New KORG Minilogue Bass - Limited Edition Synthesizer

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Korg minilogue bass - Limited Edition, Polyphonic Analog Synth

Minilogue Bass is the evolution of the iconic Korg Minilogue into an all analogue bass powerhouse. An expandable poly-synth that retains the hands on control and immersive playability of the original, Minilogue Bass drops deep, dark, thunderous low-end for cutting production-ready bass.

minilogue bass Limited Edition - Introduction & Sound Demo

Introducing the limited edition minilogue bass Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer! Product Manager Natalie Chami walks us through the striking new look of the minilogue bass with inverted red and black keys and a liquid swirl design front panel. In addition to the true rich analog capabilities of the original Korg minilogue, the minilogue bass comes with 100 new sounds, 40 of those programmed and voiced specifically for bass created by a team of professional bassists and programmers. Now’s the time to step outside the box and get down with the limited edition minilogue bass.

The track you hear in this video is by Natalie Chami aka TALsounds www.talsounds.com. All sounds used are from the minilogue bass: Noise Pad,1984, Juniper, Mild Mod Pad, Hika-Yawn.

KORG minilogue bass - Devonwho plays & talks about his designed sounds

Devonwho, musician, describes and performs the sounds he designed for minilogue bass.

0:00 Opening
0:09 #001 Luz
0:39 #036 Xtort
1:21 #056 Oviedo
2:01 #065 Ridge Race
2:43 #053 Sopa
3:26 Demonstration

KORG minilogue bass - Hikaru Yamamoto plays & talks about her designed sounds

Hikaru Yamamoto, also known as a supporting member of YOASOBI, describes and performs the sounds she designed for minilogue bass.

0:00 Opening
0:53 #013 Hika-Yawn
1:44 #014 Hika-Impact
2:49 #016 Hika-Hard
3:20 #003 Hika-Smalt
4:22 #015 Hika-Thorny

KORG minilogue bass - Michihiko Nakanishi plays & talks about his designed sounds

Michihiko Nakanishi, renowned Japanese bassist, describes and performs the sounds he designed for minilogue bass.

0:00 Opening
0:07 #031 Heat Bass
1:49 #019 Boogie Bass
3:15 #030 Watcha Bass
3:43 #012 tUn Bass
4:27 Original Edit

KORG minilogue bass - Minoru Koike plays & talks about his designed sounds

Minoru Koike, a unique Japanese bassist, describes and performs the sounds he designed for minilogue bass.

0:00 Opening
0:07 #004 LoFat Bass
1:05 #045 ModCraze Bass
2:05 #049 Mild Mod Pad
3:33 #082 Slow Bass

Details:

Get down. Way down.

Get juice and squelch. Throbbing Drive. Greasy fatness. Liquid ooze. And all in genuine analog warmth and studio quality clarity.

KORG’s minilogue – with its completely unique analog signal path, compact format, easy-to-play slim keys, and extensive sound capabilities – is one of the most popular, best selling synthesizers in music history.

Now welcome the incredible limited edition minilogue bass; designed and voiced to add inspirational bass into your music.

minilogue bass features programs created by a specially selected group of bass playing and programming pros from around the world so you get a big variety of rich, analog synth bass sounds that will inspire you and help your music stand out.

Now’s the time to step outside the box and get down with the limited edition minilogue bass

Featuring bass preset programs developed with pro bassists and synth programmers

All of the programs on the minilogue bass have been optimized by professional bass players and synth programmers to fit perfectly into any recording or performance although they can all be edited and customized to your taste. You can change the thickness of the sound using the VCOs and voice mode, the brightness of the sound using the filter and so on. All of the 100 presets were newly created just for the minilogue bass and you can save up to 200 of your own sounds (100 preset programs and 100 user programs).

In addition, all the programs for the original minilogue will also work perfectly in the minilogue bass giving you access to a huge library of sounds covering all possible music and sound genres.

Circuit Rhythm 2.0 Firmware // Novation Livestream

video upload by NovationTV

"In this session, CALC will take you through a host of new exciting features and workflows that the latest Circuit Rhythm firmware has to offer.

Including:
Beat Match - Get your loops easily and perfectly in sync.

Fixed length recording - set exact loop lengths for sampling and resampling, an amazing tool for using Circuit Rhythm as a looper too.

Editable Grid FX - now fully control all of your grid FX directly from the hardware.

And Mute states saved with Scenes - more power has been added to scenes to let you easily create full tracks and performances.

- Learn more about the Circuit Rhythm Firmware Update 2.0:
https://novationmusic.com/en/news/cir..."

OB-6 Venture Vol.1 Patches

video uploads by Scott McAuley Sounds

"81 Brand New Custom sounds, sequences, pads, leads, basses arps for your OB-6.
I have aimed to create a bank of musically inspiring sounds which cut through very well in a mix, full of texture, character, warmth making the most of that lush and full OB sound.

Zip file includes Installation instructions, Back-up instructions, the option to load into any OB-6 user bank from 0 to 4, also a folder with each preset saved individually for ease of patch organisation for the user. some small bonus goodies in there too :)

As always, thanks for checking these out!

to purchase these please visit - www.orano.co.uk/shop

Screen With Names is an App available here - https://www.patchhero.app/"

"Entreaty," by Hélène Vogelsinger

video upload by MAKEN0ISE

You can find additional posts featuring Hélène Vogelsinger here.

"'Entreaty,' by Hélène Vogelsinger

We are honored to share this performance by Hélène Vogelsinger filmed on a mountain in the south of France. A full description and patch notes by Hélène are included below!

To hear more of Hélène's music, head to her Bandcamp page: https://helenevogelsinger.bandcamp.com/

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"An abandoned modular session. In a famous small village, in the south west of France, there is a little mountain. At the top of it, what used to be a cableway station for 60 years, have been still standing there, in the hands of Entropy, for more than two decades now.

The abandoned sessions in Nature are always the most challenging, but also the most transformative. The path that leads to the chosen place is often long, steep, and lined with many obstacles.

Climbing this mountain, In the full darkness of the middle of the night, with only headlamps, and all our distorted senses, as only indicators, quickly becomes a type of active meditation, especially on the session day, with our heavy equipment.

And finally, you start to distinguish the contours of the huge station’s antenna, getting bigger and bigger, as we move on, meter by meter on the last hundred ones.

When we arrive, the connection is immediate. There is nothing comparable to this precise sensation. The surrounding sounds blend together, compose these familiar but unique melodies, in a calm and quiet mind, ready to receive.

Patch Notes:

In this session, the combo XPO + QPAS is at the heart of the patch, omnipresent.

The multi-dimensional aspect of these two modules truly resonates with the multi-dimensional experience I live through my process, and in these post human places.

In this patch, I use the XPO’s Pulse Width modulation and wave-folding stereo outputs, as well as the triangle wave one. The signals are then multiplied and sent through different filters and effects, QPAS being one important of them, here using its Low Pass and Smile Pass outputs. The different parameters are modulated by Wogglebug + hands.

This combo is accompanied, among others, by extra MN family’s members; Strega, STO(x3), DPO, Optomix, Morphagene, Maths, Mimeophon, Erbe Verb."

http://www.makenoisemusic.com"

The Cableway Station // "E n t r e a t y" behind the session //

video upload by Hélène Vogelsinger

The Cableway Station

"Entreaty" ; behind the session

An immersive experience into my creative process.
A spiritual & musical pilgrimage on a mountain,
in the south west of France.

For those you've been following me for the last years,
you know i've been working around and refining a
special creative process.

The different steps of my creative process are ;

1. The Research of the Place
2. The First Exploration
3. The Retranscription
4. Layers of Perception (session day)
5. Sharing the Experience.

In this mini documentary, step 2 "The First Exploration",
and 4 "Layers of Perception (session day)" are mixed together.
The ascension on the session day was so challenging
physically & mentally, that we couldn't record a lot during it.
We are a small 2 people team 👥

It is an excerpt of a longer documentary that will explore
all the steps of my process, coming in 2023.

I hope you will enjoy the journey with us .

🙏 ✨ 🙏 ✨ 🙏 ✨ 🙏

Get inspired at the Moogseum!

video upload by moogfoundation

"Get inspired at the Moogseum with us! One-of-a-kind interactive exhibits share electronic music technology, electronic music history & the science of sound -- and are accessible to all ages: https://moogseum.org/

Our Moogseum, located at 56 Broadway Street in downtown Asheville, NC, USA, is the hallmark project of the Bob Moog Foundation. Come visit this one-of-a-kind immersive, interactive museum where Bob Moog’s pioneering legacy and the science of sound come alive.

Get tickets: https://moogseum.org/advance-tickets-..."

Rare Novation MidiCon - The Prototype for the MM10! Which later turned into the Bass Station

video upload by Edward Jones

"This is the MidiCon -- a controller keyboard that 'never went into production'. However, I am here in Melbourne, and I have one.
This turned into the MM10, the controller for the Yamaha QY10 and QY20.
The same chassis turned into the Bass Station.

A very rare controller keyboard pre-dated the MM10, which begat the BassStation.
The main CPU has custom markings!

nov10xx
novation
324U 3E v2.0"

If anyone has any additional information feel free to leave a comment at the bottom of this post.

One was up for sale back in October, 2021. That's the only other Novation MidiCon post featured on the site.

Some pics:

PAIA FATMAN BACK FROM THE DEAD

video upload by THIS MUSEUM IS (NOT) OBSOLETE

"The PAIA FATMAN, Download samples of this instrument, much more and Support the museum here :- https://www.patreon.com/lookmumnocomp..."

Elektron Song Mode: Will it break? // with Digitakt & Digitone

video upload by Dave Mech

"In depth courses for Digitone and Digitakt! Get here: https://davemech.live/shop

Thought I'd try and sort of break song mode creating an IDM-ish break beat. It didn't break (but then it did, didn't it? I'll let myself out).
Anyway, really going to town with it is actually a lot of fun. It's created with Digitakt and Digitone where Digitakt is using song mode with a lot of tempo changes, repeats, quick pattern changes and more. It took some heavy programming and calculations but the result is interesting I think.

Enjoy!"

myVolts Candycord Halo Cables

myVolts wrote in to let us know about their upcoming Candycord Halo Cables. The following is what they had to say about them:

"They're a range of coloured modular patch cables with discrete led lighting elements within their connectors, lighting up when Control Voltages (CV) passes through them. They work beautifully in modular, semi-modular and CV controller keyboard scenarios.

For the Halo range, we've partnered with a top musician and video producer. we'll be revealing who next week. He was deeply involved with the design process of these cables so we're confident they will satisfy the needs of even the most discerning modular / tabletop / desktop / electronic musicians. We've a page people can sign up to get notified when the campaign goes live, and get a free gift: https://myvolts.com/halo"

Additional details:

"What is Candycord Halo?
Last year we brought you Candycords, a beautifully designed, hard-wearing set of audio cables. This year, we are extending that to modular patch cables.

Why Halo?

We've decided to bring flashing lights to your beautiful music. Halo modular patch cables have discrete led lighting elements within their connectors, lighting up when Control Voltages passes through them.

Just one colour?

The cables will come in a range of colours and a range of lenghts. Their will have bi-colour LED pairs, so depending on polarity of voltage passing through them, they will change between LED colours, e.g. Blue to Red.

Will they be pretty?

They will be extremely pretty. But mostly useful, lighting the way for active ports, pulsing to the frequency of the CV signal, showing clearly patch pairs and paths on your system.

Is that all?

No. There will be lots, lots more. We've spent the last year working with a very special partner to ensure that we shake some trees in the modular world, solving some of the problems we see as getting in the way of your creative expression. We hope you'll join us on this journey, over the two weeks of the campaign, where we take things further, yielding new possible improvements as the campaign progresses. We need your support and feedback.

Are these cables just for modular?

Please no! We hope to show you that CV is everywhere in musical universe and demonstrate some useful and inventive ways to use it. If you can see it, it's a lot easier to make use of it!"

Sequential Pro 3 as a Eurorack brain. Why haven't I been using it this way?

video upload by Jameson Nathan Jones

"An obnoxiously deep dive into using the Sequential Pro 3 to sequence and control a Eurorack modular synth. Many of you asked for this. To all the rest of you, I'm very sorry....

*FREE Synthesis Workshop:
https://bit.ly/SubtraciveSynthWorkshop

0:00 - intro
2:20 - the setup and sequencer
9:07 - sequencing the eurorack with Pro 3
12:04 - quick note about the VCA
13:58 - limitations of note sequencing
15:21 - what it's great for
20:12 - fun with envelopes
23:34 - using Pro3 LFOs to modulate the rack
26:52 - controlling Pro 3 parameters with modules"