MATRIXSYNTH

New Audulus 2.8 Update Refines User Interface

Published on Jul 22, 2014 audulus

"Audulus 2.8 refines the Audulus user interface in response to feedback from users as well as Apple designers at the Apple World Wide Developer’s Conference.

Audulus is a minimalist modular software synthesizer and effects processor. With Audulus, users can build synthesizers, design new sounds, or process audio. All with low latency real-time processing suitable for live performance.

Audulus 2.8 upgrades include:

- Improved graphics rendering. Sharper, faster, and consumes less memory.
- New Create menu for creating nodes and inserting patches. With integrated documentation.
- Now shows the patch name in the toolbar.
- Updated Custom Nodes so the exposed UI now can be edited right on the patch node.
- Improved labeling of inputs and outputs.
- Updated Audiobus.
- Improved on-screen keyboard.
- Documentation improvements.
- Bug fixes.

Audulus for iOS is available on the App Store for $14.99. An iPhone 4s or iPad 2 is required.

Audulus for Mac is available on the Mac App Store for $29.99.

Audulus for iOS can be used as a stand-alone instrument or in conjunction with Audulus for Mac, for a round-trip workflow between platforms. Users can begin a patch on one platform and finish it on another – iPad, iPhone or Mac – since Audulus syncs user patches via iCloud.

For more information, visit audulus.com."

iTunes: Audulus - Wilson Holliday
Mac App Store: Audulus - Wilson Holliday

New Akai Rhythm Wolf Demo Video

rhythm wolf video test w audio track v2 -use headphones Uploaded on Jul 21, 2014 Akai Pro

"more footage from 6/17 shoot in video studio. use headphones as with v1. RW hardware and step sequencer test 2. pls review."

Not sure if this one was meant to go public based on the description, so watch it before it's gone. I believe this is the first time we are hearing it in action. Non-percussive synth sounds as well.

This One Is For Lila

Published on Jul 22, 2014 VoltageCtrlRtv

"Chillin in the lab laying down a modulr/microbrute part for a song I'm working on. featuring: drums, organ, modular synth and microbrute. Recorded in Los Angeles."

scorbie immigrant VIII

Published on Jul 22, 2014 scorbie

"Razmasynth VIII running Steffensen Oscillarps, Envillarp and Arplifier, Frequency Central's System X VCO, Electro Cardiogram and Raging Bull, through the usual Doepfer bits i.e A-137-2 Wave Multiplier, A-155 Audio Divider, A-199 Spring Reverb, Frequency Central Loop/Env Generator, Continuum Phase Shifter, SysX S/H Noise and..."

Loko Attack - Main Theme (What a Feeling cover) - Commodore 64 SID Chip in HD

Published on Jul 22, 2014 MrCaliforniaD

"Flashdance - What a Feeling - Chiptune cover.

Played on a real Commodore 64 with 6581 SID chip.

Sorry for the short sound effects. The game starts from it's own. I killed my locomotive as fast as I could :)"

Novation Drum Station

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"For all your classic 808 and 909 sounds. This thing is pretty crispy."

ScratchVox Demo for iPad, Maddness I Tell You, Complete Madness

Published on Jul 21, 2014 thesoundtestroom

iTunes: ScratchVOX - ScratchVOX

New BugBrand CrossOver Filter Released

You might remember the audio demos here. The filter is now available.

"The new CrossOver Filter contains a pair of Resonant State-Variable Filters with Voltage Control - the design springs from the old PRC3A SV-Filter design in the Modular line, but takes it all a lot further to make an extremely versatile studio tool.

The filters, run either in series or parallel, split the signal into three frequency-bands which can either be taken out to different destinations (think multi-band compression, extreme stereo-spatialisation, etc.) or re-mixed internally via the normalising output jacks.

More words & sounds are now online here.

Duet for Synthesizer and The Singing Ringing Tree

Published on Jul 21, 2014 John Keston

"This is the first from dozens of takes during a five day recording session and performance series at the Singing Ringing Tree (SRT) in Burnley, UK, a wind activated musical panopticon in Northern England. The sculpture was designed by architects Tonkin Liu and completed in December 2006. I performed accompaniment for the SRT binaural recordings simultaneously using a Novation Bass Station II connected to a USB battery. I also ran the Bass Station II 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."

Current Playlist:
Duet No.1 for Synthesizer and The Singing Ringing Tree
Duet No.3 for Synthesizer and The Singing Ringing Tree
Duet No.4 for Synthesizer and The Singing Ringing Tree
Duet No.5 for Synthesizer and The Singing Ringing Tree
Duet No.6 for Synthesizer and The Singing Ringing Tree
Duet No.7 for Synthesizer and The Singing Ringing Tree