Moog Sound Studio: 50 Patches for DFAM, Mother-32, Subharmonicon. + Samples. Presets Demo. No talk

video upload by Anton Anru

"Welcome to the soundset for a semi-modular system Moog Sound Studio: DFAM + Mother-32 + Subharmonicon. It is a collection of 50 patches that include basses, drums/percussion, leads, plucks, textures, FXs. There is a wide range of sound colors inside the pack: massive and gentle, aggressive and soft, bright and dull, melodic and inharmonic tones, straight and polymetric patterns.

🔮 Get the soundset: https://antonanru.sellfy.store/moog/

Highlights:
✅ high level of interconnection of the synths
✅ thoroughly set parameters
✅ detailed notes for patches full of tips and tricks
✅ audio examples in 4 versions: DFAM only, M-32 only, Subharmonicon only, all together
✅ to recreate these patches, you need up to 17 patch cables + splitter/multiplier («star») or a stackable cable.
✅ one of my hardest work ever, I spent up to 2,5 hours for each patch
✅ FREE BONUS: 200 samples with Scale and BPM (95-128 BPM), Wav 24/44100

The main point of the soundset is the high level of interconnection, not just syncing the synths with independent timbres (individual patches for DFAM, Mother-32, and Subharmonicon are also available on my website). In this patchbook, the timbres of the synths are soldered and can’t exist separately:
🔸 they modulate each other with LFO and Envelopes
🔸 a sequence from one synth may change parameters on others
🔸 triggers interaction, clock/rhythm, run/stop modulations break predictable patterns
🔸 audio signals from VCOs may be used as modulation sources to create harmonies/intervals or crazy experimental inharmonic tones
🔸 or they may be used just as audio sources that go to another synth to be processed with its (different) filter and envelope and get the «second life».
DFAM, M32, and SUBH play different and clear roles, it’s not a sound mess, but the synths working in close cooperation.

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Modular Machine Synth Jam (Eurorack/Doepfer, Tinysizer, Vermona DRM-1)

Published on Sep 1, 2013 flx04·53 videos

"I just wanted to take my new turing machine for a ride and ended up with this :D All sounds, apart from the kick and snare, are from the Tinysizer and Eurorack. The Vermona DRM-1 drum machine, as well as everything else, is CV-sequenced by the Eurorack. The Koma Kommander (the black box I'm hovering my hands over) controls the Flight of Harmony "Sound of Shadows'" feedback. Questions or comments? Go ahead and post them below! :) Thanks for watching! MORE INFO: V V V V

Gear used in this video:
- Anyware Tinysizer Modular Synth
- Eurorack Modular Synth (Doepfer, Flight of Harmony Sound of Shadows, Plague Bearer, DinSync Modseq, Stoicheia, Turing Machine, Koma Kommander, DIY stuff, etc.)
http://www.modulargrid.net/e/racks/vi...

- Vermona DRM-1 mkIII drum machine
- Yamaha AW1600 for recording

Filmed with a Canon EOS 550D (Rebel t2i).

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Raymond Scott techno w/Cyclebox + Sound of Shadows

YouTube Uploaded by s0LVentCIty on Apr 8, 2011

"Hi my name is Solvent and this is my 3rd Eurorack modular system video. Today I've made some Raymond Scott techno, with the help of my newly arrived Cylonix Cyclebox and Flight of Harmony Sound of Shadows. I haven't really got a clue how to use the Cylonix yet, but I thought this sounded good, so I pressed record. Drums and everything else are being triggered/sequenced from the MFB Urzwerg."

Pre-order list for Frac Sound of Shadows delay module

via timm AKA Mood Organ on the AH list:

"Fellow Frackers:

Shawn Cleary at Analog Haven has graciously offered to start a pre-order list for Flight of Harmony's Sound of Shadows delay module. Flight says that if we can amass 30 pre-orders, he will do a run of them in Frac format. Flight's estimated price is VERY reasonable but I'll not include it here until I know he's OK with that.

I need not remind you that the Time Machine and Bugbrand delay are the only Frac delay modules and both are difficult to obtain. I haven't had the chance to play with the Bugbrand, but judging from demos the SoS is quite different from the Time Machine.

You can hear some demos here:
http://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8461

Read more about it here:
http://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7448
http://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8753

Email Shawn and let him know... and remember: why buy 1, when you can buy 2 for twice the price?"

Solvent modular crunch MFB Seq-02 + WMD Geiger Counter

YouTube Uploaded by s0LVentCIty on Jun 14, 2011

"Hello my name is Solvent, and I just made this crunchy IDM Hip Hop beat on my Eurorack modular.

Everything is being sequenced by the MFB Seq-02, which is being clocked from a trigger coming out of Logic/Silent Way/ES-3. I locked it to Logic so that it'll be easier to chop up into loops later, if I decide to develop this track further.

Outside of the modular, I've got the kick from my Jomox MBase-01, and the snare is from my modified Boss DR-55. The occasional analog delay is from my Boss DM-100. The white noise in the HH sound is coming from my MS-20 since I don't have a noise source module yet.

More than half of the modules in my case are being used here, so I'll just point out the ones that are contributing most prominently to the sound:
- the glitchy Autechre-ish part in the HH comes from the Flight of Harmony Sound of Shadows digital delay module, with it's delay time being sequenced by the MFB
- VCO is Tip Top Audio Z3000
- VCO goes into the Bubblesound Sem20 VCF, before being destroyed by the WMD Geiger Counter Wave Table distortion / bit reduction module. The Sem20 actually plays a big part in the sound, as the WMD responds drastically to LP vs HP, and to Resonance amount.
- Geiger's wavetable is changing via a VC input, sequenced by the MFB.
- Post Geiger filter is an EMS Synthi VCF clone, DIY'd by a guy named Cameron from Chicago, which is similar to the STG's Sea Devil Filter module. Filter Cutoff is being modulated by the MFB.
- Synthwerks MG-1 module is being used to trigger the MFB's reset in, which I'm using to create manual fills, which remain perfectly in time on account of the MFB being clocked externally."

Six Plague Bearers and a Sound of Shadows

YouTube via FoHSonja | August 11, 2010

"Here's some more random noise.
I just got a Sound of Shadows for the kit and I wanted to try it out. I'd also been curious as to what it would sound like to link up 6 Plague Bearers. I also had a Hertz Donut patched into the mix.
http://www.flightofharmony.com
http://theharvestman.org/"

Peter Vogel - The Sound of Shadows (2011)

Peter Vogel - The Sound of Shadows (2011) from Jean Martin on Vimeo.

"Pre-published part of the documentary about Peter Vogel explaining his work in his atelier in Freiburg i.B., South-West Germany, by Jean Martin and Conall Gleeson."

NAMM: NAMM Pics via synchro1

more pics here

Pictured here:
Two Surfin Kangaroo step sequencers
Eurorack on the left
Mungo State Zero
Waldorf Zarenbourg EP
TipTop Audio Modular

Update: some highlights from synchro1: "- *THE* highlight was seeing someone tinkering with a prototype module for a demo and realizing it was Mike Brown [Livewire] and the expander modulefor the AFGs. Mike looks well and it was great to speak with him again.

- new digital polyphonic synth from Mungo [State Zero]. Very intriguing and lots of modular possibilities as almost everything has external CV capability. Great ergonometric design, sound (in noisy NAMM environment) reminded me a bit of my SunSyn. And it is quite expensive but there is an awful lot in there. Number of photos at the link below.

- Bob Amstadt is showing the new LP-2 MINI Looper [Looperlative]. Essentially a single channel mono looper with many of the abilities of the amazing LP-1.

- Monorocket cases look great.

- Make Noise X/Y sequencer and capacitance-sensitive keypads are very intriguing - ordered 2 of the keypad modules.

- Flight of Harmony Sound of Shadows on display but did not have a chance to play with it yet."

micromac stacked

via Ken MacBeth on Facebook

"took this 'snap' this morning of the setting used on the microma prototypes for the 'three shadows' demo/vid that I did earlier in the week so that I can set it up again- This weekend- it's full on work getting the final works done for manufacture! Note the desktop version is now named 'micromac- D' and the rack version shall be 'micromac-R'"

"In case you missed it last time! Personally I like the sound of this demo- there's a feel of JMJ meets Kraftwerk meets Vangelis!...?!" below


three shadows Published on May 16, 2012 by macbethsynthesizers

"As we hit production of the micromac- her's one of the last videos from the prototype units- this video features the desktop version doing baqss lines and the 3U format version doing some strange glide stuff! It's been an interesting experiment- the keyboard controllers are 2 x Korg Prophecies doing the arpegiation thing at different timings! Apart from my own designs featured here- I'd highly recommend 2 x Prophecies as keyboard controllers! I guess all this sound coming from such small units....starts to erase the need for the massive modular...especially if you after this kind of sound! All played live....and yes, the video needs a touch of brightening slash contrast!"

Spunkytoofers circuit bent yamaha pss790 vector synth

via this auction

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Intellijel Metropolis Sequencer Based on RYK Roland System 100m M-185

Metropolis Scrutineering from DUDADIUS on Vimeo.

"First go around with the Intelljel Metropolis. This is a pretty basic setup; I didn't get into using the aux inputs to modulate things within the Metropolis. I'll try that next! As you can see though, the Metropolis really lends itself to performing and improvising. Very hands-on and easy to go all sorts of crazy ways, melodically. Similar to the Rene, in that regard, but from a totally different point-of-view.

Patch notes. Pamela is sending clock to Metropolis, Trigger Riot, Modcan Dual Delay, and Sound of Shadows.

Metropolis is sending the same note info to three different oscillators. The third one going through a uScale first to create intervals. All going into the Dubmix. The Trigger Riot is controlling Tiptop drums, mixed through a VCA Matrix then an M277 for a little grit. That's into channel 2 on the Dubmix, where I add a little Spring Reverb at one point.
The kik and snare are ultimately doubled with the Cwejman BLD and DPO. Lastly, I dialed into some sustained notes on the Pressure Points and a Modcan Triple OSC. The uStep is advancing the Pressure Points.

I had some troubles with the Trigger Riot losing sync when I would change presets. I'll have to delve into that some more."

Note the RYK M-185 was a DIY sequencer from RYK, not Roland. See the RYK channel below for more.

Regarding the Intelijel Metropolis, the following is some info via PatchPierre.Net, via Pierre on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

"One of the most interesting modules i have seen in a while has been sent out to various testers in the last few weeks. The Intellijel Metropolis is a Eurorack sequencer, based on the RYK M-185 sequencer from the early Roland M-100 series. This module has always intrigued me, and i was always hoping someone would bring this style of sequencing/programming to the Eurorack. Intellijel worked out an agreement with Ryk earlier this year to create this only official Eurorack adaptation of his brilliant sequencer design...

Some of the features :
-Sequencer modes:
Forward, Forward-fixed, Reverse, Reverse-fixed, PingPong, PingPong-Fixed, Random, Random-fixed, Brownian, Brownian-fixed
-TB-303 style slide (constant time portamento) with adjustable time
-Stage skipping (double click slide buttons)
- Internal quantizing with selectable scales and keys
-Can act as a master clk with BPM control or slave to an external (using clk src function)
-Save/load panel settings
-shuffle
-Internal clock divider
-Sync output (sets output pulse on last clock step of a sequence, used to slave other sequencers via reset)
-Two assignable AUX inputs which can control: gate length, transpose, key shift, root shift, sequence length, and step divisor.
-config menu to set slider pitch range, clock div type, clock offset
-tap tempo when in internal clock mode and tempo lock with bpm detect in external mode.

-All menu actions are one level deep. i.e. press the menu button and spin the encoder.
There are no hidden levels or sub menus."

"Tip Top Cafe 2" - Z8000 + 4ms RCD + FOH Shadows

Published on Jun 12, 2014 Strange UFO Music·46 videos

A 2nd variation of the original main theme. Totally different in form and time structures, derived from the same melodic notes in first version. This time making use of the 4ms Rotating Clock Divider, and delay effects from the Flight of Harmony's "the Sound of Shadows" module, and again made use of the Make Noise Maths v2, Analogue Solutions VCO Sub, and Doepfer A124 Wasp VCF.

Pictures showing modular under construction. Rearranging to make spaces for the remaining modules (arriving soon) to fill in the rest of this 2 row space. Followed by some more artistic images of the Tip Top Z8000 Matrix Sequencer / Programmer.

Hope you enjoy, Thanks for listening!

T-t-talk to me - An Echophon, Planar and Ribbonz demo

Published on Feb 8, 2014 HardScienceAV

"I just got the Make Noise Echophon and decided to give it a go. This is the result of my first patch. Thought I'd make a video of my experience :)

Here's a basic breakdown: The Flame Talking Synth is going into the Echophon input. I took the aux out of the Echophon into the FoH Sound of Shadows and fed both Echophon and SOS outputs into the Fontronik MH01. There's a lot of modulation going on. The Talking Synth has all of its parameters controlled by the Monde Ribbonz (the ribbon controller at the bottom that you've never seen before) and the Echophon has most of it's parameters controlled by the Intellijel Planar joystick and the ZBK (the big knob in the middle!).

The video was then processed with the LZX Industries video synth.


For more videos and stuff by me, go to: Hardscience.ca (or vimeo.com/hardscience)

For more info on the Monde Ribbonz, and other Monde modules, go here: http://www.mondesynthesizer.com/"

Swinth Commodore 64 compilation in HD - C64 SID chip

Published on Jul 18, 2014 MrCaliforniaD

"Played on a REAL Commodore 64 with the 6581 SID chip.

I did not compose this and can't find out who did it. Sorry!

Songs:
- Theme from Stationnary Ark
- Saturdays in Silesia
- Excerpt from Vangelis's 'Spiral'
- Mike Oldfield's 'Tubular Bells'
- Theme song from Magic Shadows
- ???
- Oxygene II
- Pachelbel's Canon in D minor
- ???

From the program 'Swinth'."

Update via yeryry in the comments:

"Probably by Georg Feil:

COMMENT: All comments for this file are by Georg Feil himself and are denoted
by (GF).
"I wrote it around '84 or '85 as a demo for my music editor called
'Synth'. I was going to University of Waterloo at the time and just
gave it to a friend of mine... didn't even bother to put my name on
the thing. Anyway it soon started cropping up all over the place.
I never made any sequels with music, although there was something with
annoying sound effects done in the same style as Synth Sample that I
posted in the beginning of 1994. So any music you see that looks like
a sequel or has graphics added was done by someone else.
Anyway the computer bust of 85/86(?) hit and Synth was never marketed.
I had been negotiating with a software company but they went out of
business. By that time I was working on a new version of Synth that
was a sequencer program for Midi instruments (called MSS), and had
joined my first band. I've been in a couple other bands since then,
the last one was called SugarPush and we came close to getting signed
(but then broke up [...]). So I guess you can credit that little
program with launching my musical career..." (GF)
(#1)
TITLE: Stationary Ark
ARTIST: John Mills-Cockell
COMMENT: "Theme from Stationary Ark, a nature show on PBS. [...] It appears on
Synth Sample as interpreted by a friend of mine. I didn't know what it
was myself until I happened to see Stationary Ark one time. This song
does not play properly on some C-64's where the SID chip filter is
calibrated differently." (GF)
(#2)
TITLE: Saturdays in Silezia
ARTIST: Rational Youth
COMMENT: "A fluffy pop song I taped off the radio. Seemed simple enough to
render on the C-64." (GF)
Also used in the game Shocker.
(#3)
TITLE: Spiral [from Spiral]
ARTIST: Vangelis
(#4)
TITLE: Tubular Bells, Part 1 [from Tubular Bells]
ARTIST: Mike Oldfield
COMMENT: A little free-hand adaptation.
"I just thought this was ultra cool. Used as the music to The
Exorcist, unfortunately." (GF)
(#5)
TITLE: Magic Shadows, closing theme
ARTIST: Harry Forbes
COMMENT: "Magic Shadows was a half-hour movie show on TV Ontario, sort of the
Canadian equivalent of PBS. They'd show old movies in half-hour
installments. I have no idea if there's an album. I taped it off the
TV." (GF)
(#6)
TITLE: Funeral Music for Queen Mary
ARTIST: Henry Purcell
(#7)
TITLE: Oxygene 2 [from Oxygene]
ARTIST: Jean Michel Jarre
(#8)
TITLE: Canon in D major
ARTIST: Johann Pachelbel
COMMENT: "This is a very popular classical hit. I transcribed the notes from a
Transactor or Compute! article (this is the only Synth Sample piece
not transcribed by ear)." (GF)
(#9)
TITLE: Enola Gay [from Organisation]
ARTIST: Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (OMD)"

Gamma Jam

YouTube Uploaded by bigcitymusic on Aug 13, 2011

"Here's a little Kraftwerk-like jam showcasing the WMD Gamma Wave Source wavetable oscillator module.

Our TR-909 Rim Out is clocking the Kilpatrick K4815 Pattern Generator and one side of a Livewire Dual Bissell Generator as a simple Attack/Decay envelope generator.

The pitch CV of the K4815 is running to the other side of the Dual-Bissel, using it to generate portamento. This is much more fun than your typical portamento as you have control of up and down glide rates.

The new Critter and Guitari Pocket Piano GR is being played using its new mono glide mode, which sounds really nice!

For filters on the Gamma we're using a Division 6 Filtaire, modulated by the Livewire Vulcan's sinewave, and a Metasonix R-54. We're also using a Metasonix r-51 as our VCA and the Flight Of Harmony 'Sound of Shadows' karaoke delay."

Echo Pad - Audio examples and presets demo - 1.4.8 Massive Update

Echo Pad - Audio examples and presets demo
Published on Aug 28, 2013 HoldernessMedia .·32 videos

"This video demonstrates some of the new parameters in the delay control panel for multi-tap delays, as well as processing guitar and other apps through some of Echo Pad's factory presets.

For more info: http://www.holdernessmedia.com"

iTunes:
Echo Pad - Multi Effects Processor - Holderness Media Inc

"What's New in Version 1.4.8
MASSIVE UPDATE!!!
Thanks to many user requests, this update brings Multi-tap mania to Echo Pad! Brand new preset system and 60 new factory presets as well. =)

Inspired by the rare Meazzi Echomatic 2, there is now a total of up to 6 individual delay taps, great for achieving rhythmic echoes of all kinds, including "that sound" of Hank Marvin and The Shadows. Of course you can do lots of crazy custom multi-tap delays as well.

Please be sure to check out the updated online manual and tutorial videos to see all that's new in this version. http://www.holdernessmedia.com/home/ios-applications/music/echo-pad/echo-pad-support/manual

New features:

- added two additional delay taps (Multi-tap 3&4) for a total of up to 6 individual delay taps!

- added individual controls for Multi-tap 1 through 4: time and volume

- new preset storing (old presets are automatically updated and renamed to "- User - OldPreset")

- brand new factory presets (60 presets)

- added option to manually enter delay times by typing in a value (located in delay controls panel)

- added buttons for BPM synced note values for delay time (located in delay controls panel)

- increased maximum delay time to 3 seconds

- added tape hiss slider to delay controls panel

- added tape tone slider to delay controls panel

- added tap tempo, bpm sync, and manual enter bpm value options to delay controls panel

- added option for summed mono output for guitarists (tap the WHITE control ring to toggle summed mono output on/off)

- added 2 new triggers on the Audiobus sidepanel for loading Preset 1 & 2 (thanks to user Hoyas79)


Bugfixes:

- fixed a bug with flanger that caused unwanted distortion

- fixed a bug that caused recordings at incorrect sample rate when used in Audiobus effect slot"

"Construct 11" - (Phonogene + TR808 drums)

Published on Jun 17, 2014 Strange UFO Music·48 videos

"I have completed assembling my 6U size (2 rows of 84hp) eurorack modular setup. There's room for future expansion, but there's plenty that can be done with this smaller modular set up.

For the recording, I extracted drum parts from my previous video called "Enigma 19", in which that track was in 19/16 time. This track turned into something new, beginning in 11/8, with using the Phonogene Only modules used in making of this track were the Make Noise Phonogene, Doepfer A124 & A130, and Flight of Harmony "Sound of Shadows". In addition, recorded in 3 tracks stereo, mixed and multitracked.

btw: For the 808 officinados out there. The tr808 drum sounds were actually recorded from the Roland SC-55 Sound Canvas. The SC-55 does have a pleasing 808 kit, and you can pick up those modules for very low cost."

K-K-Kommander Modular Synth Jam (Eurorack, MicroBrute, Vermona DRM-1, etc.)

Published on May 27, 2014 The Tuesday Night Machines·104 videos

"This is a noisy, clicky synth jam. I think I want a second Koma Kommander now ... for even more crazy hand gestures :D Subscribe for more videos: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c...

Questions or comments? Go ahead and post them below! :) Thanks for watching!

I'm using the Kommander to control the following:
- Wavetable position of the Ataraxic Translatron VCO
- Wavetable position of the Klangbau Wavetable VCDO
- Shift input signal of the intellijel uScale quantizer (which gets a random melody from the Turing Machine)
- ADSR for intellijel uVCF cutoff frequency


Gear used in this video:
- Eurorack Modular Synthesizer (with Vermona qMi, Malekko Wiard Anti-Oscillator, Intellijel, Koma Kommander, Sound of Shadows, Plague Bearer, Ataraxic Translatron, Voice of Saturn VCF, etc. see: http://www.modulargrid.net/e/racks/vi...)
- Arturia MicroBrute (analog synthesizer through EHX Memory Boy delay pedal)
- Vermona DRM-1 mkIII (drum synth)
- Akai MPC 1000 (sequencer)
- Zoom R16 (recording & mastering)

Filmed with a Canon EOS 550D (Rebel t2i)."

make noise RENE and cwejman res-4 and tr-606

YouTube via DrOctave1 | December 03, 2010 |

"triggering the RENE clock from LT on 606 and useing the QCV from RENE to control a single wiard malekko anti oscillator that being fed into the qmmg (also the 606 output into the qmmg)then the main mix out of qmmg into the res-4 notch output into vca of sound of shadows then the mix out of SOS into the tiptop audio z5k useing the spring reerb effect in there. thanks for watching just a test and seeing the range of the res-4 etc..."

uSOS

YouTube via RetributionBody — May 01, 2010 —

"A quick video to show of my new uLFO and Sound of Shadows delay. Bed drone of AFG Pulse out into SEM20, AFG Saw out into a LPG on the QMMG, then into the SoS (with a Plague Bearer in the feedback loop), and a bit of high sine wave love from the Cloud Generator. uLFO patched all over the place.

Better audio can be downloaded or listened to at: http://retributionbody.bandcamp.com/t..."

Thirty-Three Winters

"RetributionBody — April 10, 2010 — Celebrating my birthday with my cat, Ernie. Download all 27 minutes of drone-y goodness (recorded on real mics not built-in to my phone) here: http://music.retributionbody.com/trac...

Retribution Body will be performing at Cafe Fixé in Brookline, MA April 13, 2010.
Info about the show can be found here: http://nonevent.org/upcoming/retribut..."

Also see Spring Drone and Zazen II. All posts featuring RetributionBody here.