Sunday, November 03, 2024
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LABELS/MORE: Black Corporation, Yamaha
LABELS/MORE: Black Corporation, Yamaha
Best Ambient Synth Shootout #136: Roland JP-08 - Song 1
video upload by Christian's Sonic Spaces
"This is the first (lazy weekend) recording with the Roland JP-08. It is a 4-voice, virtual analog synthesizer that recreats the sound of the revered Jupiter 8.
I used for the recording the following FX pedals:
Line 6 DL4 MkII, GFI System Specular Reverb 2.
The signal went through a Presonus StudioLive 16.0.2 into the PC via USB for recording. To create the complete song I recorded consecutively several stereo tracks. On some tracks Compressor and EQ where added in Cubase. The final song was then mastered using iZotope Ozone."
GliGli's Overcycler - Custom Patch: Dream Walker ST
video upload by Solidtrax
"Recorded one of my custom patches for the Overcycler by @gliglisfx in a single take using @bitwig Studio. I've mixed in some @Sinevibes Luminance v2 towards the end.
For more information about GliGli's new synth, you can visit: https://gliglisynth.blogspot.com/"
You can find additional Overcycler posts here.
Batchas "Sixty-one"
video upload by batchas
"I send the output of the sequencer to a quantizer before going back into the matrix to control the CV of the 3 oscillators."
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LABELS/MORE: ARP, MOS-LAB, Scrotum Lab
LABELS/MORE: ARP, MOS-LAB, Scrotum Lab
TTMC Sequencer Card , Easelcommand 4U Dodeca 212 258 216 , Torso Electronics S-4
Buchla & Titptop Audio 259t
video upload by Luca Longobardi
"Strane forme
A little excerpt from a long session done this morning with the 259t. I absolutely love the amount of little variations you can get from this iconic module. The fact that it has ART on board makes it easier for me to manage some little things that are part of my language. I love it, period."
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LABELS/MORE: Buchla, eurorack, TipTop Audio
LABELS/MORE: Buchla, eurorack, TipTop Audio
"Timeless Discrepancies" ✨⏳✨ Meng Qi Wing Pinger & Folktek Aether
video upload by Stephano Gavilanes
"New piece composed around an improvisation recorded with the Folktek Aether and Meng Qi Wing Pinger synthsππ½
Folktek Aether's audio signals going through Meng Qi's Wing Pinger, and Aether's touch CV outputs controlling Q and Cut Off on the Wing Pinger, both instruments feature banana jacks.
Performance and recording by Stephano Gavilanes© Copyright 2024. All Rights Reserved."
Parapolyparty - Retro Jam with DSI Pro-2 in paraphonic mode and Eurorack VCOs
video upload by hypergol
"Follow-up to my demo/tutorial video on setting up a paraphonic patch on the DSI Pro-2, supplementing each of its four digital oscillators with Eurorack VCOs.
I had to do something fun with it besides a basic demo, and the 2 oscillators per note/voice gave the "Filter 1" patch from the previous video some serious 80's analog poly vibes. I shortened the decay and release envelope times to make it punchier. This jam is the natural result of dialing in that sound. I bleed the 80's, haha.
Instruments:
Dave Smith Instruments Pro-2 (main synth)
Oberheim OB-X8 (octave down bass)
Roland JX-3P (sprinkles of majesty)
G-Force Software Oberheim DMX (drums)
Alesis Midiverb II (Gated reverb on snare, bloom reverb on toms)
Modules: Roland System-500 512 VCOs, 530 VCAs, 540 Envelopes, Wavefonix Dual CEM 3340, Doeper dual envelopes, Arcus Audio dual VCA, Pittsburgh Modular Giraffe, Doepfer VCA, Happy Nerding FX Aid Pro (for additional majestic reverb for the majesty)
Patch demo with on-screen tutorial: [posted here]
Update: this track has been updated and given a proper release. Check it out on the album Afterburner XXIV over at https://hypergol.bandcamp.com"
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LABELS/MORE: DSI, eurorack, Sequential
LABELS/MORE: DSI, eurorack, Sequential
Saturday, November 02, 2024
0000 0000 1000 0110 1001: Live in the studio by Hypergol (Oberheim OB-X8 instrumental)
video upload by hypergol
"This track utilizes the first patch I made after unboxing the amazing OB-X8 from Oberheim. It's a nice, lush, unmistakably "Oberheim" pad sound using the OB-Xa 24db filter. It starts off with the patch split, with an arp on the upper layer and then moves to double mode (stacked) with 4 voices panned hard left and 4 hard right. On the album version, I didn't do any stacking, opting to double track instead so that I could get the full 8 notes of polyphony. There are some challenges when limited to 4 notes, particularly with envelope triggering. It's fairly obvious here in the latter section of this live performance, as there are some notes that aren't nearly as soft as I'd like them to be. The beautiful modulated plate reverb from the Audiothingies Doctor A helps to make things less jarring. In this performance, I occasionally sweep the filter of both layers (rather poorly) with a foot pedal. The battery on my real camera is dead, so no fancy moody bokeh in this video, unfortunately.
Check out the original track over here on my bandcamp page:"
Bladertronics: Oberheim OB-X8 Frippertronics style looping: Clockwork, Nemesis, Valhalla, DoctorA
video upload by hypergol
"I bought a looper pedal recently. It doesn't work. It's bricked. I'm pissed. Rather than make a video of me smashing it with a hammer, I decided to buy Valhalla Delay instead. It's essentially exactly what I need for what I want to do: Frippertronics with synths!
Here's the signal chain:
Oberheim OB-X8 to JRockett Clockwork Analog BBD and Audiothingies DoctorA modulated plate reverb in parallel OB-X8 and BBD output to Valhalla Delay - tape setting with 7 second delay time and about 80% feedback Valhalla output to Source Audio Nemesis set to slow ping pong
Source Audio Nemesis to DoctorA reverb
This is my first time using the delay plugin. I didn't really practice with it, and it shows. I actually cut the first 3 minutes of this performance as it was a mess and too choppy. Last time I did a Frippertronics synth video, someone said that I should try key changes to keep it interesting. That's what I attempted to do here, but I didn't exactly work on smooth transitions. It would probably make sense to assign a knob to control Valhalla's feedback parameter via midi, so I could bring the level of the entire sound bed down and then start a new one in a different key. That would have been a good idea. Oh well, stuff to work on for next time!
As for the sounds in the video, I'm bouncing back and forth between 2 patches that I made shortly after unboxing the OB-X8: a triumphant pad sound in double mode, and then obviously a Blade Runner style CS-80 lead sound.
Above mentioned attempt at Frippertronics with synths video:" [2021 video posted here]
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