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Oberheim TEO-5 | No-Talk Synth Jam & Feature Rundown & Sound Demo

video upload by Sidetrack Walker

"Looking for a no-talking synth performance & demo that’s atmospheric as well as educational? This Oberheim TEO-5 jam blends musical flow with a hands-on, captioned overview of the synth’s most compelling features.

Whether you’re here to explore the TEO-5’s sound design potential, discover its quirks and character, or just vibe to evolving textures, this video’s got you covered.

🎧 Headphones recommended. Recorded live with no external FX (except light limiting for loudness).

🔍 What’s featured in the jam:
• Continuous arpeggiator in random mode
• On-the-fly envelope shaping
• SEM-style filter-state morphing (LP to notch)
• Through-zero FM (two intervals)
• Oscillator & waveform blending
• LFO modulation of filter & pulse width
• Internal BBD delay & reverb (w/ note on digital clicks)
• Overdrive for added bite
• And more—all woven into one hypnotic, plucky improvisation.

Captions highlight what’s happening as you listen—no talking, no cacti or cats, just sound and context."

David Lynch's Synth Gear Up for Auction

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Apprenlty JULIEN*S auction house is auctioning off David Lynch's belongings.

Among the items you will some of studio equipment including the synths pictured here. It's interesting to see the gear he used. The Roland MKS-70 (JX10/JX-8P) used on Twin Peaks is not listed as I believe it was owned and by Angelo Badalamenti, not Lynch. I included his portable audio recording equipment, not as a synth, but as a possible sample source. Unfortunately the listing does not mention if there are any recordings present in them so keep that in mind if you bid. It would be a shame if they were removed.

Most of the items mention they were "owned and used by David Lynch in his personal recording studio."

Images in this post were captured in the order listed for each listing.

E-Mu Systems E III Model 6083 SN 02200324

Korg microX SN 003322 & Yamaha Motif 7 SN 1001208

Korg KAOS Pad KP3 SN 057331 & Kaossilator SN 080602

"Dumbland" Boss VT-1 Voice Transformer with Box Set and Studio-Used Microphones

"A lot containing the BOSS VT-1 Voice Transformer owned and used by David Lynch for voicing the characters of his cartoon DumbLand (2002), a Dumbland DVD box set, and two microphones used by David Lynch in his home recording studio known as Asymmetrical Studio."

Tony Bassett No. 1 Electronics Theremin "Spacetrip Passport"

Stylophone Pocket Synthesizer

Lot of Three Synthesizers: Alesis Nanosynth, Gakken SX-150 Mark II, Roland JV-1010 SN BN26304

Roland SPD-20 Sampling Pad SN FV41503

Portable Audio Recording Equipment - not a synth, but you have to wonder what recordings, if any, may be preserved for sample sources.

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Jacking Circuit Tracks into Google Gemini AI—DAWless Chaos in Real-Time!

video upload by LucaTronico

"So… what happens when you hot-wire a Novation Circuit Tracks into Google Gemini Music AI (Lyria) over Web MIDI and tell them to play nice?

Answer: they don’t.

Instead you get a live, DAW-free roller-coaster of broken genres, AI hallucinations, surprise crashes, and the occasional moment of pure synth bliss. 🤖🎛️💥

This isn’t a 'click-and-generate' demo—the AI is running in real time, riding (and sometimes derailing) every knob twist I throw at it.

Is it techno? Vaporwave? Polka-drum-&-bass? Nobody knows. But it’s weird, it’s raw, and it’s 100 % unrepeatable."

Summer Preview | Make Noise

video upload by MAKEN0ISE

"Summer is on the way... what's on the docket?"

http://www.makenoisemusic.com

Patch Notes: Syncing To The Length Of A Gesture

video upload by Bela Platform

"Patch Notes is a series of instructional videos designed to help you get the most out of Gliss and provide a source of ideas for fuelling your own experiments and discoveries. Together we will explore possibilities opened by placing Gliss in the midst of a larger patch rather than directly to its final destination, by mixing signals to combine touch control with traditional modulation sources and connecting to unlikely destinations.

The updated Gliss firmware introduces the ability to sync events in your modular system to the length of a recorded gesture, and much more besides. Upgrade for free: https://bela.io/upgrade-gliss.html"

Not Like You - Dark Techno Live Jam with the Elektron Digitakt 2 (VFX included)

video upload by umonox

"Hello my Friends o/ Today i wanna share some Dark Techno with you again. I did it with the Elektron Digitakt 2 and added some VFX into this too.

If you like the Track you can get it in High Quality on Bandcamp here:

OXI One MKII Workflows : Chords, Repetitions and Harmonization

video upload by OXI Instruments

"Welcome to Workflows – the series where we show you quick and powerful ways to create music fast.
In this episode, we’re diving into the chord sequencer and learn how to leverage its power with repetitions. Then we will use the harmonization feature on the previously made mono sequence.

Whether you’re sketching ideas or building a full track, this approach is all about speed, inspiration, and control. Let’s get into it."

Jupiter-6: Il Suono che Ha Ispirato l’Eurodance (e non solo)

video upload by SICK FOR SYNTH

Demo starts at :59. Click the CC on the bottom of the player for subtitles.

"🔊 Scopri tutto sul Roland Jupiter-6, il sintetizzatore analogico a 6 voci del 1983 che ha lasciato un'impronta indelebile nella musica elettronica.
In questo video analizziamo la sua architettura sonora, la risonanza self-oscillante, il filtro multimodo, l’integrazione MIDI pionieristica, e il suo ruolo nel plasmare i lead Eurodance degli anni '90.
Utilizzato da artisti come Depeche Mode, Orbital, The Prodigy e fonte d'ispirazione per suoni alla Gigi D'Agostino, il Jupiter-6 è molto più di un fratello minore del Jupiter-8."

Googlish:

"🔊 Learn all about the Roland Jupiter-6, the 1983 6-voice analog synthesizer that left an indelible mark on electronic music.
In this video, we look at its sonic architecture, self-oscillating resonance, multimode filtering, pioneering MIDI integration, and its role in shaping '90s Eurodance leads.
Used by artists such as Depeche Mode, Orbital, The Prodigy, and inspiring sounds from Gigi D'Agostino, the Jupiter-6 is much more than a little brother to the Jupiter-8."