Music From Outer Space - Soundlab Ultimate Analog Synthesizer SAMPLE PACK -

video upload by THIS MUSEUM IS (NOT) OBSOLETE

"The Museum Is now going to Offer sample packs of its machines,
a couple of sample packs a month to help fund improvement of the running of the museum to be open more often and offer more this coming year after the refurbishment we are doing over the next few months.
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Sample Pack Available here :- https://this-museum-is-not-obsolete.c...
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Johnny is now recording some of the machines at the museum and offering them as sample packs.
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This one is the Music From Outer Space Soundlab Ultimate. recorded with various Effects, Hits, Sound scapes, Drops, Drum sounds, Synth Samples, Space sounds you name it! in the video the song was made with the sample pack! (all except the NASA vocal) .
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It is also available on the look mum no computer patreon. :-
https://www.patreon.com/posts/9388936...
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Here is the soundlab ultimate in action :" [2nd video here]

Also see Music From Outer Space and synthCube Announce Noise Toaster Project Contest!

7/10/23 (alternate take) DIY Ray Wilson / MFOS synthesizer + Zerosum Inertia 6AS6 + Metasonix R-57

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"This video contains more filter sweeps than the video previously posted on 7/10/23, and the MFOS filter cutoff settings cause the Zerosum Inertia 6AS6 Signal Combiner to generate different rhythms than in the previous video. Two MFOS LFOs (at audio rate) go to Zerosum Inertia 6AS6, get combined, go to the MFOS filter, and go one channel on the R-57."

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ON a separate note, in case you missed it, also see the Music From Outer Space and synthCube Announce Noise Toaster Project Contest.

Music From Outer Space and synthCube Announce Noise Toaster Project Contest!

via synthCube

"Win cash prizes, store credit and merchandise by showing off your Noise Toaster

synthCube has organized a 'Show Off Your Build' contest to celebrate the most popular MFOS project of all time-- the Noise Toaster-and the companion how-to book Make:Analog Synthesizers by Ray Wilson, the founder of MFOS.

If you've built a Noise Toaster, enter the contest to show off your project and tell its story-or build a new Noise Toaster in order to enter the 'New Build' categories!

Noise Toaster desktop analog synthesizers come in all shapes and sizes-and the contest will award prizes for different categories- see the contest landing page for details and prizes!

Prizes include VISA gift cards, store credit vouchers, MFOS merchandise and MFOS synthesizer kits.

To enter the contest check out the details at https://gleam.io/competitions/...

Also check out the dedicated Noise Toaster Support Threads at Modwiggler and Facebook.

More info contact info@synthcube.com"

Analog Modular Live Chaos Solo-Performance

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Another Live Performance with my DIY Analog Modular System.
I have used nearly all my Devices in this Song
The Software that is driving my two Polyend Midi to CV-Devices was
described in an earlier Video (You can download it for free)
The Devices in the order of the Song:
-Orchestrion analog String/Choir machine with second Resonator
Filter
-Bass Synth
-Elektor Formant with Synthacon filterclone as Subbass
-Analog Drumbox with 4 DS7-Clones
-Doepfer DIY
-Analog Groovebox with YuSynth Metalizer
-Noise-Toaster designed by Ray Wilson (Musicfromouterspace)
-Strings/Choir Synth 2.0 for first Melody
-VCO designed by YuSynth with Moog-Filterclone and elektor
CV/Gate Keyboard

SynthCone NoiseBox#2: Unboxing & Demo

video upload by poorness studios

"Here's another instrument from overseas. The NoiseBox#2 comes from SynthCone in Petrozavodsk, Russia. It's based on the Noise Toaster circuit created by Ray Wilson - Music From Outer Space (MFOS). It's a little box of fun!

Intro @ 0:00
Unboxing @ 1:50
Overview @ 2:43
Basic Sounds @ 3:34
More Complex Sounds @ 6:38
External CV Modulation @ 9:30
Processing External Audio @ 11:26
Adding Reverb & Delay @ 13:50
Summary @ 14:35

You can find SynthCone's Etsy store here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SynthCone"

MFOS Noise Toaster (Luna_NT) Analog Synthesis Demo and Tutorial

video upload by CatSynth TV

"The Luna_NT was a custom build of the Noise Toaster from Music From Outer Space (MFOS). It is basically a full analog subtractive synthesizer voice, with VCO, VCF, VCA and two modulation sources: AR envelope and LFO. We go over each of the parameters of this instrument in detail and provide a basic tutorial on analog subtractive synthesis in the process.

Luna Lab Noise Research, which created this instrument, apparently no longer exists. However, one can still get the original Noise Toaster, including the PCB designed by the late Ray Wilson, as a kit from https://synthcube.com

You can also find the original design at https://musicfromouterspace.com

00:19 Background on the MFOS Noise Toaster and our Luna_NT version
01:22 Basic demo including bass sounds
02:51 VCO, and modulation with LFO and envelope generator
08:17 VCF parameters and modulation
11:48 VCA and envelope-generator modulation

Please consider supporting this channel to help us bring you more synthesizer+audio tutorials and other content. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/catsynth
Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/catsynth"

DIY Analog-Synth - Nature (Live)

video by Andreas Remshagen

"An early Music-Style played live with my DIY Analog-Modular System.
the following DIY-Synths are used (I described them in my other Videos):
Strings/Choir-Synth 2.0 (Driven by Polyend Poly2 in First-Mode and Midi-Keyboard)
Strings-Synth 2.0
A Noise Toaster Synth (by Ray Wilson, MFOS)
The Analog Groovebox with built in mini-Sequencer
A Doepfer DIY-Synth
Bass-Synth with Moog-VCF
A YuSynth-Modular System (4-Wave VCO, moog-VCF-clone, ADSR and VCA
(Driven by Elektor-formant CV/Gate Keyboard)
The Mini-miditech keyboard is for the whole Pitch-it drives a Doepfer Dark
Link that is connected with all CV-ins through a CV-Distributor)
Effects are a Alesis Midiverb4 and a Yamaha FX500"

Like Wish You Were Here meets JMJ.

The DIY Strings/Choir-Synthesizer 3.0 Demo

Andreas Remshagen

"This is the second Modification of my DIY Strings/Choir-Synthesizer
You hear 15 different Sound-examples repeating the same theme
- Please write in the comments which is your favorite!
Each Strings-Group from the four Groups has its own CV-1V/Oct in
and each is connected to one CV-out of a Polyend Poly2. So there is a
4-voice-Polyphony playable over a PC or a MIDI-keyboard. I added a
Gate-in that is connected to the poly2's first gate-out. The gate in drives
a variable Attack-Release for the whole Strings.
one Oscillator in each Strings-Group is tuned one Octave higher
for a larger sound
The Effects i used are a
modified behringer Vintage-Phaser (i'll explain in my next vid) and a
Yamaha FX-500.
the Settings of the FX-500 are:

REV + MOD on,

REV: TYP: DLY, MIX: 50, LVL: +1, L-DLY: 150.0, R-DLY: 300.0, FB: 1, L=R

MOD: TYP: SYM, SPED: 0.7, DEP: 80, MIX: 90, LVL: +5

The Attack-Release cirquit i took from Ray Wilsons Noise-Toaster
The VCA circuit comes from YuSynths site www.yusynth.net
The full description of the Strings-Synth you'll find in the first Strings-Synth
Video"

See the Remshagen label below for more.

The Galaxy Electric - Improvised Electroacoustic Music - Bebe and Louis Barron Theme

Published on Mar 24, 2020 The Galaxy Electric

"Thanks for listening! Come on a musical voyage with us where we'll send you a new song every day, a cosmic story, and a chance to earn space treasure: https://thegalaxyelectric.lpages.co/5...

The Avant-Garde meets Sci-Fi Soundscapes

Inspired by the famous 1950s electronic music duo behind the film score for Forbidden Planet, Bebe and Louis Barron - we set out to improvise in the style of their early work with avant grade artists like John Cage and Anais Nin, whose poetry is featured in this video.

Join us every Wednesday for a ride on The Galaxy Electric Express 🚀

We perform a LIVE (improvised) Cosmic Tape Music soundtrack for your retro-futuristic travels 💫 You never know what planet you will land on…but you know it’s going to be an unforgettable journey…

Gear:
Buchla Music Easel
1979 Digital Resonator
Buchla 266 Source of Uncertainty
DIY MFOS Noise Toaster"

NOISE TOASTER - Elettrorama design - Licensed & Approved by MFOS

Published on Jun 19, 2018 Elettrorama

Noise Toaster by MFOS
Synthetiser & sound processor

Original project by Ray Wilson
Elettrorama design & mods
Approved & licensed by MFOS

hum a song : Noise Toaster/KORG M01D

Published on Jun 18, 2018 karenevil

"maybe you can sing a song with your Noise Toaster using a VCO knob.. :D

(from 4:21 with Theremin and Gakken NSX-39 )"

Noise Toaster kit

Published on Jun 17, 2018 Analog Blaster

秋月で売っているNoise Toaster組み立てキット

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MFOS Noise Toaster

minilogue syncs with Noise Toaster via MS-20 mini

Published on Jun 14, 2018 karenevil

Testing Noise Toaster with MS-20 mini and minilogue.
Noise Toaster : noise and beeping
MS-20 mini : making sync signal with ESP for minilogue, drum like sound, beeping etc.
minilogue : sequence

Custom Modular "Littlebits" Suitcase Synthesizer Demo...

Published on Mar 29, 2015 Jay Tausig

littleBits synth kits on eBay

"I built this suitcase synth in only a few days using 3 littlebits synth kits and various add ons (oscillators, inverters etc.) ...here's a demo, also being used is the "MFOS Noise Toaster" up on top part of the case...audio is from the camera only, speakers built into the case are JBL's... a total of 11 oscillators, 55 Knobs, switches and patches, and completely....modular."

Eurorack MFOS Noise Toaster

Note: Auction links are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated. NOISE TOASTER MOD Rack Eurorack size panel BY nvd new voodoo design newvoodoodesign.com

Published on Apr 19, 2014 J Tracy·6 videos

via this auction

"This is a MFOS Noise Toaster analog synthesizer built/modified by New Voodoo Design as a prototype/example model for a customer who wanted a series of MFOS synthesizers in panels that would fit in a Eurorack rack. This one could be put into any rack that would fit that size panel (bit more than 5" in height) or in an enclosure/box of almost any type (hammond, radio shack, etc) or left as it is.
Has the Guitar (1/4") In mod, but this does NOT mean this is a 'guitar synth'-that mod merely allows an audio in to the VCF.
There is also another mod to allow voltage in to control the VCO
Other notable things:
Wide Range VCO
White Noise Generator
LED freq indicator
low Pass Filter
VCA
AR Generator with Repeat or Manual Pushbutton
LFO with Square, Integrated Square and Differentiated Square waves
Nicely Normalized Switching Scheme
PCB Has Pads for Interface to Other DIY Projects.
Uses one 9V Battery (portable)
Low Current Design Extends Battery Life
Makes a plethora of plethoras of cool and interesting sounds
That's pretty much it. Quality design, very cool analog synth sounds can be had from this."

DJSYNTHS - Noise Toaster - MFOS

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Published on Mar 21, 2014 Don Stanley·2 videos

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"Voltage Controlled Oscilator
Voltage Controlled Low Pass Filter
AR Envelope Generator with Manual Gate Push Button
LFO Waveform Select
Volume
VCA (AR Mod)

My Noise Toaster uses a 9V Adapter instead of a 9V battery and needs an amplifier to operate. Durable - Heavy Duty Plastic Casing with Chrome control knobs and switches. Four rubber feet on bottom of unit."

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MFOS --- Noise Toaster Analog Synth Made in Detroit

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Kurt James Werner modified Music From Outer Space Noise Toaster

Published on Oct 31, 2013 Kurt Werner·3 videos

"My modified version of the Music From Outer Space (MFOS) Noise Toaster. I changed the Noise Toaster's semi-fixed architecture to a patchable / modular one, allowing one to reroute signals at will w/ banana cables. Here's a little demo of the kind of sounds you can make with it. The front panel is laser-cut birch laminated onto a cigar box.

I'll be posting a write-up on how to build this @ ccrma.stanford.edu/~kwerner."

http://musicfromouterspace.com

Update via Kurt in the comments: "Thanks for posting my work! :) The write-up is up, at https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~kwerner/MFOSmod.html."

MFOS Noise Toaster as Drone Machine

Published on Jun 3, 2013 Brendan Byrne·28 videos

Elettrorama Hex Series Synths

"Noise toaster by MFOS
Shruthi-1 by mutable instruments
Wp20 Synth , restyling version by Elettrorama
For any questions feel free contact us
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Elettrorama/127874287232106"