Sunday, November 03, 2024
LOFI uTape Scrubber - uDelay Cassette loop prototype
video upload by Beepboop Electronics
You can find details on the uTape Scrubber here and additional posts via the Beep Boop label.
"I wanted to see how possible it would be to turn the uTape scrubber into a delay without modifying it......
I've made standard cassettes with extra heads in before but never a micro cassette!
The result are pretty lofi! The high frequencies are lost due to difficulty maintianing tape tension and head contact as there is no tensioner.....
I added a small spring mechnism into the casette whoich helped.
If the tape was only to move in one direction the concept would be much easier to do but with a reversible motor there is alot more to go wrong!"
Magnetic Heart - Drift (downtempo / ambient / synth)
video upload by Magnetic Heart
"A live electronic music performance by Magnetic Heart.
I've added the Make Noise Strega to my lineup of devices and had to create a new jam with it right away. This is what came out of it on the first attempt.
Hardware used:
Squarp Hapax
Elektron Analog Four
Elektron Analog Rytm
Novation Summit
Make Noise Strega
Empress Echosystem
Empress Reverb
Walrus Audio Julianna Chorus
Suonobuono nABC+ Compressor
Behringer 1003B Mixer
Elektron Analog Heat+FX on the master signal
Recorded into Ableton with a bit of master processing done there."
Sax In The Acid Rain (Sequential OB-6, Pro-2, Doctor A, QuadraVerb, MIDIVerb II)
video upload by hypergol
"I got a real camera. You'll know the shots when you see them. Unfortunately I don't have a tripod yet so most of the footage is from my phone, which sucks in low light. Anyways... I've had this little movie "epilogue" like riff on the OB-6 for awhile now. Perfect for walking down the dark streets in a deluge of dystopian acid rain. It just needs a sweet sax lead over the top. I spent quite a few hours trying to get a saxxy sound out of the Pro-2. I figure it's the best synth I got for taking on that daunting task. I'm using both filters, all 5 envelopes, every type of drive, all character FX, linear FM, and just a bit of the onboard delay for some width and depth. It sounds pretty reedy in the lower registers but rounds out as you move up the keyboard. The OB sound is classic. Not much to say about that. Generous amounts of delay and reverb courtesy the Audiothingies Doctor A and then I'm running everything through a MIDIVerb II + QuadraVerb combo as a master reverb, which completes the future dystopian from an 80's low-budget movie perspective feels. "Sax in the Rain" was already taken. So you get a half-baked title to go with a half-baked 4K video and a half-baked thumbnail and a half-baked performance with a full-on run-on sentence. Someday I'll rework this into something proper and release it.
Update: I did a proper release of this song with new performances, synths, and additional sonic elements. Check it out on the Afterburner XXIV album over at https://hypergol.bandcamp.com"
'Creepy Soundtrack 15' - Yamaha CS-15 + Arturia Keystep 2 Voice,1 Synth Jam
video upload by DreamsOfWires
"The Yamaha CS-15 has two complete synth voices, so here I'm using the Hz/Volts mode of the @ArturiaOfficial Keystep to control one voice, and the synth keyboard to control the other. This time I'm channeling my affection for 70s/80s horror movie soundtracks (again), particulary John Carpenter, although I've missed Halloween by a few days.
Using the two voices independently reduces the sonic possibilities of the synth, and they share a single audio output, but it can be quite fun to see what can be squeezed out of a single vintage synth of the 1970's.
As a single monophonic synth the CS-15 is very unique and surprisingly flexible, as it has two of almost everything (2x VCO, multi-mode VCF, ADSR, VCA), but only one LFO, and the otherwise independent voices (both of which have their own CV & Gate inputs) are both routed to the same audio outputs (high & low), which is a bit of a bummer.
Anyway, I don't suppose it was intended to replace two single oscillator monosynths, and this is from the late 70's, so it's a pretty killer design when viewed in context. I can imagine it being super-useful in a minimal, early synthpop band on a budget."
Find my music at: https://tomorrowthecure.bandcamp.com
Korg Monologue Analog Tweakfest VCO Monophonic Synthesizer Rik Marston
video upload by Rik Marston Official
"Synthesizer Demo by Rik Marston
*Watch in HD!* *NO Talking!* *Turn it up!*
My Etsy store: AhnyxianSoundDesign
https://www.etsy.com/shop/AhnyxianSou..."
YAMAHA PSR-SX920 Voice and Style Demo
video upload by Woody Piano Shack
Wait for it. See if you can identify the songs. Fun stuff. :)
"All-playing demo of the brand new YAMAHA PSR SX920 Arranger Workstation Keyboard featuring the all new styles and sounds. This is the more affordable version of the mighty YAMAHA GENOS 2 (GENOS2).
MORE WOODY PIANO SHACK
► https://woodypianoshack.com"
Greaten AP300 pro EWI demo and review
video upload by Floyd Steinberg
The Greaten AP300 pro ( https://www.greaten-music.com/product... ) is an electronic woodwind instrument (#EWI) with a built-in #synthesizer. It has USB and Bluetooth #MIDI and audio interfaces. Here's a review and a lot of sounds played. TOC:
Roland D10 Restoration - Part 2 - Sound Issues
video upload by Runningonair
Additional Runningonair Roland D10 posts
"In this video I'll be fixing a Roland D10. Specifically, looking at sound issues.
Further information and links are below:
Service Manuals https://www.vintagesynthparts.com/ser...
If you'd like to support the channel, you can check out my tracks below.
Bandcamp
https://runningonair.bandcamp.com/
Spotify
https://open.spotify.com/artist/5fNUf...
You can also leave a donation at:
Paypal
https://paypal.me/runningonair?"
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