on the 4053 switch between velocity and full level. Need to debug some more but so far I'm happy.

PolyKit 16, a bi-timbral 16 voice dual DCO Polysynth.

This is a short demo of a small selection of sounds produced by the PolyKit 16 programmable Polysynth. It is based on the PolyKit DCO by Jan Knipper and has been expanded from 6 note polyphonic to 16 with dual DCOs instead of single, additional sub and triangle outputs and dual LFOs and a noise source per bank of 8 voices. Still more work to do on the programming like trying to create patches as well as presets.

Poly6 Teensy 3.6 based Polysynth with patch memory

video upload by Craig Barnes

"Teensy-Poly6

This is a polyphonic synth forked from albnys/TeensyPoly6 converted into a 2U 19" rack.

https://github.com/craigyjp/TeensyPoly6

The analogue interface now uses 6 MUX chips to read the pots and switches so there is no need to connect top the top or underneath of the Teensy 3.6 for the extra analogue inputs required. It runs smoother now as well.

The schematics are upto date now with the latest mux changes.

The synth is built using a teensy 3.6 overclocked to 192Mhz and is programmed in Arduino IDE using the teensy audio library.

Easily upgrade to a T4.1 or even a T4.0 as very few connections are required now. Increase of polyphony is probably available with a T4.x.

How it sounds in the original keyboard form, this sound engine is unchanged.

• Homemade Polyphonic Synthesizer! [posted here]

Triple VCOs with octave +/- shift.

Osc A with SAW, PULSE (PWM) and TRIANGLE waves, plus SUB and Crossmod

Osc B with SAW, PULSE (PWM) and TRIANGLE waves, plus tuning, oct +/-

Osc C with 28 waves, plus tuning, oct +/-

LP/BP filter with resonance and env +/- for A/D/R

LFO with SAW, TRIANGLE and SAMPLE & HOLD waves

Modulation destinations for FM. TM and AM

LFO attack, decay and sustain with depth control

PWM LFO with rate and depth

Digital reverb with size and mix amount

Digital delay with time and mix amount

Programmable ranges for Pitch, Modulation and Aftertouch

Mono, Poly and Unison (two voices) modes, Unison detune ranges

Note priorities for Mono and Unison modes, Top, Bottom, Last.

MIDI modulation, aftertouch, CC messages for controls, channel change, pitchbend.

999 memories with storage of all front panel controls except volume.

MIDI In, Out, Thru"