MATRIXSYNTH

DYNACORD TAM-21 //weirdo FLANGING + Elektron Analog Rytm

Published on Jul 11, 2014 LESINDES

"this is a real weirdo flange session with the historic DYNACORD TAM-21 -- close to the edge hard on the limit -- based on the incomparable drum patterns of the Elektron Analog Rytm"

Sounds of Ambika

Published on Jul 11, 2014 SYNTHWAY

"Playing with combined presets in a MULTI setting. 3 voices for each sound... one is a constant beating bell-like sound, with interesting modulations, and the other is a plain lush pad sound.

My second day with the little beast and I just wanted to share why I'm so happy with it! Beautiful sounds out of this little machine!

Out of curiosity, this is a 6xSMR4 Ambika being controlled by Animoog for iPad. I can't really show any playing skills with those tiny "keys", but you can hear how it sounds, and that's what really matters.

My girlfriend was responsible for filming this (and also the next video!)..."

Sounds of Ambika - No 2

Published on Jul 11, 2014

"Again, showing a MULTI on the Ambika, controlled by Animoog. It's simply an incredible synth with lots of tonal possibilities and an amazing analog filter to go along with the digital wavetables on the osc section.

This time I'm using 3 layers: 1 with a 4-voice pad; 2 mono synth with an arpeggiated up pattern; 3 a monosynth with another arpeggio up&down pattern, available only on some keys. The sounds are more basic, but shows the other kind of sounds this amazing thing can make. I'm just scratching the surface since it's my second day with it! :)

Don't mind my playing skills with the iPad... I'm originally a piano guy and the tiny "keys" on the screen makes it difficult for me to play (I could make the keys bigger, but I would miss the range I wanted to play on).

6xSMR4 filter on this Ambika! It was build for me by Laurentide Synth Works BTW..."

Korg littleBits x2

Published on Jul 11, 2014 GenshiMediaGroup

"Ok, I know this sounds like crap, but I just wanted to show a quick example of using two instances of the Korg littleBits Synth Kit... that's 4 Analog Oscillators, 2 Sequencers, 2 MS-20 style Filters all running off a single 9 Volt battery! Pretty fun if you ask me..."

littleBits synth kits on eBay

ESI-4000 Initial Thoughts by The Daydream Sound | UK Edition

Published on Jul 11, 2014 TheDaydreamSound

"Edited and but together in London City. Here are my thoughts on the ESI-4000 Turbo Sampler.

Visit: http://www.thedaydreamsound.com and pick up a copy of my albums, The Daydream Sound I, II & III.

Be Social and Follow me!
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Thanks for stopping by!

Peace,

TDS"

Blackdeath Plague synth

Published on Jul 11, 2014 ISOTROPOSPHERE

"This is to show off my base modification I have added to the Blackdeath. The BlkDth in both versions does not come attached to a base, nor are there mounting holes in the circuit board to mount it. I asked Martin if it was OK to do this before I went ahead and performed surgery on it, I stayed clear of any circuitry. Three holes in the board, three plastic standoffs mounted to a custom cut aluminum plate, and the BlkDth secured to this assembly. The aluminum plate has the mount screws recessed underneath and is covered with a black foam mat. The top of the alum. plate visible underneath the BlkDth has been custom dyed and clearcoated to look like a plague scope smear. Custom knobs top off the piece, I did this work a few months ago but broke it out to play with in anticipation of the upcoming Dark Interpreter series.

Talk program on shortwave radio pumped through both the Blackdeath and the Modcan dual frequency shifter, separate audio tracks into the mixer. Korg ES-1 mkII additional beats.

This is noisy and chaotic stuff, you have been warned."

KORG DS-10 PLUS: Disco (Seeha Extended Mix) - sanodg

Published on Jul 11, 2014 Anthony Seeha

"Subscribe to my channel: http://goo.gl/YpVMl

Here's my mix of the demo song in Korg DSN-12. I figured out the song by ear and added my own twist to it! Sorry about the visual artefacts... I have no idea what's going on. I'm looking forward to using Korg DSN-12. =)

btw, playing the DS-10 piano in swing is pretty tough.
also, this song uses the default snare. that's neat.

Learn more about KORG DSN-12:
http://www.korg.com/us/products/synth...

Soundcloud: http://www.soundcloud.com/anthonyseeha
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Bandcamp: http://anthonyseeha.bandcamp.com
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Twitter: http://twitter.com/seehanth001"

Nintendo 3DS on eBay | Nintendo 3DS on Amazon
DS-10 on eBay | DS-10 on Amazon

Smomid Robotic Instrument/Computer Stand

Published on Jul 11, 2014 nicnut210

"To make my performances easier I decided to build a light weight instrument stand. In this first version I added a robotic arm with lights and beepers. This stand comes apart and easily fits in the backseat of my car, is much lighter in weight than a normal keyboard stand, and has more surface area. There are also four high torque servos for the robotic arm. I can place my computer and interface on the lower level and my Pyramid Interface on the upper level.

In future versions I will have a midi input so the lights will be synched with what my instruments are doing, and will also have servos so that the stand itself can fold up into a smaller unit without me manually folding it up. As it is right now, other than transporting this additional item, this stand has made performing with my Smomid so much easier.

The stand has an Arduino Mega in it as well as a Servocenter 4.1 Microcontroller from YEI Technology.
If you like this video please "like" the Smomid on facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/Smomid

Here is a web page dedicated to this project with more info, music and videos:

http://www.nickdemopoulos.com/smomid...."

nw2s Sample Playback Demos

via http://nw2s.net/sample-playback/ where you'll find additional details.

"Been working on the 1.0 release of the firmware that will allow normal humans to be able to program this beast of a synth. Getting stable sample playback streaming off the SD card was holding me back, but I think I’ve cracked it!

You can now playback samples of any length from the SD card and loop them! Expect some granular glitch machines next."