Sigma, Doctor Fungus, @arpoloop #arpoloop

video upload by LepLoop

"Doctor Fungus (a.k.a. Fulvio Pereda) at the Arpoloop, live studio performance, Aug.30.2024.
https://www.leploop.org/2024/05/14/th..."

PlantsSystem-Chroma2

video upload by plantssystem

"This Prophet-5 has a mysterious, muffled sound with filter pulse waves and noise modulation.
It uses time-varying poly-modulation to create noisy and complex harmonics.
Handmade Prophet-5 notes are used for the sound design."

Mr. Wavey by Blue Lantern Modules

video upload by Robots Are Red

"What is Mr. Wavey? Well, the boring answer is Mr. Wavey is a 12hp oscillator follower. The fun answer is that Mr. Wavey takes a boring triangle and pulse oscillator and turns it into a waveform powerhouse. With 12 waveforms spanning from the basics like Sine and Pulse, to subs and double ramps, to blended or sequential unique waveforms. Or control Mr. Wavey with 2 separate oscillators for some even more unique morphing waveforms. Or slow things down and use it as a more unique and weird LFO.

00:00 - Opening
00:24 - Overview
01:31 - A Waveforms Demo
06:02 - B Waveforms Demo
07:55 - Subs
09:23 - Two VCOs
14:17 - LFOs
21:05 - Two LFOs
22:27 - Some Music

And a special thanks to Blue Lantern Modules for providing Mr Wavey and VCO for this video."

via Blue Lantern

"Stack: 2 Level PCB sand which
Caution, not skiff friendly. Compatible with POD cases by 4MS

Does this module require another module?
Yes, you need an oscillator vco module. Best compatibility is a vco with triangle wave and square wave.
Self oscillating sine wave from a VCF module can be used but will not take full advantage of the module.

What does this do?
This module takes two external sources (patched) from an external other module. It wants a triangle waveform and a square waveform.
The internal analog circuitry will make you a variety of wave forms, selectable by knob. You can also blend the output with a slicer and a sub harmonic generator on the second channel.

This module upgrades your boring vco. The wave shapes found on this product is 15+ years of analog circuits I have gathered.

You get two channels of waveform banks. Each can output something separate and different.

There is CV control for the Waveform selection banks, Sub harmonic selection bank, and Pulse Wave Modulation on channel 2."

SLOPE

video upload by Morenook

"Ambient music.
Integration from always reliable Waldorf Blofeld and Sonicware Ambient Zero. Live mod and 4 tracks seq. Layering 8 voice."

Eurorack: Arbhar's Dark Dream

video upload by lucafrancinimusic

"A semi-generative ambient composition featuring Instruo Arbhar.
I've filled its buffers with a few short phrases played by guitar, glockenspiel, voice, cello, synth pad; I've pitched everything down and then I let it play with the help of an LFO from Ornament & Crime which scans the buffers and Qu-Bit Nautilus delay."

WIRING MARBLE POWERED COMPUTER TO A MODULAR SYNTH

video upload by LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER

"Today we revisit Jem Finer's Supercomputer.
Download the Sounds from this video to be used as samples here :-
/ marble-computer-112151109"

Oberheim TEO-5 patch tutorials - Cascading flutes (poly lfo) and Guzheng Chinese Zither (FM)

video upload by Yuki The Synth Dragon

"Let's make an fm and poly lfo patch on the TEO-5 !

0:00 demo of the patches
1:30 Guzheng patch tutorial
14:40 cascading flutes"

A Gotharman's Retrospective

video upload by Magical Synth Adventure

"Get ready for 2024's Spooky Season with a dive into Gotharman's enigmatic instruments!"

http://www.gotharman.dk/

You like super saw waves, so you'll like The Swarm

video upload by Floyd Steinberg

"Artium Instruments' "The Swarm" ( https://www.artiuminstruments.com/the... ) is an instrument that really focuses on the things that make #synthesisers fun: Super saw waves, low pass #filters and BIG #REVERB. What's not to like? Table of contents:

00:00 introduction / disclaimer
00:37 overview - you just love saw waves
01:15 detune
01:32 attack/release
01:54 delay
02:28 reverb
02:48 chorus
03:07 freeze
03:44 filter
04:17 arpeggiator
05:13 stereo input (use it as an effects pedal - with guitar)
06:12 freeze with external sounds
07:41 a short improvisation with not-so-good timing
08:26 conclusion
10:27 bye

HÄLP ZIS CHANNEL
https://www.patreon.com/floyd_steinberg
https://floydsteinberg.gumroad.com/
https://floydsteinberg.bandcamp.com/"

The Amazing Recording History of Here Comes the Sun

video upload by You Can't Unhear This

"Here Comes The Sun has become one of the most popular and treasured Beatles songs, a gateway into their music for many new fans. This 3-minute gem of unforgettable songwriting is also packed with intriguing anomalies, production quirks and even a mystery. Unlike the vast majority of Beatles songs, Here Comes the Sun was not written by the main songwriting duo of Paul McCartney and John Lennon, but rather by George Harrison, the youngest member of the quartet, who contributed two memorable pieces to the Abbey Road album - an endearing love song called Something, and the effervescent Here Comes the Sun.

I’m going to take you on a journey through the song’s creation and point out some of these surprises. As a fair warning, You Can't Unhear This.

Special thanks to Devin Ellis, Alex Gittleson and Eli Rosen
Credit: ‪@isolatedstems‬ for isolated track stems

00:00 The Most Popular Beatles Song
00:30 Writing 'Here Comes the Sun'
01:23 Dissecting the Recording
04:36 The 'Lost' Guitar Solo
05:35 Adding The Moog
08:07 Post-Production Anomalies
10:26 Sun King / Here Comes The Sun Mystery
12:35 Appreciation and Legacy of Here Comes the Sun"