Eowave - Fluctuations Magnetiques - Filter Pings & Quad Bandpass

Published on Oct 9, 2016 DivKidVideo

"Here's a first patch video with the tasty sounding Fluctuations Magnetiques from Eowave. It's a quad filter, or rather a pair of dual filter as it's not totally four independent filters. All the modulation sources are shown on the Mordax Data oscillscope., It's a saw wave going into the input and I'm just moving the coarse tuning from low LFO ranges that ping the resonance up to audio rate which gives us the lovely phaser type stuff."

Leaf Audio - NTBA *First Patch*

Published on Sep 22, 2016 DivKidVideo

"Another 'first patch' video while some full overview videos are in the works. I've been having loads of fun with the Noise To Brain Adapter from Leaf Audio for a few months now. There's some great CV/gate based modes as well which I'll get into with the full overview video.

A video going through what's in this case can be found HERE:"

VLOG4 - My Demo Case

Published on Sep 5, 2016

"The top row is the AJH Synth MiniMod Voice which is simply stunning! The second row has the Synthrotek MIDI to CV and expander, Mutable Instruments Peaks, Transistor Sound Labs Stepper Acid, Tysklon Labs Chaos Divider & Expander, Manhattan Analog MVP and the Malekko dual VCA.

The top two rows are used to support me "demoing" any other module that I'm filming in the bottom row. Along with the Mordax DATA (prototype) and Vermona twinOUT in the bottom row."

Superbooth 2016: Mordax Systems DATA

Published on Apr 2, 2016 sonicstate

"Superbooth 2016: Mordax Systems DATA Super useful utility module"

MATRIXSYNTH NAMM 2016 Pics

Update: Booth list added below.  30 booths in one day!  It's become tradition for me to come on Saturday only.  The site is just too busy leading up to then.  Be sure to see the last image in the set  It's the NAMM Booth promo for the first showing of the original Minimoog Model D.  The Bob Moog Foundation was giving out buttons of the flyer which you can see in the second to last image.  You never know what will be your last pic at NAMM.  I am glad it was this one.  It's more than fitting considering the Minimoog was the birth of modern day synthesizers.  Apologies for not calling this out earlier.  It was one of those should I not say anything and let people pause at that image and discover what it meant on their own, or should I call it out.  I guess I did both.  :)

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So first of all, apologies for the super tall pic to start! For some reason Flickr's slideshow is not resizing it, and a few others, to fit the desired frame size. Mouse over the image and use the controls that come up to move through the slide show. Once you get past the first image, the majority of the rest should fit fine. For what it's worth, the super tall pic to start does give you a feel of what it's like to walk up to the entrance of NAMM. If you prefer you can check out the set on Flickr here. Feel free to grab any pics for your wallpaper but if you'd like to use them professionally (not that any are that good :), please contact me by clicking on the small email icon on the bottom right of the site. This year I took a total of 328 pics.

All that said, enjoy the set! The pics speak for themselves. If you have any questions or comments feel free to leave them in the comments.

NAMM was great this year. Lots of familiar faces and lots of new. Modular has grown exponentially. It was on the main floor this year rather than what we like to call the dungeon. As for new synths, the DSI Oberheim OB-6 stole the show. The minilogue looked and sounded great and the KORG Volca FM was a very nice surprise. Roland's booth was great; nice dim lighting to let the blinky synth lights shine, as well as giving you a more intimate experience with their synths. There was also a cool wall sized timeline of Roland synths. Malekko's Roland System 500 synths were in show and I actually was able to help with one that had its envelope switched to loop mode. Moog's Island of Electronicus was an incredible space. The pics don't do it justice. It was literally like an oasis in NAMM. Things get pretty hectic and can feel overwhelming at times. Moog's booth just made you smile and relax. Thank you Moog!

PS, there are a couple of non-synth shots in the set that might make you smile. I took them to show my wife what I was looking at. :)

Including this post, 253 NAMM2016 posts have gone up and more are sure to follow.

Update: The booth list in order of appearance in both the set and in me walking through NAMM.  The pics in the set are in the order taken.

1.   Entrance to NAMM
2.   Dave Smith Instruments
3.   Moog Music
4.   Schneiders Buero Booth featuring Doepfer, MFB, Birdkids, AJH Synth, Endorphines, soundmachines, and Haken Audio
5.   Pittsburgh Modular
6.   Modal Electronics
7.   Make Noise
8.   Moon Modular
9. WMD (4ms, Verbos & Koma pics came prior to Moon Modular as they were across from each other. The WMD modular area was huge): 4ms Pedals, Abstract Data, Audio Damage, BaSTLE, Delptronics, Elite Cases, Rossum Electronics, Expert Sleepers, Foxtone Music/ Black Market Modular, Koma Elektronik, Hexinverter, Macro Machines, Mordax Systems, Noise Engineering, Qu-Bit Electronix, Soulsby, Steady State Fate (SSF), STG Soundlabs / Detachement 3 [check out the Crowbox black SEM eurorack module!], TipTopAudio, Toppobrillo, Verbos Electronics.
10. Studio Electronics, Mode Machines, and D-Tronics (check out the massive DT7 dedicated programmer for the DX7 similar to the old Jellinghaus)
11. Roger Linn's Linnstrument
12. Tom Oberheim
13. Elektron
14. Malekko - complete with Roland banner to promote their new System 500. Check out the glowing case! You can control the color with CV control.
15. Big City Music - Analogue Systems, Critter & Guitari, Cwejman, Dewanatron, Dirty Boy Pedals, Effectrode Tube Effects, EMC, Eowave, Jomox, Livewire, Mellotron, MWFX Pedals, Sherman
16. Schmidt in the Big City Music booth.
17. Radikal Technologies
18. Waldorf
19. Arturia
20. intelligel
21. Social Entropy and Abstrakt Instrument
22. Expressive E
23. John Bowen Synth Design - check out the custom Sonic Six with Sequential Model 700 Programmer & modded Model 800 Sequencer.
24. Roland (the guy with the hat on the right is the drummer for Train - I was taking pics of the timeline and they were standing there. I asked them if they wanted to be in the pic and they said sure! :) Apologies to Ed Diaz! I took his pic right when he saw me. Trust me he was full of smiles after that pic. I was flattered to find out he knew about the site! :)
25. Yamaha
26. Novation
27. KORG
28. Tangible Instruments showing their Arpeggio
29. Industrial Music Electronics (formerly Harvestman) and Sputnik Modular Synthesizers.
30. The Bob Moog Foundation

30 booths in one day!

NAMM2016 Introducing the Mordax DATA Eurorack Module

Published on Jan 21, 2016 Analogue Zone Showroom / Synths and Studio

OK, that's something new. It was one thing to see an individual module, but seeing them lined up like that... That is pretty cool.

"NAMM2016 Introducing the Mordax DATA Eurorack Module

Available 2016 March at
http://www.analoguezone.com/"

Modular Superbooth 5000 Gets Ready for NAMM

via Analogue Zone

"Eurorack Modular Booth building in progress at the @thenammshow"

The list:

4ms Company
Abstract Data
Art For The Ears Limited
Audio Damage, Inc.
Black Market Modular
Delptronics
Detachment 3
Expert Sleepers Ltd
Hexinverter Electronics Inc.
KOMA Elektronik
Macro Machines
Mordax Systems
Noise Engineering
Qu-Bit Electronix
Rossum Electro-Music LLC
Soulsby Synthesizers
Steady State Fate
Tiptop Audio
Toppobrillo Music Electronics
Verbos Electronics
WMD
ZVEX Modular

New MORDAX Data Four Channel Oscilloscope & More Eurorack Module

via Mordax

"Four channel oscilloscope, spectrum analyzer, spectrograph, tuner, dual waveform generator, clock source/div/mult, and more.

Oscilloscope
Tuner
Dual waveform generator
Clock source/div/mult
Spectral display
And more
Powder-coated & silk screened aluminum faceplate
Full color, 2.8” (71mm) display, with crystal clear, scratch resistant window
User upgradable firmware via included microSD card
Input / Output:
4 input jacks (+/-10V), AC or DC coupled via on-screen control
4 buffered through jacks, one for each input channel
2 clock/gate outputs (0 to +5V)
2 wave/CV outputs (-5V to +5V)
MADE IN THE USA

www.mordax.net

250 mA +12V
60 mA -12V
0 mA 5V
35 mm Depth
Ø 5.00 (3 Votes) Average Rating"

Note this is the first Mordax post.