Swells Video Manual | Part 2: Swell Generator and Modulation

video upload by Intellijel

Part 1 here

"Welcome to Part 2 of our Swells Video Manual series. In this video, we cover everything modulation on Swells, including the unique Swell Generator feature which instantly adds wavy modulation to your reverb FX.

FIRMWARE 1.1 is now available - update now:
https://intellijel.github.io/firmware/"

Chapters
00:00 - Introduction
00:34 - Swell Generator
01:13 - Generating Swell Modulation
03:06 - Swell Sources
06:16 - Swell Modes
09:14 - EF Gain and LPF
10:46 - External CV Modulation
11:44 - Advanced CV and Swell Assign Mode

4/23-26/26 Metasonix S-1000 + Ladik S-143 + DSP 808 + Roland TR-606 + Simmons SDS1 + (…)

video upload by Cfpp0

SWITCHTRIX ELECTRONICS SYNTHE A PLUS

video upload by SWITCHTRIX ELECTRONICS

"Some fun using SYNTHE A plus sub oscillators as LFO’s"

Bob Moog's First Keyboard Instrument Ever Built Added to BMF Archives

via The Bob Moog Foundation

Meet The RENSITRON!

"Bob Moog's First Keyboard Instrument Added to the Bob Moog Foundation Archives

Bob Moog’s earliest known keyboard instrument, the Rensitron, now resides in the Bob Moog Foundation Archives! Bob built this small electronic organ in 1951, at only 16 years of age. His Bronx High School of Science teacher, Hymen Rensin, bought the instrument from Bob for $10 ($120 when adjusted for inflation)!

The Rensitron is a two-octave electronic organ, featuring vacuum tubes, hand-carved wooden mini-keys, and a built-in 5-inch speaker with a hand-made, stylized 'R' speaker grille, all encased in a slanted wooden cabinet. If you're wondering how someone so young could have designed this, Bob had already been dabbling in electronics since age ten! The 'chicken head' knobs on the front panel for volume, tone, and pitch are the same as those used on classic R.A. Moog synth modules, whispering hints about the world-changing instruments yet to come. Similarly portentous are two top panel labels, which read 'Rensitron' and 'Electronic Organ Made For Mr. Rensin By Robert Moog May 1951,' both of which use the same black Dymo Labeler tape as the early R.A. Moog modular systems.

Most notable up top are hand-crafted wooden keys with spring action, most likely made by Bob's father, George Conrad Moog, an engineer and woodworker. Some of the keys have less 'spring in their step' than others, but most still retain a very playable feel!

To learn more about the Rensitron and see more pictures, check out our blog post on moogfoundation.org!"

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Introducing HUM 2.

video upload by Albert Nyström

"Coming Soon!"

via Nyström Instruments

"The HUM 2 is a Sensory, multi-timbral synthesizer designed for expressive performance and sonic exploration. The synth provides three independent voices that allow you to create complex textures and control three separate sequences simultaneously.

Key Features

Multitimbral Architecture: Three voices with the ability to assign independent synthesis engines, melodies and parameters to each voice. Each voice is controlled with touchpads for expressive control.

Synthesis Engines: Features a wide range of synthesis modes, including Subtractive synthesis, FM, Wavetables, Organ and experimental engines.

Expressive Sensor Integration: the synth has six built-in sensors: Distance, Light, Tilt X/Y and Touch 1/2, mappable to any knob for interactive modulation.

Sequencing: Create generative patterns or fixed loops with three independent 64-step sequencers. Generated notes are quantized to one of the 17 scale options.

FX & Modulation: Features 4 LFOs mappable to any knob. Independent sends to the built in Delay, Reverb and Overdrive.

Connectivity: Features 3 CV outputs, 2 CV inputs. Sync In/Out, MIDI in/out. Headphone out, L/R line out and MIDI + Audio over USB

MS-20 Moon Odyssey — Live Transmission

video upload by Alex Simesky

"An MS-20 performance built around a Koyaanisqatsi motif, evolving through analog textures with tape echo and transmission fragments.

Recorded during the live Artemis II Moon approach broadcast, combining synthesizer (duophonic) play, reel-to-reel processing, NASA pictures and Blender animation.

This piece gradually drifts from structure into signal, and back again.

0:00 Signal detected (Koyaanisqatsi)
1:38 Leaving the signal — lunar approach
2:51 Drift
7:40 Arrival

https://simesky.bandcamp.com"

For Eliane Radigue

video upload by Giorgio Sancristoforo

"A little hommage to Eliane Radigue with Homework experimental modular workstation,
now available at giorgiosancristoforo.net for Mac OS.
Windows soon!"

Live #1 - Eurorack Drone Ambient Soundscape

video upload by Ghost In Translation

"Jamming with the rack, nothing planned."

J3PO // All The Things You Are

video upload by Julian "J3PO" Pollack

"Julian 'J3PO' Pollack performs an arrangement of the classic standard 'All The Things You Are' by Jerome Kern & Oscar Hammerstein II, from the musical Very Warm For May (1939). Everything was recorded live, in one take, with no overdubs.

Gear used: Arturia Keystep Pro (sequencing), Roland TR-8s, Minimoog, Sequential Prophet 6, Groove Synthesis 3rd Wave 8M, Yamaha Acoustic Upright Piano."

Listen to Julian's new album: https://lnk.to/soulandcircuitry

DELIA Breath Controller Patch Ideas

video upload by nnoiz Papp

"Breath controller patch ideas with Hornberg hb-1 breath controller and Melbourne Instruments DELIA.
The first 2 patches are done with the 3.Oscillator in macro oscilator mode to get the vocoding effect."