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Monday, March 18, 2013

Overview Review of BTV Professional Music Production Software


Published on Mar 18, 2013 Beat Thang·66 videos

http://www.bketech.com/store | Cool Rev CTO BKE walks through what BTV is, a few of it's advantages and who it's for.

iPulsaret 1.2 / Official Video - AudioBus + Virtual Midi


Published on Mar 18, 2013 Sinapsya·74 videos

"iPulsaret is a granular synthesis. An awesome Granular Synthesizer able to generate a wide range of common and unusual effects: time/pitch shifting, time/pitch jittering, intricate textures, grain fountain/pulverizer, recording and manipulation of buffers, dynamic envelope shapes and many more. iPulsaret allows you to load from built-in sound samples, record audio directly with your iPad mic and/or add your own .WAV, .AIFF files via iTunes. A DropBox access is also available as the Sonoma AudioCopy / Paste feature. I really love the quality of the generated sound, the big x / y Pad which allows you to load 4 Snapshots (one for each corner). A must have for sound designers.

Music & Performance by Sinapsya
Track Name: Granular Dream
https://soundcloud.com/sinapsya/granu...

Special Thanks to Curtis Roads & Monolake for the begin sample.

You can by iPulsaret on AppStore..."

iTunes:
iPulsaret - apeSoft
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The Korg MS-20 Mini- Filters Part One

Published on Mar 18, 2013 AutomaticGainsay·151 videos

"Here is part one of a two part section of the Korg MS-20 Mini series of demonstrative videos, wherein the sound and functionality of the filters is demonstrated."

All parts here.

soundmachines rc1radiostar Bluetooth iOS & Android CV Eurorack Module

soundmachines RC1radiostar module functionalities

Published on Mar 18, 2013 Davide Mancini·9 videos

Wireless over Bluetooth4.

"Ladies and Gentlemen, this is the first video of a fully functional and production ready RC1radiostar.

This module allows you to connect and control your modular synthesizer with a tablet (or another portable device) WITHOUT having to connect through a PC and a SOUNDCARD.

We have 8+8 analog outputs (high end 12bit converter used), either 0-5V and -10V to +10V.

In this video you are seeint the preliminary Android App, a iOS one (latest Bluetooth4 supporting devices) is under way...

You can find more informations, and later on, BUY the module at:

http://www.sound-machines.it/?page_id=35"

KORG monotribe - SAKURA SAKURA / BakaOscillator


Published on Mar 18, 2013 BakaOscillator·56 videos

"Japanese Traditional song.
Use, KORG monotribe X8, KP Quad.

あと桜餅食べたい。"

monotribes on eBay

Psych tone emulation

Published on Mar 18, 2013 otherunicorn·40 videos

Don't miss the second video below.

"Please excuse the lousy camera work.
This patch emulates the old Popular Electronics "Psych Tone" project. I used a CGS13 Gated Comparator for the shift register and CGS39 Quad logic gate (XOR) instead of their odd NOR gate arrangement. Bits 5 and 6 were gated and fed back into the input of the CGS13. A floating patch cord to one of the EXORs was used to kick start it, and change the mode of operation from time to time. Tone selection switches were replaced with patch cords (non inverting pulses only) and mixed via a CGS81 processor (inverted or non-inverted) and fed as a CV to a Zeroscillator. At some point I add a 4th bit for added variety, and plug a sequenced oscillator into the Zeroscillator's polarity function."

Psych Tone - taking it further

Same description as above with "The modulating oscillator is being sequenced."

Jazzmutant Lemur Metaphysical Function 2


Published on Mar 18, 2013 Antonio Blanca·7 videos

"Cleaning my hard disk I have found this video I recorded with Jazzmutant lemur seven years ago, what a times!"

Note this is the original Lemur hardware controller. Lemur is now available for iOS.

iTunes:
Lemur - Liine
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MMTA SYNTHFEST 2013: Dave Bristow & The History of Yamaha FM Synthesis


Published on Mar 18, 2013 matrixsynth·271 videos

This is a fascinating and significant bit of synthesizer history starting with the Yamaha CS80 through the DX7 from the man that was actually there. Yamaha hired Dave Bristow to showcase the Yamaha CS80 followed by asking him to provide input on their first FM synth the GS1.  It was sold as a preset synth but in the video you will see a programmer for it.  Dave was the person that Yamaha had program the presets for it followed by the GS2, DX7 and more.  You'll see the prototype for what became the DX7.  The prototype actually had a DX5 label and a huge breadboard of chips.   He co-authored "FM Theory and Applications" with Dr. John Chowing, the man that discovered FM synthesis at Stanford Unniversity, and he was a member of IRCAM.  Do not miss this. Bookmark it for when you have time if you need to. Dave also had a prototype SY77 at the event. You can see it in my video walkthrough as well as my event pics here.  An interesting side note is John Bowen was at the event, so we had both the man responsible for the presets on the Prophet-5 and other early Sequential Circuits synths, and the man behind the DX7 and other Yamaha FM presets.  Pretty incredible bit of synth history there.

Dave Bristow is part of the Music Technology group at Shoreline Community College where the MMTA Spring SYNTHFEST was held. Via Shoreline:

"Dave Bristow was born in London and began to study music on the piano at an early age. He graduated from university with a BSc in Psychology but soon turned his musical talents full-time and worked as a professional piano/keyboard player with jazz fusion, rock and folk bands. His interest in electronic music and sound steered him towards synthesizer design and development and he played a key role creating factory voicing for the well-known DX7 synthesizer and indeed most of Yamaha's FM synthesizers up to and including the SY99, and is internationally recognized as one of the important contributors to the development and voicing of FM synthesis, co-authoring a text-book on the subject with Dr John Chowning called "FM Theory and Applications". Dave has toured the world as a professional synth demonstrator teaching courses on synthesis and related acoustics in Europe and the USA. He spent three years at Pierre Boulez's music research institute, IRCAM in Paris, running a MIDI and synthesis studio and working with the visiting composers. He moved to the United States in 1995 to work with the electronic music company Emu Systems, Inc. in product development with sampling and filter based synthesizers. Following that in 2002, he began working again with Yamaha as a consultant, focusing on the introduction and support of their small format audio chip series (SMAF) for cell-phones and other mobile devices with ringtones and system sounds. More recently he ran and developed a non-profit community music school for four years on Bainbridge Island, and now spends his time teaching electronic music production and synthesis, and playing with his jazz trio."

STEAMPUNK Axiom 25 Controller and Stand


This one is via Criagslist Chicago

Some details from the listing:

"Custom steampunk 25 key midi controller.

Pictures don't do this justice. 80+ hours of labor, about $900 in parts. This was built for a steampunk band I was in last year.

The stand has a weighted base, main shaft rotates fully. Collapses, and is easy to transport.

The "chassis" that the keyboard attaches to was custom welded from copper pipes, and a WWII ammo case. Easily detaches from base by four large lug nuts. 1950's Triumph motorcycle headlights are also detachable from chassis, and plug in to power supply.

The power supply on the chassis contains two headlight power inverters, specific to the Triumph headlights power requirements. A 1920's brass on off switch, powers the headlights off and on. A great effect on stage, as you can literally "start up" your keyboard before playing, and shine the lights at the crowd and across stage.

The keyboard itself latches in to the chassis via a hinge and latch system from the same WWII ammo case. If you've ever opened one of these, the mechanics are the same. It pops out easily and quickly, but will stay secure throughout any stage antics.

Keyboard is/was a axiom 25. The wonderful thing about them is that if they ever break, their replacement parts are completely modular. I've had several, and they come apart like tinker toys.

Last but not least, included is a vintage 30' fire hose. Whether you need a usb controller, or a midi cable going to a racked synth, you can feed all cables through the hose. This has proven very effective on stage as far as protecting the cables, plus it screws into the back of the chassis, so nothing can ever possibly come undone.

All of the detailing on the keyboard was hand painted/welded/soldered/bolted. The gauges on the keyboard are from vintage german fighter planes, and several of the rivets and metal sides are reclaimed from Russian aircraft."

New Waldorf iPad App Still in the Works?


via Holger Steinbrink on Waldorf Music Synthesizers Facebook

Holger Steinbrink, aka "Tsching" is from Waldorf. See Waldorf on wikipedia for some history.

The image matches the knob in the iPad app screenshot announced back in March of 2012.  It was a new iPad synth in the works from Waldorf and TempoRubato that has not yet been released.

This one in via Seth.

Tippy Toes Live Excerpt

Published on Mar 17, 2013

"Live footage featuring "The Naughty Dip."
EP coming out May 20th on Let's Play House http://www.lphnyc.com/
Follow us:
https://www.facebook.com/tippytoesknows
https://soundcloud.com/tippy-toes"

Sunday, March 17, 2013

Filtering a guitar through a Vermona Perfourmer synthesizer


Filtering a guitar through a Vermona Perfourmer synthesizer from Tim Warren on Vimeo.

"First time filtering a distorted guitar through my (BLUE!) Vermona Perfourmer synthesizer."

via Tim Warren on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

Roland SH-101 with Gig Bag

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Plan B Model 15 Complex VCO

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Plan B Model 11 Evil Twin Filter

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blue avenue | green avenue


Published on Mar 17, 2013

4 ms Peg, RCD
Analogue Systems RS 100 RS 110 RS 360
Doepfer A 134 panning by A 143-9 & Moog MP 201
Flame Chord Machine
foh choices
Make Noise Brains Pressure Points Maths Moddemix Optonix QMMG Wogglebug
Malekko 4x Anti 4x Unkle Jag
Moog 4x freqbox CP251
Roland System 104 Sequencer
SSL Modulation Orgy
Tiptop Audio Z 8000
Toppobrillo Quantimator Sportmodulator
Logic master clock to Kenton Pro 2000
Arp Odyssey 2811 & 2821 noises
FX Boss VF 1, Line6 Echopro , TC M 3000

green avenue

Published on Mar 17, 2013

4 ms Peg, RCD
Analogue Systems RS 100 RS 110 RS 360
Doepfer A 134 panning by A 143-9 & Moog MP 201
Flame Chord Machine
foh choices
Make Noise Brains Pressure Points Maths Moddemix Optonix QMMG Wogglebug
Malekko 4x Anti 4x Unkle Jag
Moog 4x freqbox CP251
Roland System 104 Sequencer
SSL Modulation Orgy
Tiptop Audio Z 8000
Toppobrillo Quantimator Sportmodulator
Logic master clock to Kenton Pro 2000
Arp Odyssey 2811 & 2821 noises
FX Boss VF 1, Line6 Echopro , TC M 3000

Ian Fritz Chaotica


flickr By sduck409

MMTA Spring SYNTHFEST 2013 Panoramas by Bohonus VR Photography


Check them out here. These are pretty amazing.  They will bring you into some of the rooms of the event. The first two panoramas are the entrance and Trade Room hall, the third is The Petting Zoo before it got packed, the fourth is the Jam Session room before the the lights were dimmed, and the fifth was the Performance and Presentation room where you saw Mark Mosher, IDOW and Craig Padilla in previous posts.

MMTA Spring SYNTHFEST Pics by Scott Rise of Division 6


Full set here.

Top: Division 6
Middle: Division 6 Jacklight
Bottom: Mark Mosher



2013 MMTA Synthfest featuring Craig Padilla


2013 MMTA Synthfest featuring Craig Padilla from Paul Clark on Vimeo.

"On Saturday, March 16 2013 the MMTA ( Mostly Modular Trade Association ) staged a modular synthesizer Synthest, featuring a "Petting Zoo" where enthusiasts could show off their gear , "The Performance / Telepresentation Room" for performances and presentations, "The Trade Show Room" where manufacturers gave demos of their gear and a "Jam Session Room" a big day-long jam session that anyone could join and leave as they pleased.

This is an overview of that day (minus the Jam Session Room)."

d16 Group LuSH-101 Part 3: Lead and Pad Sounds

Published on Mar 17, 2013 MusicMarketingTV·476 videos

"The saga continues as Prof. Don discusses more sound programming on the LuSH-101 by d16 Group Audio Software. Various lead tones and a thick super-sawtooth pad are demonstrated."

All parts here.

KORG Triton Rack Synth Sampler with 32 MB of RAM.

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EXCELLENT CONDITION E-Mu MP-7 Expansion Sound ROM, Pure Phatt

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Elektron Monomachine SFX-60 Synthesizer with Original Box

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LIDER-2 (s/n 8906092)

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"LIDER-2 (produced by Formanta factory in 1982 - the one which made a legendary POLIVOKS) is a guitar microsynthesizer designed to be applied by guitar players who use external effects in the live performance or studio work. The synthesizer is a floor-mounted unit with five rubber footswitches; it also has sliders and knobs for changing the parameters of effects. LEADER-1 has 5 main series sections: tonecorrector, flanger, chorus, solo, rhythm. - everyone with its own parameters and indicators. Commutation: line input, output (line, phone, amplifier). On the outer surface of the bottom panel, an input sensitivity regulator is situated.

Specifications:

— CONTROLS: General -
amplifier (ON)
output (effect, scale)
trigger (ON)
indicators - control, overload, effect.
— TONECORRECTOR: range, brightness, rate, width;
— FLANGER: range, brightness, rate, width;
— CHORUS: frequency, detune;
— RHYTHM: guitar;
— SOLO: spectrum, rocktone, suboctave.
— Weight, 8 kg (approx. 18 Pounds)"

Oberheim Matrix-1000 Analog Synthesizer

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Livewire AFG VCO

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Livewire Frequensteiner Multimode Filter

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Cwejman AP-1 Audio Processor

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Grp A4 & Synthesizers.com + tempest

Published on Mar 17, 2013 TubeSamsa·13 videos

keybdwizrd - Roland XV-5050 Demos

keybdwizrd - Roland XV-5050 Demo #1
Published on Mar 17, 2013 keybdwizrd·157 videos

"This is a demo of the Roland XV-5050 sound module (on the shelf above the keyboard I am playing)."

keybdwizrd - Roland XV-5050 Demo #2
Published on Mar 17, 2013

"Another demo of the Roland XV-5050 synthesizer module (on the shelf above the keyboard in this video). FYI, I believe that the 5050 has all of the sounds of the larger XV-5080. Additionally, all of these sounds are included in Roland's new Integra-7 synthesizer module."

keybdwizrd - Roland XV-5050 Demo #3

red avenue

Published on Mar 17, 2013 Ebotronix·611 videos

4 ms Peg, RCD
Analogue Systems RS 100 RS 110 RS 360
Doepfer A 134 panning by A 143-9 & Moog MP 201
Flame Chord Machine
foh choices
Make Noise Brains Pressure Points Maths Moddemix Optonix QMMG Wogglebug
Malekko 4x Anti 4x Unkle Jag
Moog 4x freqbox CP251
Roland System 104 Sequencer
SSL Modulation Orgy
Tiptop Audio Z 8000
Toppobrillo Quantimator Sportmodulator
Logic master clock to Kenton Pro 2000
Arp Odyssey 2811 & 2821 noises
FX Boss VF 1, Line6 Echopro , TC M 3000

the dam drum 2.00

Published on Mar 17, 2013 pianoloft·180 videos

"the dam drum 2.00 is a 'pocket drum machine'. it was a limited edition from Dam Funk, useing the same hardware as the bleep drum by bleep labs. just the sounds are different. in the video the dam drum is combined with the gaia synth by roland and a stage piano by yamaha."

MiniSynth 2 from Yonac, demo and review for iPad, using Kor

Published on Mar 17, 2013

"A demo, sound test and intergration with Audiobus and Cubasis for the excellent MiniSynth 2 from Yonac. A new version of their classic Minisynth from 2008..look how far we have come.."

iTunes:
miniSynth 2 - Yonac Inc.
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Celestial Objects



Yamaha Tenori-ON, Grendel Drone Commander & Korg Monotribe



"Celestial Objects - Soundtrack to the mysterious planets and moons on the very edge of the known universe.

The vibrations of these have been captured for the first time using harmonic dividers and frequency collection arrays.

Sit back and enjoy the relaxing drones, and let your mind be stimulated by the rhythms and pulsations of Celestial Objects.

Recorded live without computers or Midi.
credits
released 16 March 2013"

Bell the Cat

Bell the Cat Version 1
Published on Mar 4, 2013

"Playing around with the Dotcom and a DR-5."

Bell the Cat Version 5

Published on Mar 4, 2013

"Another version of Bell the Cat: short and from a different perspective. Boss DR-5 and dotcom."

via JohnLRice

CIRCUIT BENT ' DYSNOMIA DRONE ' MULTI - OSCILLATOR WAVEFORM FX SYNTHESIZER

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Video posted here.

"Custom built synthesizer containing the same sound genrator as used in E-MU synth's of the late 1970's

this unit is capable of a multitude of sounds,drones and modulating patterns

CONTROLS:
power on/off switch
master 'rate' control knob
pitch shift control knob
4 modulator controls - each control injects a different sub harmonic or pulse pattern into the mix - the combination of the different waveforms creates frequency modulation, phase shift, warping bass tones, pulsating drones, as each waveform manipulates and modulates the other
4 greenled indicators - provides a visual of the modulating output signal
aluminium and circuit board control panels
1/4" jack output
powered by 1 x 9v battery (compartment on underside)"


indéchiffrables abysses / bubble style, lots of echophon + VCF303

Published on Mar 17, 2013 heodesalciphron·93 videos

The Church Of The Super Serge @ ROBOTSPEAk March 16th 2013

Published on Mar 17, 2013 Dmitri SFC·81 videos

Quantum Mechanics

Published on Mar 17, 2013

"My DIY modular (mostly Yusynth) doing Autechre-style beats. A not quite finished Barton Simple CV Quantizer providing notes for the Bass line. The output of the modular is feed into my custom built tube overdrive unit (based on the 'Real McTube II' by Fred Nachbaur) before being feed into the Kurzweil Mangler where excessive Reverb/Delay is applied.

No sequencers, computer or analogue, are used in this recording"

A-155 random drum pattern


A-155 random drum pattern from N K on Vimeo.

"Doepfer A-155 sequencer's trigger row outputs trigger three different drum sounds made with the modular (kick, hihats, and snare). These sounds, along with a simple tonal sequence from the A-155 CV row 1 output, are heard from 0:00-0:17. Around 0:18, I add a 4/4 909 kick (and later a simple 808 snare/clap pattern) to provide a base rhythm. The 6-step A-155 trigger pattern is reset every 16 steps. One LFO changes the A-155 direction from forward to random, and another changes the pattern's first step from 1 to 5. These two LFOs are almost fully to the right of the middle row of modules pictured, and you can just make out the lights corresponding to the snare rolls and random fills. A few tonal sounds were added to the example to show how the drum patch might sound in practice."

Details here. via Nicholas Keller on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

Update via Nicholas: "I've amended my post, fixed a link in the wrong place, added a pic at the top, and explained a bit how the using MAQ as the clock source can make the pattern even more complex."

Modular Wild Presents SOUNDS-TYME SEFARI MK 1 Modulation

Published on Mar 17, 2013

"Modular Wild presents SOUNDS. An exploration of the modulation capabilities of the TYME SEFARI MK1 by The Harvestman.Sound and Video by Raul Pena © 2013 Raul Pena."

Late Winter (featuring Mellotron, Clavinet and Moog Voyager)

Published on Mar 17, 2013 reeg2600·9 videos

"Original piece featuring Mellotron Mk. VI, D6 Clavinet, Moog Voyager, Fender Rhodes, Nord Electro 3 and EZ Drummer. Recorded in Ableton Live 9, edited in Sony Vegas Movie Studio 11. Much more music available at my Soundcloud site: https://soundcloud.com/ashenactuaries..."

ARP 2600 Demos by reeg2600


Uploaded on Sep 5, 2009 reeg2600·9 videos

"Here is a series of short videos designed to highlight some of the different sounds available on the ARP2600. These are mostly (so far) leads rather than effects. The only sound processing is through a Boss RE-20 Space Echo. I don't claim to be an expert on this synth; I just like these sounds and wanted to show just a little of what it can do. Enjoy."

ARP2600 Demo-1 - Demo-8

ARP Axxe SN 23130939 with Rare Expression Pedal

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"This ARP Axxe is in amazing, near Mint condition and comes with the very rare plug in expression pedal. This ARP Axxe plays beautifully with no sticky or broken keys and all slider controls move very smoothly and are not stiff like alot of ARPs. The cosmetic condition is amazing with all slider caps intact and no scratches or blemishes in the wood sides. All functions on this synthesizer have been tested and work great. This Axxe is the model 2313, the first generation Axxe with the famous Moog ladder filter, which when combined with the optional expression pedal I've included puts out some truly awesome sounds..."

Waldorf Pulse Analog Synthesizer

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Koma jam MOSKWA


Koma jam MOSKWA from Equinoxoz music solutions on Vimeo.

http://equinoxoz.com/

jamming on a Sunday afternoon


jamming on a Sunday afternoon from Equinoxoz music solutions on Vimeo.

"Jam here using a rig I brought along to Armidale, I quite like this configuration because it has allot of distinct voicings but also multiple sequencers/clocking devices.

Not really demoing anything in particular but the Frequency Central Waverider into an Abstract Data ADE20 is performing the bassline duties, its melody is being played via the Dinsync MODSEQ into the Quantimator, and of course being plucked by the Frequency Central System X ADSR."

http://equinoxoz.com/

Modular Sounds 5


Published on Mar 17, 2013 pjoris2·10 videos

"Primarily a test of the functionality of the Flame Chord Machine and some modules I picked up yesterday, so no real track. Chords and arpeggiation are generated by the Flame Chord Machine in Quant Mode. Only major and unison chords used -- root tone is controlled by an Analogue Solutions SQ8 sequencer.

Chords are played by the Analogue Systems Sorceror: 3 RS-95 VCOs through a mixer, the RS-110 Multimode Filter, VCA and finaly through the RS-240 Bode Frequency Shifter. Some modulation of pulse width, filter cutoff, and amount of frequency shift (using 2 envelopes and LFOs).

Arpeggiation is played by an E350 Morphing Terrarium and an E340 Cloud Generator. The E340 goes through a STG Sea Devils Filter, the E350 through a VCA and both are treated by the E580 Resampling Mini-Delay in "Tape" mode.

"Drums" are controlled by gate signals of the Oberkorn. "Bassdrum" is a sine from a Doepfer A-110 standard VCO with frequency swept by an envelope. "Hihats" are some noise through a Make Noise QMMG -- two channels one in lowpass, and second in high pass mode and both go through an RS-90 Echo.

All recorded on 7 tracks of the Zoom R16."

aka Flame Machine Music on Vimeo.

Roland System 100 with Dust Cover

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