Thursday, September 12, 2024
VERMONA Mono Lancet ’15/meloDICER: Loop Recording with Ableton Live
video upload by vermonagear
00:00 - Intro
00:11 - track 1: Bass
00:21 - preparing track 2: Arpeggio
00:42 - activating track 2
01:18 - preparing track 3: Pad
01:45 - activating track 3
02:20 - preparing track 4: Percussive Melody
02:49 - activating track 4
03:41 - finished performance
"Here we have a small setup consisting of a Mono Lancet ’15 as the sole sound source, a meloDICER with MEX3 as sequencer and @Ableton Live for Loop recordings.
We prepared four tracks in Live to record various synth parts in a live session. We’re setting up all Mono Lancet ’15 sounds on the fly and continuously change parameters on meloDICER for generating different patterns for each track.
All the effects that you hear come directly from Live (delays with a little bit of reverb). The meloDICER is synced through the MEX3 companion module via MIDI clock to Live.
We recommend the use of headphones or good speakers for the full sound experience"
Instruō - cèis [2] Overview
video upload by Instruō
"The Instruō cèis[2] is a fully analogue voltage controlled ADSR envelope generator. The ADSR function generator is the model pioneered by the East-coast mindset and is extensively used in subtractive synthesis patches. The cèis[2] gives the ability to externally control the attack, decay, sustain, and release stages of the envelope while also emitting trigger and gate signals for each segment, offering maximum versatility from a classic tool.
This version [2] revision brings additional flexibility and control through a completely redesigned logic extraction circuit for the segment gates, envelope re-trigger input, and a precision throughput for voltage controlled slew limiter capabilities.
• LED button for manual control and indication of output CV level
• Fader and CV control over all 4 segments
• Gate output per segment
• Fader LED for segment stage indication
• Gate/Trig modes which can force completion of the Attack duration when triggered
• Hold mode for sustain segment lock for CV slew use
• Combined trigger output which fires when there is a change in segment
• Variable envelope response shape from linear to exponential
C15 Tutorial: Creating a Layer Sound on the C15
video upload by Nonlinear Labs
"In this short video Tim Sund explains a quick way to create layer sounds on the C15 using the instruments graphical UI."
Introducing Roland AIRA Compact P-6 Creative Sampler
video upload by RolandChannel
"The P-6 Creative Sampler joins the AIRA Compact gang, packing legendary Roland sampling technology into a compact, user-friendly gadget. Seamlessly blending classic sampling techniques with granular sound design, the instrument features a built-in mic and advanced sequencer in a lightweight, rechargeable package. With a versatile stash of hands-on FX and intuitive controls, the P-6 delivers unparalleled portable sampling power.
Watch Dustin Good dive into the depth of features and connectivity within this mini roving recorder:
00:00 Intro
01:43 Layout
02:05 Sampling Settings
02:41 Sampling Examples
03:46 Chop
04:05 Step Sampling
04:46 Granular
05:39 Pattern Sequencer
06:47 FX
07:24 Resampling
07:56 Connectivity/AIRA Compact Series"
Wednesday, September 11, 2024
Melbourne Instruments - Delia (Sounds Only Demo) [Delia with Green Buttons]
video upload by VCO USA
"10 Patches from Melbourne Instruments Delia! And only a single Delia was used to make all the synth sounds. The Nina was there to supervise and had nothing to with this demo.
One kick drum and hi-hat sample on the first patch. Everything else is Delia only.
Time markers below. Patches labeled with 'Bank: Name' format
0:00 - 10 Second Trailer
0:10 - Keys: Digi B Three
1:02 - Keys: Juno Flutter + Glider Lead (Multi Layer)
1:59 - Strings: Plucky
3:26 - Kyle K: Plucky
4:00 - Strings: String Machine
5:23 - Keys: P Becomes G
6:38 - Keys: The 3rd Wave
7:17 - Favorites: Glass Pad Morph
8:08 - Arp: Hard Way Up
8:44 - Lead: Super Lead 1"
Deadmau5 - Pets (Moog Sub 37 & Novation Peak Rework)
video upload by Plexis
"This was kind of a tricky one... but here it is! Youtube also found copyright protected content in this video, so I think I did a good job with this rework ;)"
Metasonix - T1 [Ultra Rare, #2 of 10]
video upload by NOISEBUG



via Noisebug
NOISEBUG on Reverb
"The Metasonix T1 is an ultra rare piece. Only 10 in existence. this model is serial number #2 of 10.
This T1 is preowned but in absolutely pristine condition.
Includes:
original PSU, original owner's manual, product box and replacement tubes.
From the Metasonix T1 owner's manual:
The T1 is our FLAGSHIP instrument! Our best/worst! It is an intentionally primitive device, using late 1950s technology for the entire signal path. Do not expect it to sound or behave like a Moooooog! Do not expect it to sound or behave like a copycat machine trying to sound like a Mooooooooooooooog! Do not furiously twist the knobs in search of the 1980s DX7 tone. F*** you and f*** the 1980s! Oh, and PS: there are no presets!
So, let's put it in terms even a musician might possibly absorb.
Think of the T1 as a primitive box containing 3 screaming children, being punched in the face to the rhythm of the internal sequencer or user supplied (this means you!) control-voltage source. These screaming voices are generated by the thyratron VCOs that are staring at you right now (you do like to read the manual while you have the unit in front of you, right?) The VCOs are modified RK7 modules, okay?
The knobs control the amount of strangle of the screaming voice. Turn them to the right for higher pitched screaming, and turn to the left for a tighter strangle and more choking. They go thru a mixer/mangler similar to the RK3 module, thence thru a bandpass filter similar to the RK4, then to a lowpass filter/LPG similar to the RK6. Finally there is a pentode VCA on the output, and one envelope generator to control either it or the LPG, selectable by the toggle switch between the LPG and envelope. There is only ONE envelope on this bastard thing, because it’s supposed to be as primitive as possible. If you want to sweep the filter or suchlike, or you want an 'LFO' thing, use the sequencer to do it. Or use external control-voltage sources. There were no such things as “envelope generators” or “LFOs” in the 1950s.
'I believe the common denominator of the Universe is not harmony, but chaos, hostility and murder.' – Werner Herzog"
PlantsSystem-ExModule
video upload by
"The ExModule was built with two iSEMs and a Prophet-5.
The iSEM is a clone of the Oberheim SEM."
Buchla Modular System - Ornament
video upload by TheTrackdriver
"A live performance on my Buchla modular synthesizer. The 'Time and Trigger' (hTT) from Northern Light Modular is sending pulses and the 'CV Polymorpher' (hOC) is running two sequencers. The audio is going through a bunch of Strymon guitar pedals and an Elektron Analog Heat Mkll."
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