Monday, March 03, 2014
Sin, Shamash & Ishtar
via Jesse Juup on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
"Nothing but one instance of the upcoming Madrona Labs Kaivo used here on this track I just uploaded, plus some reverb and compression."
Logan String Melody 2
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via this auction
Not the largest pics but there you have it. One pic of the inside.
via this auction
Not the largest pics but there you have it. One pic of the inside.
Buchla 259e wave shaping chk chk
Published on Mar 3, 2014 Cray·184 videos
"Buchla 259e being waveshaped by the Eardrill Morphun. Sound is sent from 259e to the 227e. The 296r is being sent to the 207r"
freedom fighter - wolf 359 | Yamaha SU700 synthesizer disco
Published on Mar 3, 2014 durakarud·3 videos
"a space wolf's battle cry 7,78 light years from earth"
Yamaha SU700 house session
Published on Oct 16, 2013
"Just got this sampler and I like it a lot. It is very hands on and easy to get into. I didn't use the sequencer yet, but it is very basic anyway and most fun can be had with playing with the samples live I think.
PS. As I read before I bought it, many of these have bad value jumping rotary encoders, and so did mine. I think I'll replace them at some point, but as a tip I did get them to work ok with contact cleaner spray. Don't give up on your first try, I had to add many many layers, but in the end jumping values happens rarely now."
Intellijel Atlantis + Metropolis Quick Bash
Published on Mar 3, 2014 mylarmelodies·24 videos
"Rough jam vid of the Cyclebox/Atlantis + Metropolis, and Tiptop Trigger Riot + 808 Modules - which make a totally frigging excellent combo."
LXR Live
Published on Mar 3, 2014 rudeog·33 videos
"Live jamming on the Sonic Potions LXR. All sounds come from the unit itself, and are bussed (maybe to excess?) through a Korg Kaoss Pad on the Reverb 1 setting. The lead melodic sound is programmed on the LXR's 'clap' engine which features dual FM modulation."
Muff Wiggler Launches Online & Brick and Mortar Storefront
As most of you know Muff Wiggler is THE forum when it comes to modular synth gear and more. Mike McGrath of Muff's has teamed up with Cyrus Rex and launched both an online shop and a physical storefront in Portland, OR. The grand opening will be held at the TRASH_AUDIO Synth Meet at the store on May 24. You can find their website at http://store.muffwiggler.com. You'll also find their banner here on MATRIXSYNTH on the right.
via Mike McGrath:
"I have partnered up with Cyrus Rex, and together we have created a company, Muffwiggler, LLC. We have invested a significant amount of cash and will be opening the MuffWiggler Store today.
Initially a webstore, we will be opening a physical storefront as well later this month manned by Steve ‘ignatius’ Westbrook, Ned Wahl, and Rico Loverde. We have a building in Portland, Oregon (that's right Cali and other out-of-state Americans, HUGE TAX ADVANTAGES!), fulltime staff to check, test, carefully package and quickly ship your order, and an absolutely astounding inventory of some of the very best gear ready to ship immediately.
We are very proud and flattered to have incredible support from our launch partners, and are currently stocking gear and adding inventory this week from the following:
::vtol:: "anywhere"
::vtol:: "anywhere" from ::vtol:: on Vimeo.
"pseudo multichannel personal autonomous sound installation with 10 panning spots
- 10 speakers
- optical relays
- arduino uno
- micro sd wav player
Moscow, 2014
more info and images - http://vtol.cc/filter/works/anywhere"
Yamaha DX-1
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via this auction
"Among Yamaha's DX line of synthesizers, the DX1 is definitely the biggest. With a dual 6-operator digital FM engine, it's like two DX7's wrapped up in a wood-paneled case and comes with a truly professional weighted 73 note keyboard sensitive to both velocity and aftertouch. The DX7 style membrane buttons have been replaced by actual push-buttons, display screens and the overall layout of buttons and diagrams is nicer and better organized. Sound-wise, the DX1 is like a fatter DX7. It too features FM synthesis. That means that although the DX1 is a digital synthesizer, its sounds are unique and fresh with an analog/digital hybrid feel. Programming however, is not at all like analog synth programming. All DX series synths use FM synthesis. Fortunately the advanced DX1 has display screens that show amplitude modulation, envelopes, velocity, levels and de-tuning parameters unlike previous DX synths so you can better visualize what and how you are editing parameters. A neat new feature for the DX1 is that two patches (Channel A and B) can be used simultaneously with the keyboard in layer or split-mode. This mode is generally 16-voice polyphonic, but with just one patch loaded you can have 32 voices of thick polyphony! Pretty good for a synth almost 30 years old!.."
via this auction
"Among Yamaha's DX line of synthesizers, the DX1 is definitely the biggest. With a dual 6-operator digital FM engine, it's like two DX7's wrapped up in a wood-paneled case and comes with a truly professional weighted 73 note keyboard sensitive to both velocity and aftertouch. The DX7 style membrane buttons have been replaced by actual push-buttons, display screens and the overall layout of buttons and diagrams is nicer and better organized. Sound-wise, the DX1 is like a fatter DX7. It too features FM synthesis. That means that although the DX1 is a digital synthesizer, its sounds are unique and fresh with an analog/digital hybrid feel. Programming however, is not at all like analog synth programming. All DX series synths use FM synthesis. Fortunately the advanced DX1 has display screens that show amplitude modulation, envelopes, velocity, levels and de-tuning parameters unlike previous DX synths so you can better visualize what and how you are editing parameters. A neat new feature for the DX1 is that two patches (Channel A and B) can be used simultaneously with the keyboard in layer or split-mode. This mode is generally 16-voice polyphonic, but with just one patch loaded you can have 32 voices of thick polyphony! Pretty good for a synth almost 30 years old!.."
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