Luma-mu - Tutorial 05 - Recreating the magic of LM-1 Hi-Hat

video upload by DeftAudio

"Let's dive into the magic of Linn LM-1 Hi Hat. Will look on how it was created and make our own bank for Luma-mu. This continues a tutorial series of Luma-mu Eurorack module.

Download free Luma-mu ROMs here:
https://github.com/Deftaudio/Luma/tre..."

18- The Casio Casiotone 405- Bass Variation Settings 3

video upload by AutomaticGainsay

"Here is part three of a three-part examination of the sound and functionality of the bass variation settings of the Casio CT405."

All parts here

PlantsSystem-PRA32-U

video upload by plantssystem

"Build your own digital synth with PRA32-U × Raspberry Pi Pico!

ISGK Instruments' PRA32-U is a digital synthesizer that uses Raspberry Pi Pico.
The Pico and various circuits can be arranged smartly, making prototyping and modification a lot of fun, and allowing you to quickly put your ideas into shape.
This time I put together everything from MIDI input to sound generation and output, and it was extremely easy to use as the foundation for a homemade synth, and it was a very fun experience to build it."

https://risgk.github.io

Overview

4 Voice Polyphonic/Paraphonic Synthesizer for Raspberry Pi Pico 2/RP2350

Built-in Chorus and Delay FX

Controlled by MIDI -- PRA32-U2 is a MIDI sound module

Having the function of writing the parameters to the user programs and the flash

Modifiable with Arduino IDE and Arduino-Pico (by Earle F. Philhower, III)

An I2S DAC hardware (e.g. Pimoroni Pico Audio Pack) is required

PWM Audio can also be used instead of I2S (PWM Audio does not require an I2S DAC hardware)

Prebuilt UF2 files ("bin")

"Digital-Synth-PRA32-U2-Pimoroni-Pico-Audio-Pack.uf2" is for Raspberry Pi Pico and Pimoroni Pico Audio Pack

"Digital-Synth-PRA32-U2-PWM-Audio.uf2" is for Raspberry Pi Pico and PWM Audio

Bottom pic with control panel.


Demos by the maker Ryo Ishigaki:

MIDI Controller PRMC-1 (type-0) Demo (2025/04/13)

video upload by Ryo Ishigaki

Digital Synth PRA32-U with Panel Prototype 2 Audio Demo (2024/09/11 v2.5.1)

video upload by Ryo Ishigaki

"Healing" - A Liven Evoke Jam 7/21/2025 #synth #432hz #sonicware #meditationmusic

video upload by I Love Cats and Synths

"My first original jam with the Sonicware Liven Evoke synth. Since I'm going through an emotional and spiritual healing process myself, I decided to call this 'Healing'."

Reco-Synth Mutuca AMNO - Some Sounds

video upload by Arthur Joly

Patch sheets at www.recosynth.com

Duskash

video upload by Uncertain Music Corps

"A widescreen drone created with the excellent Graintopia script on the Norns with major controls mapped to the Roto-Control from Melbourne Instruments.. Bass reinforcement from the CPM DS2.

Graintopia operates in an area somewhere between tape music and granular synthesis with a dash of chance thrown in for good measure. Which suits me just fine.

Norns shield output is a little noisier than I would like but let's call that character.

There are no external effects in play on this take."

10 Synth Tips For Everyone

video upload by craigwilliamsmusic

"This week, we look at 10 synth tips to expand your knowledge on sound design.

Free Samples Here - https://www.craigwilliamsmusic.com/fr..."

00:00 Intro
00:31 Tip 1
02:04 Tip 2
04:35 Tip 3
07:05 Tip 4
08:30 Tip 5
10:15 Tip 6
13:36 Tip 7
15:10 Tip 8
16:31 Tip 9
18:54 Tip 10

FM Radius by Koma Elektronik

quick demo/review video upload by Meska (Meska)

"Quick demo/review of the FM Radius by koma elektronik
RTFM: https://koma-elektronik.com/new/wp-co..."

"The FM RADIUS is a CV-tunable radio receiver capable of receiving radio broadcasts on the FM bands. It provides the user the ability to catch radio transmissions for further manipulation.

The CV Radio is capable of catching the strongest broadcasts without any external antennas but for better reception, an external antenna should be used.

Use it as a crazy oscillator, infinite sample generator or just listen to the news during your office break."

WORNG Electronics Quiver LFOs

video upload by WORNG Electronics

"Four analogue LFOs drive the modulation of Quiver, with cycle times varying from 33ms to over 35 minutes. They're controlled with a Rate macro and CV, and the three slowest LFOs each have an additional CV control for further control. This patch demonstrates the various LFO outputs by modulating the cutoff of a Parallax filter."

Quiver Analogue Modulation Toolkit

Quiver is a 100% analogue patch-programmable modulation powerhouse. Quiver’s 16 input, 18 output interface contains:
- Four triangle core LFOs with macro control, individual CV control, and cross
modulation
- Analogue wave folder/saw phase shifter
- Full wave rectifier
- Analogue noise source
- Voltage comparator
- Sample and Hold
- Analogue Min/Max
- A three input, six output Modulation Cube based on the acclaimed Vector Space
circuitry
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When left unpatched the different processors flow from one to the next with cleverly designed normalling, giving 18 modulation sources to use throughout your system.
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Quiver is the perfect quiver of essential modulation basics to get your modular system started, or to add a high quality, fully patchable, modulation workstation to your existing system.
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When designing Quiver we asked the question 'What collection of CV processors can greatly expand the capacity of every modular system?' and then carefully chose normalled connections and added four analogue LFOs to drive them. The result is like a mini modular system in itself, creating complex evolving modulation that never repeats, but is able to be quickly reconfigured with a patch cable or two.

HAPAX 2.20 – MIDI DRUM PATTERNS IMPORT/EXPORT

video upload by Squarp instruments

"✨ Hapax just got even more powerful!

Hapax OS 2.20 brings a host of new features, improvements, and bug fixes—but the standout addition is the ability to import and export MIDI drum patterns.

This opens up exciting new workflows for integrating the Hapax with your DAW or other gear.

In this video, I walk you through how the new drum pattern features work, and give you a taste of a few patterns we put together to help you get started. Whether you're building beats from scratch or integrating with your DAW, this opens up a whole new range of creative possibilities.

If you're a Hapax user—or considering becoming one—this update is definitely worth checking out."

🕘 Timestamps
0:00 Intro : jam
1:40 How to export a pattern
2:00 How to import a pattern
2:47 How to mix & match patterns