Published on Apr 11, 2013 NoiseSwarm·6 videos
"MemoryMoog solo, no efx, no processing. Doepfer MAQ sends 3 midi sequences to MemoryMoog with occassional keyboard dabbling by Stomachlining"
Thursday, April 11, 2013
QuNeo Performance Techniques Vol. 1
Published on Apr 11, 2013 Keith McMillen Instruments·162 videos
Big thanks to the artists featured in this video. In order of appearance:
1. Coda in Blue: www.codainblue.com and www.soundcloud.com/coda-in-blue
2. Tondal: soundcloud.com/tondalofficial
3. Amy Knoles: amyknoles.org
4. Gaz Williams: www.songsurgeon.co.uk Gaz is the co-presenter of Sonicstate.com's Sonic Touch program, and is currently on world tour playing bass with Karl Hyde (Underworld).
5. Capcom (Adriano Clemente): adrianoclemente.com
6. Infinite Sinewave: www.youtube.com/user/infinitesinewave and www.facebook.com/InfiniteSinewave
7. Josh Bess: joshbess.net
8. Electro Khaki: soundcloud.com/khakimusic and facebook.com/pages/Electro-Khaki/325847640772751
QuNeo on zZounds
QuNeos on eBay
Big thanks to the artists featured in this video. In order of appearance:
1. Coda in Blue: www.codainblue.com and www.soundcloud.com/coda-in-blue
2. Tondal: soundcloud.com/tondalofficial
3. Amy Knoles: amyknoles.org
4. Gaz Williams: www.songsurgeon.co.uk Gaz is the co-presenter of Sonicstate.com's Sonic Touch program, and is currently on world tour playing bass with Karl Hyde (Underworld).
5. Capcom (Adriano Clemente): adrianoclemente.com
6. Infinite Sinewave: www.youtube.com/user/infinitesinewave and www.facebook.com/InfiniteSinewave
7. Josh Bess: joshbess.net
8. Electro Khaki: soundcloud.com/khakimusic and facebook.com/pages/Electro-Khaki/325847640772751
QuNeo on zZounds
QuNeos on eBay
Vermona DRM1 MKIII "Tuned Kit"
Published on Apr 11, 2013 Jesse Juup·39 videos
"I was playing around in the studio, hooked up the Vermona into an old "guitar pedal" CMP-5 Compressor (vintage, was available under several brands), then tuned the DRM1 into a funky ringing tune and just recorded it to store the "preset" as a video. Perhaps some other DRM1 users will want pause the video and see if they can get theirs in the same kind of a tuned kit stage? Just use a compressor to pass some snappy attack and smash the rest pretty flat. The added noise just added character (using the headphones out, the main outs in the back are more quiet) and the cheap compressor added some roughness and ambient noise too."
Game Boy + VL-Tone + Modular
Game Boy + VL-Tone + Modular from Icebreaker Audio on Vimeo.
A mid-mourning experiment, connecting a Nintendo Game Boy (running Nanoloop) and a Casio VL-Tone to an analogue modular system. Digital+Analogue Joy.
The recording is 100% live, with some basic mastering.
Playing around to get some ideas for the Save Icebreaker Audio Campaign: http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/save-icebreaker-audio
Full technical spec:
Recorded and Mastered in Sonar via Audio Kontrol 1
Game Boy bought at Berlin flea market running Nanoloop
Game Boy stereo signal split and routed into Diode Filter+Waveshaper, and a Spring Reverb.
Casio VL-Tone mixed into the VCA, VCF, and external input of the A-111-5 (Dark Energy Module)
UVI© Digital Synsations - Yamaha SY77, Korg M1, Roland D50 & Ensoniq VFX
Digital Synsations | Official Trailer UVI©
Published on Apr 11, 2013
❐ Buy Digital Synsations : http://bit.ly/digital-synsations
❐ UVI Official Website : http://www.uvi.net
❐ UVI Official Blog : http://blog.uvi.net
"A brand-new massive library inspired by four 90s classic keyboards -- the Yamaha SY77, the Korg M1, the Roland D50 and the Ensoniq VFX : UVI Digital Synsations
Digital Synsations includes over 500 patches expertly programmed on a fully restored Yamaha SY77, Korg M1, Roland D50 and Ensoniq VFX‚ used by many of the greats including Depeche Mode, The Cure, Pet Shop Boys, Vangelis, Brian Eno, Toto, 808 State, Jean Michael Jarre and more.
We deeply multi-sampled these custom patches using top-shelf equipment and edited them to perfection before sending them off for professional mastering. These sonics became the foundation for our new hybrid instrument and combined with the UVI Engine give you the true character of these classic synths with all of the peculiarities and programming by products intact. Not only that but you get them in an extremely easy to use and fast to edit environment complete with all the features you expect from a modern virtual instrument.
If you're looking for a new take on the 90's sound, or just some new classic synth inspiration then look no further.
———————————————————————————
* UVI is not affiliated, endorsed or sponsored by the Yamaha Corporation, the Korg Corporation, the Roland Corporation or the Ensoniq Corp. All trademarks are held by their respective owners.
** iLok required"
"UVI introduces a massive library inspired by four 90s classic keyboards – the Yamaha SY77, the Korg M1, the Roland D50 and the Ensoniq VFX : UVI Digital Synsations
A NEW BREED
In the late 80's and early 90's the synthesizer landscape began to change. A new breed of keyboards began appearing in shops, records and on stage; matte black behemoths eschewing the familiar knob arrays for uniform clusters of discrete buttons and glowing green LCD screens. They signaled more than a shift in interaction with our musical counterparts‚ they ushered in the era of the digital synth.
To those willing to forgo the immediacy and ease-of-editing of the analog synth world these keyboards offered amazing features for the time; massive polyphony, extensive on-board sequencers and pattern memory, removable storage and digital effects. In addition to the immediate benefits of digital processing some of these keyboards also dawned innovative hybrid synthesis techniques, combining sample playback with classic methods allowing synthesists and musicians the opportunity to explore new sonic territory.
4 CLASSICS, MASSIVE PATCH LIBRARY
The possibilities with a few of these classics was more than we could bear and became the inspiration for our new project, Digital Synsations. We took 4 classic keyboards from the era and set our sound designers loose, tasking them to return with boundary-pushing sounds‚and they did. Digital Synsations includes over 500 patches expertly programmed on a fully restored Yamaha SY77, Korg M1, Roland D50 and Ensoniq VFX‚ used by many of the greats including Depeche Mode, The Cure, Pet Shop Boys, Vangelis, Brian Eno, Toto, 808 State, Jean Michael Jarre and more.
PRISTINE SOUND, DEEPLY EDITABLE
We deeply multi-sampled these custom patches using top-shelf equipment and edited them to perfection before sending them off for professional mastering. These sonics became the foundation for our new hybrid instrument and combined with the UVI Engine give you the true character of these classic synths with all of the peculiarities and programming by products intact. Not only that but you get them in an extremely easy to use and fast to edit environment complete with all the features you expect from a modern virtual instrument.
If you're looking for a new take on the 90's sound or just some new classic synth inspiration then look no further.
SYNSATIONAL INSPIRATIONS
The SY77 combines next generation FM synthesis with 16-bit sampled sounds from internal memory or stored on removable ROM cards. The AFM engine on these synths allows you to freely apply filters and envelopes to any of the sampled sounds and then roll the resulting waveforms back into the FM algorithm prior to further filtering. This novel approach, dubbed RCM hybrid synthesis, can be used to yield extremely versatile sonic results.
The M1 employs AI (Advanced Integrated) synthesis, a hybrid synthesis engine that allows the creation of sounds made up of 16-bit multisamples or harmonic tables generated from by digital analysis from sample data similar to additive synthesis. These methods can be employed in parallel for even greater sonic diversity.
The VFX used a wavetable like synthesis method similar to that of the PPG Wave. Up to 6 waves can combined and layered into a single patch which feeds an impressive array of dual multi-mode filters, three 11-stage envelopes, an LFO and a 24-bit effects processor. Advanced parameter mapping allows up to 15 sources to be used for extremely complex modulations and sound shaping.
The D50 provided a purely digital signal path allowing the combination of 8-bit PCM samples with linear arithmetic synthesis to produce single hybrid sounds or complex cross modulations between the two. Furthermore you could layer two of these sounds together into a patch for a total of 4 digital OSCs. Each OSC could be independently programmed resulting in a remarkable variety of tonal possibilities.
* UVI is not affiliated, endorsed or sponsored by the Yamaha Corporation, the Korg Corporation, the Roland Corporation or the Ensoniq Corp. All trademarks are held by their respective owners."
Published on Apr 11, 2013
❐ Buy Digital Synsations : http://bit.ly/digital-synsations
❐ UVI Official Website : http://www.uvi.net
❐ UVI Official Blog : http://blog.uvi.net
"A brand-new massive library inspired by four 90s classic keyboards -- the Yamaha SY77, the Korg M1, the Roland D50 and the Ensoniq VFX : UVI Digital Synsations
Digital Synsations includes over 500 patches expertly programmed on a fully restored Yamaha SY77, Korg M1, Roland D50 and Ensoniq VFX‚ used by many of the greats including Depeche Mode, The Cure, Pet Shop Boys, Vangelis, Brian Eno, Toto, 808 State, Jean Michael Jarre and more.
We deeply multi-sampled these custom patches using top-shelf equipment and edited them to perfection before sending them off for professional mastering. These sonics became the foundation for our new hybrid instrument and combined with the UVI Engine give you the true character of these classic synths with all of the peculiarities and programming by products intact. Not only that but you get them in an extremely easy to use and fast to edit environment complete with all the features you expect from a modern virtual instrument.
If you're looking for a new take on the 90's sound, or just some new classic synth inspiration then look no further.
———————————————————————————
* UVI is not affiliated, endorsed or sponsored by the Yamaha Corporation, the Korg Corporation, the Roland Corporation or the Ensoniq Corp. All trademarks are held by their respective owners.
** iLok required"
"UVI introduces a massive library inspired by four 90s classic keyboards – the Yamaha SY77, the Korg M1, the Roland D50 and the Ensoniq VFX : UVI Digital Synsations
A NEW BREED
In the late 80's and early 90's the synthesizer landscape began to change. A new breed of keyboards began appearing in shops, records and on stage; matte black behemoths eschewing the familiar knob arrays for uniform clusters of discrete buttons and glowing green LCD screens. They signaled more than a shift in interaction with our musical counterparts‚ they ushered in the era of the digital synth.
To those willing to forgo the immediacy and ease-of-editing of the analog synth world these keyboards offered amazing features for the time; massive polyphony, extensive on-board sequencers and pattern memory, removable storage and digital effects. In addition to the immediate benefits of digital processing some of these keyboards also dawned innovative hybrid synthesis techniques, combining sample playback with classic methods allowing synthesists and musicians the opportunity to explore new sonic territory.
4 CLASSICS, MASSIVE PATCH LIBRARY
The possibilities with a few of these classics was more than we could bear and became the inspiration for our new project, Digital Synsations. We took 4 classic keyboards from the era and set our sound designers loose, tasking them to return with boundary-pushing sounds‚and they did. Digital Synsations includes over 500 patches expertly programmed on a fully restored Yamaha SY77, Korg M1, Roland D50 and Ensoniq VFX‚ used by many of the greats including Depeche Mode, The Cure, Pet Shop Boys, Vangelis, Brian Eno, Toto, 808 State, Jean Michael Jarre and more.
PRISTINE SOUND, DEEPLY EDITABLE
We deeply multi-sampled these custom patches using top-shelf equipment and edited them to perfection before sending them off for professional mastering. These sonics became the foundation for our new hybrid instrument and combined with the UVI Engine give you the true character of these classic synths with all of the peculiarities and programming by products intact. Not only that but you get them in an extremely easy to use and fast to edit environment complete with all the features you expect from a modern virtual instrument.
If you're looking for a new take on the 90's sound or just some new classic synth inspiration then look no further.
SYNSATIONAL INSPIRATIONS
The SY77 combines next generation FM synthesis with 16-bit sampled sounds from internal memory or stored on removable ROM cards. The AFM engine on these synths allows you to freely apply filters and envelopes to any of the sampled sounds and then roll the resulting waveforms back into the FM algorithm prior to further filtering. This novel approach, dubbed RCM hybrid synthesis, can be used to yield extremely versatile sonic results.
The M1 employs AI (Advanced Integrated) synthesis, a hybrid synthesis engine that allows the creation of sounds made up of 16-bit multisamples or harmonic tables generated from by digital analysis from sample data similar to additive synthesis. These methods can be employed in parallel for even greater sonic diversity.
The VFX used a wavetable like synthesis method similar to that of the PPG Wave. Up to 6 waves can combined and layered into a single patch which feeds an impressive array of dual multi-mode filters, three 11-stage envelopes, an LFO and a 24-bit effects processor. Advanced parameter mapping allows up to 15 sources to be used for extremely complex modulations and sound shaping.
The D50 provided a purely digital signal path allowing the combination of 8-bit PCM samples with linear arithmetic synthesis to produce single hybrid sounds or complex cross modulations between the two. Furthermore you could layer two of these sounds together into a patch for a total of 4 digital OSCs. Each OSC could be independently programmed resulting in a remarkable variety of tonal possibilities.
* UVI is not affiliated, endorsed or sponsored by the Yamaha Corporation, the Korg Corporation, the Roland Corporation or the Ensoniq Corp. All trademarks are held by their respective owners."
Berna 2.0 Tutorial 1: Tone-Mixture in Studie II fashion
Berna 2.0 Tutorial 1: Tone-Mixture in Studie II fashion from Giorgio Sancristoforo on Vimeo.
"This tutorial shows some new functions of the tape recorders using a tone-mixture technique taken from Karlheinz Stockhausen's Study 2."
Follow-up to: Introducing Berna 2.0 - 1950s Electronic Music Studio
::vtol:: amusia
::vtol:: amusia from ::vtol:: on Vimeo.
"Following the idea of Garmonbozia that has Buddha Machines inside, Amusia is an aleatoric synth station with loops that are prepared by customers. Each of four blocks can have any number of tracks, limited to 32Mb in size (total per block). More info and demos - http://samoletuvvp.narod.ru/vto/diy/amusia.html"
Doepfer A121 Multimode Filter Low and High pass Filters Demonstration
Published on Apr 11, 2013 raulsworldofsynths·205 videos
"A brief look at the Doepfer A121 Multimode Filter. Audio demonstrations of the Doepfer A121 Multimode filters. A specific look at the Low and High Pass Filters. Next video in series looks at the Band Pass and Notch filters.Sound and Video by Raul Pena." Also featured: Tiptop Audio stackables & Dave Jones Design eurorack O'Tool.
All parts here.
"A brief look at the Doepfer A121 Multimode Filter. Audio demonstrations of the Doepfer A121 Multimode filters. A specific look at the Low and High Pass Filters. Next video in series looks at the Band Pass and Notch filters.Sound and Video by Raul Pena." Also featured: Tiptop Audio stackables & Dave Jones Design eurorack O'Tool.
All parts here.
High Skies - Voyage en Argent
Published on Apr 10, 2013 microscopics·10 videos
Roland Jupiter-6 + Carl Sagan
"http://music.microscopics.co.uk A new video from 'High Skies - Sounds of Earth' uploaded every week. Next week 'Forecast Fire'
More...
Music by Mat Jarvis
Video by James Blinn, Voyager flyby, NASA 1981
iTunes
Amazon
More High Skies
http://music.microscopics.co.uk
HIGH SKIES - SOUNDS OF EARTH
1 Au Debut de Voyage http://youtu.be/T1PK6xtugoY
2 The Shape of Things to Come http://youtu.be/mFnmbefxkQI
3 Voyage en Argent
4 ...
5 ...
6 ..."
All parts here.
Roland Jupiter-6 + Carl Sagan
"http://music.microscopics.co.uk A new video from 'High Skies - Sounds of Earth' uploaded every week. Next week 'Forecast Fire'
More...
Music by Mat Jarvis
Video by James Blinn, Voyager flyby, NASA 1981
iTunes
Amazon
More High Skies
http://music.microscopics.co.uk
HIGH SKIES - SOUNDS OF EARTH
1 Au Debut de Voyage http://youtu.be/T1PK6xtugoY
2 The Shape of Things to Come http://youtu.be/mFnmbefxkQI
3 Voyage en Argent
4 ...
5 ...
6 ..."
All parts here.
Vintage Paia Gnome Analog Synthesizer
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