MATRIXSYNTH

Korg Z1 with ZSC-01 Sound Card

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Synth Magic FZED for Kontakt from a CASIO FZ-1

YouTube Published on Jul 28, 2012 by SPFXsynthesisers

"Kontakt instrument which uses sounds I have created over decades of owning a CASIO FZ-1 sampler.
During my use of a FZ-1 I have sampled lots of classic drum synths/drum machines, synthesisers and odd ball synths.
This is nearly a GIG of gritty drum sounds, classic analogue synths, strings, pads, stabs, choral sounds, 80's drums, dance sounds, 80's breathy synth sounds, clangs and all kinds of great sounds all mapped into Kontakt with a GUI front and 200 presets to get you're musical adventures going.
All samples are loaded at the same time and selected by a simple drop down menu-This allows for quick and easy access to the sounds.

Perfect for all kinds of electronic music production from New wave, Depeche Mode type tracks, old skool rave, Boards of canada, TRS-80, M83, John Foxx, Numan.
www.synthmagic.co.uk/fzed.htm"

Electronic Clouds

YouTube Published on Jul 28, 2012 by synthypnosis

"BRUNO ENDER LEE - "Electronic Clouds" - recorded July 28. 2012
Absynth4, MiniMoog Voyager OS, ARP Odyssey

composed, arranged & performed by Bruno Ender Lee
2012 Velvet Voyage Productions / all rights reserved"

909's sequencer driving with a timeFrog

YouTube Published on Jul 28, 2012 by UNDEADINSTRUMENTS

"I recently spent some time to experiment the possibilities to drive the mc909's high level sequencer. This video shows some interesting extracts using the 909 as a slave. The timeFrog is used to sequence the clock and construct multi-BPM rythmics."

Quad Morph Zero Klang

YouTube Published on Jul 28, 2012 by Ebotronix

Cyndustries Eurorack Zero Oscillator
4ms Peg
Analogue Systems 4xRS 110
Doepfer A 143-1 A143-9
4xA 134 pan by Moog MP 201
Make Noise Maths Moddemix QMMG René Wogglebug
Malekko Unkle
Toppobrillo Sportmodulator
Master Clock Logic via Kenton Pro 2000 II and 2x 4ms RCD

Diva tutorial 03 - Brass Bounce

YouTube Published on Jul 28, 2012 by uheplugins

"The third in a series of bite-sized tutorials aimed at users of u-he's latest synthesizer, Diva. The sounds made in this video certainly won't be to everyone's taste - they're all typical old synthbrass! However, the point is to show several different methods of getting similar results, even with a limited set of modules.

So let's bounce...

Method 1 starts with the usual synthbrass settings, but we soon run into the problem of not having enough envelopes for VCA, VCF cutoff, and pitch modulation at the beginning of each not. So LFO2 is used for cutoff, freeing up envelope 2 for pitch modulation.

Method 2 reverts to the usual envelope 2 for cutoff. The LFO takes over for pitch modulation, but in a special way: LFO2's delay parameter ramps down to the bottom of a square wave (set to minimum rate so it won't cycle). Note that the pitch modulation is also negative -- a minus times a minus is a plus.

Method 3 is probably the most interesting one because it uses neither envelope 2 nor LFO 2 for the pitch. Instead, the Gate signal (i.e. note on/off from your keyboard) is lagged, resulting in a smooth attack. And (fortunately or unfortunately) an equally smooth release... but there's a little surprise at the end.

Take home message: Just like classic analogue polysynths, Diva expects you to make the most of a limited set of synth modules!"

All parts here.

Jean-Jacques Perrey Lecture with Bob Moog Appearance

Jean-Jacques Perrey Lectures at the Tryptych Festival, Scotland 2004

YouTube Published on Jul 28, 2012 by mee3d

Jean-Jacques Perrey Lectures at the Tryptych Festival, Scotland 2004"

Click here and scroll for posts featuring Jean-Jacques Perrey if you are not familiar with his work. You'll find a few videos featuring him down in the list of posts.

Update:

An RL Music interview with Jean-Jacques Perrey

YouTube Published on Jul 28, 2012 by mee3d

"Richard Lawson of RL Music interviews the legendary Jean-Jacques Perrey at mee3d studio in London, August 2004."

LECLERC Drive

YouTube Uploaded by ELeclercFrance on Dec 23, 2011

"E.Leclerc Drive"

Native Instruments Machine. This one in via AHC. "It's an ad for a french supermarket. Apparently one can use Maschine to buy products from the website :-)"

Added to the Synths in TV and Film post.