MATRIXSYNTH

Listen to Meat Beat Manifesto and made a Patch ( Phonogene Echophon TB 303 ... )

Published on May 18, 2014 WeLoveEvolTV .·7 videos

"Listen the whole Day to Meat Beat Manifesto and made a Patch. First time i seriously use the Phonogene! The Modular is sequenced by the Doepfer MAQ 16, Drumloop and Spoken Word Sample from Ableton, Bassline from Braids and 303 and some FX from the Desk. I like the Patch!"

what a small modular synth can do - or the cheesy melancholic saturday night sonata (pt.2)

Published on May 18, 2014 traumaduo·39 videos

I believe that's a Hard Mod system. Some other good synth spotting in there as well.

"this shows how powerfull a small modular synth can be with a really standard synth configuration adding a cv step sequence for controlling the bass;

2 oscillators
2 filters
2 envelopes
2 vca
a 4 channel mixer
noise module (4 sources)
sample&hold module
LFO (...of course)
4 voltage dividers

and a lot of patchpoints
on each module"

Boards of Canada - Olson (COVER by Pece) / KORG VOLCA BASS

Published on May 18, 2014 p3c3·38 videos

"Performed on KORG Volca Bass. Mixed in Reaper (EQ, compression, reverb, etc.). Final chords performed on Yamaha AN1X.

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Duet No. 2 With The Singing Ringing Tree

via John Keston on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge via Audio Cookbook

"Bass Station II, Minifooger Delay, and gorgeous wind-activated sculpture recorded live in Northern England... The piece is only SRT for the first 30 seconds and then the BSII/Minifooger fades in. At the end the SRT fades out by 3:42."

"This was the second take on day one of my "Duets" recording project with the Singing Ringing Tree (SRT), a wind activated musical panopticon in Northern England. The sculpture was designed by architects Tonkin Liu and completed in December 2006. I played accompaniment for the SRT binaural recording simultaneously using a Novation Bass Station II connected to a USB battery. I also ran the BSII through a Moog Minifooger Delay.

NOTE: This is a binaural recording combined with a monophonic synthesizer track. Although it sounds great through speakers, circumaural headphones must be used to experience the binaural effect."

Update: the bird sounds are birds. A bit of a trinity piece: nature, nature through human art, & synthesis through human design. All nature in the end.