MATRIXSYNTH

ESK - Leploop Arpoloop Sound Demo Part 1

video upload by Metunar

"Demo Track of a Leploop Arpoloop. It’s a kind of 'strange analog groovebox'. Really hard to master, because it work quite different then any other synth/sequencer.
Direct recording with soft mastering."

http://www.metunar.ch

A Magic Pulsewave Introduces the OBLIQUENCER

video upload by A Magic Pulsewave

Update: New video:

OBLIQUE DUB JAM

video upload by A Magic Pulsewave

"OBLIQUENCER sequencing three+ synth voices in dubspace."

OBLIQUENCER is a melodic and rhythmic sequencer which uses basic pattern building blocks to create musical sequences. It outputs three channels of tuned analog control voltage, and three channels of analog gate signals. Unlike typical sequencers, the user does not enter sequences note-by-note. Instead, the user sets pattern behaviors and routes the resulting patterns internally to melodic and rhythmic parameters, thereby generating musical phrases or compositions. OBLIQUENCER is capable of creating traditionally musical sequences, as well as more unusual, asynchronous, and poly-rhythmic, patterns. OBLIQUENCER may even uncover for the user, a direct understanding of the mathematical nature of the melodic patterns humans emotionally enjoy. Two external inputs can be routed to clock, gate, or trigger any of the internal sub-modules. all internal patching and routing is achieved via pin matrices, with a total of more than 150 patch points. Tuning is entirely variable, and each control voltage output is capable of covering more than a 5 octave modulation range, at one volt per octave.

OBLIQUENCER comes with 40 patch pins and is housed in a handmade wooden enclosure.

OBLIQUENCER SUBMODULES:

(2) CLOCK LFOS- Create continuous square clock at user-defined rate.
(2) "DECADE RINGS" - 2 to 10 step gate sequencers
(2) "RIPPLE GATE SEQUENCERS" - clock dividers with the ability to mix each division /2 through /4096 into a gate signal.
(1) "RIPPLE MELODY SEQUENCER" - 3 bit CV pattern generator using mixed clock dividers to generate CV note pattern sequences. Continuously tunable 0-5V.
(1) MELODY BIT INVERSION MATRIX - Allows patching of other modules into the melody sequencer to alter or generate melodic patterns.
(2) "HARMONY REGISTERS" - Generate accompaniment automatically based on pattern data from the Ripple Melody Sequencer and trigger inputs. Each has independent CV tuning and output.
(3) GATE OUTPUT MATRICES - Allow routing of internal modules to trigger/gate external modules.
(2) EXTERNAL INPUTS - Gate/clock/trigger inputs to allow external control of the internal modules.
(1) AMP LINK - For connecting to AMP "Expandoor" and "Wave Expander" expansion modules. Outputs the three gate outputs, the three melody control bits, and the central clock signal on a network cable.

OBLIQUENCER SPECIFICATIONS:

DIMENSIONS: 10" X 10" X 2.5"
DC INPUT 15V DC 1A 2.1MM CENTER POSITIVE
GATE/CLOCK INPUTS: 3.5MM, 3.5 TO 12V PEAK 0 - 10,000HZ POSITIVE EDGE TRIGGERED
GATE OUTPUTS: 3.5MM 10.5V DC PEAK UNIPOLAR
CV OUTPUTS: 3.5MM 0 - 5V CONTINUOUS, UNIPOLAR

www.melodyoracle.com

CrowBX PWM fun

video upload by Collector Current

"Exploring polyphonic PWM on the CrowBX.

The CrowBX is a DIY polysynth designed by Scott Rider. https://www.cs80.com/crowbx/

Check out my music!

Soundcloud: / collector-current
Bandcamp: https://collectorcurrent.bandcamp.com/"

Korg's Abandoned Music Computer

video upload by Alex Ball

"A look at Korg's abandoned music computer system from 1985, part of which was found in Italy recently after being lost for 40 years.

0:00 Intro Jam
1:03 History
3:18 Demo 1: Imaginary Sitcom
3:51 MU-5000 Sounds
7:42 Demo 2: MU & MS
8:42 Why was it abandoned?
10:05 Outro Jam

Huge thanks to Riccardo Pietroni, Korg Japan, Adam Douglas and Hideki Ishikawa"

Behind The Drums Ep 14 - Tom Petty "Don't Come Around Here No More" Oberheim DMX

video upload by Controlled Voltage Sound Labs

"An in depth look at the making of Tom Petty's "Don't Come Around Here No More." Video includes a re-creation of the drum beat using an Oberheim DMX drum machine.

Join us on Patreon! - / cvsoundlabs
INSTAGRAM - @CVSoundLabs

Drum Processing...
Kick - Teletronix LA-2A + Lexicon 224
Snare - Teletronix LA-2A + AMS Reverb
Hat + Cabasa - Teletronix LA-2A + Lexicon 224
Toms - Teletronix LA-2A + AMS DMX Delay + AMS Reverb"

Ghostbusters 👻 Vintage Synthesizer Cover

video upload by RetroSound

"(c)2007-25 by RetroSound
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One of my favorite tracks from the 80s.
Ghostbusters by Ray Parker Jr. from the album Ghostbusters (1984)
Written and produced by Ray Parker Jr

Featured the Korg Polysix and the Roland Juno-106 (bass)

This cover song series contains my own recreations of my favourite songs from the last 50 years. The original music from which I take inspiration belong to their respective owners. I recreate tracks only for personal passion and to pay homage to these tracks.
My intention is not to create covers that sound exactly like the original (if you want to hear identical sounds, please listen the original). It's more of an inspiration with my sounds from the old synthesizers from the past and of course the great appreciation for the original performers and producers."

Enjoy The Silence/Depeche Mode (Novation Circuit Tracks Version)

video upload by Guinan

"‘Enjoy The Silence’ from 1990 is my favourite track from Depeche Mode. Not strictly 'dance music', it crossed over into most of the clubs I went to in the day. I have certainly danced to it! Many house and techno musicians cite a softspot for Depeche Mode and in turn the album this came from, ‘Violator’ reflected club dance music trends.

Sooner, or later, every synth player has a go at playing this song....

Everything on this track is coming from the Circuit Tracks. All synth sounds were either played or programmed/sampled and played back. The only exception is the bass part (see below). No extra synths or effects but in order to fit it all in this is a simplified arrangement."

The Space Between What Was - Ambient Electro Jam Novation Peak Perfourmer MKII Oxi One

video upload by

"Enter a meditative electronic soundscape shaped by analog warmth and evolving harmonies.
In this ambient live jam, the Vermona Perfourmer MKII and Novation Peak intertwine, sequenced by the Oxi One, to explore slow-moving textures and hypnotic pulses.

🎹 Gear Used
– Novation Peak (atmospheric pads & textures)
– Vermona Perfourmer MKII (polyphonic analog tones)
– Oxi One (main sequencer)
– FX: external reverb & delay With Custom Preset for spatial depth

Perfect for fans of ambient, chill electronic, and analog synth jams.
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00:00 — Intro
00:53 — Kick In
01:20 — Full Drums
02:56 — Breakdown
04:54 — Build-Up + Noise
05:17 — Drop / Main Groove
07:10 — Outro"