Circuit Bent Tonka Street Cleaning Truck by freeform delusion

YouTube Uploaded by eecouk on Oct 30, 2011
freeform delusion on eBay
"Tonka Street Cleaning truck

switched mono mini jack output

pitch up/down control

tremelo effect switch"

Crystalline Comet (part 3)

YouTube Uploaded by synthypnosis on Oct 30, 2011

"VELVET VOYAGE - "Crystalline Comet (part 3)" - Performed live by Bruno Ender Lee; October 30. 2011

MacBeth M5N & ARP Odyssey (with Doepfer MAQ Sequencer), Synthesizers.com Studio-88, MiniMoog Voyager OS, Moog Little Phatty Stage II, Roland Juno-60 (with 5 stereo-panning delays: 4 Behringer DD600 & 1 Boss ME-50)"

Akai SG01v Vintage Synth Module

YouTube Uploaded by MrRidgebackman on Oct 30, 2011

"Hi, this is my beloved AKAI SG01v - Vintage Synth Module bought back in 95. Finally got this little beauty out of mothballs and decided to have some fun. So before I release any of my stuff, I thought you might like to listen to one of the 5 Demo Songs inbuilt into this unit.

It is as small as it looks and is probably just a little bigger than a decent sized pair of Headphones and won't take up too much room on your Computer Desk.

It has sounds ranging from Oberheim, Moog, PPG to mention a few, I even believe there are some Solina Strings on this unit.

It is a 16 Part Multi Timbral device and can be great fun to play with. Editing the sounds can be tricky and limiting as to what you can edit. It features the Drum sounds from TR-808 and Simmons, which by todays standards are Old Fashioned but can still turn a bad song into something more bearable, even if only for a brief moment in time.

So sit back and enjoy the work of someone else trapped inside a pint sized box making some noise."

sons of sun (Jamming on the c64, Korg Delta+ SQ10, Roland JX8p and the iPad)

YouTube Uploaded by traumaduo on Oct 30, 2011

"...an "hommage" to the sun who gives us warmth and life...

J.T. recorded thisone in 2 takes...

the basic structure ist made by the Korg Delta who ist controlled by the Korg SQ10 (Filter and Triggers). additional FX was the eventide timefactor...

the Beat ist produced by the Commodore 64 (mssiah wave player)...yesss you're hearing samples on a C64!!! the sound of the c64 is processed by a lil bit of a reverb from Ableton live and the Beatrepeat-fx...

the voice-similar-pad comes from the Roland JX8P (thru the Eventide Space) and...

some addictional Stuff, recorded on the second take, was played on the iPad (Moogs Anisotropic Synth Engine ANIMOOG) thru the eventide Space

enjoy!!!!"

xOxbOx and PigtrOnix analOg synth effect demO.Dirty acid.

YouTube Uploaded by Janoise on Oct 30, 2011

"DIRTY ACID with XoXboX and pIGTRoNIX ANALoG SYNTH effect.
Just a little demo.
The Pigtronix has a ringmodulator ads a sub and has his own analog synth sound. Triggerd by the XoxboX."

eigenzone.org : Eigenharp built-in synth experiment

YouTube Uploaded by gbevin on Oct 30, 2011

"This is a quick unfinished experiment with hooking up the internal synth agents of EigenD to create a virtual modular synth. This sound uses two rectangle oscillators with one heavily detuned and one sine oscillator for a little more body. One envelope generator handles the volume of the oscillators and a second one handling the frequency cutoff of a ladder filter into which all oscillators are patched. The key pressure modulates the entire volume of the filter envelope generator. Finally, this is sent into the multi-tap delay agent.

It's worth noting that all these agents are designed for multi-timbral playing and that all expression signals are separate for each key that is played. From the signal coming out of the keyboard all the way through to the ladder filter, all data is separate. After the filter, everything is summed together before going through the delay and the console mixer."

Synth Books by Simon Cann

How to Make a Noise: Analog, Frequency Modulation, and Sample-Based Synthesis

YouTube Uploaded by noisesculpture on Oct 30, 2011
These books and others by Simon Cann are available on Amazon.
Also see the Synth Books section for more.

"Three new books in the How to Make a Noise series have just been published. Each book focuses on different approaches to synthesizer sound creation so the musician can choose the right tool for the job.

How to Make a Noise: Analog Synthesis starts from the basic principle of taking a sound source and shaping it with a filter. This simple but powerful technique can be applied to any hardware or software synthesizer to create the warm, rich, energetic, and commanding sounds that are often associated with classic hardware synthesizers.

http://noisesculpture.com/analog

How to Make a Noise: Frequency Modulation Synthesis looks at frequency modulation (or FM) synthesis which works through a continuous and controllable interaction of two or more waves to give a broad spectrum of detailed, highly nuanced, bright, rich, shimmering, clean, metallic, and solid tones that can be used to create many musical (and non-musical) sounds.

http://noisesculpture.com/fm

How to Make a Noise: Sample-Based Synthesis looks at how to sample, create, and control sounds—from high fidelity realistic recreations of real instrument in their original environment, through creative warped tones, to drums and loops—and the tools and techniques that are available to help.

http://noisesculpture.com/sample"

IK iRig MIDI - Quick input test

YouTube Uploaded by Dogboy73 on Oct 30, 2011

"A quick test controlling a couple of Apps on the iPad 2 via MIDI using IK's iRig MIDI interface. In the first test I used Sony Acid to send a simple MIDI arp pattern to Moog's Animoog App. In the second test I'm using an Akai MPK49 to control VirSyn's Addictive Synth App. Both worked very well as did most of the Apps I tried. Of course the Apps need to support CoreMIDI in order for them to be controlled via a MIDI source."

iRig MIDI on eBay
Animoog - Moog Music Inc.
Addictive Synth - VirSyn
iPads on eBay

SONOIO @ Theater of the Living Arts in Philadelphia, PA- The Scientist

YouTube Uploaded by Fragile2712 on Oct 11, 2011
Teenage Engineering OP-1 in this one.
"Alessandro Cortini / Sonoio - The Scientist recorded at the TLA in Philadelphia, PA."

Sonoio Live at Terminal 5 10-8-11

Uploaded by Burndown on Oct 12, 2011

http://sonoio.org/
Some of Alessandro Cortini's synth textures are featured in the Suonoio built in conjunction with The Harvestman.

This one in via Daniel.

Circuit Abbey ADSRjr Demo 1

"Initial overview of functions on the excellent ADSRjr module from Circuit Abbey. Soon to be a modern classic in eurorack."