Synth DIY UK 2014 Set for August 2

via Paul Maddox on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

"Synth DIY UK 2014 is coming -

Facebook Event Page

Room bookings for this year's Synth DIY UK event are now open: [link]

The main event takes place on Saturday the 2nd of August, but you can book a room for the Friday before and the Sunday after should you wish to spend a weekend in lovely cambridge."

The Ride

Published on Jan 13, 2014 millolab·40 videos

"Headphones highly recomended
An afternoon improvisation.
Gear used: Arturia Microbrute, Elektron Machinedrum, Waldorf Blofeld, Akai mpc500as main sequencer, Korg Ms2000, Clavia Nord Modular G2 and DSI Tetr4. Hardwire DL7 and RV8 were used on the Tetra. RE20 Space Echo was used on MS2000."

via Emilio on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

Eurorack with Octatrack

Published on Jan 8, 2014 eastablishrec·15 videos

"Jam with Eurorack modules and Octatrack.
Modular's main out is fed into OT for realtime sampling, there is no sync between modular and OT.

Modules used in this video are

Make Noise DPO, Echophon, Wogglebug, Pressure Points, Brains, Maths
Intellijel uVCF x 2, Buff Mult x 2
Tiptop Audio Z3000 (as a LFO), BD909
Doepfer A-147, A-183-1
Pittsburgh Modular Mixer

Recorded at SOL, Bangkok, Thailand"

Vermona PERfourMER mk2 Realtime Manipulation

"A one take demo of the spacey side of the Perfoumer Mk2."

via Paul on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

"The reverb is from Logic X , everything else is just the 4 parts of the Perfourmer, each part holding a sustained note which is being modulated by the individual LFO's, and of course my tweaking."

*NEW* my MINIMOOG patch on NORD MODULAR G1

Published on Jan 13, 2014 Michal Patulski·105 videos

ROLAND SH-3A

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1979 KORG Lambda ES-50 Vintage Stereo Analog String Synthesizer

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Published on Jan 13, 2014 keyboard resource·71 videos

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"- All note polyphony for lush, rich chords.
- 9 voices in two separate sections: Percussive (electric piano, clavi, piano, harmonics) and Ensemble (brass, organ, chorus, strings 1, strings2).
- Three separate oscillators.
- Overal tuning and tuners for two of the three ocillators. Tuning LEDs blink faster the further you detune each ocillator. This creates interesting phasing and chorus effects or harsh noiscapes.
- Separate stereo chorus/phase shifter on/off switch for each section.
- Interesting tremolo effect for Percussive section with rate knob for a shimmering effect.
- Joystick controls pitch bend on the X-axis and chorus phase speed on the Y-axis. It is designed to sping back to the middle of the X-axis. The Y-axis stays in position.
- Separate volume sliders for each section.
- Tone filter knobs for each section.
- Filter cutoff knob for brass sound.
- Key click adds a plunking sound to electric piano (similar to RMI Electra-Piano's "accenter" except you control the amount).
- Decay knob for Percussive voices.
- Attack and release knobs for chorus, strings 1 and strings 2.
- Stereo, mono mix and headphone outputs.
- Expression pedal input jack (can be set to either or both sections). It may require a vintage Korg pedal as it doesn't work with a modern Roland EV-5.
- Sustain pedal input.
- Keyboard trigger out."

1980 ROLAND JUPITER-4 SYNTHESIZER PRINT AD

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House Sound On Deep Bass Nine DB9Live

Published on Jan 11, 2014 Agnostic Milk·3 videos

"The Deep Bass Nine was commissioned (circa 1994) by UK-based second-hand retailer FX Music Control as an alternative analog mono-bass-synth to satiate the demand for the Roland TB-303. Yes, this is another TB-303 clone. It's very simple and straightforward with basic controls that mirror those found on the TB-303. While it does not actually do a particularly good job at emulating the TB-303 sound, it is still a true analog MIDI-controlled bass synth with plenty of thumpin' bass potential of its own."

House Sound On Deep Bass Nine DB9Live Part2 v2

Korg Poly 61 30 years old analog synthesizer

Published on Jan 13, 2014 Agnostic Milk·3 videos

"The KORG Poly-61 is a programmable polyphonic synthesizer released by Korg in 1982, a digitally controlled successor to the Polysix. It was notable as it was the first Korg synthesizer to feature a pushbutton user interface, dispensing from the Polysix's knobs and switches. In 1984 a MIDI version, the Poly-61M was released featuring basic MIDI implementation."