MATRIXSYNTH

A Slice Of Time

Published on Jan 2, 2016 Zeropage

"A Deep Journey Into Chilled Club Sounds

Setup:
- Roland TB-3, JU-06, JP-08
- Elektron Analog Rytm, Octatrack
- Doepfer Eurorack Modular System
- Ableton Push
- Behringer X32"

A few Roland Jupiter-80 pads

Published on Jan 2, 2016 SynthMania
Re-Published on Jan 3, 2016

"A few Roland Jupiter-80 pads in single part."

Moog Mother-32 with Korg Poly-800 in arpeggios demo from Warstat #20 :o)=

Published on Jan 2, 2016 Druweed

Roland JP08: Modulated

Published on Jan 2, 2016 bitleyTM

"Live tweaks on the Roland JP-08 front panel: It's actually lovely to tweak after getting used to the pretty small footprint. Here, we modulated the JP-08 realtime by passing its signal through the Alpha Juno clone Rack Extension (Reason) "ReDominator". After that, we also modulated the ReDominator's Chorus rate and envelope settings with a Matrix Pattern Sequencer. So in all, it's like a giant polyphonic modular system running, using just three 'modules'. The JP-08 is a wonderful box!"

JD-X1Sound0103

Published on Jan 2, 2016 ryouichi harada

bekind2016 - SLOPE114

Published on Jan 2, 2016 Dmitri SFC

DO IT! Live Modular Synth Performance (feat. Shia LaBeouf motivational speech) @obrienmedia

Published on Jan 2, 2016
Patrick POB O'Brien

Shia LaBeouf sample comes in at 6:29 but the build up is worth it. Surprisingly, it works really well in the track. If you aren't familiar with Shia LaBeouf's "Just Do It" motivational speech you'll find it below. No one knows if it's for real, he's "crazy", or if he's pulling an Andy Kaufman.

"This live modular synth performance is the set I put together for Modular On The Spot - a live synth meetup that took place on the banks for the LA River in Los Angeles on December 17, 2015.

The patching breakdown:

The clock source is Intellijel’s Metropolis. Mutable Instruments Clouds was the only module used in the beginning as I played the QuNexus. The main filter throughout the song was MakeNoise’s MMG, filtering both LP and HP.

The low drone bass tones come from The Harvestman’s Hertz Donut. I composed a small choir track in Kontakt and exported as a file to loop on the QuBit Nebulae. Melody being played on the QuNexus is from Braids, with Intellijel’s ADSR generating the envelope.

Bass line sequenced using MakeNoise’s Brains and Pressure Points.

All drums are Hexinverter’s Mutant Bassdrum, HiHats and Clap. Lots of triggering with Delptronibs Triggerman, and a group of 4ms modules: Quad Clock Distributor, Quad Pingable LFP, Rotating Clock Divider, Shuffling Clock Multiplier w/ Breakout.

Noise Engineering’s Basimilus Interitas was the module added to the drums to give it a punchy texture before adding in Shia’s voice.

I used the audio from this YouTube video for Shia’s Motivational Speech, made it into a file as a track in the QuBit Nebulae: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXsQA.... I used Expert Sleepers Disting for the delay on his voice.

Sequencing track during Shia’s voice was done by MakeNoise’s Rene and the sound source was Noise Engineering’s Loquelic Iteritas.

The rhythmic noise cluster during the second half of the track involves Mutable Instruments Warps and Braids, ALM’s Dinky’s Taiko, QuBit’s EON, bass tone from the Hertz Donut then morphed it into a ducking compression with Audio Damage’s Kompressor.

All sounds mixed out through Sputnik Modular’s 6-Channel Stereo Mixer, send in stereo to Ableton Live for master file creation for YouTube, SoundCloud, Facebook and Instagram.

I recorded with video with a GoPro Hero 4 then manually synced the video with the audio in iMovie.

All modules were inside a 12U Gemini 0104 case from Monorocket."

Shia LaBeouf "Just Do It" Motivational Speech (Original Video)