MATRIXSYNTH

New Corsynth Module C103 Frequency Divider / Multiplier

"The C103 Frequency Multiplier / Divider includes two frequency dividers and two frequency multipliers, that generates four new signals which frequencies are one / two octaves higher / lower than the original signal.

The module includes a built-in three channel mixer with to inputs per channel. The first channel makes possible to the user to select between the original signal from the divider and from the multiplier. In the second channel the user can choose between the signal divided or multiplied by two. In the third channel the options are, the signal divided or multiplied by four. With this set-up up to eight different mixer options are possible which creates a wide range of sonic possibilities."

More info :
http://corsynth.com/home/modules/c103_fdm

Sounds :

MFOS 16 Step Sequencer & Raymond Scott's Circle Machine

YouTube Published on Jul 23, 2012 by NoizeToy2

"An analogue sequencer laid out in a rotary style similar to Raymond Scott's Circle Machine.

The PCB is available from www.musicfromouterspace.com and I ordered the panel from www.resynthesis.co.uk"

via Jeff E. Winner on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

Jeff E. Winner is the co-producer of the Raymond Scott documentary Deconstructing Dad. The Circle Machine is considered the first sequencer.

Also see:
Raymond Scott Archives Remembers Bob Moog
Bob Moog on Raymond Scott and the History of the Sequencer

Update via Dick in the comments: "Ray [Wilson] has just released the pcb's for the updated version of this - the Variclock 16 step sequencer adds an step duration knob (1-16) for each individual step. check the mfos site for the video "

highsage elektron love

via Scott Shagghie Scheferman aka highsage on Facebook

"I'm going to be doing the last performance of the summer at SPIN nightclub in San Diego on Aug 4th. A pounding 136bpm Acid Techno stomper of a set, with psychodelic accents, vocal samples from Katy Rokit and some of my favorite vinyl, and a whole lot more. The set is about 1.5 hours at this point, using only the machinedrum, octatrack and a 303 with some Boss pedals. No loops.. this is a pure live hardware performance. The next time I'm likely to play out is when @DanielTroberg comes out from Sweden again. Then we are going back to back, battle style! I'll update you with a recording after the show! -shagghie / highsage"

http://soundcloud.com/highsage

The Monthly Acid Pattern - August

"August Acid Pattern

303, 707 and 808 goodness

stick it in your pot and brew some acid"

via Dylan Davis on
The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

August Pattern by Irmão Sem

Maestro Ringmodulator ZO~oz

YouTube Published on Aug 1, 2012 by Ebotronix

"4ms Peg
Analogue Systems 2xRS 110
2xCyndustries Eurorack Zero Oscillator ( Maestro carrier in & input)
Doepfer A 143-2 A149 & 4xA 134 pan by Moog MP 201
Maestro Ringmodulator
Make Noise Maths Moddemix QMMG Wogglebug
Serge VCS
Toppobrillo Quantimator Sportmodulator TWF
Logic Master Clock via Kenton Pro 2000 II and 2x 4ms RCD"

http://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=59876

Sona iPad App ECAL/Ruslan Gaynutdinov

Sona iPad App ECAL/Ruslan Gaynutdinov from ECAL on Vimeo.

Tutors: Alain Bellet, Gael Hugo, Christophe Guignard
ECAL / University of Art and Design, Lausanne Switzerland
Bachelor Media & Interaction Design
www.ecal.ch + vimeo.com/channels/ecalmid

During the first half of 3rd year at ECAL, I made an installation project based on the visualization of sound. I am interested in how the spectator is immersed in the interactive piece in the presence of this element. I decided to continue my research on the themes of sound and atmosphere.

Sona is an experimental game on iPad inspired by the classic "Simon game." The universe is composed of enigmatic sound paintings that the spectator must solve through simple interactions. The game is played with headphones to focus attention on the sound.

This project allowed me to study in detail the acoustic phenomena and how we store and perceive sounds. The immersion and sound have become essential elements for me in an interactive project.

Also see: Little Boxes ECAL/Joelle Aeschlimann

iPads on eBay

Wavetek Oscillator Demo

"The Wavetek 132 is a 1980's vintage test oscillator featuring voltage control (not 1V/Octave!), 3 waveforms, and digital and analogue noise generators that create "pseudo random" patterns, selectable via front panel switches. The extensive controls allow one to "play" the oscillator live. In this piece, I've used a General Radio sine wave oscillator to modulate the Wavetek, fed the signal to a Synthesizers.com mulit-mode filter, then through a Lexicon reverb. For the last third of the piece, I swapped the modulation source to a Doepfer MAQ16/3 sequencer.

Wavetek Oscillator Demo by Robert Fantinatto www.slashrun.com"

Wavetek Oscillator Demo by I Dream Of Wires

https://www.facebook.com/idreamofwiresdocumentary

Buchla at Columbia University - Prototype VC Filter

via the I Dream of Wires Gallery on Facebook
(click through for more)

Top: "Terry Pender of the Computer Music Center at Columbia University with a selection of Buchla 100, 200, Bode frequency shifter prototypes and a Serge system."

Bottom: "Terry Pender of the Computer Music Center at Columbia University with a prototype Buchla Voltage Controlled Filter."

Roland MV-30 Music Production System Studio M

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via this auction

"Roland MV-30 Sequencer Synthesizer. This is an interesting desktop unit with a nice sequencer. The synth engine is in the U110/U220 style, but with the addition of a TVF filter. You can even use U110 PCM expansion cards, as well as the Roland D70 cards."