Mutable (ST)RINGS | Modular Composing | Open Sequencing

video upload by Cinematic Laboratory

"I guess it's much cheaper to find new use to existing modules instead of getting more modules that don't really add anything new. We all know Mutable Rings, it's our modular guitar. So how about trying to play it like a guitar? In this video, I'll use a static arp, like the strings on a guitar, tuned to whatever you like (like Fripp's New Standard Tuning) and then move the individual notes around like a fretboard. It's like a note-by-note transpose. Do you know any sequencer that can do this? Sure! Five12 Vector has chance operations and subsequencers. Westlicht has note ranges and you can use Track B to transpose track A. But you can't transpose the indivual notes in an ARP with their own subsequences. I've been working on this idea because it's a cool addition to our stochastic generative dice controlled compositions. I'd like to all it 'open sequencing' as a tribute to 'open composers' from the 50's and 60's. People like John Cage and Hans Otte, but also people like Robert Fripp (tuning of fifths) and Hans Zimmer (double harmonic dune scale).

It's even cooler to use a module that allows you to build what doesn't exist yet, lke Monome Teletype. I wrote a script you can load in your module, but Teletype is also part of the VCV free module collection. I bet you'd never use it without some help. So here's a script you can cut, paste in a .TXT and load it into the 'active script' of Teletype."
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💡 MPC Hack - 32 Audio + Plugins tracks ! 🤯

video upload by Audiorial

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Tutorial | SOLAR 42F

video upload by ELTA music

00:00 INTRO
00:10 Description
00:45 The main thing when switching on the device
01:25 Structure
02:07 DRONE VOICES | Description
02:16 DRONE VOICES | 1,2,4,5
03:50 DRONE VOICES | Foto sensors
05:49 DRONE VOICES | Effect of lighting on SOLAR sensors
06:49 DRONE VOICES | VOLT knob and FM effect
08:25 DRONE VOICES | keyboard, gate, env and VCA
14:30 Drone voice 3, 6
19:08 Drone voice 3, 6 | White noise generator
20:25 Drone voice 3, 6 | Sample and Hold
21:03 Drone voice 3, 6 | Example of sounds
24:09 Drone voice 3, 6 | Example sounds of all Drone voices
25:11 VOLT octave VOICES VCO A and VCO B | Description
28:00 VOLT octave VOICES VCO A and VCO B | Voice connectors
28:20 VOLT octave VOICES VCO A and VCO B | FM
29:44 VOLT octave VOICES VCO A and VCO B | VCA and Envelope generator
30:59 VOLT octave VOICES VCO A and VCO B |Example sounds of VCO voices
32:59 Touch controller keyboard | Description
36:03 Touch controller keyboard | Functionality
36:39 Touch controller keyboard | Single mode
36:52 Touch controller keyboard | Twin mode
37:29 Touch controller keyboard | Split mode
38:14 Touch controller keyboard | Plate button editor
59:00 Mixing, processing, effector | Description
01:00:05 Mixing, processing, effector | Filter
01:00:58 Mixing, processing, effector | Distortion
01:01:46 Mixing, processing, effector | Effector
01:03:31 Mixing, processing, effector | Effector CV controle
01:05:45 Mixing, processing, effector | Loading Cartridges
01:09:15 CV Sources | LFOs
01:10:16 CV Sources | Joystick
01:11:49 CV Sources | 5 step sequencer
01:15:27 CV Sources | Preamp and envelope follower
01:16:35 CV Sources | Example of sounds external microphone and preamp
01:17:33 CV Sources | Contact mic
01:18:11 CV Sources | Envelope follower
01:21:28 OUTRO | Example of improvisation

"SOLAR 42f is a unique experimental electro-music instrument, an analogue microtonal ambient drone machine. It will inspire you to find a new and spontaneous approach to composing music.
The instrument is oriented for live performances, creating film soundtracks, theatre soundtracks, atmospheric sounds, microtonal and background music. The instrument was inspired by early electronic musical instruments of the 1920s and 1950s, notably Leo Theremin's «Harmonium» instrument, as well as science fiction film soundtracks."

PlantsSystem-XOver

video upload by plantssystem

"'XOver' was created using SEQUENTIAL Prophet-5, AKAI Professional MPC-2000 and iOS Lorentz.
Crossover fusion music has been generated."

Roland TR707 running through Arp Explorer Audio In...

video upload by noddyspuncture

Arp Explorer and 1601 Sequencer...

video upload by noddyspuncture

"I modified my Arp Explorer for external oscillator and filter CV and S-trig so I could sequence it. I'd also just repaired an Arp 1601 sequencer so I though it might be a cool demo to test them out together."

E-mu Drumulator stock kit VS Linn Drum kit

video upload by ohm_studi_ohm

"Here you have a comparision between 2 e-mu Drumulator units, one that has stock eprom sounds and the second one that was fitted with Linn Drum LM1 sounds.
I play all the patterns available in the units, which are factory ones except for a few programmed ones. As a bonus I added a comparision of the stock Drumulator and the custom kit I use, which is basically the stock kit with Kick, Clap and Hi Hats replaced by the Linn Drum ones.
Also by having both units side by side I discover something funny, I let you find it in the video..."

Make Noise Presents MultiMod

video upload by MAKEN0ISE

0:00 Cold Open
0:43 Title Sequence
1:15 Introducing MultiMod!
2:18 Module Description
2:54 Tony Talks MultiMod
4:21 Controls Overview
8:03 Building The Team
10:42 Read Shapes and Hold
13:03 The Power Of The Hardware
16:04 LFO Shapes
17:49 From One Control Signal… We Create Many
18:44 Read Shape Patch Examples
22:56 Going Into The Unknown
24:22 Outro

Make Noise MultiMod | Overview & Explorations

video upload by Sarah Belle Reid

"A walkthrough of Make Noise’s newest Eurorack module, MultiMod, a multi-function modulation utility—with a few tricks up its sleeve.

This video contains a module overview, demo and patch tutorials. We’ll start with a panel tour of the MultiMod, and then dive into different patch examples that use MultiMod as a multi-LFO tool and a CV processor. I'll also share some "extended techniques" (ways of using MultiMod that extend beyond its intended use case), and demonstrate some ideas for using it to generate and process sound in unusual ways."

This is Make Make Noise Multimod: From One Comes Many

video upload by Red Means Recording Modular

00:00 intro
00:36 what is multimod?
07:38 shapes in action
13:43 one voice, much modulation
18:29 driving quantizers
22:05 v/o through multimod
28:09 noise through multimod
30:16 oscillator sequence through multimod
35:49 ambient audio manipulation
42:30 multimod as rhythm generator
48:00 unlocked polyrhythmic sequencing
51:13 merp merp merp merp merp
54:27 audio processing final jam

With MultiMod...from one control signal, we create many.

MultiMod represents a new approach to complex modulations: it takes a single control signal and copies it 8 times, additionally modifying those copies by weighted adjustment of their relative phase and speed. The result is a flock of related modulation signals, all derived from the same single input.

Phase sets the spacing of the signal copies in time, weighted by channel, with each progressive channel getting more out of phase from the original Signal and from each other. Spread allows for varispeeding the copies by different amounts, with each getting progressively faster or slower than the original Signal. Time determines the range of time captured at the input and therefore also the depth of modulation across copies of the input signal when Phase and Spread are manipulated. MultiMod also includes Tempo, Hold, and Reset features, and a variety of Read Shapes for temporal rearrangement of input signals.

When the input is not patched, MultiMod generates an LFO that is copied eight times and manipulated in the same ways.

MultiMod is built on a brand new DSP hardware developed for the New Universal Synthesizer System. It offers eight high resolution outputs, with signal input and output ranges approaching the upper limits of the analog eurorack modular system. All I/O is capable of a 20V range at +/-10V, greatly exceeding the typical 0-5V CV input ranges on typical digital modules.

Features

Generate vari-speeded, phase modulated copies of any modulation signal.
Dramatically control 8 CVs with just 3 fully modulatable parameters.
Multiple unique read shapes for varying traversal through copied signals
Tempo/Reset inputs and Clock output for temporal system integration
Hold feature for looping captured signals
Ultra-Wide 20V p-p I/O ranges approach analog maximums of the eurorack system
Full TechniColor, Maximum Blinkenlights
Calibrated to accurately pass critical control signals such as quantized pitch CV
Internally generated signals for “LFO mode” when nothing is patched to the Signal Input.

Specifications
Width: 10hp
Max depth (incl power cable): 39mm
Power:
195mA @+12V
10mA @-12V
MSRP: $349

https://www.makenoisemusic.com/module...

Sequential Take 5 Jam #2 | No Talking

video upload by Igor Khabarov

First jam here

"This jam was performed and recorded on the analog synthesizer Sequential Take 5. I used a stock preset called Fifth Dimension and modified its sound throughout the jam. I'm not a big fan of the built-in effects on this synth, so I further processed its sound using the Chase Bliss MOOD mk2 pedal, which adds atmospheric reverb. A bit of post-processing and mastering were done in Ableton Live.

Sequential Take 5 analog synth: https://sequential.com/product/take-5...
Chase Bliss MOOD pedal: https://www.chasebliss.eu/mood-mkii
Ableton Live DAW: https://www.ableton.com/"

Can the Sequential Circuits Prophet 10 Händel it?

video upload by Really Nice Audio

"Back to the old school of classical music played on synthesisers.
In this case 3 parts of a composition of George Frideric Handel on the Prophet 10."

Elektron Machinedrum SPS-1 MKII w/ Decsaver Lid & Case

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"Elektron SPS-1 MachineDrum in excellent condition. This is NOT the UW version & thus does not support sample playback. Tested and confirmed to fully functional. Includes decksaver, OEM psu and the Elektron ECC-7 gig bag(see photos)

The Machinedrum SPS-1 is an advanced drum machine and drum synthesizer. It can synthesize wonderfully convincing analog sounds from the classic drum machines as well as crisp electronic and acoustic drum sounds, and they can all be tweaked and morphed into unique and dynamic new sounds! It has 39 drum sounds ready to be played or tweaked and customized by you! Its eight real-time control knobs offer total hands-on synthesis and control."

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