Korg ARP Odyssey Explorer 1

Published on Sep 28, 2015 Bill Vincent

"This video is a sound exploration of the Korg ARP Odyssey. The Odyssey is running through an X32 mixer with some digital reverb and a bit of chorus to widen the sound across the stereo field. I spent much of this video experimenting with getting as many tones from one note as possible - i.e. using the filter along with LFO modulation and resonance to create "chords" from the two oscillators, using filter/resonance harmonics to add the third and sometimes fourth (over)tones from the note. This video is long and probably boring, but for those interested in what types of sounds are possible out of the Korg Odyssey, this may hold some value."

Extreme Slow Order - Simultaneous multi-event sound collage

Published on Sep 28, 2015 A Box In The Sea

"This is a continuation from my last piece. Because the Linnstrument offers so much sonic control and expression, I find myself completely rethinking how I create a patch. I wanted to further explore simultaneous multi-event generation but this time only with the Linnstrument. I'm using the Animodule Gate_Mod plus the SSF URA to help decide when I trigger a gate, 1. if it gets passed to the Gate_Mod and 2. how long to delay the gate. The result triggers an envelope/VCA combo being fed by the Nebulae (whose files are being cycled by the Phosgene's EOD output). All melodic sounds are coming from Braids in FM, TTVV and FFFF modes and processed through the Erbe Verb, Clouds, Three Sisters, PGH Filter, Red Panda Particle, Seppuku delay and Montreal Assembly Count to Five.

I'm using the Linnstrument in split mode where one side is CC faders (so I can manipulate multiple parameters at once) and the other side is notes. I'm also using the Linn with the Machinedrum to trigger the 16 samples I've loaded.

I prerecorded the main melody into sampler which I'm playing to the previously recorded Braids sounds. I'm getting 2 things out of doing this 1. I suck at multitrack recording and I'm trying to wrap my head around how I can use it for what I'm doing and 2. I knew there would be a natural delay and missed notes because I don't record on a grid and I wanted that overlapping sonic crisscross/collision of notes."

New Electribe and Microbrute are best friends!

Published on Sep 28, 2015 Hermisphere

"Pretty random improvisation over a 4 bar pattern programmed on the new Electribe. Trying to demonstrate the softer side of the Microbrute, which is a very expressive instrument."

Trance Escape by modula

"Macbeth Dual VCO > SV Filter > Modcan Dual Delay > Spring Reverb"

7 Tips for Making a Lead Sound Cut Through the Mix

Published on Sep 28, 2015 Jacob Watters

"Learn how to create a lead sound that will slice through any mix with these seven tips."

http://www.roland.com/aira/airamodular/

mCKENIC Linn DMX 505 rom

Published on Sep 28, 2015 mCKENIC

"Quick play after installing Harry Axten's WONDERFUL Linn/DMX rom for the Roland 505... makes the 505 a whole new beast :-)

http://harryaxten.altervista.org/"

EMW MIX SEQUENCER

Published on Sep 28, 2015 EMW Synthesizers

http://www.electronicmusicworks.com/

"A sequence showing some of the features of our new MIX SEQUENCER module. This module was based on the ARP2500 Mix Sequencer module. We used some noises from our NOISE STATION, a sound from our ANALOG DRUM SYNTH and several waveforms from two VCO-104 analog oscillators."

Korg Polysix Vintage Keyboard Synth with Kiwisix MIDI upgrade SN 461541

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"The KiwiSix Upgrade was installed by a professional technician and features:-


• A complete replacement board for the troubled Korg Polysix KLM-367 circuit board. These are usually battery damaged which can be difficult and expensive to repair and render the synth unusable. • 1024 Tones can be stored and edited. It is also possible to temporarily edit any Tone. Tones are selected using a two button system. The first button selects the high digit (bank 1-8) and the second button the low digit (Tone 1- 8). This allows 64 tones (1-1 to 8-8) on any bank group. There are 16 bank groups that are selected using the A-D bank buttons.

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Two FS1R Tracks by a bunch of freqs

Two entirely FS1R tracks (including drums) by a bunch of freqs. Enjoy!

Abstract Data Octocontroller Demo #3 - Techno

Published on Sep 28, 2015 sonicstate

http://www.abstractdata.biz/

BTW, Abstract Data will be at the upcoming Budapest Music Expo.

"Techno and modular go hand in hand, so it would be rude not to do a demo of the Octocontroller without including some techno!

In this patch I wanted to demonstrate the sample and hold CV functions of the Octocontroller. The Octocontroller has a random CV output that you can loop, it is a really handy feature and also very musical. The random CV can also be limited to a quantized one octave range which makes it very quick and easy to use in a musical way.

If you have already watched some of the other patch demos then you may want to skip first minute or so."

All parts here.