MATRIXSYNTH

Yamaha AN1x - Some patches

Published on Feb 12, 2014 roboticrealm

"Yamaha AN1x

Digital virtual analog synthesizer from 1997.
Though not a true analog synth, and not as
"fat" (whatever that is) sounding I think this
synth is really inspiring and has an enourmous
range of different sounds.

All the patches you hear in this video I found
on the internet. I think I've only made about
two of them myself. So credit goes to all the
skilled programmers out there who programmed
these great sounds! With my video I just want
to show you what this synth sounds like.

Thanks for watching and listening! I hope you like it!

If you want to hear my music please visit:
http://www.lukaslundh.com
https://soundcloud.com/andgalf"

Yamaha AN1x - custom 80's patches

"These are some of the custom 80's patches I've programmed.
Download the patches here: http://lukaslundh.com/Music.html"

Roland MKS 80 - A few patches

Published on Feb 14, 2014 roboticrealm

"Roland MKS 80
Super Jupiter
Analog polyphonic synth module
1984
rev.5
It's something like a Jupiter 6 or 8 in a module.

In this video the MKS 80 is controlled by a Roland JX 8P. About
70 % of the patches are my own and the rest was found on the synth module when I bought it. I know the camera angle could have been better, but I wanted to show a tiny bit of what I played and at the same time show you the module... I hope you like it!

Sorry for the sloppy playing. I'm not that good at improvising.

No additional effects were used.

If you want to hear my music please visit:
http://www.lukaslundh.com
https://soundcloud.com/andgalf"

Roland MKS-80 Super Jupiter - Favourite patches

KORG DW 8000 - A few patches

Published on May 26, 2013 roboticrealm

"Korg DW 8000 - Hybrid Synthesizer from 1985

Digital but with analogue filters. One of my favourite synths that I use on almost all my songs. A wide variety of sounds can be achieved, a few really exciting ones when using the delay. I use it when I need really fat leads, bells, brass, pads and odd, airy, spacy sounds. It can also be good for DX7-like bass sounds but I almost never use it for those type of sounds. When I need bass I mostly turn to my Polysix, Juno 60 or my Jupiter 4.
The DW 8000 is an amazing piece of gear and it's quite cheap!
Highly recommended!

The patches heard in this video are mostly sounds I've found on the web. A few sounds I've programmed myself.

Excuse my sloppy playing. I hope you enjoy the video! This is my first video for Youtube so please be kind!"

Roland JX-8P: favourite patches

Published on Jun 16, 2014 roboticrealm

"JX-8P Polyphonic Analogue Synthesizer

No presets are used in this video.

Since I felt that my last JX-8P video was a bit inadequate I made another one. The patches you hear in this video were found on the internet and a few I've edited or programmed myself.

Since the JX-8P needs a little bit of effects to really shine I show you each sound with and without effects. On some sounds I use the Unison mode. I used +14 detune in that mode
(you can change that by hitting the Master Tune button).

I find the JX-8P to be best for pads.It's probably one of the best pad synths out there! It's also great for brass sounds and has good analogue type bell sounds. It also does lead sounds quite well. And with a little tweaking you can create quite good bass sounds.

Roland JX-8P is a 61-key, velocity and aftertouch sensitive, six-note polyphonic, fully analog synthesizer released by Roland in 1984. In a time of rising popularity of digital additive synthesis instruments, such as Yamaha DX7, JX-8P was marketed as best of both worlds: while it was possible to create classic analog synth sounds, several new modulation parameters and redesigned hardware enabled it to produce certain types of sounds
associated with FM synthesis, such as metallic percussion.

Listen to my music at:
http://www.lukaslundh.com
https://soundcloud.com/andgalf"

Roland JX8P demo - Custom patches

A few moments with the Roland Juno-60 - MIDIVERSE - TV

Published on Oct 28, 2015 MIDI-VERSE TV

"On this episode of MIDIVERSE - TV we're going to be sitting down with a Roland Juno 60 to see what sort of sounds we can get out of it. Stay tuned for a second part with the Juno 60 where we'll be checking out some of the preset sounds."

Song for mary / Analog techno

Published on Oct 28, 2015 dresseduplunch

"Jammed part of my analog technoish liveset

Mostly analog setup with the following equipment:
Drums: Jomox xbase 888
Synths: Moog Minitaur, DSI Prophet 08
Effects: Moog delay MF104M, jomox t-resonator, Korg KaossPad KP3
Mixer: Mackie
Sequencer, Samples: Elektron Octatrack"

Erica Synths Sequential Switch Firmware 1.3 demo

Published on Oct 28, 2015 Erica Synths

"Sequential Switch firmware is updated to v 1.3.
It includes two new play modes - REVERSE & PING-PONG.
To update your module please contact us via: info@ericasynths.lv"

DAWNS - a Virus Ti2 single custom patch - drone music

Published on Oct 28, 2015 Alba Ecstasy

"This is ONE single PATCH made on the Virus Ti2. Nothing else added. No external EQing or effects. Just the Ti2.
Download 30 FREE patches for Ti2 /Snow /Polar on: http://www.albaecstasy.ro/virus-ti-pr..."

Arturia Microbrute and some 1

Published on Oct 28, 2015 Computing.Sound

"Arturia Microbrute with the Korg Monotribe as an additional static oscillator (pitch is independent from the Brute) running through the TC Electronic Flashback in Ping Pong mode."

Arturia Microbrute and some 2

Published on Oct 28, 2015

"Arturia Microbrute with the Korg Monotribe as an additional oscillator (pitch is independent from the Brute) running through the TC Electronic Flashback in Ping Pong mode.
The Monotribe sequencer is switching through octaves."