MATRIXSYNTH

Author & Punisher- 9/5/10 Studio Practice Shoot

"Shot by Augie Arredondo in Tristan Shone's Author & Punisher practice studio. Just a bit of fun on the Dub Machines in preparation for the upcoming album...more to come."

You might remember Tristan Shone and Author & Punisher from this previous post.

This one in via Dennis, via Ableton

Moog Taurus 2 & Buchla System # 1

YouTube Uploaded by Ebotronix on Dec 3, 2011

"Buchla System #1& Moog Taurus 2
Akai MFC 42
Boss LS 2
Doepfer R2m
Kenton Pro Solo( Aux SH LFO to FB2) & Pro Solo Mk2 (Taurus Midi to cv)
Maestro Ringmodulator
Sherman Filterbank 2
Yamaha MCS 2
Audio : 261e to Boss LS2 to Taurus to Ringmodulator to
Sherman FB 2 to 292e to Akai
Logic master clock and Ultrabeat Drum"

Chillin Your Face (Rhythm Studio - iPad)

YouTube Uploaded by ratface1987 on Dec 3, 2011

"A simple song. Was mainly experimenting with the drums. I then decided to try and splice together two different videos. Hopefully the two different angles improves your experience and doesn't distract too much from it. Any thoughts?"

iPads on eBay
iPod Touch on eBay

Shruthi-1 CEM3379 VCF/VCA

YouTube Uploaded by BoBSwanS on Dec 3, 2011

"Just another video of someone messing with the presets of a Mutable instruments Shruthi-1 Synth,I did include a couple of my own patches in the last few minutes"

Buchla - Patch 6

"Addresing the stages of the Model 250e Arbitrary Function Generator.
261e (LFO) CV OUT to 250e stage addressing CV IN.
Also 250e CV1 OUT to 250e stage addressing CV IN: adds some weirdness… Could use 266e CV OUT to go crazy.
Depending on the LFO waveform chosen on the 261e, the 250e sequence plays forward/backward (the stages increase/decrease), playing one step after another (sinus) or jumping between the different stages (square, pulse).
The addressing offset changes the steps sequence (setting the starting point).

Nothing new for Buchla aficionados I guess, but I am discovering the 250e peu à peu. Worth experimenting!

Other modules involved: 259e, 281e, 266e, 292e, 256e, 291e, 210e, 206e (but this patch focuses mostly on 250e and 261e)."