[caknobs] TOA DE-1000 Jammin' for a demo (with drumtraks & SH-101)

Published on Mar 22, 2013 Caknobs·40 videos

"1986年発売、TOAのMODEL DE-1000という3chデジタルディレイを入手しました。このディレイマシンのエ­フェクトを楽しむためシンプルなセットを組んでみました。このディレイはいかにも『デ­ジタルです』という音ですがこれはこれで使い所があると思いました。
5:52からはディレイ音のみの音声サンプルになっています。

I obtained the "MODEL DE-1000" of TOA put on the market in 1986. This clip is the improvisation for checking that sound quality. In addition, from 5:52, it is a sample of only a delay sound.


[使用機材 / Machones]
TOA MODEL DE-1000 (3ch Delay)
Roland RX-82 (8ch Mixer)
Roland SH-101 (Analog synthesizer)
SCI drumtraks (PCM Drummachine)

※DE-1000の詳細については後日ブログにアップする予定です。"

KORG Interview with the Developers of the MS-20 - New Analogs to Come?

Some key points: depending on how well the MS-20 is received, we may see more from KORG, specifically the SQ-10 and MS-50 get mentioned below. The MS-20 Mini has the first MS-20 filter. As expected, no MIDI CC. The reason they give is because MIDI CC is limited to 128 steps so they did not want to lose the higher resolution of analog. True, but it would have made a nice MIDI controller for the iMS20 and other synths. The real reason I'm guessing is cost of development which in turn makes it more affordable for us, so that is a good thing as well. The following is the text captured for the archives. You'll find the pdf with a few more pics here.

"Tell us about the concept and development process - along with any interesting encounters you had - during your revival of the original MS-20.

'Since the monotron and monotribe allowed us to give users of all ages and levels of musical experience the unique enjoyment of creating sounds with an analog synthesizer, we felt that our next step should be to provide a full-fledged analog synthesizer. The MS-20 is what immediately came to mind. The development of software instruments such as the iMS-20 had given us experience in how to convey the basic design and specifications of the MS series, and we had also heard requests for analog sound modules in the Korg Legacy Collection, so it was a clear and natural decision that we should start the development process.

Developing the MS-20 mini brought to mind numerous memories from when we first developed the MS-20 thirty-five years ago. One particular memory was of our difficulties in deciding how to select transistors. Another interesting memory was when Gotthold Meyer from our German distributer (MUSIK MEYER Corporation) told us that the MS-20 could also be used as educational equipment for teaching science, and that we made an ultra-large MS-20 the size of a blackboard.t we should start the development process.'

How is the MS-20 mini superior to the original MS-10?

'We've added MIDI input and a USB port that were not available on the original MS-20, allowing the new model to be smoothly integrated into modern music production environments. Another advantage is that that it's slightly smaller than the original MS-20, saving space. In particular, the newly compact body is something you'll appreciate once you've used it.'

Why did you decide on a body size that was 86% of the original MS-20?

"We have great respect for the original MS-20, so we felt that it would be devaluing to make the new model exactly the same size as the original. That's why the size is different than the original. We also felt that it looked good in a slightly smaller size."

What gave you the most trouble when designing the MS-20 mini?

'As with the original MS-20, there was much deliberation in deciding on the transistors. That's because the performance of an analog synthesizer is greatly affected by things that don't appear on the spec sheet, such as the pairing characteristics of the transistors, and their response and consistency in the micro-current domain.'

Earlier and later models of the original MS-20 used different filters. Which filter did you select for the MS-20 mini?

'The MS-20 uses the KORG35 circuit that was on the earlier version of MS-20. Preferences vary between users, but we felt that the earlier version of the filter created a sound that had a more distinctive presence, and thus it was the appropriate choice for this reincarnation.'

Do you have plans to release circuit diagrams to users so that they can modify the MS-20 to support Hard Sync or Filter-FM, as you did for the mono tribe?

'As we did for the monotron and monotribe circuit diagrams, we will consider this if there is user demand. However, the MS-20 mini is more complex than the monotron and monotribe, so it will be more difficult to modify.'

Can the MS-20 mini receive MIDI control data and respond to it?

'Using coarse-resolution (128-step) MIDI data to control an analog synthesizer such as the MS-20 mini will not give you the smooth, un-stepped parameter changes that are characteristic of analog synthesizers, so from the design stage we made the decision to limit MIDI support to note data. This means that if you connect the MS-20 mini's MIDI input to the MIDI output of your keyboard or DAW, it will receive keyboard note data and produce sound in response. As developers, we want you to experience the unique enjoyment of analog synthesizers, so instead of using the parameters of the MS-20 mini via MIDI, we'd like you to use the instrument hands on in real- time and enjoy how the sound changes dynamically.'

Do you have plans for reviving other MS series models in the future, such as the SQ-10 or the MS-50?

'We want to give people who have never actually touched an analog synthesizer the chance of experiencing how much fun it can be. Just how necessary such a device would be in the present day is something that we'll decide after seeing the response from MS-20 mini users.'

Finally, what do the two of you think is the greatest attraction to the MS-10 mini?

'Very simply, it's a way to understand the origin of the synthesizer. As the developers, our wish is that the MS-20 mini will let you understand the enjoyment of creating your own sounds from scratch, rather than simply using ready-made sounds. Set it on your desk as your “go-to instrument”!'"

Beatsurfing as an Instrument Controller

YouTube Published on Mar 22, 2013 Tim Behrens·46 videos
Walkthrough tutorial overview at 3:17.

"A quick demo of how I use Beatsurfing to create instrument controllers, along with an explanation at the end. Beatsurfing is a great app that allows midi information to interact in new ways. Please note that it is a controller app and does not have any internal sounds. Everything you hear in the video was recorded live, using VST sounds in Cubase."

iTunes:
Beatsurfing - DRUW
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Protein Der Klang demo song by diodo

Published on Mar 23, 2013 JoLu MSosa·51 videos

"1st time using the app, decided to upload a demo
Original song using protein Der Klang, ipad, NI audio interface and rock band keyboard for controlling Sunrizer synth, All loops were created by me :) using NI Komplete Essentials
https://soundcloud.com/diodo"

iTunes:
Protein Der Klang - Pierre Guilluy

Easel Patch-Chart 17 for the 200

Published on Mar 23, 2013

"Here is my first humble attempt at translating Patch-Chart 17 from Allen Strange's 1974 manual for the Buchla Music Easel. It will be great to really hear this on a Music Easel, but until then it seems to be a very responsive and fun patch. Enjoy!"

bedap Buchla

Published on Mar 22, 2013 cray56·157 videos

Buchla distorted seqsquelch

Beating the System 100 Buchla

Published on Mar 23, 2013 djangosfire·103 videos

"Patching up some fun with a Buchla 100 System.

Focus is on the 123 Sequential Voltage Source.

Audio is direct out of the Buchla - no processing at all."

Alessandro Cortini - Live on KXLU 3/20/13 with Buchla Music Easel

Published on Mar 21, 2013 fancyfeces·5 videos

"Alessandro Cortini and his Buchla Music Easel. Excerpt of a live improvisation on Nanny Cantaloupe's Glossolalia program, 3/20/13 on KXLU 88.9 FM in Los Angeles."

ALIEN SPACE SHIP

Published on Mar 22, 2013 SuperRoss007·379 videos

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Squidfanny - Circuit Bent MONOTRIBE with R-50 & VCO Mute (march 2013).

Published on Mar 22, 2013

"I love Monotribes, but they do have a few minor flaws. These are now mostly resolved with some simple modifications. This video focus's mainly on the new sounds, features and mods -

VCO Mute - essential mod for using the filter with external audio.

VCO Boost - makes the Monotribe sound more bassey and less squeaky.

Clicks reduced (not removed) - The Monotribes GATE makes loud clicks, which can be a problem. All Monotribes suffer from this bug, even brand new models...
I haven't yet figured out a way to completely remove them, but they can be reduced a little by adding a couple of small capacitors.

loads of new controls for tweaking the Analog Drums.

Drums to VCF switch - allows the Analog drums to be piped into the VCF (Fuck yea!!!)

REZ-MODULATOR - Squelchy modulation between the waveforms and the filter Rez.

Loads of modular outputs added for the drums, waveforms & also trigger outputs.

Look at the mods and photos here -

http://s478.photobucket.com/user/squi..."


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