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Laurentide SynthWorks #5

Published on Jan 5, 2014 Laurentide SynthWorks·46 videos

"Demo of the ShruthiXT with the SVF Midnight Edition Filter. All sounds are from the Shruthi in 1 take.

Added effects: Moogerfooger Analog Delay & Electro Harmonix Cathedral Stereo Reverb."

Alzabo-Live Acid in a Banana Suit at Lansdale Music Factory [art ghoulery]

Published on Nov 2, 2013 Alzabo·1 video

"This was my first effort in getting together a live electronica set for a small local Halloween Art Show. Its not perfect but you can see where it is coming from. Most basslines and leads were played live on hardware. Drums were sequenced in Maschine and muted live.

Sorry for iPhone audio, the base is lacking. [SoundCloud below]

https://soundcloud.com/alzabo

Gear List:
Maschine Ableton Plug-In for Drums and vocal samples [mostly from old commercials and movies]
Future Retro 777 for first two songs basslines
x0xi0 for the later songs baselines
Kaossilator Pro for leads and Arpeggios
Vermona VSR-3 for spring reverb
Mackie PRO fx8 for mixer"

Korg PolySix

Published on Jan 5, 2014 VintageSynthPads·26 videos

"2 New sound banks for Korgs PolySix software based synthesizer.
These outstanding presets were designed with the true nature of this classic synth in mind.
So many new synthesizer developers are trying to achieve what companies like Roland, Korg, Moog and others accomplished in the 70s and 80s.
Korg was smart enough to port the great PolySix hardware synth to software.
'Cold Fusion' is 2 complete new sound backs for PolySix designed by VintageSynthPads.com.
These presets bring out the wonderful analog and classic quality's of the PolySix synthesizer.
In this collection, an array of presets including:
Pads
Bass
Leads
Keys
Apegs
FX

are included.
Both sound banks are including as part of 'Cold Fusion.'"

Modular Bacon 03: Blizzard

Published on Jan 5, 2014 Autotross·8 videos

"Recorded live during today's blizzard, burrrrr!

Patch Notes:
Wind from Doepfer A-118 Noise generator fed through Intellijel uVCF with cutoff modulated by the 118's random volt output. Truck idling and driving away created with MakeNoise DPO's final output jostled about by Function on repeat. Sirens made the same way using the saw output and slower Function modulation.

Stay warm!"

via John on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

ERIC CLAPTON'S "STEPPIN' OUT" ON HAKEN CONTINUUM! Rob Schwimmer plays

Published on Jan 5, 2014 Robert Schwimmer·53 videos

"PLAY IT LOUD! PUT IT ON FULL SCREEN! If you like it SHARE it!

This is a replica of Eric Clapton's slashing, aggressive and thrilling guitar classic recorded March 1966 from John Mayall's "The Bluesbreakers with Eric Clapton" here played on the amazing HAKEN CONTINUUM FINGERBOARD! The nature of bending notes on the Continuum make it a perfect fit for blues phrasing---This is as much fun to do as it looks! A most sexy instrument... So many different and amazing things you can do with it! Here I used Edmund Eagan's Larynx Horn sound to start with which gives it the "vocal formant envelope" which I like a lot... Incredible responsiveness... although maybe not your typical blues sound... I did the backing track (bass, saxes, drums) on Kontakt and Battery and some processing for the Continuum with Guitar Rig from Native Instruments. The original LP was after Clapton was with The Yardbirds and before Cream--One of my favorite blues guitar albums of all time. I learned to play this track on guitar when I was in junior high school so it's been a part of me for a long time...

Rob Schwimmer

Learn more about the Haken Continuum Fingerboard at hakenaudio.com"

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