Thursday, March 28, 2013
Carl Oliver - Experiment Sixteen
Published on Mar 28, 2013 Carl Oliver·16 videos
"A Video Series of Short Eurorack Modular Impromptu Experiments and Improvisations."
"A Video Series of Short Eurorack Modular Impromptu Experiments and Improvisations."
EDP Wasp Video
Published on Mar 28, 2013 Vintagestuff2·12 videos
"Jammin on the ESP Wasp. It's for sale. Check www.facebook.com/vintageworks.nl for the details."
EDP Wasps on eBay
Circuit Bent Star Glow by freeform delusion
Published on Mar 28, 2013
"Star Glow - Rehoused relaxation machine - with glow in the dark stickers
switched 1/4inch mono jack output
on/off toggle switch
red LED
Pitch Up/Down Control
Green momentary button (on the side) for glitch/crash
4 red momentary buttons to select - whale noise, heartbeat, sea and waves
.fd. online
Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/pages/freefor...
Twitter - https://twitter.com/freeformd
eBay - freeform-delusion on eBay (RSS)
My older Circuit Bending channel - http://www.youtube.com/user/eecouk?fe..."
Earonator - Pocket Sound Art - For Use With Headphones
Published on Mar 28, 2013 ChrisLody·54 videos
Curious about the volume levels. Could make a fun modulation source.
"The Earonator is a tiny portable piece of sound art. It is designed to be used with headphones, measures only 2 1/2" x 1 1/2" x 1 1/2" and weighs only 11.5 grams (30 oz) including the battery so it can easily be taken anywhere for a shot of noise in your ear holes.
It runs off a single pp3 9v battery. The circuit creates 2 square wave oscillators (the bit that goes beep), the pitch of which is controlled by the amount of light falling on the integrated sensors. These are either fed into each ear separately for a clean stereo effect or modulate each other for a dirty ripping type sound similar to that of a ring modulator. The 2 modes are selected using a switch on the side of the unit. There is also a power switch and a nice shiny blue power light.
It also comes with 1 Metre of suede cord so you can hang it round your neck, dance around manically and confuse onlookers.
The 3.5mm output socket that the headphones connect to can also be used as a 'line out' socket so the Earonator can also be connected to an amplifier such as a home stereo, PC speakers or a PC sound-card etc.
The Earonator also comes with instructions. The headphones and battery shown in the image are not included.
It is available to buy now from:
https://www.etsy.com/shop/SymetriColour
http://folksy.com/shops/ChrisDodsworthDesign"
Curious about the volume levels. Could make a fun modulation source.
"The Earonator is a tiny portable piece of sound art. It is designed to be used with headphones, measures only 2 1/2" x 1 1/2" x 1 1/2" and weighs only 11.5 grams (30 oz) including the battery so it can easily be taken anywhere for a shot of noise in your ear holes.
It runs off a single pp3 9v battery. The circuit creates 2 square wave oscillators (the bit that goes beep), the pitch of which is controlled by the amount of light falling on the integrated sensors. These are either fed into each ear separately for a clean stereo effect or modulate each other for a dirty ripping type sound similar to that of a ring modulator. The 2 modes are selected using a switch on the side of the unit. There is also a power switch and a nice shiny blue power light.
It also comes with 1 Metre of suede cord so you can hang it round your neck, dance around manically and confuse onlookers.
The 3.5mm output socket that the headphones connect to can also be used as a 'line out' socket so the Earonator can also be connected to an amplifier such as a home stereo, PC speakers or a PC sound-card etc.
The Earonator also comes with instructions. The headphones and battery shown in the image are not included.
It is available to buy now from:
https://www.etsy.com/shop/SymetriColour
http://folksy.com/shops/ChrisDodsworthDesign"
KORG iPolysix 48 Bar Amazing Solo by Mee Zanook
Published on Mar 28, 2013 Mee Zanook·24 videos
"The iPolysix takes the stage playing back my impressive 48 bar Solo on my newest track 'My Solo Horizon'"
iTunes:
KORG iPolysix - KORG INC.
iOS Devices on eBay - Daily Tech Deals
"The iPolysix takes the stage playing back my impressive 48 bar Solo on my newest track 'My Solo Horizon'"
iTunes:
KORG iPolysix - KORG INC.
iOS Devices on eBay - Daily Tech Deals
emergency² €xit
Published on Mar 27, 2013 Ebotronix·618 videos
4 ms Peg, RCD
Analogue Systems 2x RS100,4xRS 110,2xRS 360
Bananalogue Serge VCS
Buchla System # 1
Cyndustries 2x Zero Oscillator
Doepfer A156 A 134 panning by A 143-9 QLFO ,Maths & Moog MP 201
Flame 2x Chord Machine & Talking Synth Modul
foh choices
Grendel Formant Filter 2x
Make Noise Brains PP 2x Maths 2x Moddemix Optonix QMMG Wogglebug
Malekko 4x Anti 4x Unkle Jag
Roland SVC 350 Vocoder
SSL Modulation Orgy
Tiptop Audio Z 8000
Toppobrillo,Sportmodulator, 2x TWF
Logic master clock to Kenton Pro 2000
Drums Buchla System # 1
FX Boss VF 1,Lexicon PCM 80, Line6 Echopro , TC M 3000
+ ~ -
Z8000 cv to Chord Machine 1 (Unkle's)
CM 1 Arp out to CM 2 (Anti's)
CM 2 Arp out to Zo 1sine out to fm in Zo 2
Talking Synth ( cv by Pressure Points)
to Grendel and to Vocoder
4 ms Peg, RCD
Analogue Systems 2x RS100,4xRS 110,2xRS 360
Bananalogue Serge VCS
Buchla System # 1
Cyndustries 2x Zero Oscillator
Doepfer A156 A 134 panning by A 143-9 QLFO ,Maths & Moog MP 201
Flame 2x Chord Machine & Talking Synth Modul
foh choices
Grendel Formant Filter 2x
Make Noise Brains PP 2x Maths 2x Moddemix Optonix QMMG Wogglebug
Malekko 4x Anti 4x Unkle Jag
Roland SVC 350 Vocoder
SSL Modulation Orgy
Tiptop Audio Z 8000
Toppobrillo,Sportmodulator, 2x TWF
Logic master clock to Kenton Pro 2000
Drums Buchla System # 1
FX Boss VF 1,Lexicon PCM 80, Line6 Echopro , TC M 3000
+ ~ -
Z8000 cv to Chord Machine 1 (Unkle's)
CM 1 Arp out to CM 2 (Anti's)
CM 2 Arp out to Zo 1sine out to fm in Zo 2
Talking Synth ( cv by Pressure Points)
to Grendel and to Vocoder
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Waldorf Rocket Review Part 1 - Features Rundown
Published on Mar 21, 2013 TheManWithTheSynth·1 video
Quick notes: Oscillator can be set to Saw or Pulse wave. There are two knobs for them. Wave on the left and Tune on the right. In Saw mode, when Wave is below the 12 o'clock position you can add additional oscillators one at a time by turning the Wave knob. You use the Tune knob to detune them. At the 12 o'clock position the oscillators go into musical intervals. For Saw you have unison with paraphonic polyphony mode when both Wave & Tune knobs are turned fully to the right. In Pulse mode the Wave knob adjusts the pulse width below 12 o'clock, after 12 applies LFO for pulse width modulation. The Tune knob in Pulse mode adds an extra oscillator and musical intervals after the 12 position. Analog Lowpass, Bandpass and Highpass filter modes with keyboard tracking and resonance. Boost circuit is raunchy. LFO goes into low audio range. The Arp has some interesting functionality, again above the 12 o'clock position of it's Depth/Range knob. Envelop is instant on so no slow attacks. Switch for quick attacks. Two envelopes but they share the same Decay. The Rocket also supports velocity and aftertouch. For full specs and clarifications download the full manual here.
"In the first part of my Waldorf Rocket review I am doing a quick rundown of the features of the synthesizer. Mind that I am not trying to create beautiful sounds and the audio setup is rather amateurish - this video is just features presentation for those of you who are too lazy to download and read the manual ;) I will do a proper sound demo in about two days. While I know quite a bit about synthesizers this is my first youtube video, so I apologize for any technical shortcomings."
Waldorf Rocket review part 2 - sound demo
Published on Mar 29, 2013 TheManWithTheSynth·2 videos
"Following the feature rundown I am now giving you a sound demo of the Waldorf Rocket with some commentary on how I produced the sounds. The signal path is synthesizer going directly into the audio interface with the exception of lead sounds where I use Boss Space Echo (the modern emulated version) for delay."
Circuit Abbey "Impulse Drive" : the Hidden VCA
Published on Mar 27, 2013 signalflowonline·12 videos
"In this video I demonstrate how, by using a negative envelope and bending the design of the Injector Select circuit, you get a VCA out of the Circuit Abbey 'Impulse Drive.' Also - when using it as a VCA with percussive elements, you can get some really weird gates and noise bursts."
"In this video I demonstrate how, by using a negative envelope and bending the design of the Injector Select circuit, you get a VCA out of the Circuit Abbey 'Impulse Drive.' Also - when using it as a VCA with percussive elements, you can get some really weird gates and noise bursts."
Squidfanny - Circuit Bended KAWAI R-50 Drum MAchine (march 2013)
Published on Mar 27, 2013 squidfanny·138 videos
"Kawai R-50 Drum Machine, circa. late 1980's. Dripping with Lo-Fi charm & Character.
Circuit Bent & Re-fitted with the legendary Kawai 'Electronic' ROM as well as the infamous 'R-100' ROM.
Just a quick vid, to show off the sounds and features.
In my humble opinion, the Kawai's are the greatest digital drum machines ever made - the features are staggering, especially for such a small little piece of 80's technology. The sound sets are phenomenal, the sequencer is rock solid and it feels really nice to use.
On the downside, it's quite noisy and there's not much pattern memory. Doesn't work too well as a midi slave either, but works fine as a master. Also the manual has a couple of annoying errors, which will chew up loads of time trying to figure out.
Do you own one? Then hat's off to you sir... You've got a really nice piece of Lo-Fi 80's technology."
"Kawai R-50 Drum Machine, circa. late 1980's. Dripping with Lo-Fi charm & Character.
Circuit Bent & Re-fitted with the legendary Kawai 'Electronic' ROM as well as the infamous 'R-100' ROM.
Just a quick vid, to show off the sounds and features.
In my humble opinion, the Kawai's are the greatest digital drum machines ever made - the features are staggering, especially for such a small little piece of 80's technology. The sound sets are phenomenal, the sequencer is rock solid and it feels really nice to use.
On the downside, it's quite noisy and there's not much pattern memory. Doesn't work too well as a midi slave either, but works fine as a master. Also the manual has a couple of annoying errors, which will chew up loads of time trying to figure out.
Do you own one? Then hat's off to you sir... You've got a really nice piece of Lo-Fi 80's technology."
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