Cwejman VM-1 ACID.wmv

YouTube Uploaded by skylog800 on Jun 20, 2011

"Eurorack modular jam..."

via Owen Harris on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

One Finger Melody: Make Noise DPO + Pressure Points

Published on Jun 27, 2014 blwvideo·41 videos

"Further adventures in Euroland: First patch with my Make Noise DPO and Pressure Points. Also featuring the Cwejman VM-1 filter section, RG-6, and Modcan Dual Delay. Your laptop or cellphone's speakers probably won't like this one."

Noise Engineering Variatic Sequent and Variatic Multium Tutorial

Published on Jul 13, 2017 Noise Engineering

"Variatic Sequent is a minimalist trigger sequencer. Dial in a pattern of up to four beats (plus a downbeat) and send to a single triggered voice, or with the optional Variatic Multium expander, send each beat to individual voices. VM also allows CV control over each beat."

Cwejman VM-1

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Mu5ca diN3 late night modular patch bonus track for RiSP HD

Published on Jul 5, 2015 DETUND™

"Modular track I recorded late last night. Everything clocked from one intellijel Dixie to a Doepfer A-160,161, MakeNoise Brains, Pressure Points X 2. Clock division gates sent out from the 4ms SCM, and RCD. Beats courtesy of the CycleBox II and TipTop BD808 kick. Make noise phonogene processing the cwejman S1 analogue percussion zaps. String layer and and lead created with a Cwejman VM-1 and VCO2RM with the help of a intellijel uScale quantizer/MMF-1/ washed through a bit of reverb from the Eventide Space, and Tiptop Z-DSP, Z-5000. finally the Op-1doing light sine tone sprinkles...
Get the full download of the track on the digi-release of RiSP
Note: No drum machines or computers used in this video."

Cwejman VM-1 MK1 Green

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New Division 6 Mr. Crotchety Eurorack Module

via Division 6

"Um... Wut? Why in tarnation does that Eurorack module have a smiley face on it?

At its heart, Mr. Crotchety is a random voltage generator. ...only it's not really random. This module has moods. I'd love to explain how to use it, but during development it's become increasingly clear that it is just going to do whatever it wants. Controls? Ha! Mr. Crotchety was having none of that nonsense, so we ended up removing them all. If you mess with it enough you can alter its disposition to some extent, which does make for some interesting live performances, but mostly you can forget about it.

This module is useful wherever you need a touch of uncertainty and cantankerousness.

Specifications:

Power supply: +/- 12 VDC (reverse-polarity protected!)
Power draw: Whatever it feels like drawing
Width: 4HP
Depth: Your face
Inputs: Nope
Outputs: Yup, there's one.
Controls: Good luck with that.

Includes:
Mr. Crotchety
Doepfer-style Power Cable
(2) M3 x 6mm Rack Screws w/ Nylon Washers

Coming November 1, 2013. Probably."

Also see:
New Division 6 VM Eurorack Module
New Division 6 Gatemix Eurorack Module
New Division 6 Morpheum Eurorack Module

Ciat-Lonbarde Plumbutter II with Meng Qi Voltage Memory episode #2

Published on Apr 30, 2015 Purple Tonal Central 3000

"VM is controlling PB II flawlessly :)"

Cwejman VM-1S Analog Synth Voice Eurorack Module - Cream White

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via this auction

SPECS:

Analog Synth Voice
oscillator
multi-mode Filters
amplifier
two different envelope generators
7" power ribbon cable

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Cwejman VM-1 + A189-1

YouTube Uploaded by bendedavis on Jun 9, 2011

"BASS"

doepfer a189-1 demo

Uploaded by bendedavis on Jun 9, 2011

"a189-1 demo"

Four Analog Delays

Four Analog Delays from surachai on Vimeo.
"I received my Electro-Harmonix Deluxe memory man today (July 3rd 2008) and thought I would get it used to the walls of sound it'll be a part of. I just send a single signal from the cwejman and tested feedback on all the units.
The signal flow is as follows: Cwejman VM-1 (source) into Doepfer A-188-2 Tapped BBD Module into Ibanez AD9 into Moog MF104z into Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man"

Merry SYNTHMAS and Happy Holidays to All from MATRIXSYNTH!!!

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays everyone! I hope you are all having a great holiday season. One thing we all have in common of course are our synths!

As has become tradition here on MATRIXSYNTH, I like to share a few festive pics of some gear I picked up throughout the year. This year was a bit low key, but I did manage to score a super nice Moog Sub Phatty, a much needed iConnectivity iConnectAUDIO4+, and a Division 6 VM, along with some goodies from The Bob Moog Foundation. Not pictured is a synthesizers.com modular puzzle currently waiting under the tree for my daughter. :)

As always, today should be a pretty relaxing day on the site as I spend time with my family. I will be off and on throughout the day posting holiday themed items that come in, so do check back.

I want thank all of the readers who enjoy MATRIXSYNTH and make running the site more than worthwhile! I run MATRIXSYNTH solely for my love of synths, and it is more than rewarding knowing that others out there appreciate it.

I want to send a special shout out to all of the sponsors featured above and on the right of the site for all of their support, and I want to give a HUGE THANK YOU to all my Patreon supporters that signed up to directly support MATRIXSYNTH. You all make running this site possible!

Happy Holidays Everyone!

cheers,
matrix

Update: added a pic of synthesizers.com puzzle, along with another surprise under the tree - a cool nanoblock keyboard! There were a few extra pieces so I added a few knobs. :)

Be sure to check out the holidays channel for more!

Outside Jam with Small Eurorack System

Published on Aug 10, 2019 therudyrude

"Dawless jam with Squarp Hermod,Nebulae2 ,Zdsp,Magneto,Rings Clouds,Basimilus Iteritas Alter,Elements,Qpass,Batumi, Cwejman VM-1, JPSynth Stereo mixer"

ARP Odyssey + MF-102 + VM Superdelay = Alien Alarm System

YouTube Uploaded by n3bsvid on Feb 29, 2012

"A little weird noise tweakage featuring the ARP Odyssey as the source tone which is then run into a ring modulator and delay pedal.

Hardware:
ARP Odyssey MK 2
Empress Effects Vintage Modified Superdelay
Moogerfooger Ring Modulator MF-102
Moogerfooger CP-251 (used only for an LFO into the Odyssey here)"

Roland Model 101 + VM Superdelay = Old meets New

YouTube Uploaded by n3bsvid on Mar 24, 2012

"Little improv of the model 101 going through the superdelay on "tape" mode.

Hardware:
Roland System 100 Model 101
Empress Effects Vintage Modified Superdelay

Software:
Valhalla Room"

ARP Odyssey MK2 + Empress VM Superdelay = Plucky Delay

YouTube Uploaded by n3bsvid on Feb 15, 2012

"Little improv featuring the ARP Odyssey analog synthesizer going through an empress superdelay digital delay unit set to tape simulation mode.

Hardware:
ARP Odyssey MK II 2813
Empress Effects Vintage Modified Superdelay"

Oregon Scientific WAV DJ Model VM 108

via this auction

"Used Oregon Scientific WAV DJ Musical Sound Generator Synthesizer. This music sound generator appears to be in very good condition with headphones and connection cables/wires. It does not come with the software. I don't know where to download the operating software but I saw on the Internet that some people claim to have done so."

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Kawai K1r Rackmount Digital Synthesizer

video upload by Alfonse

"You can support the creating of these videos by buying the music: https://alfonse.bandcamp.com/album/ka...

All sounds in this track came from the K1r, including the drums. There are a few custom patches in here as well, which are available to download from https://www.alfonsemusic.com/Patches/

The Kawai K1r (1988) is a rack mount version of the K1 synth which uses Kawai's "VM additive synthesis tone generator", with a selection of 256 basic waveforms, including 52 PCM samples. Building a sound involves mixing up to four of the waveforms, with the ability to add ring modulation as well, but as with so many digital units of the time, it's a slow process diving through the detailed menus on that small LCD screen.

Fortunately, there's a VST available from Nils Schneider that's very close to the original sound (some envelopes sound a little different on my K1r compared to the virtual instrument) - you can find it here: https://www.nilsschneider.de/

Music: 'Jumping the Shark' (C) Copyright 2022 Alfonse"

Harpejji Jam with Deckard's Dream and friends

Published on Jan 5, 2019 therudyrude

"Jamming with the Harpejji, Digitone, Digitakt, Studio Logic Mp-117 Bass pedals on Omnisphere, Roland System 8, Linnstrument controlling the Deckard's Dream in Ventris Verb, Euclidean Circles Controlling Cwejman VM-1 Plaits, Braids and 909HH tiptop, Soma Lyra-8"

Clockwork Blue

YouTube via Beatprisoner
"This video is a demonstration of the Flame Clockwork module. The only parameters which are being changed during the session on the clockwork are the quantization of the three channels.
The module is triggering a Cwejman VM-1 and a Doepfer A-112 Sampler via CV/Gate as well a a Rob Papen Blue synthesizer and an Waldorf Attack Drumsynth via Midi."