Roland JX-3P Synthesizer - EBAY DEMO SN 360988

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Published on Mar 27, 2015 HappyProducer

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"Demo of JX-3P for sale on ebay... Showing all buttons, keys, functions working + use of generic midi box (only possible due to the fitted Organix midi mod) to program/tweak on the fly."

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Roland MC 307 demo

Published on Mar 27, 2015 Pascal A

"A demo of the Roland MC 307 groovebox"

Guess the tracks.

Roland MC-307s on eBay

TechnoCat

Published on Mar 27, 2015 RaBe's_Modular Kitchen

"Live Techno Jam...Modular Analog no DAW live"

Modular Synth - Patch in Progress 9

Published on Mar 27, 2015 isvisible / isinvisible

Love the feel of these.

"Just working out a melodic patch.
The main sound sources are the Livewire 'AFG', Neutron Sound 'Orgone Accumulator' and Mutable Instruments 'Braids'.

www.isvisible.co.uk (melodic-ish)
www.isinvisible.co.uk (less melodic-ish)"

Elektron Analog Four, Elektron Analog RYTM,OCTATRACK,Novation MININOVA,BASS STATION 2

Published on Mar 27, 2015 Vladimir Aristarkhov

Total Tabla Sound pack for Analog Rytm

Published on Mar 27, 2015 Elektron

Get the Total Tabla SoundPack from: http://www.elektron.se/content/total-...
Listen more at: https://soundcloud.com/elektron/sets/...
Sample Pack by: http://neybuu.com/

Elektron Analog Rytms on eBay

Modal Electronics 002 Spring 2015 Patch Demos [Part 5]

Published on Mar 27, 2015 Modal Electronics

"Sound guru Ben Crosland has been hard at work creating another soundset for the Modal 002 to be released in Spring 2015."

Raspberry Pi Music Synthesis : Virtual Analog oscillator walkthrough & introduction to wavetables

Published on Mar 27, 2015 Pi Synth

"A very quick run through of what the oscillators can do under my Raspberry Pi Virtual Analog synthesis model. Each monosynth has a pair of full-feature oscillators OSCA and OSCB, plus a sub-oscillator OSCC which may be configured as a sinusoidal sub-bass oscillator or as a noise generator. Each full-fat oscillator supports limited Phase Distortion (effectively PWM of any shape wave), smooth morphing of the wave between a pair of endpoints (e.g. sin to square, or saw to sin), and the oscillators' pitch, Phase Distortion, level and morph may be driven by a outputs from the modulation matrix. Modulation outputs are an arithmetic combination of an EG, an LFO, a constant offset, and a continuous controller. The envelope generators take 'Velocity' as a programming parameter to support piano-like vs. organ-like playing, and additionally the Envelope Generators support a 'sustain half-life' parameter, so rather than ADSR they are ADSλRV.

Note that I largely play 'F' throughout. This makes for dull listening but more educational viewing - the global tuning for the synth has been tweaked slightly away from concert pitch. F1 - normally 43.654Hz - is retuned to 43.0664Hz, which is 44100 / 1024, ensuring the waveform remains stationary on screen, at least in the absence of frequency modulation or pitch bends. Also note that this demo only shows one rather than two waveforms on screen - the software auto-detects a mono signal, and pulls back to one wave. As soon as stereo is detected the second waveforms jumps back."

Raspberry Pi Music Synthesis : introduction to wavetables

Published on Mar 27, 2015

"The wavetable synthesis system for the Pi is the newest and the one I have to date explored least. Here's a very quick introduction to what's in place. In brief -
* a wavetable is a single cycle of a waveform, captured via sampling or computed
* 2 oscillators per note
* each oscillator driven by a wavetable trajectory through up to 8 wavetables
* 2 LFOs, one dedicated to pitch modulation via Mod Wheel
* single Envelope Generator for overall level

This is deisgned to be a much simpler, more CPU-light synth than the Virtual Analog engine, and so has none of the rich arithmetic modulation, but is still capable of some very cool sounds, and excels at those glacial early 1980s things - it makes for great beds and pads as a 4-note polyphony chord engine, and 4 notes of wavetable polyphony costs about as much CPU as a single Virtual Analog monosynth, so it's a good trade-off."

In Oblivion - (end of March 2015).

Published on Mar 27, 2015 Michal Patulski

Not a bad way to start the day's posts. A nice track from Michal Patulski with some synth spotting in the studio.

MTS 01: Furisosogu

Published on Mar 26, 2015 Steven Morris

"Furisosogu
Multitracked Synthesizers
by Steven Morris
Feat. DSI MoPho

This tune is based on a Japanese scale called "Hira Joshi" which is a standard tuning for the koto.

I used a Moog Expression Pedal on the filter cutoff and a Yamaha Sustain Pedal, which are not visible in any of the shots. I also used aftertouch on a few of the patches.

Effects Pedals:
Boss DD-6 Digital Delay
Boss PH-3 Phase Shifter
Ken Multi MCH-SS Analog Chorus

Effects:
Vesta Kozo RV-3 Spring Reverb
Ibanez AD-202 Multimode Analog Delay"

Mophos on eBay