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Synthesizer Master Chef Recipes! Legendary Sound Patches of Spectrasonics Bob Moog Tribute Library 2

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"The Bob Moog Tribute Library v2 for Omnisphere features over 1300 sounds from 50 different legendary sound designers and composers. 100% of the proceeds benefit the work of the Bob Moog Foundation. Check out the library here: https://www.spectrasonics.net/product...

Keyboardist and synthesist extraordinaire Andrew Colyer (Circuline, Robert Berry, Matt Dorsey Band, The Tubes) gives an overview of the Bob Moog Tribute Library, exploring its vast capability. This is the third of a series of videos to delve into the library and celebrate its incredible sonic palette. You can check out Andrew here: https://colyermusic.com/.

Many thanks to our friends at Strange Cranium Studios (https://strangecranium.com) for the use of their Moog One, which Andrew is using as the controller in this video."

Sequencer Phasing with MetaModule

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Patch notes via the 4ms forum: https://forum.4ms.info/t/sequencer-ph...:

External Audio Path:
-Main audio outputs on channels 1 and 2

Internal Audio Path:
-The output of 2 modal synthesizers are fed into the Pressed Duck
-A kick, rimshot, and clave module are fed into the Pressed Duck
-The Pressed Duck’s main outputs are fed to channels 1 and 2 on MetaModule

Internal CV Path:
-A Count is used as a master clock source
-The main output of Count clocks two step sequencers
-The reset output of Count resets both step sequencers
-All 3 outputs from the SEQ 3’s are fed into a dedicated sequential switch.
-The switches step through on the 1st downbeat of each sequence, going to the next
sequence at the start of each bar.
-The output of the sequences are attenuated and then quantized,
-After quantization the sequences are then sent to an octave module for final pitch value.

Metamodule Knob Mapping:
A - Kick volume
B - Rimshot volume
C - Clave volume
D - Bass volume (modal synthesizer #1)
E - Lead volume (modal synthesizer #2)
F - Reverb Amount
U - Compression amount
V - Feedback amount
X - Master volume

M-Audio Venom synth demo

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Some useful info from a previous post:

Note for extensive editing you need an external editor that came with the synth or this one from Patch Base. There was one for TB MIDI Stuff and Touch OSC as well. The physical synth only gives you access to a small number of parameters. You can find a review, interview, and tips and tricks posted back in 2011 here.

SCJS#64 - GRAINS OF CHAOS

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"Small Case Jam Sessions #64 - GRAINS OF CHAOS

BEAN JELLY, Battering Ram, AHH
Live grains by Multigrain

BJ rungler modulates several parameters via x input
BJ gates trigger BR, hats, MG freeze and occasionally next (skipping to next preset)

Recorded live thru Syntakt inputs with delay and reverb"

Synthi VCS-3 "The Putney" with Synthi DK

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Elektron Digitone V1 SN SN AOS1804FH092-54

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1981 Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer (Serviced) SN 124650

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"1981 Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer - Serial No. 124650

Here it is! What many would call the most famous drum machine of all time. The TR-808 is well known for being the driving force of the hip hop genre and many other electronic genres. It's wonderful set of analog sounds can be heard on countless records and are as popular in today's contemporary culture as ever.

This unit was just serviced and is in perfect working order. The drums all sound incredible, in particular the snare and clap on this model. Unit has a new start/stop and tap switch along with a replaced sequencer board from Syntaur.

Cosmetically it looks perfectly vintage in our opinion. The only real blemish is the white cap on the snare's 'snappy' knob is missing. Fantastic piece of gear all in all!"

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