FUTURE FOLK TALES - 'THE MUSE'

video upload by PARKER

Korg minilogue xd

Neuzeit Instruments Introduces DROP - Snapshot-based MIDI Control Center for Live Performance

Details follow:

"Which live performer doesn't know this situation: You build the tension to immeasurable heights, add another filter here, three more effects there, hands go up in the air, everyone's waiting for the big drop... and then you realize: You can't find your way out of the chaos you've created!

The sweat on your forehead drips onto your equipment, and in a firework of spraying sparks, your devices and your fans say goodbye forever...

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KORG PE-1000 - Handmade Miniature 1/6 scale.

video upload by Ronaldo Lopes Teixeira ROLT

Audrey II Horrorscape Synth // First Encounter

video upload by Genshi Media Group

"::| WARNING! EXTREME FREQUENCIES AHEAD! USE CAUTION |::

A first encounter with the Audrey II Horrorscape Synthesizer from ‪@SynthuxAcademy‬
yes, there are many other videos of this extremely basic, yet very epic synth, but I got one for my horror/sci-fi film scoring work, and thought you all might like to hear how it sounds... if you haven't already. My next video with it will try to incorporate other instruments in a more film score style."

Intellijel Metropolix Backpack

video upload by Intellijel

"The Metropolix Backpack adds a 10-pin Intellijel Case MIDI connector to the rear of Metropolix, allowing Metropolix to interface directly with the MIDI and USB ports on Intellijel Performance and Palette cases.

When using the Metropolix Backpack, you can connect Metropolix directly to other MIDI hardware or your Computer/DAW via your Intellijel Case Jacks.

This accessory requires:
• Intellijel Metropolix
• Intellijel Performance or Palette Case

Intellijel Case Compatibility:
• Performance Case 7U x 104HP
(Full Size 5-Pin MIDI In/Out/Thru + USB-MIDI)
• Performance Case 7U x 84HP
(Full Size 5-Pin MIDI In/Out/Thru + USB-MIDI)
• Palette Case 4U x 104HP
(TRS MIDI In/Out + USB-MIDI)
• Palette Case 4U x 62HP
(TRS MIDI In + USB-MIDI, Note: no TRS Out)"

"Sequence via MIDI from your Eurorack system

The Metropolix Backpack adds a 10-pin header to the back of Metropolix for connecting to the Intellijel 10-pin header* on all of the Intellijel Cases.

Intellijel 4U Palette Cases — TRS MIDI IN and OUT**, USB MIDI
Intellijel 7U Performance Cases — 5-Pin MIDI In, Out and Thru, USB MIDI

* Please note—the Intellijel case MIDI Jacks can only be connected to a single module: MIDI 1U, Metropolix w/ Backpack, μMIDI 1U (legacy).

** MIDI TRS OUT not available on the 62hp 4U Palette.

Metropolix w/ MIDI

MIDI on Metropolix does not interfere with classic CV/GATE modulate usage, it plays alongside it. Sequence your favourite modules, hardware synths, and software plugins all at the same time.

MIDI Clock In and Out — Integrate an external MIDI Clock Sync from other hardware or your DAW, or sync everything else with the Metropolix Clock and modulate the BPM.

MIDI Output from the iconic Metropolix Sequencer—

Output MIDI Notes and CC Modulation from both Tracks

Output CC Modulation from 8 Mod Lanes.

Deep support for configuring Slide (Glide/Portamento) for any synth.

The Backpack offers the same MIDI functionality as Metropolix Solo , but using the Jacks on your Intellijel Case. [see Intellijel Metropolix Solo - Desktop Sequencer with MIDI]

Tucked away

The Backpack is mounted directly onto the power header of Metropolix and secured with a screw.

The USB port is extended and connected with an included cable.


Full Installation instructions in covered in the updated Metropolix 1.5 Manual.

NOTE: With the Backpack installed, you can not connect the GX expander"

Check with dealers on the right for availability.

NerdSEQ Firmware V3.0 adds Video Synthesis!

video upload by XOR Electronics

"Oh yes! Another milestone coming to the NerdSEQ ecosystem: Video Synthesis!!
Again a massive update with the upcoming firmware V3.0!
The well known video expander gets shader functionality with plenty of integrated modulators to make your music and visual sequencing one!
The release date will be at the begin of June. Stay tuned for more info!
Come over to my booth at #superbooth next week and check it out!! Booth Z235
NerdSEQ - Not just a Tracker!

Patch & Play: Sequential Circuits Prophet-5 - Episode 2

video upload by William Cas

"In this episode of Patch & Play, William Cas explores the Sequential Circuits Prophet-5, a legendary five-voice analog polyphonic synthesizer known for its warm sound and expanded patch memory.

Patch & Play is hosted by William Cas, featuring a new setup each series of episodes. The experience itself unfolds as a meditative dialogue with the environment, exploring its unique alchemy of sounds.

Produced by Nolan Feldpausch
IG: @noliefeldpausch"

Part 1 here

Groove Synthesis Teases Something New For SUPERBOOTH25

via Groove Synthesis

"Join us at @superbooth_berlin (May 8-10)! Meet founder Bob Coover, get hands-on with the 3rd Wave keyboard and desktop module, and geek out with the Groove Synthesis team at booth 0246.

We're passionate about building instruments that inspire creativity and push sonic boundaries. Come experience sound that is inspiring and in the “groove”.

Who knows? Maybe you’ll even see something brand new from us in Berlin…"

Exploring the Geddy Lee Minimoog Model D!

video upload by moogfoundation

"Enter our fundraising raffle to win this gorgeous limited edition Geddy Lee Minimoog here: https://bit.ly/GeddyLeeMinimoog2025

This brand new synth comes with the following:

🎛 Numbered Certificate of Authenticity, personally hand-signed by Geddy Lee

🎹 Satin red finish exclusive to this edition

🎛 Hot-rodded VCA circuit for extra sonic punch

🎹 Custom 'Starman' badge on the front and matching sticker on the rear

🎛 Limited-edition 10" red translucent vinyl featuring Rush’s "Xanadu" and "Jacob’s Ladder"

🎹 Exclusive Geddy Lee Minimoog Model D poster

The raffle runs through May 19th and is open internationally."
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I spy a packrat in the video. ;) / umop

Oberheim TEO-5 Synthesizer and Roland P6 (1ST TRY)

video upload by James Dyson