Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Sister wives / brother husbands POLYGAMIST BATTLE
Published on Dec 19, 2012 by elektrodwarf
"boo boo i should have tuned the oscillators before i did this, oh well. all MIDI-live fun fest, polygamists for all!! oh and those tr-808 samples indicate that someone should probably gimme a real 808"
Also see:
The Ekdahl Polygamist - a Synthesizer for the Whole Family
Introducing The Ekdahl Polygamist - Debut at The Control Voltage Faire
"Corridors of Time"
"Corridors of Time 1" - (Instrumental)
Published on Dec 18, 2012 by TimeSynthis
"Chamber music for electronic orchestra.
MFOS Sound Lab and DS-7 clone play percussion, controlled by Trouby Modular. Other instruments played on an Ensoniq SD-1. Red Square used only for multiple patching from the Trouby to the DS-7 clone."
"Corridors of Time 2" - (Instrumental)
Published on Dec 19, 2012
"Part 2
MFOS Sound Lab and DS-7 clone play percussion, controlled by Trouby Modular. Other instruments played on an Ensoniq SD-1. Red Square used only for multiple patching from the Trouby to the DS-7 clone.
Settings changed (from pictured) Master Clock 72, second multiple used to add 2nd trigger to MFOS Sound Lab.
Here the ending glissandi here (3:05)"
"Corridors of Time 3" - (Instrumental)
Published on Dec 23, 2012
Published on Dec 18, 2012 by TimeSynthis
"Chamber music for electronic orchestra.
MFOS Sound Lab and DS-7 clone play percussion, controlled by Trouby Modular. Other instruments played on an Ensoniq SD-1. Red Square used only for multiple patching from the Trouby to the DS-7 clone."
"Corridors of Time 2" - (Instrumental)
Published on Dec 19, 2012
"Part 2
MFOS Sound Lab and DS-7 clone play percussion, controlled by Trouby Modular. Other instruments played on an Ensoniq SD-1. Red Square used only for multiple patching from the Trouby to the DS-7 clone.
Settings changed (from pictured) Master Clock 72, second multiple used to add 2nd trigger to MFOS Sound Lab.
Here the ending glissandi here (3:05)"
"Corridors of Time 3" - (Instrumental)
Published on Dec 23, 2012
Thomas Henry Mega Percussion Synthesizer
flickr By sduck409
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"This is my version of the Thomas Henry - Electro-Music.com Mega Percussion Synthesizer."
Zerosum Inertia Erebus Orifice
via Zerosum Inertia
"Oscillating waveshaper tube distortion effect.
Designed to take up 1 single space in QCR8, 22 space, or 44 space cabinet from synthesizers.com.
Consumes 30 mA +-15 and 150 mA +5 using the standard power distribution system from Synthesizers.com.
Depth: 1.9 inches.
Tube: 6CB6"
Merry X MIX Patch Series: Balanced Ringmod
Merry XMIX Patch Series: Balanced Ringmod from VoltageCtrlR on Vimeo.
"I'm going to be doing a series of Malekko/Wiard XMIX patches for the holiday season.
First up is my version of the XMIX Ringmod Patch by Grant Richter:
uLFO Sine out to XMIX X in,
X and Y attenuators turned all the way up.
Set Switch to negative.
Iphone (Sonic Youth - Tremens) headphone out to X MIX Z control in.
Set Z attenuator to about 1 o' clock
XMIX X out to soundcard."
MOOG MINITMOOG
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via the listing/seller: "Up for sale is the ULTRA RARE Moog Minitmoog Preset Synthesizer... NOT VERY MANY UNITS WERE MADE & TO MY KNOWLEDGE ACCORDING FROM OTHER SOURCES ONLY ABOUT 10 UNITS ARE FULLY WORKING PROPERLY WORLDWIDE... Why..?? Because of the "Variable Capacitance" Touch Sensor Bar or After Touch Mechanism is not like any other synthesizer's after touch mechanisms.
This one is based on a simple variable capacitance set up by the use of a semi-conductive material which is extremely hard to find and obviously in ALL of the Minitmoogs around the world have failed because that semi-conductive material has ceased to work because of the aging chemical reaction between all the other materials involved & the semi-conductive material. But I managed to source all the parts and materials needed exactly as it was used by the Moog Factory back then... Note to add up to this, I have owned several synthesizers with after touch most of them by variable resistance, etc but no other mechanism responds as neatly as this one with variable capacitance... Read later why...
via this auction
(pics of the inside below)
via the listing/seller: "Up for sale is the ULTRA RARE Moog Minitmoog Preset Synthesizer... NOT VERY MANY UNITS WERE MADE & TO MY KNOWLEDGE ACCORDING FROM OTHER SOURCES ONLY ABOUT 10 UNITS ARE FULLY WORKING PROPERLY WORLDWIDE... Why..?? Because of the "Variable Capacitance" Touch Sensor Bar or After Touch Mechanism is not like any other synthesizer's after touch mechanisms.
This one is based on a simple variable capacitance set up by the use of a semi-conductive material which is extremely hard to find and obviously in ALL of the Minitmoogs around the world have failed because that semi-conductive material has ceased to work because of the aging chemical reaction between all the other materials involved & the semi-conductive material. But I managed to source all the parts and materials needed exactly as it was used by the Moog Factory back then... Note to add up to this, I have owned several synthesizers with after touch most of them by variable resistance, etc but no other mechanism responds as neatly as this one with variable capacitance... Read later why...Moog Minimoog Voyager RME SN PM1311
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Doepfer Dark Energy Mk I vs Mk II
Published on Dec 19, 2012 by AudioCentralMagazine
"A quick comparison between Doepfer Dark Energy Mk I (CEM-based, just lopass w. lin fm) and Mk II (state variable filter, discrete circuit, etc.). Both machines under the same CV/Gate control from Dark Time step sequencer (courtesy of a bunch of multiples...). Mk I is panned more on Left audio channel; Mk II is more on Right audio channel. When they plays together, its a real GAS!!! :-)"
MIDIbox SammichSID Patch Demo
Published on Dec 19, 2012 by piamuk
"TITLE TYPO: It's 2 6851 SID Chips. Oops.
Demo of most of the stock patches. The Right Channel SID has a dead Oscillator (OSC 1), so the patches are not going to sound exact, but close enough. Couple of things to note, the loud pop when changing patches is the nature of the beast. Also the VCA bleed is inherent in all SID chips.
Effects used: Electro Harmonix Cathedral, Moog Moogerfooger MF-104M Analog Delay.
PSP Vintage Warmer V2 Compressor on Master Channel at mixdown."
"TITLE TYPO: It's 2 6851 SID Chips. Oops.
Demo of most of the stock patches. The Right Channel SID has a dead Oscillator (OSC 1), so the patches are not going to sound exact, but close enough. Couple of things to note, the loud pop when changing patches is the nature of the beast. Also the VCA bleed is inherent in all SID chips.
Effects used: Electro Harmonix Cathedral, Moog Moogerfooger MF-104M Analog Delay.
PSP Vintage Warmer V2 Compressor on Master Channel at mixdown."
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