Rhythmite Alpha Test

YouTube via copenhagennoiselab | December 21, 2010 |

"Testing an early alpha of the 8 track sequencer Rhythmite for the Snyderphonics Manta. Lots of bugs to get rid off, but it is moving along great."

pyrolator - "Snow In Bushwick" (Manta performance)

pyrolator - "Snow In Bushwick" (Manta performance) from pyrolator on Vimeo.

"This is my first piece for the Manta, an instrument by Jeff Snyder (snyderphonics.com). It is triggering two instruments (collision and omnisphere) and a pre-programmed bass (audio-clip) in Ableton Live. The setup uses touch-sensitive note-triggering and the X-Y multitouch-parameters at the same time and is written in max/msp.
Recorded Jan 8th in Bushwick, Brooklyn during some snowfall in front of my window......."

Catachrismix

Catachrismix

"Inspired by the arrival of a Molex power splitter, I got my modular stuff organized on the techno table and ripped out a patch. Some Noise Engineering Basimulus Iteras Alter, Plaits, Expert Sleepers FH2, Snyderphonics Manta Mate Arturia Microbrute and other fun items."

First Wires

nbor

"Perfunctory video for mandatory audio. Slowly getting things organized and wired...I finally got something coordinated and jammed out. The magic sauce is the Snyderphonics Manta Mate which is spitting out a bunch of semi random voltages to stuff.

I have several small modular kits that I've built for easy travel and setup. No travel, no setups these days, so I have them wired together finally making some lovely noise."

via isotopics where you'll find the full post.

"Percussion: Monome running 64step with some of the Haptic sample set
Pads: Tx81z triggered by monome running xor
Bleeps & Bloops: Doepfer/Eurorack modular and Analogue Solutions Telemark cable spaghetti mess
Melody: Matrix 6R through Bug Muff Pi played with a snyderphonics manta touch controller
Ample ‘verb: Lexixon MPX500"

Sunday by isotopeofme

micronaut - metatrak (live pa rehearsal)

YouTube via Cranda11 | December 18, 2010
Cranda = Chris Randall of Analog Industries and Audio Damage
"micronaut - metatrak

From the micronaut live pa set; doing a run-through of the set and I recorded this song, just for fun. Gear: Snyderphonics Manta controller, Dave Smith Instruments TETR4, Eventide TimeFactor, Ableton Live, a whole slew of Audio Damage plug-ins.

The song is from the micronaut EP "Resistor," which is available at Bandcamp.

http://micronaut.bandcamp.com/​album/​resistor"

Snyderphonics MantaMate in the Works

via Snyderphonics:

"I am working hard on the MantaMate, a device that will allow Manta users to perform without a computer, and to directly control analog synthesizers. It will also be a powerful general-purpose converter between USB devices, MIDI devices, OSC over ethernet, and control voltage (supporting several voltage standards from Eurorack to Buchla to Moog to Serge to Korg). It even has a built-in digital synthesizer, so that it's possible to perform with only the Manta and a MantaMate. I don't have a set date for release right now, but stay tuned!"

Snyderphonics MantaMate Pitched Sequencer Improvisation

Published on Nov 11, 2017 Jeff Snyder

"An improvisation using the pitched sequencer functionality of the Snyderphonics MantaMate Eurorack module with a Manta controller."

Snyderphonics MantaMate rhythmic sequencer improvisation

Published on Oct 22, 2017 Jeff Snyder

"Here's an improvisation using the MantaMate Eurorack module and the Manta controller as a rhythmic sequencer."

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