that Question -- playing live with Sequential pro 3, Analog Rytm, Osmose and Minifreak

video upload by 5th Elevator

"Another attempt to record something by playing live all my gear -- feel free to say what you think"

PlantsSystem-MotionDive

video upload by plantssystem

""MotionDive" was created with a SEQUENTIAL Prophet-5 and Poly-Sequencer.
For visual material I used the old MotionDive2.
The randomized program changes are from the Poly-Sequencer.
Note the blinking 'LEDs'.
#synth #plantssystem #music"

New vs Old Multicassa #multicassa

video upload by LepLoop

"Tow multicassa it's better than one, bassy friends.
High quality audio from the mixer with compressor.
https://www.leploop.org/2024/02/18/th..."

PLUGIN ./. HARDWARE --- WALDORF MICROWAVE 1, Rev. A vs. MICROWAVE 1 Plugin - DRY AMBIENT SESSION

video upload by LESINDES

"All tracks were recorded as audio signals in Logic Pro over the same inputs and the exactly the same cables. They were normalized and equally levelled and off line bounced without any FX which results in a rather unusual sound. How else could you compare both sources?

You hear the hardware when the synth is shown and the plugin when the plugin is in appearing in this video.

Note that I used here only factory single sound patterns delivered with the Microwave plugin. They were all tranferred into the hardware unit right before recording them track per track.

The mixes were randomly cut in Final Cut Pro. They had to be crossfaded in order to avoid clicking.

To my ears the 2 takes sound very similar. Except for LFO speeds and attacks. The hardware seems to be slower in both cases. Even though the original MW1 manual warns users of setting the attack to 0 as it could result in clicking ;-)."

Roland Juno-D Synthesizer featuring Ed Diaz - All Playing, No Talking

video upload by Kraft Music

"Great bundle deals on Roland Juno-D:
https://kraftmusic.com/collections/ro...

Ed Diaz from Roland plays the Juno-D6, showing a variety of sounds and features.

Juno-D is the perfect synth for gigging musicians and budding creators. This light and portable keyboard features a pro-grade Roland sound engine and an intuitive panel layout for easy operation. Play in a band or craft new songs with a massive sound library, an eight-track sequencer, and versatile connections for your gear. Perform on the move with support for USB-C mobile battery power. And stay inspired with new sounds on Roland Cloud.

Juno-D6, the most portable Juno-D model, features an expressive 61-note keyboard with synth action. Juno-D7 sports 76 synth-action keys, making it ideal for musicians who need extended range, multiple splits, and enhanced playability. The Juno-D8 88-note model features the acclaimed PHA-4 Ivory Feel keyboard with weighted hammer action, known for its exceptional response and traditional piano feel. Each Juno-D model includes the same internal features, panel layout, and connectivity. The only differences are the keyboard configuration, size, and weight.

Get more for your money with an exclusive Roland Juno-D synthesizer bundle from Kraft Music. These package deals include the accessories you'll need to get the most out of your new keyboard synth, 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!"

Shulte Compact Phasing ‘A’ w/ Prophet-5 and Lexicon 224

video upload by foleytronics fx repair

"This is a demonstration of 'Room A' on Matt's now-fully-functional Lexicon 224, paired with Mike's Schulte Compact Phasing 'A' and my Prophet-5 rev 2. This is, in my opinion, the greatest Kraut combination I have encountered!"

The greatest synth of all times?

video upload by Marius Leicht

"New Album coming November 11, 2024.
Sign up for the free release trip, including bts videos, a free OB-E sound pack, sheet music and a surprise giveaway by GForce Software! https://mariusleicht.com/oberheim"

VC Address Demo - Low-gain Electronics | 4U Modular Serge

video upload by LowgainElectronics

"Gnarly wave shaping via VC Addressed switch!


coming soon!"

SynthFest UK 2024 - Iconic Drum Machines

video upload by Sound On Sound magazine

"Oli Freke from Synth Evolution takes us on a guided tour of some of the most iconic drum machines that shaped music in our time.

He'll be joined on stage by Michael Eden who will demonstrate some of the drum machines in his collection.

Chapter times:

00:00 - Introducing the hosts
00:50 - What is a drum machine?
03:30 - The Wurlitzer Sideman from 1959, the first drum machine?
04:35 - Wurlitzer Sideman demonstration
08:15 - The Sideman's valve mechanism in action
09:52 - Legal problems and use by home organists
11:21 - Transistor-based Keio Donca Matic DE-11 from 1966
13:34 - Donca Matic DE-11 demonstration
15:15 - Keio becomes Korg
16:17 - Ace Tone Drum machines from 1967
17:15 - Keio Mini Pops 7 from 1967
20:47 - Famed use by Jean-Michel Jarre on Oxygene (Note: YouTube has muted the music clip)
23:12 - Inclusion of Quijada/ Jawbone sound
24:24 - Robin Gibb, Sly & The Family Stone drum machine firsts
26:29 - Paia Programmable Drumset from 1975
28:06 - Paia Drumset programming demonstration
32:16 - Use by Peter Gabriel
34:01 - Roland TR-808 from 1980
37:29 - Roland TR-808 features and demonstration
41:00 - Programming a beat on the TR-808
43:48 - Pioneering new genres of electronic music
47:13 - How does the TR-808 make its sounds?
48:14 - Recreating the 808 bass drum
50:39 - Recreating the 808 snare drum
52:22 - Recreating the 808 clap sound
53:48 - Recreating the 808 hi-hat sound
56:17 - Recreating the 808 cowbell sound
57:38 - Comparing the digital model with the original TR-808
58:29 - Outro

Oli Freke may be contacted via his website.
https://www.synthevolution.net"

Trying the new synth models on the Modor DR-2 (no talk)

video upload by Richard DeHove

"Firmware OS013 added four new synth models: saw, square, sine and FM. Here I give them an initial test. First impressions are good. The resonance is pleasantly harsh, the filters have some bite and the sine and FM models are a little quirky. The various quick demo tracks below test out a few different techniques including randomized filter amounts, randomized step fills, synth models panned hard left and right, and parameter locks.

As yet there's no way to play the sounds chromatically with an external keyboard or sequencer. That means inputting notes by the grid and setting the pitch one at a time with the pitch knob. That's not unusual for a machine that isn't designed to be chromatically played, but now that it does have synth sounds that playability would make these models much more versatile. It's easy to imagine a situation where you'd play a pair of synth models from an attached keyboard with velocity, filter randomizations and panning - all while the other four voices continue doing their drum thing. In the meantime there's still lots to enjoy. For example in the video you'll see me transpose various tracks up and down from the root note. An interesting ability.

As always there's absolutely no external processing or effects. This is raw DR-2. And if you'd like to see anything else specific about the DR-2 please let me know.

0:00 Three synths with locks
1:40 Resonant twiddlings
4:06 Res and distortion

Many thanks to my kind patrons who keep this channel ad-free
My website: https://richarddehove.com/"