Novation Bass Station II vs. TETRA/MopHo Dave Smith Instruments

Published on Sep 13, 2013 LESINDES·98 videos

Novation Bass Station IIs on eBay

Jody Wisternoff Studio Jam with Future Music

Published on Sep 13, 2013

"Watch as Jody Wisternoff fires up his amazing studio and put the equipment to good use with a fantastic exclusive live jam.
To find out more about the equipment in this video check out the studio tour here:"

Jody Wisternoff Studio Tour

Previously posted here.

Synth Jam with Loop Station

Published on Sep 13, 2013

Title track: Ladakh - JampyKeys live music.
Tools:
Moog Voyager - Synth Drone & FX
Moog Little Phatty - Lead
DSI Prophet 08 - Ambient Drone
Boss RC 30 Loop Station preprogrammed with my loops made with Cubase
Roland Alpha Juno 2 - Syn Rise preset.
TC Electronics M 350 outboard FX (Delay & Reverb)

Soviet Electronika EM-26 Vocoder with Original Canvas Gig Bag

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via this auction

Audio demo at the auction and previously posted here.

"This is a Russian Elektronika EM-26 Vocoder. It's similar to the famous Roland VP-330. This was made in Soviet Russia, and is all analog. It has some wear, and can be unpredictable sometimes, but it's understandable since it's from the 1970's, made in Soviet Russia.

I bought it about about 1 year ago, and had it checked and serviced by a professional after I received it.

About it:
Electronika EM-26 portable vocoder is intended for synthesis the voice or external signals, has internal strings ton-generator, analyzer-synthesizer, modulations and vocoder effects.

The pitch of the vocoder can be changed using the keys.

Control panel includes 4 sections: VIBRATO, VOCODER, STRINGS and LEVEL.

VIBRATO section has sliders - accent, depth and rate
VOCODER - chorus knobs (on, mode), mic/vocoder level
STRINGS - on/off, level, violin/cello, sustain
LEVEL - mic, line A, line C

Keyboard PANEL: main level, pitch, interval, octave, pitch bend

A English translation of the panel is included.

Comes with original imprinted military-style carrying case."

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MORPHINE MACHINE SOUND GENERATOR

Published on Sep 13, 2013 Biyi Amez·22 videos

"Basado en varios circuitos CMOS,4017,4051 melody generator,40106 osciladores x 6,4040 clock divider,PT-2399 delay."

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bridge³

Published on Sep 13, 2013 Ebotronix·773 videos

4ms Peg, RCD², VcaMatrix
Analogue Systems RS100², RS110²², RS360²
Arp Odyssey white noise source
Doepfer R2M, A143-1&2, A134²² ,A143-9 ,A156,A171,A185-2, A 138c
Flame Chord Machine, Talking Synth Module
foh choices
Grendel Formant Filter²
Make Noise Brains,PP², Maths²,Optomix,René,QMMG, Wogglebug²
Malekko Anti Oscillator²² ,Uncle³,Jag
Moog Freqbox²²,CP251, MP201
Oberheim Sem <1--more-->
Roland SVC 350
Simmons clap trap
SSL Modulation Orgy
Tiptop Audio Z 8000 voltage source
Toppobrillo Quantimator², Sportmodulator, TWF²
Logic masterclock to Kenton Pro 2000² to Peg & RCD²
FX : Boss SL 20 ,Boss VF 1, Lexicon PCM80 & 90,Line6 echopro
+ ~ -
kick RS110 QMMG
clap / noise Simmons Clap Trap & Arp Odyssey to RS110,QMMG, A134
CM arp to A 171,uncles, RS110,QMMG, A 134
chords by CM (Z8000) to antis ,RS 110, QMMG ,A134
Sem cv by René to TWF²,RS360²,Optomix
Roland SVC 350 ,R2m gate, Freqboxes and TSM to SL20 & A101-2²
Freqboxes³ chords by Quantimator²,VCA Matrix ,RS110, A134& Grendel² A132-2
Freqbox' sync with Sem's VCO1

Grids Hop - favorites modules improvisation

Published on Sep 13, 2013 staphlebug·6 videos

"Make Noise Wogglebug / Echophon / Mutable Instruments Braids / Grids / MMG / Doepfer A-149 / Optomix / Thomas Henry Controller LFO / Tiptop Audio drums / EMW digital Noise / Spring Reverb / and more.

No external effect or processing, no computer used except for video."

Diva Tutorial 06 - Delay and Reverb & 07 - more LFO shapes

Published on Sep 13, 2013 uheplugins·80 videos

"Tweak those effect parameters..."

Diva tutorial 07 - more LFO shapes
Published on Sep 13, 2013

"A few more LFO tricks... see tutorial 5"

All parts here.

Héliopause by RADIOKLOW - A Tribute to Voyager 1 on the Access Virus Ti

Published on Sep 12, 2013 RADIOKLOW·88 videos

What's interesting is Marc-Henri aka RADIOKLOW composed and then published this piece earlier today just before news broke that Voyager 1 has indeed entered interstellar space.  That's some great timing.  :)

"In 1977, The NASA launched two space shuttles, Voyager 1 and 2, to explore the solar system and reach if possible its limits to cross them and travel in the interstellar space. The last news about them let us think they are now somewhere on this border called heliopause, may be just one step beyond. From time time to time, I have a though for them as I would of distant twins who would be brothers of mine, with a deep tenderness. This is the reason why I composed this piece as a tribute to them and their journey to the unknown. Heliopause was composed for keyboard Virus TI, film and music by Marc-Henri Arfeux"

And the news today via NASA:

"Voyager 1 has entered interstellar space. The NASA spacecraft, which rose from Earth on a September morning 36 years ago, has traveled farther than anyone, or anything, in history. Now Voyager 1 is in the space between the stars. How did Voyager 1 get there? How do we know and where is it going? For more information on humanity's first emissary to what lies beyond, explore the videos, images and stories below..."

Published on Sep 14, 2013 RADIOKLOW·89 videos
Follow-up to Héliopause posted here.

"Siralia is the second piece I composed on sunday 8th of September 2013, as a tribute to the two Voyagers traveling in the distant border of the solar system, without knowing at that moment the NASA would announce officially the crossing of this border by Voyager I who - I say "who" instead of "which" because I feel these ships are part of us an kind of distant brothers - now travels in the interstellar space, first of all the human spaceships to explore this open region of the unknown.

Siralia precisely refers to this unbelievable extraordinary journey in the outer space, according to my sonic and visual imagination. When I composed it, only knowing the two Voyagers where traveling in the Héliopoause I wanted to jump one step beyond to anticipate this great adventure in the interstellar void. Now Voyager I runs and glides in this mysterious ocean of silence and my composition becomes a message to "him" !

I called this composition "Siralia", for two reasons. Sirius is the nearest star that can be reached from the solar system, and it is also the title Karlheinz Stockhausen gave to the first opera of his Week of Light cycle, in 1976. At that time I was 14 years old and discovering the contemporary electroacoustic of the seventies with passion, having been initiated to this music by my father. The first record I heard in the early seventies was "Le Voyage (The Journey) by Pierre Henry, a major composition of 1963. Before that, in the late sixties, when I was 8 or 9, my father would often play with his radio at the extreme regions of the short waves band to produce strange sounds he compared to tibetan music, and I was found of it ! I think this is the first root of my passion for electroacoustic music and wanted here to pay this tribute to my father who will be happy to be quoted here for this beautiful reason, as well as my mother who will be very pleased to read here this little but essential anecdote about him !

Siralia was composed on my favorite Keyboard Virus TI. The film is done after personal videos and pictures treated for the circumstance as well as various pictures of astronomy, including images of Voyager, of the message it carries and of star Sirius, also treated by various means to produce this film."

Modded Synthwerks MG-1 Pushbutton Module

via Synthwerks on Facebook

"Just finished testing this custom Mod of a MG-1 for a user in Japan (Shout-out to Reppiks on Tokyo!). The mod replaces the multiple jacks with 2 independent manual CV sources. This allows some neat things when patched into the rest of the MG-1. This one tested out fine so I will start on the second one next (he wanted two of them)."

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