"This was found in a storage unit it is untested but appears in good condition. Very rare and hard to find. Bid knowing that this is untested and may need repairs. Very hard to find get it while you can! Starting the bid at $500 unsure of a good starting point for this. Hopefully that’s not too crazy!"
"Looking for the perfect kick drum in your Eurorack setup? In this video, we compare several of the most popular Eurorack kick drum modules head-to-head to find out which one delivers the deepest thump, the hardest punch, and the most versatile sound design possibilities. Whether you produce industrial techno, dark electronic music, or experimental modular performances, this detailed shootout will help you decide which Eurorack kick module deserves a spot in your rack. From analog warmth to digital precision, discover how different hardware synthesizer kick modules stack up in terms of tone, features, and raw power. Perfect for Eurorack enthusiasts, modular synth beginners, and serious techno producers searching for the ultimate low-end weapon."
"The second V/oct input on CYCLE 5 is interesting to use for transposing the pitch of the VCO. When using the precise 1V outputs of ROUTE 4 (with the help of C2) you can create arp jumps across a few octaves. Let's figure out how I did it."
"Making a Live Jam using 2 dreadbox synths and a drum machine sequenced by the sequentix Cirklon
In this video, we dive deep into the legendary Sequentix Cirklon sequencer and show how to build a classic house track on hardware step by step. From programming kicks, bass, and synths to using advanced Cirklon features like probability, accumulators, and aux events, you’ll see how to create a live jammable house groove with real gear.
Gear Used in This Demo
Sequentix Cirklon Sequencer
Roland TR-909 (drums)
Dreadbox Nymphes & Nyx (synths)
OTO BIM delay
Arturia Keystep (for note input)
What You’ll Learn in This Video:
How to set up the Cirklon with multiple hardware instruments
Creating patterns, muting parts, and arranging sections
Using probability & fills for dynamic grooves
Deep-dive into exotic Cirklon functions (accumulator, aux events)
Building a classic house track for live jamming"
"Sculpting Digitakt, Digitone and Animoog Z app.
My music : https://stefantorto.bandcamp.com/
Get my sample packs : https://www.stefantorto.com/sample-packs
Website : https://www.stefantorto.com
*No overdubs or editing, everything recorded live"
"Recently a good friend and YouTuber @clajmo (Clarke Jaxton Motorbike) was nice enough to send me his Yamaha MU15 to play with. This jam is a result of playing around in Yamaha XGWorks to tweak the XG sound banks hidden parameters, then sequencing it all with the Sonicware Smpltrek.
I'll planning a nerdy deep dive on the MU15 because it very impressive for the era and it size. No external effects or even EQ were used on this video. All the sound is directly from the MU15 with only a little limiting used to get it up to sensible YouTube volume levels.
The MU15 is an 'XG' sound module which is an advanced extension of the 'GM' (general midi) standard. It has a huge amount of parameter inside to tweak, like per drum effects send, filter and envelope setting for example, so a lot can be achieved with it.
Btw I'm testing out some images in my jam video thumbnails to try to distinguish them from tutorials, still playing with the style etc at the mo."
"145bpm psychedelic track showing how to make a good and complex fm lead with Dpvco in exponential fm mode and the 2 sine waves are mixed into waveshaper and after into Scota Vcf for bandpas filtering ! The bass is already recorded form Diode Dream Vcf and a bass lead from SH Vcf . The drums and the 303 pattern are software."
"Tauche ein in die Welt der GForce Bass Station – dem offiziellen Software-Clone der legendären Novation Bass Station aus den 90ern.
In diesem Video hörst du einen kompletten Beispieltrack, der ausschließlich mit Presets aus der GForce Bass Station erstellt wurde – ohne zusätzliche Plug-ins oder Effekte. So kannst du dir direkt ein Bild davon machen, wie vielseitig das Plugin klingt: fette Bässe, knackige Leads, warme Pads und inspirierende Sequenzen."
"Immerse yourself in the world of GForce Bass Station – the official software clone of the legendary Novation Bass Station from the 90s.
In this video, you'll hear a complete sample track created exclusively with presets from GForce Bass Station – without any additional plug-ins or effects. This gives you a firsthand impression of the plugin's versatility: fat basses, crisp leads, warm pads, and inspiring sequences."
"Short jam using the Roland Juno 60 for the main plucky sequence with a Minimoog for a noisy secondary lead part. Moog Mother 32 on bass. GFI Spectral Tempus and Strymon Bigsky Mx on effects."
"STUDIO ELECTRONICS CODE LUXE Synthesizer.
WAVE FOLDING Example with PIANO Sound. YES, IT CAN! (at 1:55 onw.) 😊
The Update/Upgrade sounds amazing - is worth every cent in my opinion (got my hands on since 2hrs). Every Paramter is now storeable in memory including The 8106 (Roland) Dual Filter Settings as well as the Overdrive and Feedback. The Envelopes sound faster to me ...
Gear used on this SHORT HOUSE TRACK:
MODOR DR-2 (Drums)
STUDIO ELECTRONICS CODE LUXE (Multitracked Sounds except Voices)
"🎹 Meet the Wunderkammer WoO.1 – a battery-powered mini sampler, looper, and sequencer that lets you create full songs on the go! Whether you're into finger drumming, sampling, or building grooves, this compact device packs serious creative power.
🚀 This is a prototype , and you can back the project on Kickstarter to help bring it to life:
👉 [Kickstarter Link] https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/...
📺 In this video :
Live demo and sound examples
Sampling workflow and instrument mode
Arpeggiator, grooves, and effects
Saving, rendering, and playlist features
Honest thoughts and nitpicks
"The super talented JUNIPER based in Berlin, popped in and felt the force of Padawan Studio. Unfortunately, this was the first Padawan Jam we tried, so we had some audio tracks that didn't record, so it was not as we heard it but still we had alot of fun with playing with the machines."
"We visited the amazing musical Museum to get educated and check out the Instruments of the bygone era. The Musical Museum in Brentford, London, is home to one of the world’s finest collections of self-playing instruments, from music boxes and player pianos to grand theatre organs. Visitors can explore how music was enjoyed before modern technology, with live demonstrations bringing the exhibits to life. Highlights include a fully restored Wurlitzer organ that rises dramatically from the stage, as well as rare instruments and over 20,000 historic music rolls. With guided tours, a riverside café, and a concert hall that hosts performances, the museum offers a unique blend of history, music, and hands-on discovery for all ages."
"Join me for another Mini Modular Moments episode as I unveil my brand new studio recording and jamming Eurorack case! In this video, I walk you through every module in my compact modular synth build — from the Frequency Central Product to the Squarp Rample drum sampler — and explain why I chose each one. Then, I power it up for the very first time on camera to see what kind of noise (or magic!) it can make.
Featuring voices, drums, filters, modulation, and a Keystep Pro for control, this case is designed for full jams in a portable format. Expect some happy accidents, a little chaos, and plenty of patching fun.
🎛 Modules Featured:
Frequency Central Product
Knobula Monuatic
Nano Modules ONA
Mutable Instruments Veils
Klavis Quadigy
WMD Carbon Filter
Squarp Instruments Rample
Endorphin.es Cockpit
…and more!
Whether you’re into Eurorack modular synths, studio jam setups, or just curious about how a live performance case can evolve into a studio powerhouse, this one’s for you"
1. Getting started with modular - 4 eurorack systems explained
There are many ways to get started with modular, and many reason to be interested in it. There is no single solution, modular is a journey and you have to discover and experience your own. This video is part of a series where I share some thoughts and ideas I wish I could find when I started out. Take or leave whatever you like :)
Timetable:
00:00 – Introduction
02:17 – The Monosynth
06:32 – The Sonic exploration lab
10:26 – The Performance system
15:34 – The Dedicated tool
2. What modules should you buy when starting with modular?
Getting started with eurorack can be confusing. The number of modules available grows ever week. And on top of that, what you need depends on what you want to do with your modular. In this episode in a longer series, I look at a 4-module starter voice as an option.
"In this video, I decided to combine two experimental synths: the Stylophone CPM DS-2 and the Moog Labyrinth. Since both are semi-modular, I wanted to try cross-patching.
For example, the Labyrinth modulates the pitch and cutoff of the CPM DS-2. The Moog Labyrinth produces a rhythmic pattern, while the Stylophone CPM DS-2 adds a drone and a melodic sequence.
