NOUTER / JAM / variwave output from a Joranalogue Prototype C5

video upload by BRiES

"I used a lot of modules in this jam, from both NIBBLERS for sequencing to the DELTA-Vs for the hats and percussion. I started the patch of with a really simple premise though: using the variwave output of a CYCLE 5 preproduction unit, modulated by ORBIT 3, through a dual LPG triggered by short pulses. Apart from that there's no soundshaping to the synths (no filters). Ample amounts of delay and reverb were used."

Novation SuperNova Ver 4.01 44 Voice Synth Module SN 007374

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Vintage 1980's Crumar Performer Synthesizer Enamel Pushback Lapel Pin

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Live jam with the Polyend Tracker Mini

video upload by Jay Hosking

"A live synthesizer jam performed entirely on hardware.

I'm going to just say it: the Polyend Tracker Mini (or maybe Tracker+) is currently the best all-in-one groovebox going. Eight stereo sample tracks, eight voices of internal synths across three timbres, up to eight MIDI tracks, great onboard effects, battery powered, very portable, USB multitrack audio recording, and fantastic performance effects. This thing rules.

To celebrate the 2.0 software release, which brings the Mini and + to parity, minus the differences in hardware, I put together this piece. I'm very, very happy with the results. The Tracker is an extremely inspiring platform for me.

There are shortcomings to the Tracker platform, namely bugs and promised features that haven't been implemented yet; seriously, Polyend, you gotta get those performance effects for the Play+ synths if you're going to promise them to users, let alone the Tracker+ and Tracker Mini! But the bugs, while annoying if you don't know about them, are manageable once you do know about them, and I tend not to buy devices like the Mini for its potential firmware updates. When I bought the Mini, it was a stereo sampler, and now it's a stereo sampler with eight voices of internal synth polyphony, so Polyend is offering amazing updates. I just try not to think of what a thing is missing.

Anyway, thanks for listening.

Recorded to multitrack audio via USB (what a feature!), with a little treatment to the synths (as noted in the video), and with EQ/compression/limiting on the master.

https://jayhosking.bandcamp.com"

Analog Vol.2 for Access Virus Ti & Adam Szabo VIPER EDITION | Classic presets

video uploads by ultimateXsounds [ custom presets for synths ]

Two vids for:

"ANALOG Vol.2 for VIPER Software Synthesizer.
The collection of sounds drawing inspiration from the rich legacy of Classic Analogue Synthesizers such as Minimoog, Polymoog, Moog Modular, Juno, Jupiter, Buchla, EMS Synth, and CS-80, alongside nods to retro digital synths like the DX7, D50, and SQ80."

"ANALOG Vol.2 for Access Virus Ti Hardware and VIPER Software Synthesizer.
The collection of sounds drawing inspiration from the rich legacy of Classic Analogue Synthesizers such as Minimoog, Polymoog, Moog Modular, Juno, Jupiter, Buchla, EMS Synth, and CS-80, alongside nods to retro digital synths like the DX7, D50, and SQ80."

https://www.ultimatexsounds.com/

PlayFader Tutorial rev.3

video upload by pitch patch

"This is a tutorial video for the Play All Day Play Fader.

PlayFader is a 2-channel CV, gate, and MIDI performance looper designed for real-time manipulation and looping of CV signals."

Introducing Stacks ~ 4 Track Granular Looper, Sequencer & Synthesizer

video upload by Cong Burn

"All-in-one tool for unique synthesis, looping and layering.

Available now in early access: https://www.congburn.co.uk/stacks
Coming soon to iOS"

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Loopstyler, reverb and flanger with drones and drums

video upload by Gechologic

"This demo shows the new reverb and flanger effects applied to three of the factory patches: 1 (guitar samples), 5 (supersaw+FM) and 9 (drum samples) driven by the Euclidean Rhythms generator.

If you are curious, the complete list of patches is here: https://phonicbloom.com/loopstyler/ma...
And the detailed manual is here: https://phonicbloom.com/loopstyler/ma...

All sounds are coming from the device, as recorded on the SD card, with no additional processing, except for the peak volume normalized to -6dB, and fading in and out when editing the video.

Find more info at: http://phonicbloom.com/"

Ohmicide | by Ohm Force | Overview Videos

video uploads by Cinematic Laboratory

Part 1

"It's the first time I had to cut a module video in two. This part is the overview and introduction, the second part is a dry algorithm reference. So part 2 can be a bit long and boring."

Part 2

"In this video I'll go through the 37 distortion algorithms one by one, so it's intended as a reference for potential, current and near future ohmers. Hopefully this video can help you find the one you've always been looking for.
I had to cut corners a little, so I made a reference patch so all algorithms would have the same source limitations. In real life, results will depend on your sources and settings. I also kept everything dry so you can hear all the little crisps and artefacts. Inevitably, it's a long and dirty video so check out Part 01 for an overview/impression."

Update:

Ohmicide | by Ohm Force | Algorithm Reference - part 2 of 2

video upload by Cinematic Laboratory

"In this video I'll go through the 37 distortion algorithms one by one, so it's intended as a reference for potential, current and near future ohmers. Hopefully this video can help you find the one you've always been looking for.

I had to cut corners a little, so I made a reference patch so all algorithms would have the same source limitations. In real life, results will depend on your sources and settings. I also kept everything dry so you can hear all the little crisps and artefacts. Inevitably, it's a long and dirty video so check out Part 01 for an overview/impression.

Sorry I had to upload, there was 5 minutes of nothing at the end."

Nightverb: First day noodlings (no talk)

video upload by Richard DeHove

"Beware the title: 'First day noodlings'. This isn't a collection of pristine patches or sweetly controlled tone-perfect spaces. It is literally me with the Nightverb on day one twiddling the knobs trying to understand the various interactions and calibrations. But I figure that will be of interest to some. And since my daughter always laughs at how "incredibly niche" my channel is, well, surely it can't hurt.

I'm honored to have Nightverb serial number 0006 sent to me gratis by Erica Synths. Technically that should earn the "paid promotion" tag, and yet, saying that on this random hodge-podge doesn't seem quite right. And since I'm almost qualified as a member of the Erica Synths 10% discount club I think I've earned a pass on this one. Of course the truth is I would have bought this anyway if Erica Synths hadn't sent it to me, so at least this way I didn't have to sell anything - yay!

But about the Nightverb. It's armoured, beautiful and alive with grippy knobs. Reverb has never been so much fun or so fast to program. About halfway through the video I learn that 'late reflections' combined with 'infinite feedback' equals noise - but that's what day one gets you. Give it a few months and I'm sure all this will look painfully awkward. I also had the gain quite high and neglected to touch the low and high damp controls at all, but there's only so many parameters I can deal with fresh at one time. More videos to come of course.

I'm looking forward to pairing the Nightverb with the Zen Delay and Acidbox III though for this first outing I thought it should stay pure. Of course there are absolutely no DAW effects, EQ or limiting. I can certainly see cases in the future where a delay after the reverb could make for some interesting creations. Even so, just with the trusty DB-01 I did enjoy the pseudo poly-synth effect going 100% wet. Likewise the pre-delay with early reflections and feedback gave a good industrial delay. So much more I could say but I'll leave that for a talkie video.

If there's anything specific about the Nightverb I can answer, or a particular sort of audio demo you'd like to hear, let me know and I'll try to cover them in a second video.

0:00 Poly from mono
2:34 Bass riff 1
4:30 Squelchy
6:16 Fairy interlude
6:54 Drummy thing
8:52 Bass riff 2
11:20 Pixie dance
12:43 Bass riff 3
16:04 High arp
18:54 Growler

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