Writing music on the MSX (with FM expanders) w/ cTrix & Julian

Writing music on the MSX (with FM expanders) w/ cTrix & Julian from ctrix on Vimeo.

"A look into how to create music on the MSX home computer using FM expanders. Ft. Julian (CMEN) from the Netherlands, and cTrix from Australia."

synchrodyne demo

Published on Oct 11, 2012 by cray56

"WMD SYNCHRODYNE playing bass and percussion. E350 MT playing slides wavetable atmos"

Hallucination

Published on Oct 11, 2012 by br0therl0c0

"Once again I find myself indulging in some retro dark soundtrack work. This time the opening credit theme for the sci-fi film I never made. A slowly evolving track that I wanted to play live and keep simple and raw.

Everything is played/sequenced live and is entirely analog except for the drums and built-in Andromeda FX.

Annotated as usual to keep me entertained and provide some info.

Synth nerd details:
- Electribe is clocking the Moon M569 sequencer through a M553 MIDI-to-Clock converter and M554 Clock Divider. Sequencer is controlling a tomoberheim.com SEM. Row 1 are main notes, and row 2 transposes those notes.
- Controlling the modular with a Novation Remote 25SL into a Moon M551 MIDI-to-Voltage converter. 3 MacBeth MK1 oscillators with individual glide settings into MK1 'A' Filter.
- Recorded straight into Digital Performer using a MOTU 828 MK3 audio interface.
- Shot in HD with a Canon Rebel t4i. Put together in iMovie.

I hope you dig it."

Snazzy fx:dronebank

Published on Oct 11, 2012 by snazelle

"Five oscillators for thousands of harmonic possibilities....phasing...pulsing
Binaural work...ambient...pretty...dark/sci-fi"

Grendel Talker

Published on Oct 11, 2012 by Ebotronix

Grendel Formant Filter
Flame Talking Synth Modul
Cyndustries Thru Zero Oscillator
Doepfer A 143-9 A 134 pan by Moog MP 201
foh choices
Intellijel uMod
Korg SQ 10
Make Noise Maths Optomix Wogglebug
Make Noise Jag
Roland System 104 Sequencer
Serge VCS
Toppobrillo Ouantimator Sportmodulator TWF
Logic Master Clock Kenton Pro 2000 II
4ms RCD Peg
Drums Ultrabeat 12/8
FX Boss VF1 Line 6 Echopro TC M3000

Din Sync Limited Edition T-Shirts

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via Paul Barker on
The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

Moog Liberation Keyboard w/ Force

via this auction. Via the following auctions. Note this is from the seller that listed the "Thingamajig" and Prototype Polymoog owned by the late Tony Marchese, the designer who invented the Taurus pedals.

"Keybed is made By Matsushita/ESK. Should fit many models of 44 key, touch sensitive Moog products."

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Early Moog Polymoog PCBs

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Via the following auctions. Note this is from the seller that listed the "Thingamajig" and Prototype Polymoog owned by the late Tony Marchese, the designer who invented the Taurus pedals.

203A 280A PCB control board
980-0401760

203A 280A poly cards

203A 280A PCB control board
996-042499-00 ASSY. REV.

via the listings: "Functional condition not known. I will be starting to part out this Polymoog over the next few weeks. Check the pics. Check your unit. I have know way to know if it work in you unit. As Moog at this time was revising these on nearly a daily basis. In an attempt to make them more reliable. Sold as-is. for parts or repair. Very rare . Check my other auctions for more Polymoog parts."

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POLYFUSE - La Petite Mort

POLYFUSE - La Petite Mort from POLYFUSE on Vimeo.

http://polyfuse.bandcamp.com/album/la-petite-mort

Cwejman S1 mkII & a Grundig G5 shortwave radio make an appearance.
POLYFUSE is Justin McGrath of TRASH_AUDIO.

via TRASH_AUDIO

"The day has arrived. Despite this album being my most personal and emotional album release, I am really happy that it’s finally out of my hands. I’ll elaborate much more in another post about the making of La Petite Mort, but for now I think that it’s important to mention that this is absolutely an album that’s meant to be played in its entirety from beginning to end. Originally I was going to release this all as a single hour long track, but I decided to break it up since I know a lot of people won’t sit listening through all the way. I hope you do though, because the journey through this album is crafted in such a way that it should evoke some type of emotional response."

CGS Serge Programer Sequencer / Thank you LX

Published on Oct 11, 2012 by Dmitri SFC

"I asked LX how to divide a clock using only old serge modules. He said use the Sequencer module, patch the clock into it and reset it on a short loop, patch out of one of the active steps and clock is divided from original! I wanted to see if i could get the programmer to step backwards momentarily and on beat so i patched one of the clocks into one direction of the programer and patched the other into the peak and trough along with a slew then into the programer ."