INO hidefumiさんからのメッセージ・ビデオ

YouTube Uploaded by KORGINC on Sep 4, 2011

"シンセサイザーを始め電子楽器を巧みに操りつつ、古いフェンダー・ローズとアコースティック・ピアノをこよなく愛する氏にとって、最新のミュージック・ワークステーション­KRONOSは果たしてどの様に映ったのか。

インタビュー本編はこちら。
http://www.korg.co.jp/SoundMakeup/SoundBytes/inohidefumi/"

Googlish:
"While skillfully manipulating electronic instruments start synths, for his love of old Fender Rhodes and acoustic piano, music workstation for KRONOS date reflected on how I played.

Click here for an interview this volume.
http://www.korg.co.jp/SoundMakeup/SoundBytes/inohidefumi/"

Roland Jupiter-8: JP lead and Res Bass, by Danielle

YouTube Uploaded by TheSynthFreq on Sep 9, 2011

"Here is a few new sounds made on Jupiter-8. :)

Patches:
Res Bass: I use VCO-2's 16' and 8' setting to create an octave difference from VCO-1. Then add some filter frequency variations and of course Resonance. I am running the Jupiter-8s arp set to range: 2, mode: up. Effects added: Delay. The arp is added for variation and to hold the patch so that live edits can be heard. On the Jupiter-8, the 'Hold" function either holds the arp or just the sound, so that editing is easier. PWM is also used in the LFO mode and manual mode with the pulse width open at zero and very narrow as the slider is moved towards 10. HPF is used as well.

JP Lead: this is warm lead patch with a brassy sound to it. I add delay to it as well for interest.
JP is set to: Port. On, set to 2.
Assign mode: Solo
With the lead sound I just play whatever comes to mind, to show different durations of notes and how they sound played at different speeds. Don't mind my random playing. lol

Please enjoy

:) Danielle and Jupiter-8"

Move

YouTube Uploaded by beckhusen on Sep 9, 2011

"Music made with CLAVIA NORD MODULAR G2, nothing else."

Synton Fenix II&III jam

YouTube Uploaded by jenamu6 on Sep 9, 2011

"Korg EMX beat is filtered by the Fenix.

Fenix sequencer is midi synced with the emx.
All sounds straight from the Fenix"

NEW MFOS Delayed Modulation Module

YouTube Uploaded by theraywilsonshow on Sep 9, 2011

"LFO, VCA and AR generator all in one module and wired for delayed modulation. Totally cool and frees up a VCA, LFO and AR generator. You can see the entire project at musicfromouterspace DOT com. Enjoy!"

" Tenori-On " Part 1

YouTube Uploaded by Korgator on Sep 9, 2011

Tenori-Ons on eBay

MiniMoog Voyager OS ...just a first check...

YouTube Uploaded by synthypnosis on Sep 9, 2011

"VELVET VOYAGE - "MiniMoog Voyager OS ...just a first check..." - by Bruno Ender Lee, September 9. 2011

MiniMoog Voyager (Old School) with a bit delay
...and of course a little help from out cat Eumel... :-)"

Korg Polysix demos by donaldcrunk - Computer Music Guide

Korg Polysix demo by donaldcrunk
"short snippets of different Korg Polysix sounds. occasional spring reverb provided by re-201. everything played real time, direct into DAW, no plugins."

Polysix + Looper demo by donaldcrunk
"some live improv with the Polysix into the digitech rds 7.6 , reverb provided by space echo"

Via Chris Gunn on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge. See the write-up on Computer Music Guide.

Modular Square to Host French Manufacturer Event in Paris

"October 8, 2011 : Electronic French manufacturers to meet at ModularSquare near Paris / France. [French below]

Revolutionary MIDI controllers, new grooveboxes, home made synths and detonating multi effects... For a few years now, the French have unveiled their know-how in the field of analogue synths and other electronic music instruments. Who are the makers of this new electronic French scene? Do they represent a fresh new generation searching for new sounds and innovative new ways of expression?

Dafact, Dualo, Feeltune, Eowave, Mutable Instruments, OTO Machines, Undead Instruments, Yusynth...

Modularsquare has organized a meeting with these manufacturers and high-level amateurs. This will be a unique opportunity to try new tools and to meet the guys behind the French manufacturer scene.

Meet us Saturday, October, 8th at Modularsquare 2pm-7pm. Free entrance.

Modularsquare.com
- Where : 6 rue Marceau - 94200 – Ivry-sur-Seine (near Paris/France)
- How to come : Métro line 7, station « Pierre et Marie Curie »
- Contact : cyril@modularsquare.com - +33/(0)1 45 15 41 95
- Follow us on Twitter & Facebook

[French:]

Le 8 octobre 2011 : les fabricants de la french touch électronique se
rassemblent chez Modularsquare Contrôleurs MIDI révolutionnaires, groovebox nouvelle génération, synthétiseurs maison, multi- effets dévastateurs... depuis quelques années, des français dévoilent leur savoir-faire en matière de synthés analogiques et de contrôleurs dédiés à la musique électronique. Qui sont ces fabricants de la French touch électronique ? Reflètent-ils une tendance française à la recherche de sons nouveaux et de moyens d'expression innovants?

Dafact, Dualo, Feeltune, Eowave, Mutable Instruments, OTO Machines, Undead Instruments, Yusynth...

Modularsquare vous propose une rencontre inédite avec ces professionnels et ces amateurs de haut niveau. Une occasion unique d'essayer de nouveaux instruments et de faire connaissance avec les acteurs de cette nouvelle vague « Made in France ».

Rendez-vous samedi 8 octobre dans le showroom de Modularsquare à partir de 14h. Entrée libre.

Modularsquare.com
- Adresse : 6 rue Marceau - 94200 - Ivry-sur-Seine
- Pour vous y rendre : Métro ligne 7, descendre à Pierre et Marie Curie
- Horaires : de 14h à 19h
- Contact : cyril@modularsquare.com – 01.45.15.41.95
- Suivez-nous sur Twitter & Facebook"

Buchlidian Voltage Processor

flickr By g.p.macklin

"This modules are based on a Don Buchla circuit that provides +/-5V offset, glide, and attenuversion for modular synthesis. They are almost finished with the exception of the front panel graphics and bicolor LED. Even without the finishing touches, they will still be quite useful and shall provide a much needed function in my Eurorack system.

More information about this circuit can be found in this Muff Wiggler thread.

Granular Matter"

via negativespace on the thread: "This project started last winter when a fellow Wiggler sent me an old home-etched PCB and asked me to find out for sure what it was, then duplicate it and build 4. It turned out to be one of these - or so we thought. The etched board did not match the layout from the documentation - so I started over and just made a new board.

The simple but useful circuit was originally designed by Chris MacDonald, modified by the infamous Peter G., then further modified by Matthias Herrmann (fonik) and released as a schematic and P&P layout in 2006. It has +/-5v of offset, a glide control and an attenuverter plus a driver for either two LEDs or one bi-color LED. I did not modify the working bits from Matthias' schematic, and this 1.5" x 3.2" PCB is the end result. Prototypes have been tested and it's good to go. I did add a few things:

- MOTM + Euro power connections.
- On-board pots - 1.2" on-center for my own panel design. Pads for both .1 - and .2" lead spacings.
- 2 mounting holes for those who don't want 1.2" pot spacing and wish to use a bracket.
- Reverse-polarity protection diodes."