Shuffle Trip 🔀 (Elektron Digitone + Particle + Deco // Korg Drumlogue // Sequential Take 5)

video upload by 2-Minute Warning

"This track starts with a PAD sound sequenced and played by the Elektron Digitone (Polyphonic Digital Synthesizer). I then enable the Doubletracker effect (on the Strymon Deco 2 tape simulation pedal) and unmute 2 other tracks on the Digitone, playing a LEAD and CHIMES sounds.

Enters the Korg Drumlogue (analog and digital drum machine) with some DRUMS (I used only one drum pattern where I made use of STEP probability to add some variations to the pattern).

And finally the BASS line played by the Sequential Take 5, sequenced by one MIDI track of the Digitone. In order to create this beefy dirty BASS sound, I use the onboard OVERDRIVE and DISTORTION effect of the synth! 😎🤘 The BASS line is also playing in triplets to add an odd groove to the track (it wasn't so easy to program on the Digitone MIDI track as I needed to shift each notes off the grid manually 😅).

Hope you'll enjoy!"

Delay Lab: delay unit for drumlogue

video upload by boochow

"Delay Lab is available from the link below for free.

https://boochow.gumroad.com/l/delaylab"

"Delay Lab is a user delay unit for Korg drumlogue. You can use this to make delay-based effects such as flanger, chorus, etc.

Main features

The stereo delay lines with positive/negative/cross feedback

One LFO for modulating the delay time

Filters to cut specific tones from the delay sounds

IMPORTANT! You cannot use minitone with prologue, minilogue xd, or NTS-1."

STREGA EAT DRUMS with Korg Drumlogue

video upload by MAKEN0ISE

"Recently we used Strega on Breakbeats, used it to generate its own percussive sounds, and of course, let it drone into an ENDLESS feedback loop. But we haven’t patched in a DRUM MACHINE, because well, we don’t have a whole lot of drum machines hanging around here at Make Noise HQ. So big thanks to our friends at Korg for sending over their new drum machine, the DrumLogue. Let’s take a bite out of it!

https://www.makenoisemusic.com/synthe..."

Exploring the NEW Korg Drumlogue Hybrid Drummachine!

video upload by Patchwerks

"In this stream we will be diving into a new hybrid drum machine the Korg Drumlog!

Learn more about the Korg Drumlogue: https://bit.ly/korg_drumlogue

https://www.patchwerks.com
Video by: Matthew Piecora (aka EZBOT), and Steven Ly (aka Project 32)"

Waldorf M review (with lots of FX Pedals, STVC, Drumlogue and Digitakt)

video upload by Knobs & Switches

"Here is my closer look to the Waldorf M Wavetable Synthesizer together with the Waldorf STVC, Korg Drumlogue, Elektron Digitakt and lots of FX Pedals."

Sinevibes x Korg Masterclass (drumlogue / minilogue xd / opsix) ft. Artemiy Pavlov

video upload by Korg

"In this unique masterclass, Sinevibes founder Artemiy Pavlov runs out through the most unique features of drumlogue, minilogue xd and opsix, and how to use them in combination with Sinevibes dedicated plugins for unique and original sonic possibilities.

More about Sinevibes:
https://www.sinevibes.com/"

Korg Drumlogue // First Touch // Tweaking Factory Bank D // Part TWO

video upload by LESINDES

"In FIRST TOUCH with KORG DRUMLOGUE and trying to hack through the menues and features of the machine.
This is the PART TWO of the session." [part 1 here]

Min. Chapter
00:00 Intro
00:14 Heavy Reflection (VCF tweaking)
05:11 Mole’s Gride
08:17 Tri Dubwise (toms + distorsion)
12:12 Even Counts
15:23 Credits"

Quick one: KORG drumlogue Nano 1.2.0 preview

video upload by Sinevibes

"Another little demo showing the new features coming with Nano 1.2.0 update - the virtual analog synth engine we built that’s included in the KORG drumlogue"

minitone: monophonic VA synthesizer for drumlogue

video upload by boochow

minitone: synth unit for drumlogue (short demo)


"minitone is available from ➡️ https://boochow.gumroad.com/l/minitone

00:20 Installation
01:04 Block diagram and parameters
04:00 How to set up the MIDI connection
05:45 Introducing transposing functions of minitone"

New KORG drumlogue Pic

Click the pic for the full size shot. If you missed it, you can find a video of the upcoming drumlogue here.

See the NAMM label at the bottom of this post or the top left links for more NAMM news.

Korg Drumlogue Hybrid Drum Machine

video upload by Richard Devine

"First jam with the Korg Korg Drumlogue Hybrid Drum Machine.

🌀🌀🌀"

MODAL ELECTRONICS Argon8X Wavetable Synth Review (Drumlogue, CB Generation Loss, JHS Mary-K)

video upload by Knobs & Switches

"Here is my personal review about the Modal Electronics Argon8X Wavetable Synthesizer with a little help of my Korg Drumlogue, Chase Bliss Generation Loss MkII and a JHS Mary-K Pedal."

Korg Drumlogue Hybrid Drum Machine - Sonic LAB Review

video upload by sonicstate

"Korg's Drumlogue is now finally shipping so we got our hands on one. With 11 voices - four analogue and 6 Digital (samples) plus a virtual DSP synth voice, Reverb and Delay on send FX, a Master FX, stereo out and four mono (single voice) outputs, there's a decent feature set.

Editor Nick takes a look.

00:00 Intro and overview
04:25 Voices overview
11:25 Nano voice and MIDI demo
12:47 Mix and output assignments
14:20 User samples
16:56 Breakbeat pattern example
18:35 External MIDI recording
20:38 Memory structure and saving
23:35 Chaining
24:56 On board pattern examples
27:09 Grooves, pattern lengths, probabilities
28:28 Wrap and final thoughts
29:52 Playout"

Korg Drumlogue // First Touch // Tweaking Factory Bank D // Part ONE

video upload by LESINDES

"In FIRST TOUCH with KORG DRUMLOGUE and trying to hack thourgh the menues and features of the machine.
This is the PART ONE of the session.

00:00 Intro
00:14 Jacq Funq
04:42 Jazzy Breaks
06:38 Downward
13:23 Credits"

Superbooth 2023 – @AudioPilz Bad Gear theme on KORG drumlogue

video upload by Sinevibes

"Playing with the iconic Bad Gear by @AudioPilz on the KORG drumlogue, using the newest version 1.2.0 of the Nano synthesizer"

Drumlogue's LOOP MODE

video upload by DATABROTH

TTMC Sequencer Card , KORG drumlogue SYNC OUT

video upload by Tokyo Tape Music Center

SynthFest UK 22

video uploads by sonicstate

Use the controls in the player above to skip around (drop down top right; skip controls bottom left).

"Videos from the SynthFest UK show in Sheffield put on by Sound on Sound Magazine"

Update: Smart MIDI Patchbay, & Ivo Beatrix Lorelei Persephone added to the playlist.

Playlist:
Synthfest UK 22: AJH Synth Patch Break Down With Dreams Of Wires
Synthfest UK 22: Adroit Synthesis - Granular Synth for Voltage Modular
Synthfest UK 22: MIDIum - SmartMIDI Foot Controller
Synthfest UK 22: Yamaha MODX+ Demo From Dom
Synthfest UK 22: Korg Drumlogue 1st UK Sighting
Synthfest UK 22: Rhodes - MK-8
Synthfest UK 22: RYK Vector Wave FM Module
Synthfest UK 22: Knobula Compact Skiff Demo Riffs
Synthfest UK 22: Studiologic - Numa-X Piano GT
Synthfest UK 22: Decksaver - Protective Covers
Synthfest UK 22: 3 New iLoud Precision Monitors
Synthfest UK 22: Dreadbox - Erebus MK2 and Hades
Synthfest UK 22: The Godfather Will Own Your Eurorack Mix
Synthfest UK 22: Soundgas - Rare Suzuki Waraku Koto Synth
Synthfest UK 22: Wang Synth Control - Wangulator
Synthfest UK 22: Sweet Discrete Can Pimp Your Vinyl Panels
Synthfest UK 22: Starsky Carr Meets Gaz Williams
Synthfest UK 22: myVOLTS Power and Audio Fixers
Synthfest UK 22: Transistor Sound Labs Stepper Sequencers
Synthfest UK 22: Studio-Electronics - MIDImini and SE-3
Synthfest UK 22: Bjooks - Patch and Tweak and Inspire the Music
Synthfest UK 22: Tileyard North
Synthfest UK 22: Kenton - Smart MIDI Patchbay
Synthfest UK 22: Expert Sleepers - Ivo Beatrix Lorelei Persephone
Synthfest UK 22: Synth Cables of all kinds
Synthfest UK 22: Roland SP-404 MK2 With 2.0 OS
Synthfest UK 22: More On The Eventide Misha

Bad Gear - Korg Volca Drum

video upload by AudioPilz

"Become a Patron and get access to music clips from the show, additional content, Bad Gear samples and even more AudioPilz madness

https://www.patreon.com/audiopilz

Welcome to Bad Gear, the show about the world's most hated audio tools. Today we are going to talk about the Korg Volca Drum. Is the third drum sound specialist of the Volca series (after the Beats and Kick) a worthy successor to the legendary Korg Electribe ER-1 drum machine? Can it step out of the Shadow of the Electribe and when will Korg release the long overdue Drumlogue?

Chapters:
00:00 Intro tune
00:54 Overview Korg Volca Drum
01:28 The OG Korg Electribe ER-1 drum machine
01:40 Synth engine (Oscillator)
01:52 Pitch modulation
02:04 Envelopes
02:35 Bit reduction, wave folding, overdrive
02:53 Layers (concept, kick & snare example)
03:23 Waveguide, physical modelling (effects section)
03:48 Hidden Menu (panning, pitch quantization, accent track, slice)
04:21 Improvements (pattern chaining, swing, saving kits and patterns)
04:38 Randomizer
04:46 Motion recording, parameter locks (Elektron-style)
05:12 Active Step (polyrhythms), Step Jump (fills)
05:33 Limitations, pricing
06:11 Hate
06:40 Jam 1
07:37 Jam 2
08:32 Finale
08:59 Verdict"

Zerosum Inertia - TVM23

video upload by NOISEBUG

"Brian @ Zerosum Inertia has really outdone himself this time. We will start calling him the Duke of Distortion around here. In the video we spice up a stock Korg Drumlogue beat with both channels of the TVM23. In the first half I am modulating it with the a-118-2 random signal clocked by the a-119 gate out. In the second half I am modulating it with a triangle wave from the a-111-3 at LFO and audio rates. Enjoy!"

via Noisebug

The TVM23 is an all analog audio processor for eurorack format synthesizers.

38mm rear depth.

18HP wide.

200 mA +12 average load, 500 mA on first power up.

50 mA -12.

The TVM23 is a dual processor with two separate channels independent from each other.

The heart of both channels is a 6CB6 pentode. Two matched 6CB6 pentodes are used.

The left channel utilizes distortion and feedback to create harmonic trills and waveshaping effects.

A genuine 5C1 vactrol is used for Control Voltage of the feedback.

The bottom left row of jacks are for the left channel.

The left knob is for the feedback, the center left knob is for the gain.

This channel seems to have more obvious effects when an audio source higher in frequency is inserted.

Hit the transpose up on your sequence a few times to see what I mean.

The right channel is a loud but clean tube VCA suitable for sweetening audio signals and processing

dynamic depth.

The 6CB6 is used for both audio processing as well as Control Voltage processing for this channel.

The bottom right row of jacks is for the right channel.

The right knob is the gain control for this tube VCA.

While most “VCA” modules are Voltage Controlled Attenuators, this is a Voltage Controlled Amplifier.

Your signal will come out louder than before when patching into this channel.

The left channel greatly benefits from having attenuation before entering.

Even better is placing a VCA before it to have dynamic depth control of the waveshaping and distortion effects.

You can use the right channel for this.

But most likely you already have a traditional VCA in your system so you can use what you have for attenuation/VCA duties before entering the left channel,

then patch the left channel into the right channel for it’s gain and audio sweetening effects.

I happen to have multiple tube VCA’s so I patch a tube VCA before the left channel and after the left channel for maximum character and saturation effects.

A lot of other people do too.

Whichever VCA you choose to use before entering the left channel you will be greatly rewarded with dynamic continuously variable distortion effects as the feedback loop is always changing.

Even before you insert control voltage into the feedback amount, the feedback loop is sensitive to the amount of signal feeding it and produces unique glitchy trills that sound like a video game.

Modulate the amount of attenuation with that VCA that goes before the left channel with a random voltage, sequencer, arpeggiator, envelope, sweeping LFO or clocked rhythmic gates.

I really like the NoiseRing and Wogglebug or sequence that is feeding my oscillators for this task.

For the right channel VCA a postive control voltage source from 1-10 volts with an onboard attenuator and variable response curve is recommended. Maths works great for this.

The VCA doesn’t use an exponential VCA chip or OTA like most other VCA’s, so the response curve is not a guaranteed linear or expo response and it is different with every tube used.

That is why it best to use a modulator with a variable curve and attenuation to dial in the best response.

It is recommended to start with all the knobs at full clockwise/around 5 o’clock and then work the knobs counter clockwise as you listen to the incoming audio source.

3-5 o’clock seems to be about the sweet spot for all the knobs but you will find hidden sounds everywhere.

The center knob controls gain, so if you bring it back too far counter clockwise that will attenuate the signal completely and no sound will come out. Center knob is usually best in the 3-5’oclock range.

The left and center knobs are part of a feedback network, so the settings between the two interact and manipulate the behavior and sound of the whole left channel in a symbiotic relationship.

They both effect the pitch effects that come from the feedback sounds.