MATRIXSYNTH

MOOG DRONE Moog Old School & Ring Modulator Part II

Published on Oct 12, 2012 by Rafael Carrasquillo

"Part Two Plus A Hammond 44 Melodica"

Added to part one here.

The Klirrfaktor: Lost Harmonic Identity Part J

Published on Oct 12, 2012 by TheKlirrfaktor

"Here we go - next part of the "Lost Harmonic Identity" series :)
Some changes in the system but I'll need a bigger case ...
I won't describe the whole patch this time (maybe later there will be a photo)...
Only one thing:
The organic lead sound - Makenoise René with WMD Synchrodyne (soooooo nice :) )"

Grendel Freq

Published on Oct 12, 2012 by Ebotronix

4ms Peg RCD
Analogue Systems 4x RS 110
Clavia D Drum 4
Doepfer 4x A 134 pan by Moog MP 201
Grendel Formant Filter
Make Noise 2x Maths Optomix QMMG 2xWogglebug
Malekko 4x Uncle
Moog 4x Freqbox CP 251
Toppobrillo Sportmodulator
SSL Orgy
Logic Sequencer to 2x Kenton Pro 2000 II
FX BossVF1 Lexicon PCM80 Line6Echopro TC M3000

Flower Electronics Little Boy Blue Patch Test

Published on Oct 12, 2012 by Paul Birken

"Testing after getting a power jack added by Low-Gain.
http://www.flowerelectronics.com/"

OPERATOR - NEW EP & Sponsor Shout Out!

I want to thank OPERATOR for his support as a new sponsor on the site. You'll find OPERATOR's banner on the right, under the Artist's & More section.

We are proud to announce OPERATOR's latest No Antidote EP!

"It’s finally here! The second OPERATOR EP was released today and can be bought on Beatport. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did making it. Please feel free to leave any comments in the form below or on the soundcloud page.

The EP will be available on iTunes and other digital music stores on November 9th"

Buy on Beatport

No Antidote EP (Available now on Beatport!) by OPERATOR-music

Modular synth in progress -- Sagittronics

Published on Oct 12, 2012 by charlieslick

"A little Demo of my Modular Synthesizers. Some modules are from Synthesizers.com and others and ones I made. some form musicfromouterspace.com. I'm using my slew limiter as a second Envelope generator."

Sagittronics -- Midi light controller -- with microkorg & Ableton

Published on Jun 7, 2012 by charlieslick

"A Demo of the Sagittronics Midi Light 001 light controller.

http://www.etsy.com/listing/100632717/sagittronics-001-midi-light
www.sagittronics.com
sagittronics[at]gmail
This device uses Midi note on/off data to control 8 X 120VAC outlets. what does that mean....?

It means, it's the most straight forward and easy to control light show ever made! Use any midi sequencing device, whether it be hardware like a Yamaha QY100, MPC, or Keyboard--or software such as Ableton, Logic, or anything that can sequence midi. No extra editing software required. No it doesn't use DMX, No it does not have a chase function. No dimmers, your lights are either on or off--We're not talking "laser floyd"--but you can do some cool easy stuff! Each outlet is linked to a midi note.

Outlet 1 = C3 (middle C)
Outlet 2 = C#3
Outlet 3 = D3
Outlet 4 = D#3
Outlet 5 = E3
Outlet 6 = F3
Outlet 7 = F#3
Outlet 8 = G3

NOTE ON= LIGHT ON
NOTE OFF= LIGHT OFF

that's it.

Everyone knows lights are fun at a party, but who wants to spend all that time screwing with cords and controllers and crap. this is easy!

And, it looks cool and homemade, tell them you made it, I don't care.

each one is housed in a heavy duty reclaimed walnut and plexi-glass container. To buy something of this nature--including all the hardware--might cost you upwards of $400+ dollars and it will come with all kinds of options that only jerks need. buy this instead!

Use it at Christmas to make your tree do that crap you've seen on the internet."

via Musikgear