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5U // Oakley - Dual VCA

Published on Jan 28, 2016 DiscoverNoise

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Demonstrating the Oakley Dual VCA build by Krisp1. For more information about the module, follow the link below.

Patchsheet: https://cloud.1und1.de/ngcloud/extern...

Oakley Dual VCA on the Krisp1 Store: http://www.krisp1.com/store/index.php..."

Waldorf Goes Eurorack At NAMM 2016

Published on Jan 28, 2016 Synthtopia

"At the 2016 NAMM Show, we caught up with Rolf Wöhrmann of Waldorf, who gave us an demo of their new Eurorack keyboard and modules."

NAMM 2016 Studio Electronics Tonestar and Charcot Circles

Published on Jan 28, 2016 sonicstate

NAMM 2016: Expert Sleepers Updates

Published on Jan 28, 2016 sonicstate

"Expert Sleepers Disting is a multi-function 4hp module which provides an astonishing number of functions from signal generators, to modulators, quantization and time and delay functions.

Oz is the mastermind behind Expert Sleepers, and he takes us through some of the new functions hes been working on with the Disting MK3. MK3 ads an SD card reader, making firmware updates simple.

It really is a massive selection of features in a very small module.

We also get a look at the FH-1 - a MIDI host with CV connectivity - and you can expand the outputs with multiple expansion outputs."

NAMM 2016 - AQA Elektrix Modules

Published on Jan 28, 2016 sonicstate

"Dual SVF, QLFO, M/S encoder, triple envelope all in Eurorack format from Berlin based AQA Elektrix"

NAMM 2016 Toppo Brillo Eurorack Mixer

Published on Jan 28, 2016 sonicstate

"ToppoBrillo's new Eurorack mixer gives you flexible stereo mixing for your Eurorack setup."

Hawkeye - Mnemonic Mantra (C64 SID vs Ensoniq ESQ-1)

Published on Jan 28, 2016 Maelstroem3

"A late night live session with a pair of C64 SIDs (8580) and their spiritual successor, the Ensoniq ESQ-1/ESQ-m. Both synthesis engines feature three oscillators per voice, the ESQ-1 offers more waveforms, improved envelopes and modulation possibilities and an increased audio quality.

Bob Yannes (the creator of the SID and founder of Ensoniq) once stated, that he (given he would have had the time and resources) would have liked to put the ESQ1 architecture instead of the SID sound architecture into the C64. In a parallel universe, this has probably happened, hehe :-).

Used tech:
* MB6582 - DIY SID synthesizer by midibox.org with 8 SID chips, fully MIDI controlled for the chip arpeggios
* Ensoniq ESQ-m - rack mounted ESQ-1 for the lead
* Moog Little Phatty for the bassline
* Alesis Andromeda for the poly synth pad
* EMU E-SI 2000/4000 for the drums
* MBSEQ V4 - DIY MIDI sequencer for live sequencing this track. Pattern changes, filter sweeps and evelope adjustments are performed in realtime :-)
* no DAW was used or abused, directly recorded to a Tascam WAV recorder, only slight compression added afterwards :)

Thanks for watching and listening, hope you enjoyed it! :-)
Many greets,
Hawkeye/Maelstroem Records"