FLAME CLOCKWORK - MIDI TO CV SEQUENCER Eurorack Module

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Family jams I

Published on Nov 20, 2013 Dylan Simon·11 videos

"Moog Steinway singing and percussion"

Kid on a Moog Sonic Six.

ELEKTRO MOSKVA TRAILER

Published on Nov 19, 2013

"a documentary by Elena Tikhonova and Dominik Spritzendorfer, 2013, 89 min

www.elektromoskva.com/english

ELEKTRO MOSKVA is an essayistic documentary about the beginnings of the Soviet electronic age and what remained of it- a huge pile of outdated, fascinating devices. Today they are being recycled and reinterpreted by musicians, inventors and traders, who carry that legacy on into an uncertain future. An electronic fairy tale about the inventive spirit of the free mind inside the iron curtain- and beyond."

Follow-up to this post.

via Dmitry Morozov

Boucle Technoïde #6 - Make Noise DPO into Pittsburgh Modular Filter

Published on Nov 20, 2013 modularsquare·53 videos

"Le "Filter" de Pittsburgh n'est décidément pas un filtre comme les autres, ses deux principaux modes de fonctionnement permettent d'obtenir des sons riches et variés avec une belle couleur analogique. Petite mise en situation avec un DPO.

Modules utilisés :

- Make Noise DPO (main oscillator)
- Pittsburgh Filter (obviously, filter)
- 3hits Make Noise combo : 1xBrain+2xPressure Points (sequencer)
- Doepfer A-174-1 : joystick to control the filter frequency
- Mutable Instruments Grids : clock and trig sequencer
- Make Noise Maths (env)

Retrouvez ces modules ici : http://www.modularsquare.com

Vous voulez apprendre à utiliser cet instrument ou tout simplement l'essayer par vous même ? Alors rejoignez notre communauté lors des rencontres Modularsquare !
Pour connaître les thèmes, la programmation et les dates de nos prochaines rencontres suivez-nous sur nos réseaux sociaux :

- http://www.modularsquare.com/blog
- twitter.com/Modularsquare et sur Facebook

Nous sommes également ouvert au public en semaine, les après-midi :

Du lundi au jeudi de 13h45 à 18h45
Le vendredi de 14h45 à 19h45
Contact : 01 45 15 41 95 et cyril (at) modularsquare.com"

Intellijel-Metropolis Shapeshifter Wavetable FreeJazz-Patch

Intellijel-Metropolis Shapeshifter Wavetable FreeJazz-Patch from Richard Devine on Vimeo.

"First little jam using the Intellijel Metropolis sequencer into the Shapeshifter. Everything is clocked from the Metropolis 'CLK' output. Pitch multiple outputs into the pitch input 1 on Shapeshifter. The gate outputs running into a clock input and chaos input on the MakeNoise Wogglebug. The random burst gate output is then taken out into the sync input on the Shapeshifter, in conjunction with another gate output (stack able cable) from the Metropolis sequencer. I was trying an experiment to see how the Shapeshifter would work as a wavetable indexing oscillator. I choose wavetables 2 through 64 and selected random sequence mode. The combination of both clock signals created a shifty like sequencing arrangement. The cluster sine based shepard tones are courtesy of the synthesis technology/motm e340 cloud generator. Sparkle dotted notes from one output from the MakeNoise DPO running into a optomix, then into a dash of reverb from the Space pedal. The low note drones coming from the Braids Mutable instrument running freely in low modulation setting FM model mode. Kick drum is from the Tiptop BD-808 module. The snare was created using output 2 from Shapeshifter going into another optomix with a super close decay time. White noise hi-hats created with steady state fate quantum rainbow running into one optomix. Kick, snare and high-hat pattern triggered by one Mutable Instruments Grids module.

http://www.intellijel.com/eurorack-modules/cylonix-shapeshifter/
http://www.intellijel.com/eurorack-modules/metropolis/"

via Richard Devine on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

Richard Devine Live with Modular at UCSB Tonight!

via Richard Devine on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge:

"For those folks in LA or Santa Barbara California: Playing a special live 8 channel modular performance tonight at UCSB Lotte Lehmann Concert Hall with Curtis Roads 8:00PM http://www.music.ucsb.edu/news/event/654-100913"

PocoPoco 説明動画

Published on Nov 20, 2013 Lab IDEEA·6 videos

Watch closely.

"PocoPocoは「動き」に着眼した新しい音楽インタフェースです。
「押す」「掴む」「回す」といったシンプルな演奏方法によって、誰でも簡単にループミ­ュージックを演奏・作曲することが出来ます。
音が光や動きを伴って表現されることで、演奏者と鑑賞者の双方にとって直感的な演奏が­可能となります。
音、光、動きが三位一体となるPocoPocoのパフォーマンスをお楽しみください！

作品詳細：http://ideea.jp/index.php?p=pocopoco"

"PocoPoco is a new music interface that paid attention to the "movement".
You can by playing a simple way to "press", "grab" and "turn", anyone to play, compose music loop easily.
By sound is represented along with the movement and light, it becomes possible to play intuitive for both the viewer and the performer.
Please enjoy the performance of PocoPoco sound, light, movement is the Trinity!

Detailed explanation: http://ideea.jp/index.php?p=pocopoco"

Update: See the PocoPoco channel below for previous posts. The first post went up back in 2011.

Roland Jupiter-8: "Arctic"

Published on Nov 20, 2013 TheSynthFreq·204 videos

"Hello :)
This is a new patch for the beautiful Jupiter-8. This sparkling kind of timbre is rich in harmonics in the higher frequencies and through the use of VCF key follow/track, the lower frequencies on the lower end of the keyboard are softer in perceived loudness. There is a slower attack time for both of the ENV 1 (filter) and 2 (amp)."

Casio CZ-5000 chorus+delay strings

Published on Nov 20, 2013 TheSynthFreq·204 videos

"Hello! :)
As all of us synthesizer fanatics out there know, digital synths can be known for being non-organic and of a bright timbre which can be useful at times if mixed well with other sounds even analogue ones. Here in this video I do not attempt to create a "Jupiter-8 patch" program on the CZ-5000 but I attempt to show a Phase Distortion "rendering" of an analogue kind of string patch. Also note that there is chorus and delay added on to the CZ to add a "liquid" quality to the sound.

With the CZ-5000 (and any CZ series synth) the "FILTER" modifications such as DCF and KF parameters are operated by Rate and Levels within the DCF. To change the DCF values for "filter frequency", vary the settings in Rate and Level in Step 1-3 depending on the programmers choice of timbre.

Please enjoy!
:)"