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Monday, September 03, 2012

Chopin: Étude Op. 10, No. 1 (synthesized)


YouTube Published on Sep 3, 2012 by ScrollingMusic

Matlab software synthesizer.

"Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849): Étude in C major, Op. 10, No. 1 (1829).

This étude is the first of a set of 12 (called Opus 10), published in 1833. It is particularly famous for its study in right-hand arpeggios often ascending and descending more than four octaves per chord. Running sixteenth notes dominate the texture of the right hand, supported by heavy octaves in the left. The study is in ternary form (ABA), and features some remarkable instances of transposition in its middle section. A harmonic reduction of this study usually leads to a smoothly step-wise 5-voice texture, reminiscent of Bach's C major Prelude from his first book of the Well-Tempered Clavier. Vladimir Horowitz considered this Chopin étude his most difficult.

The principal timbre in this synthesized rendition is generated through phase distortion synthesis - that is modulating the phase component of a standard sinusoidal wave with time. This technique creates a rich harmonic texture quite efficiently compared to additive synthesis. We programmed this phase distortion "voice" to generate more harmonic distortion as the fundamental frequency decreases. Therefore, the low octaves in the left hand have far more harmonics than those at the top of the right hand arpeggios.

The visualization is a combination between our standard scrolling "piano-roll" score and a third-party spectrogram visualization (a graphical plot of harmonic content vs. time in the.synthesized audio)."

d-touch drummachine +visual


YouTube Published on Sep 3, 2012 by audiodtouch

"Low cost tangible interfaces for music, now with visual feedback!
Fully and freely available for download.
More info and download: http://d-touch.org/audio"

Tutorial: Creating Sounds in PadShop / PadShop Pro


YouTube Published on Sep 3, 2012 by SteinbergSoftware

"Field marketing manager Greg Ondo shows you how to create new sounds in Cubase 6.5."

Sequence Of Life


YouTube Published on Sep 2, 2012 by JohnLRice

"I was going to make a quick video to demonstrate clock dividers in answer to a question on Muff's Modular forum but, I got side tracked and made this instead. It demonstrates and explains nothing, sorry! ;-)"

Fo Fum - The King Shit Rises


YouTube Uploaded by warren austin on Mar 25, 2011

"www.facebook.com/fofummusic
(C) 2011, Fo Fum Films.

Recorded using the Elektron Machinedrum and the Waldorf Blofeld."

via Elektron: "Great use of the Machinedrum!"

Roland Jupiter 8 + Alesis Ion Arpeggio Choir


YouTube Published on Sep 2, 2012 by synthartist69

"The Jupiter 8 choir patch is one of my favorite on this synth :)"

Game of Live Free Modular Synth Labs in Athens Greece


"Wednesday, September 5 at 6:00pm in UTC+03 at Game of Life - modular synthesis lab"

Details here and here.

via Floppy Brain on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

AS Wiggle


AS wiggle 2 by EDMX
"Another self-playing modular synth patch... not an attempt at a finished track, just a synth doing its thing."

http://www.analoguesystems.co.uk/

AS Wiggle by EDMX
"Not a track, just my modular synth playing by itself!"

via Guy Taylor on Eurorack Synthesizers Facebook

SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS Prophet 5 v3.2 SN 4128

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"The unit is in excellent cosmetic and 100% operational condition. All keys, inputs and outputs, knobs, and buttons have been tested and are fully working. Cosmetically the wood is really nice and the panel is really clean. Overall, this is a very good example of a well cared for and preserved Prophet 5."

ARP PRO-SOLOIST Model 2701

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