Saturday, October 05, 2024
Roland P-6 VS MPC60ii Sound Test! They're both dope!
video upload by Ricky Tinez
"I wanted to see if the Roland P-6 could replace my MPC 60ii when it comes to texture and sound quality, TL:DR nope. BUT the P-6 definitely has its own sound that is unique to itself."
00:00 The Goal!
00:54 Simple Straight Clean drum beat
01:44 Trying to get 'Crunch'
02:14 11kHz vs 14.7kHz vs 40kHz
02:44 Drum Sounds Alone
03:26 Getting 'Dirty' clipped drums on both machines
04:12 P-6 Pros vs the MPC60ii
05:08 Piano Chords and Synths
06:04 Now this sounds crazy
07:10 Why no 44.1 on the P-6?
08:00 Another Plus for the P-6. Chromatic Range
09:35 Sampling a whole 'song'
11:16 What a 'whole track' sounds like on each device
11:55 Final Thoughts, did we learn anything?
【楽器開発してみた 6】自作楽器でアンサンブル / パッヘルベル カノン canon / Key-bowed / arduino uno r4 minima #arduino
video upload by - WASHIYAMA GIKEN -鷲山技研
"This is a very rough explanation video about my homemade instrument, the Key-bowed. The BGM is 'Carrying You' played on the Key-bowed.
As mentioned in the video, the Key-bowed will be exhibited at:
'Maker Faire Tokyo 2024' in September 'NT Nagoya' and 'Ogaki Mini Maker Faire 2024' in November
If you’re interested, please come and check it out!
◆ X: https://x.com/washiyamagiken
◆ BLOG: https://washiyamagiken.hatenablog.com/"
See the WASHIYAMA GIKEN label below for more.
Friday, October 04, 2024
MYSTIC FREQUENCIES - YAMAHA DX1 - ETERNITY III
video upload by Mystic Frequencies
MYSTIC FREQUENCIES - YAMAHA DX1 - ETERNITY III
From the upcoming Ambient Electronic album "Eternity"
Roland Juno-106 Sound Demo “Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence” (Ryuichi Sakamoto)
video upload by Rosen Sound
"All sounds are from a fully-restored (by us) Roland Juno-106 with some Lexicon 224 Digital Reverb."
Jacob Dupree plays "Arabesque No 1" on Nord Grand 2 - Sessions from The Gallery
video upload by Kraft Music
"Find exclusive Nord Grand 2 deals at Kraft Music:
https://kraftmusic.com/collections/no...
Jacob Dupree visits The Gallery at Kraft Music to perform 'Arabesque No. 1' by Claude Debussy on the Nord Grand 2. A brief homage to the late Jack Horkheimer, the Star Hustler. Keep looking up!
Connect with Jacob here:
https://www.jacobdupremusic.com/
The Nord Grand 2 features the latest generation premium hammer action keyboard from Kawai for the responsive feel of an acoustic grand piano. Combined with Nord's world renowned Sound Libraries and a tactile user interface, the sleek and elegant Nord Grand 2 offers a genuinely unique experience. Other highlights include Advanced Layering of two Pianos and two Sample Synths at a time, support for the Nord Piano Monitor, and an included Nord Triple Pedal 2.
Get more for your money with an exclusive Nord Grand 2 bundle from Kraft Music. These package deals include the accessories you'll need to get the most out of your new stage piano, all for one low price. If you have any questions, please contact us. Our knowledgeable Sales Advisors will be happy to assist in choosing the bundle that's right for you!"
Customized sound on the Sequential Take 5. 🔥🔥🔥
video upload by Eric Jones
"I decided to create a patch on this powerful little synth. Programming is easy but it depends on how deep you would like to go especially when you start to dive into the mod matrix. Right now I’m not there yet but this sound is serviceable. It reminds me of the Yamaha Dx Brass. I decided to call the patch “East of Da Sun”. Don’t ask me why because I don’t know, I guess I was trying to think outside the box. 🤷🏾♂️😂
1. #SynthMagic
2. #SoundDesignJourney
3. #ModularSynth
4. #Soundscapes
5. #audioalchemy"
Synthstrom Deluge - classic downtempo synth with Zeptocade, Chroma Console
video upload by Jay Hosking
See this post for additional details on the Zeptocade.
"Please support my work on Patreon: / jayhosking
A live synthesizer jam performed entirely on hardware.
Full disclosure: Ian from Synthstrom got in touch and we were discussing my older Deluge videos. I mentioned I had been missing the Deluge since I sold it, and he kindly offered to ship one to me so I could try the new screen and community firmware. I didn't pay for this Deluge, although I did pay taxes and duty on it (O, Canada). In short, while I bought my original Deluge, this new one was sent by Synthstrom.
But I have to say it's so good to have it back. The updates to the hardware (i.e. the screen) and the firmware have fixed basically every shortcoming I felt in the device, and they did so without compromising what makes the Deluge so great. Thanks to the screen, I can finally learn how to better use the device without resorting to YouTube searches, I can easily adjust patches and use samples effectively, and I can see all the new effects and other changes. And thanks to the community firmware, I can now bust out of the one-endless-loop mentality with grid mode, and have stereo chorus, and so much more. And somehow, all these new additions don't seem to get in the way of what made the Deluge so great in the first place: great synth sounds, feeling like a sketchpad space where it's fun to quickly draft ideas, buttons that feel really great to the touch, and a complete groovebox package with endless sequencing plus MIDI and CV out.
Here, I relied on some of those well-known Boards of Deluge preset packs (go check them out!) to drum up some inspiration. From there, I started to explore looped audio stretching, which I'd never done in the Deluge but was now so easy, as well as resampling. And finally, I switched into the new grid mode for some easy arrangement and clip launching. It's just awesome.
I wanted some more drums, and something with a few more buttons to play, so I added in the Infinitedigits Zeptocore/Zeptocade. It's an audio loop slicer and player with a strong emphasis on performability, which is right up my alley. It's also imperfect, which I discuss more in the Patreon behind-the-scenes video. In short, I adore the performance aspect and think it sounds so good (especially through the Chroma Console for saturation, compression, and delay), but I also struggled to keep it in tempo and not bugging out.
Ultimately, I was surprised where this one ended up. I thought it was going to be a busy fast song, but it fell into a more contemplative and interesting backbeat.
Thanks for listening.
Synthstrom Audible Deluge - Many synth voices, percussion loops, effects, sequencing
Infinitedigits Zeptocore/Zeptocade into Hologram Chroma Console - Performed sliced drum loops
Performed and recorded live, with EQ, compression, and limiting on the master.
https://jayhosking.bandcamp.com"
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