Analog spirit 1 (moog mother32 ,korg ms20,juno 6,drumbrute)

video upload by graal7

Lyra-8 // Nymphes // Slöer

video upload by Lesjamusic

"How on earth do you come down from playing the Royal Albert Hall? Clearly the answer is using ‪@somasynths‬ Lyra-8 and ‪@Dreadbox-synths‬ Nymphes to ascend to the heavens, together with ‪@walrusaudioeffects‬ Slöer to everything escape the atmosphere."

Electronic Drums

video upload by Cornel Hecht

"Hell Modular Electronic Drums inspired by the great SDS-V."

Nord Lead 4

video upload by rimela

"Multitrack recording of the Clavia Nord Lead 4. All sounds are made with the Nord Lead 4. Patches are available here: https://payhip.com/b/M5bjn"

Wavetables Explained + How to get LoFi digital vibes

video upload by Starsky Carr

"Wavetable oscillators can be overlooked or misunderstood and sometimes they seem a little scary - especially as they're all different. Here I explain what wavetables are, how to use them, how to make the most of them and also why vintage wavetable synths sounded so lo fi.

so I demo how the lo-fi sounds are made, or why they are lo fi and where all the digital artefacts come from. Modern wavetable synths don't sound so grungy and crunchy as they've got plenty of processing power to do the myriad of calculations needed per note. Vintage synths like the PPG and original microwaves just didn't have the processing power,.

I'm using the new Waldorf Microwave 1 plugin here as it's got a lovely clear interface to show whats happening plus its been designed with all the 'flaws' or at least the limitations of the originals.

for patcehs, samples and... yes WAVETABLES..:
https://starskycarr.com

create your own wavetables video:" [posted here]

09.08.2024 Mos-Lab 2500

video upload by batchas

"Mos-Lab 2500 with Scrotum Lab proto matrix."

Update:

09.08.2024 Mos-Lab 2500 - Filters 1046 & 1047

Alioth | Ambient Moog Minitaur

video upload by Claus Gahrn

"Ambient, generative music on the Moog Minitaur.
MIDI sequenced in Ableton Live.
Software effects: Soundtoys Echoboy"

Lexicon PCM70 | Best bang for the buck reverb you could get in the 80s

video upload by Espen Kraft

"The Lexicon PCM70 was released in 1985. The same year as the more expensive 224X. The PCM70 was a budget alternative for expensive sounding lush reverbs and effects, even if it did cost over $2000 in the 80s. It also had MIDI and they made it respond to CC messages so you could control it in real time. This was very impressive. What set a good expensive reverb apart from more cheap ones was how the expensive reverbs effortlessly wrapped around the sound source in a majestic and expansive way, where the cheap ones wrapped itself around the source as wet snow or stink on stink.

Today, there are plugins that will destroy the PCM70 in many ways, but sometimes the oldies are goldies for a reason.

A big thanks to Anders Jensen for letting me have one of his PCM70s for this video. I've sold all my Lexicons now as I use Valhalla VintageVerb for easier and faster access to the Lexicon reverb sound in the DAW.

Find my music here:
Bandcamp: https://espenkraft.bandcamp.com/

00:00 LONG HALL Reverb Program
00:44 Intro
01:48 DRUMS with reverb
04:18 Midi CC for remote control of parameters
08:41 Synth Brass with long modulated reverbs
11:13 Does it hold up today? Final thoughts"

Ahead Of Its Time: Publison DHM89B2 (1978)

video upload by HAINBACH

"The French Publison DHM89B2 with its FB2000 keyboard controller is a stunning instrument for its time. Released first in 1978 (keyboard in 1980) it quickly made its way into the electronic music studios of the experimental avantgarde, such as INA GRM and SWR Experimentalstudio. For the time it offered incredible fidelity of pitch-shifting and sampling, surpassing the more famous Fairlight with ease. Pop stars like Prince used it extensively, and it became the go to vocal doubler / harmonizer for many years. This particular unit belonged to Manuel Göttsching (E2-E4) and resides now at the Akademie der Künste Berlin. Robert Henke (Monolake) and Dave Hilowitz joined me there to explore it."

See the Publison label below for additional posts.

TC 1210 Spatial Expander and Roland TR-808

video upload by foleytronics fx repair

"Here is Mike’s MIDI-fied 808 being processed by Brandt’s Spatial Expander, an awesome analog chorusing/flanging/widening effect."

Bert on knob control.