Supercritical Synthesizers Redshift 6 Gets a Firmware Update

press release follows:

Supercritical Synthesizers have just released the first firmware update for the Redshift 6 and it’s available at our website.

The Firmware Update 1.1 brings USB MIDI, new modulation destinations such as: Character, Detune, envelope Attack, Decay, Sustain & Release and also new presets from Kebu.

VERSION 1.1

Added
• USB MIDI
• New modulation destinations: Character, Detune, envelope Attack, Decay, Sustain & Release
• New presets by Kebu

Improved
• LFO Trigger parameter is now named Sync

Fixed
• Fix reversed visualizations of LFO Log vs. RevLog waveforms
• Dual Osc Noise level is now affected by DCO env in para mode, and by gain scaling related to character and drive,
as it should be. This may affect the noise level in some presets.
• MIDI notes now stop when:
- All Notes Off CC123 is received
- MIDI channel setting is changed
- MIDI Panic is pressed from front panel
• Repeatedly pressing MIDI Panic no longer crashes the synth
• On fast envelope decays, the envelope no longer gets stuck to its previous sustain value, when sustain level is changed
or modulated
• Fix potential loss of autosave or presets
• Minor visual fixes

The next Redshift 6 firmware update is already in beta testing and is expected to be released in March.

Supercritical’s Redshift 6
Supercritical’s Redshift 6 is a 6 voice polyphonic analog synthesizer that combines technology from Supercritical’s previous products, the Demon Core Oscillator and the Neutron Flux Filter.

Redshift 6 is a true Sonic powerhouse. With 16 oscillators per voice and a 4-pole analog multimode filter featuring drive and character controls, it effortlessly delivers everything from super saw stabs to lush pads and from unison basses to vintage poly synth sounds. The Redshift 6’s 4 envelopes and 4 LFOs combined with complex, but super easy-to-assign modulation possibilities and mod matrix offer endless possibilities for sound design.

For more in-depth info, including technical specifications, please visit the Redshift 6 webpage:

https://supercriticalsynthesizers.com/redshift6/

ellitone - NotePad - midi controller with record and loop function [fn_block 02]

video upload by ellitone instruments



"ellitone - NotePad - MIDI Controller with Record and Loop Function [fn_block 02]

now available for purchase at ellitone.com

TRS midi output
12 touch-activated note keys
12 selectable musical scales
5 octave range
transpose entire keyboard to any root note
select output midi channel 1-12
record and loop musical phrases up to 50 notes in length
usb-c powered
comes fully assembled!

The ellitone notepad is the second entry into the fn_block series of inexpensive modular musical devices. The notepad is a small handheld midi controller that is fun and easy to use. Designed to be compatible with the fn_block 01 digital synthesizer, the notepad is also highly compatible with external gear and DAW’s that accept incoming MIDI. Select between 12 different musical scales and 5 octaves to get started (hold down the “scale” button and tap any of the 12 touch note keys to select a scale). Play notes one at a time to create melody or hold down multiple notes at the same time to create chords. The built-in musical scales ensure that any notes you play will sound great together! The notepad also includes record and loop functionality. Press the “mode” button to switch into record mode and then start playing notes. The record led will light up when recording is active. record musical midi passages up to 30 seconds in length, or 50 notes in length (whichever comes first). When you are done recording your musical midi passage, press the “end” button to stop your recording. Your recorded midi passage will now begin playback. Want to add notes on top of what you just recorded? No problem, simply play additional notes during playback to layer them onto the existing loop! Want to shorten your musical passage loop? Simply press “end” whenever you like during playback to create a new endpoint for your loop. You can also change the scale, octave, and transposition of your recorded passage for new variations. Lots of fun to be had!"

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Lel DidiDrum by Ultrarare.su

video upload by Futulyric

"Ultrarare presents another super rare device drum module - Lel MIDIDRUM. In MIDI format all knobs of the device do not work, volume commands are transmitted in the note mode. Thus, the only regulator is the volume knob in the lower right corner. The simplicity of the plugin is compensated by the uniqueness of the source. To date, no other working preserved copy is known. Also included in the delivery set will be 34 unique drum parts of Lel in midi format, the name of which is written on the device."

This appears to be the first one to be featured on the site.

Novation Fixed Project Switching on the Circuits

video upload by Gabe Miller Music

"I show how to use the firmware update for the Novation Circuit Tracks and Novation Circuit Rhythm that fixes the project switching bug I encountered in a previous video.
Official documentation: https://support.novationmusic.com/hc/..."

PlantsSystem-Legacy

video upload by plantssystem

"Let's think about what noise is.
The noise function does not have any absolute defining formula, but is defined as a function with characteristics that the distribution of output values ​​must satisfy.
I used SEQUENTIAL Prophet-5 and iceGear Lorentz.
#electronicmusic #synth #prophet5 #iceCear"

ASTROGENIC HALLUCINAUTING live at Axelrad 022225

video upload by thenoiztemple

"ASTROGENIC HALLUCINAUTING live at Axelrad 022225
Live performance
club: Axelrad
city: Houston

noiz circuit:
Dirtywave M8 Model 1 x2
Dirtywave M8 Model 2
Korg KP3+
FaderFox PC12
1010Music BlueBox

for more noiz:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/as...

website:
http://manipulate.net

board audio captured by: Renku Corp."

Moog Labyrinth 50 Modular Patches & Sequences + WAV Samples

video upload by Anton Anru

"'Circuit Maze' is a collection of 50 patches for the semi-modular synth Moog Labyrinth. Dedicated to the modular spirit, the bank of presets embraces the analog warmth, experimental mindset, and rich sonic possibilities provided by Moog Labyrinth—an instrument that challenges traditional sequencing, offering fresh ways to shape sound and inspire creativity.

🎛 While crafting this soundset, I wanted to fully explore Labyrinth's capabilities, dive deep into its unconventional workflow, and have fun with its distinctive sequencing approach, which is unavailable on other synths. The result is a collection of 50 patches designed to inject unique and evolving patterns into any track or performance.
Each preset—or fragments of it—can function as bass, percussion, melody/lead, pluck, or FX, making this collection highly versatile.

📦 Get these patches: https://antonanru.sellfy.store/p/laby...

💽 The presets explore a wide spectrum of tones, from warm, clean, soft, and deep to noisy, metallic, distorted, punchy, and bright. Some sounds are bold enough to take center stage, while others work best as supporting elements, adding texture and movement to your compositions.
You can use the patches as they are, but I strongly encourage real-time tweaking, allowing you to shape and evolve the timbres throughout your performance for a dynamic and immersive experience.

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A Brand New Beat Coming from Cherry Audio on March 11

video upload by Cherry Audio

"Two great tastes that taste great together. Coming from Cherry Audio on March 11. Subscribe and like to keep up with all of the latest from Cherry Audio in 2025!"

Building a drum machine for the 4ms Meta module

video upload by Omri Cohen

00:00 - Introduction
00:21 - Building the setup
08:48 - Final setup
10:33 - With hardware

Additional resources: https://www.patreon.com/omricohen

02.27.2025 Mos-Lab 2500 - To be continued

video upload by batchas

"The sound of the 2500 takes me into musical territory I've never explored before, plus the fact that I've rewired the whole studio with MIDI.
I took out the Juno 60 that was asleep for too long to add an arpeggio line on top of the 2500, but it did let me down after 10 minutes. I'll have to repair it :(
I replaced it with the Sixtrak, but I'll need more time to set the sound as I like. I might use the Matrix 1000 though. I'll see... Clocking the Juno arpeggio did a super sound that I was not able to get in this session on other synths. I'll have to spend more time and we'll see where it leads me.
Watching the video I realize I should use the Minimoog instead of the Sixtrak."