Latest disting NT firmware 1.11 Videos

video upload by Expert Sleepers

Playlist:

1. disting NT - DJ Filter
2. disting NT - 14 bit MIDI CCs
3. disting NT - Crossfade looping in the Poly Multisample algorithm
4. disting NT - Continuous calibration mode in the Auto-calibrator algorithm
5. disting NT - Performance Page
6. disting NT - Some simple usage examples

Also see Expert Sleepers disting NT Envelope, Compressor, Arpeggiator & Poly Macro Oscillator 2 (Polyphonic Plaits)

Process, Loop, Mangle, Play! - RYK Time Slice Demo

video upload by Stazma

"Today I'm very happy to show you Time Slice, a four channel audio buffer manipulator that I had a lot of fun trying out.
This thing is a beast, it's as much a sampler / looper that it is a sample player and a real time effect processor, but even better it can several of these things at the same time!
All this was done on beta firmware so the sound got cleaner in the release version ;-)

Have fun!"

Additional RYK Time Slice posts

Sounds Only // teenage engineering EP-133 & Polyend MESS // Dream, Glitchy Jam

video upload by Noisegate

"A quick jam on the EP–133, this little sampler is way too much fun! This idea turned into a full-on mood once the Polyend MESS got involved. Dreamy, glitchy, and way too exciting to stop playing with."

Sherman Filterbank with MPC1000 (again)

video upload by Mikus Pilatus

"Doing that thing"

Continuous vs. Discrete | Theremin and Granular

video upload by Blue Forest of Wires

"We explore the space of the continuous with the Theremin, and the discrete with a system of granular synthesis built from the Electron Octatrack, Monome Arc and Eurorack modular. The modular uses the Befaco VCMC control voltage-to-MIDI module to trigger samples on the Octatrack at high speed, enabling granular synthesis in a way that the products' designers probably did not originally intend.

Theremin
Electron Octatrack
Monome Arc
Eurorack modular

Tuned by hand"

Giving this the Halloween label even though it's not marked as such. Spooky stuff. :)

Yamaha Portasound PC-100 Playcard system - Playing some cards

video upload by Jake

"The fun feature of this little Yamaha Portasound : score cards have data of song digitally recorded on a magnetic track on the bottom.
You can freely change rhythm, sound, mix and tempo while playing."

SOUNDMIT 2025 - XAudio System presenta XTRIKE - Impact-Driven Wavetable Synthesizer

video upload by SOUNDMIT

"🇬🇧 @MadSynthEngineer presents #XTRIKE - Impact-Driven Wavetable Synthesizer
At Soundmit 2025, Charles of XAudio System presented XTRIKE, a truly extraordinary new synthesizer: it plays like a percussion instrument, but contains a world of innovative musical ideas.

Equipped with a built-in sequencer and looper, it also supports microtuning and many other features that make it a unique and surprising instrument.

👉 XTRIKE is now on Indiegogo: https://www.indiegogo.com/en/projects..."

See the X Audio Systems label below for additional posts.

Omnisphere 3: Overview, Review, Synth Architecture, and History

video upload by Keith Crosley

"Spectrasonics Omnisphere 3 is here, and I'm taking a deep dive into the architecture of the latest version of this legendary synth! Join me for a talky takly exploration of the sound, features, and origin of Omnisphere, and details on the newest capabilities that other synth-tubers ignore. If you're unsure if Omnisphere 3 is "worth it in 2025", I hope you'll learn something from my deep (or at least as deep as I can get in 90 minutes) dive! And, if you're an old hand at Omnisphere, I might remind you about some of the deep features that make Omnisphere a classic... So grab your rusty spoke and get ready for a POWER-SYNTH-A-GO-GO episode of your favorite talky synthesizer content show!"

You can find additional resources by Keith Crosley available at https://www.wavetables.lol.

The Hammond Novachord

video upload by AutomaticGainsay

"Here is a project that explores the history of the Novachord, goes in-depth in the examination of a piece of promotional literature released by Hammond to advertise the Novachord when it was a product, and a retelling of my experience of acquiring and owning a Novachord back in 2000 (with footage from that time). "

Evolving Riddle

video upload by Memetune Studio

"Some ambient fun on 90’s synths

I used to be afraid of 90s synths - very afraid

My album 20 Systems stopped short of the 90s because I was scared of what happened next - it went all Rompler, and workstation, and presets, and tiny complicated interfaces with tiny silly screens and, like, two buttons to navigate the most complex synths ever made

But recently, I am learning to love my 90s synths. Some of the best and most beautiful sounding instruments were made in the 1990s and here are four of them - the Alesis Quadrasynth (1993) , a true 4-Layer Rompler with dual integrated FX units. The Yamaha TG33 desktop synth (1990) - using a hand-me-down straight from the Sequential Prophet VS, including a crazy vector-dial. Thirdly, the Waldorf Microwave-2 (1997) - a direct descendant of the PPG Wave series of wavetable synths. And finally the Roland JV1080 (1994) - their flagship Rompler derived from (and vastly expanded upon) the legendary D50 LA synth

I also added a plethora of vintage FX units to the mix (through the Neve 88D) - a Lexicon Model 200, Prime Time 95, AMS RMX16, Quantec QRS, and Eventide H3000 (the blue one) for good measure

The video doesn’t matter here - it’s about the s o u n d today

Thanks for listening"