"Ryan Ehresman is a composer, audio engineer, and sound designer based out of the San Francisco Bay Area known for his work with ‘59, Jerry’s Timeshare, and Synthetic World 859.
We chatted with Ryan on how he uses the Prophet-6 and Pro 3 in his music.
"In which I do the thing I had forbidden myself both for technical and artistic reasons: using test equipment to control synths and let synths process test equipment. With the oftentimes wildly varying out levels of measurement instruments this is risky, but if you know what you are doing, it is a fun way to add just a touch of scientific-industrial sound to your setup. In this example, I am using among others the HP8006A to control rhythms on the Metasonix D1000 and the @Erica Synths SYNTRX, as well as processing vintage lock-in amplifiers through the SYNTRX.
“Befaco VCMC - Tangerine Dream” by Friendly Noise video by Friendly Noise
"From Befaco labs we are happy to announce a new major update on VCMC and CV thing family: The new 1.3 version.
The main change here is a super flexible Chord generation feature. Allowing to quantize the notes and generate the relevant chords in many different scales.
Chord generation allow, not only selecting the scale, but also the type of chord, inversion and voicings as well as root note. All these functions controllable via CV or other Faders in the module!
We are proud to say that the mode is working like a charm: so generating polyphonic melodies in your MIDI gear from our eurorack is easier today than ever! Check this video for a nicve example.
Apart of this main feature, we also implemented Channel pressure messages, improved compatibility with iConnectivity devices and solved a few little quirks and bugs.
"Guess what ?
Just a quick preview of something i'm wotking on, juste testing things for now ;)
controled by gotharman LD3 envelope, triged by grids
Thank you for watching.
My name is Meska of the statik collective . I've been making mostly 'dark and expérimental' music for more than ten years now, i'v learn so much online, now it's time for me to share my knoledge, my exploration and this channel is a place to talk about the tools, sound design and techniques to make music with.
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Check full tutorial for the Ground Control by @loopop further below.
00:00 Intro 00:21 Ground Control 01:04 Mute bus 01:21 MIDI/clock I/O 02:23 Recording modes 03:08 X0X editor 04:28 Ratchets 05:05 101-stle of record notes 05:33 Transpose modes 06:52 Changing the patterns 07:52 Roller 08:26 Arpeggiator 09:40 Probability 10:03 Shuffle 11:08 Saving the patterns 11:49 Velocity/modulation change 12:10 BPM 12:36 Menu / sync divider 13:00 MIDI/USB-MIDI features 13:25 Outro
o 42hp eurorack modular performance CV/MIDI/USB-MIDI sequencer / workstation. o 2 octave keyboard (no velocity or pressure action), play sequences and grooves on the fly or use external USB/MIDI gear or DAW integration or control external MIDI gear. o arbitrary, up to 64 steps per pattern, 24 patterns per track, 24 projects o dedicated mute/solo bus quantized / momentary to pattern length. o 4 tracks: drum track with 8 triggers and modulation and 3 melodic CV/Gate tracks. Velocity and CC is recorded from external MIDI. o works also as a power supply for your modular system (same as Shuttle Control) or can be powered by a buss board like any other module. o various record modes: 101-style step input with step editing, live recording and step editor with x0x-style drum editing. o arpeggiator, roller, patterns queue, slides, ties/rests, ratchets, transpose.
Intro music by @Julia Bondar (https://juliabondar.com) Module's explanation by Wisdom Water.
GROUND CONTROL Review // Eurorack Sequencer and Arpeggiator by Endorphines // Full tutorial
video by loopop
"I'm starting a series of video tutorials on Moog Subharmonicon.
This is the 1st part, where I show basic things about oscillators tuning, quantize settings, and calibration.
Follow me on YouTube not to miss next episodes.
"A short jam inspired by the Moogs connectivity that gives total: 2 sequencers, 2 filters, 7 oscillators, 3 envelopes, 64 patch point and others. I guess this video is only the beginning, as the two give so many opportunities and nice result is achieved so easily...
The Moogs are supported by pads from Korg Opsix and some stuff from Ableton Live.
