Synergize/Synergia Tutorial: FM Algorithms (Digital Keyboards Synergy)

video upload by Lantertronics - Aaron Lanterman

Synergia emulator: https://jariseon.github.io/synergia
Synergize patch editor: https://chinenual.github.io/synergize

0:00 -- Introduction
0:47 -- Connecting
1:35 -- FM algorithms
4:24 -- Patching with registers
10:50 -- Limitations
11:35 -- Harmonic numbers
11:56 -- Detuning
12:15 -- Waveforms
12:55 -- Semitones
13:31 -- Envelopes
14:21 -- Experiments

DK Synergy: Origins of an Additive/FM Synthesis Powerhouse (Synergia softsynth + Synergize editor)

video upload by Lantertronics - Aaron Lanterman

0:00 -- Introduction
1:57 -- Famous users
3:01 -- Sample packs
3:17 -- Synergia softsynth
4:13 -- Synergize patch editor
5:09 -- Bell Labs/Hal Alles synthesizer
5:49 -- Crumar GDS
6:45 -- Mulogix Slave 32
7:16 -- Setting up Synergia+Synergize
9:23 -- Patent
9:37 -- Facebook group
9:58 -- Dani Wilson
10:14 -- Alex Ball

Also see DK Synergy II+ with Kaypro and Synergize talk about editing software

Recreating Pink Floyd's 'On the Run' with Synthi AKS | Tribute

video upload by Andy Whitmore

"Welcome to an in-depth musical journey where we recreate the iconic sounds of Pink Floyd's 'On the Run' from their best-selling album, 'Dark Side of the Moon.' Using the legendary EMS Synthi AKS, we bring to life every synth part that made this track a groundbreaking piece of music history.
🎹 Recreated Parts:

0:00 - Sample of video
0:25 - Intro
0:42 - The main VCS3 synth sequence
1:07 - Introduce Resonance Melody
2:04 - Different waveforms
2:28 - Dramatic gated white noise sounds
3:01 - Gated Noise plus Resonance
3:18 - Noise plus Main sequence line
4:05 - Spring Reverb
5:35 - Summary
5:49 - Bass drone at the song beginning
6:05 - Noise FX
6:28 - Bass Attack
7:18 - Full 'On the Run' sequence

On the album cover, the Synthi AKS is wrongly credited as the VCS3, which is essentially the same synth—the difference lies in the box and the name.

📖 History of 'On the Run': 'On the Run' is a progressive instrumental track created by Roger Waters and David Gilmour. Known for its pioneering use of synthesizers, it's a testament to the innovative spirit of Pink Floyd. The track plays a crucial role in the album’s concept, evoking themes of travel and existential anxiety.

🔦 History of the Synthi AKS: The EMS Synthi AKS is a compact, portable synthesizer, first released in 1972. Famous for its distinctive sounds, it was used extensively throughout the 1970s by various artists. It’s known for its patch pin matrix and portability, making it a favorite for musicians looking for both creativity and convenience in their synthesizers."

SYNTAKT & ANALOGRYTM & BLOFELD & AS1 - SiMusicWorks

video upload by SiMusicWorks

"ELEKTRON + WALDORF + PIONEERDJ GEAR..
♪: DuNE / REC : JULY 2024.. / SiMusicWorks.."

Note the Toraiz was a joint Dave Smith Instruments & Pioneer Dj design.

Roland D-50 Synthesizer: EVERY preset!

video upload by Doctor Mix

"Today I demonstrate every single preset on a vintage Roland D-50 Synthesizer.. All of them, from 11 to 88! 🚀"

Tom Oberheim reflects on the 1978 Oberheim OB-1

video upload by GForce Software

"Join us as Tom Oberheim reflects on the creation of the 1978 Oberheim OB-1. Gain unique insights into the history and innovation behind this remarkable and capable synthesiser! Enjoy entertaining anecdotes about the OB-1's launch at NAMM.

Special thanks to Tom Oberheim, Marcus Ryle, and David Gibbons

Credits: Sam Graydon (Camera) and Dave Spiers (Executive Producer)"

Oberheim TEO-5 Synthesizer SonicLAB Review

video upload by sonicstate

"Ad Free, Exclusive Samples and extra demo on http://patreon.com/sonicstate

SonicLab reviews the Sequential TEO-5 synthesizer. With a street price of around £1,450/$1,500, the *Oberheim TEO-5 * offers an attractive balance of price and performance. Although it has limited polyphony compared to other offerings, such as the Behringer UB-XA, it retains the authentic Oberheim essence in a conveniently smaller package."

*Chapter Markers:*
00:00:00 Start
00:00:07 overview
00:01:50 Sounds Demo 1
00:03:59 Oscillators and Xmod
00:11:31 Unison
00:12:24 Filter
00:15:00 Sequencer + FX
00:18:33 Mod Matrix
00:20:08 Envelopes and LFOs
00:22:24 Stereo
00:23:15 Sounds Demo 2
00:32:37 Final thoughts

Käbiuss | Clip Sessions

Clip Session #1: Daydream video upload by KÄBIUSS

"Clip Session Series starts here.
Welcome to the beginning of this music journey..."

Käbiuss | Clip Session #2: Take 5

video upload by KÄBIUSS

"A little trip into the Sequential Take 5 power."

Käbiuss | Feeling in Harmony (Jam)

video upload by KÄBIUSS

"I was fortunate to capture a little moment of joy while jamming with my synth and keyboards. It describes that special moment when you feel a deep connection with your instrument and just flow with it.

Lead synth: Sequential Take 5
Background keyboards: Korg Nautilus & Roland Juno-Di.
Hope you enjoy it.

Synth Up."

Novation circuit Mono station

video upload by BWRus

MPC tutorial - create a full drum kit from scratch

video upload by Audiorial

"Hello
Today we'll create a drum kit from scratch for our Akai MPCs, from synths, and more specifically modular synths, but it works with any source. So we're going to use the sampling technique. We're also going to look at other sound design techniques and after the video, you can create your own kits so that you don't sound like anyone else and gain in sound identity, a point in my humble opinion CRUCIAL when you're an artist. Happy watching!"

Sn loft fm/drone synth sound demos 1

video upload by DecadeBridge

"Jump to the time stamps below to skip through.

https://decadebridge.etsy.com/uk/list...

Here are a few examples of the types of sounds that can be created with Sn.
Most patches have a little delay or reverb added in Ableton.

00:00 Sequencing. Carrier pitch controlled using a quantised random voltage from Pam's new workout. Occasional sine LFO from Pam's controlling FM amount.
00:25 Kick sounds. Looping EG controlling carrier pitch. Occasional sine LFO from Pam's controlling FM amount. Modulator pitch controlled using a quantised random voltage.
01:13 Sequencing. Carrier pitch controlled using a quantised random voltage from Pam's new workout. Occasional sine LFO from Pam's controlling FM amount. Looping EG controlling modulator pitch.
01:46 Drones. SQ1 CV A sending a simple two note sequence to the carrier pitch. FM amount controlled with SQ1 CV B set to a smooth, 7 step sequence.
02:14 Notes and Arps. Arturia keystep pitch out to carrier pitch CV in. Keystep mod out to FM amount to control modulation using the mod wheel.
03:31 Subtle sequences. Beats coming from Prok drum modules. EG out to Sn's VCA in. Carrier pitch controlled using a quantised random voltage from Turing machine through sonic potions quantiser. FM amount controlled using an EG.
04:07 Metallic sequences. EG controlling FM amount. Carrier pitch controlled using a quantised random voltage from Pam's new workout.
05:42 Using the subharmonicon's sequencer to control carrier pitch and it's EG to control FM amount. All sounds from Sn.
06:35 Sequences. SQ1 CV A to carrier pitch. CV B to FM amount.
07: 29 FM Glitches. Using the subharmonicon's sequencer to control FM amount and it's EG to control carrier pitch. All sounds from Sn.
08:15 Sequences. SQ1 CV A to carrier pitch. CV B to FM amount.
09:14 Subtle bass. Beats from Prok drum modules. FM amount controlled using an EG. VCA controlled using an EG (Ataxia). Carrier pitch controlled using a quantised random voltage from Turing machine through sonic potions quantiser.
10:36 Ambient sequences. SQ1 CV A to carrier pitch. CV B to FM amount. Running the output into the Microcosm."