"I finally fixed a lot of issues on the filter board with signal routing, a couple of bad connections, a lost ground, some signal inversions etc. All of these hsve now been addressed and I can concentrate on the software side of the synth to fix and implement features."
"A Vector Sequencer project running the large format modular.
The slow pace was the experiment basis and the Vector Sequencer really handles that perfectly. I also added the Jack Expander module to the Vector so I had four sequence lines this time to send to the modular.
The drone bass is a Mos-Lab clone of the Moog 901. No need for a sequencer there as it is a single pitch.
The opening sound is the pair of Matrix modules. This sound effect is heard again at the closing passage.
The opening slow pad note sequence is the STG vco's and G294A filter through a Strymon Blue Sky pedal.
The swell pattern is two Q206's to the Q150 filter. The stereo signal is routed through a Lexicon MX200 for pitch shift and chorus.
The distant ghostly piano sounding sequence is two lines from the Vector to a pair of TZ vco's and the Yusynth Arp 4072 filter. The final effect chain is the Stasis Leak delay module and the Z-DSP signal processor.
The flutter sounding noise is the Dove WTF to a Tau Pipe phaser and an Oakly SVF in high pass mode.
The wind effects were the West Coast Noise Source to the MOTM 440 filter and the Q110 noise module to the Dove D502 filter in band pass mode."
"Future Retro Revolution mk2: a rare and gnarly Roland TB-303 clone for that classic acid house sound. (demo video in image gallery).
Here's the good stuff:
Rare analog monosynth
Onboard digital effects processor
3-pole (18 dB/oct) filter like the original TB
Onboard overdrive
New onboard memory battery
Run external signals through the filter and gated sequencer
CV, Din Sync, MIDI IO
Easily programmable sequencer (unlike the original TB-303)
remix your patterns with 256 algorithmic variations (more than 65,000 combinations)
Note: screen IS NOT foggy. That's just my phone failing to expose correctly."
"Here is my ‘Midi CC to NRPN Controller and Bridge’ for any Synth, Sampler, Drum Machine and so on that can be controlled with NRPN Midi data. My Editor contains two functions, a universal Synth Editor to control synths from the software and also to record controller automation (DAW) and a Hardware Controller - Synth Bridge to connect and control a Synth with a Hardware Controller. The advantage of my Editor is that you don't need to know which NRPN values your Synth Controller and the Midi CC values your Hardware Controller have, because the values are read out from the Synth and the Hardware Controller with the Editor via ‘Midi Learn’ and you can quickly use your setup.You can save the Editor settings and use them again quickly if required.
You can control / automate the controls of a NRPN Synth: with MIDI CC controls of your DAW.
You can control the knobs of a NRPN Synth: with a hardware controller.
The presets of the synth and hardware controller can be saved as presets.
PC: As VST2 and Standalone for 32bit and VST2, VST3 and Standalone for 64bit Windows.- MAC: As VST2, VST3, AU (AU requires Logic Pro X 10.5 or newer) and Standalone, compatible with MAC Intel and Silicon.
"This is a short and sadly Sundayafternoonsynthjam with my Sequential Circuits Prophet5 Rev.3 and my Roland System 100 Model 101 Synthesizer.
Somtimes I'm in the mood for such kind of music...."
