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LepLoop Multi Cassa Drum Machine Demo #TTNM

Published on Apr 3, 2015 The Tuesday Night Machines

"Go to 2:45 for sound & rhythm demos. Listen on good speakers to hear the low end properly!

The LepLoop Multicassa is a tiny drum synth from Italy. It has three individually adjustable sounds, which are triggered by an internal clock divider sequencer, which can accept an external analog clock signal, like from a modular synthesizer. The Multi Cassa is also available as a Eurorack module."

Alessandro Cortini -In The Synth Cave

Published on Apr 3, 2015 sonicstate

"We got to visit master synthesist and Nine Inch Nails collaborator and live performer at his home studio. It was an amazing place, stuffed full of beautiful rarities. What follows is the first part of our chat."

Big City Music gets a mention after 3:44.

Alessandro Cortini In The Studio Part 2

Published on Apr 11, 2015 sonicstate

"More amazing Buchla instruments from NIN synthesist Alessandro Cortini"

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Noise Engineering Numeric Repetitor jam at the MW Store

Published on Apr 3, 2015 Muff Wiggler

http://store.muffwiggler.com/

"4ms QCD clocking Noise Engineering Numeric Repetitor . Also sending a gate into the reset input. Prime output to Tiptop 808BD, the following 3 outputs went to Snare, clap and hi hat.

4ms QPLFO also provides modulation to Numeric Repetitor inputs. these modulations are pulled a ways into the patch so you can hear the patterns w/o modulation.

audio damage FX sent from Make Noise Rosie. 4ms QCD also clocking Xoac Moskwa sequencer used to modulate the AD dubJr delay."

Qu-Bit Nano Rand demo

Published on Apr 2, 2015 bigcitymusic

http://bigcitymusic.com

"00:06: The Nano Rand is being externally clocked by Ableton Live by routing the Mutable Instruments Yarns into the Nano Rand Clock In. When externally clocked rate adjusts the rhythmic probability of random gates which are being used to trigger envelopes in the Sputnik Quad Function and Trigger Source. The Random modulation output is the Nano Rand is being sent to the crossfade inputs on the Sputnik Four-Tap Delay/Dual Crossfader to mix between delay times. The random output is also multed out to control the envelope decay times.

00:41: Sequence Variation: The Random Output is modulating (envelope) gate length to create dynamics in a static sequence loop.

The Random output is multiplied and fed into a shuffling clock divider and then sent to the FM input of an oscillator.

The Random output is multiplied again and modulating the sequencer note CV."

Published on Apr 3, 2015 15roland57

Classic Quasimidi Polymorph sequence at 3:35, it builds up sooner but if you have a Polymorph it's instantly recognizable from that point on.

"Electronic Music from the golden Age. Sequencer based, chill out, ambient style. A Hommage to Klaus Schulze or Edgar Froese`s Tangerine Dream. Equipment used: Polymorph and Rave-o-lution 309 from Quasimidi, Access Virus, Akai Miniak, Korg MicroKorg, Omnisphere from Spectrasonics. Doepfer Dark Time Sequenzer. Close your eyes and start a journey to Fantasy."