Focusrite Scarlett 18i8 Testing

Published on Feb 19, 2016 Elpiulas

"Testing my new audio interface for multitrack recording of my Synth setup. The Focusrite Scarlett 18i8. Recorded in realtime so.. expect very poor playing."

What you are hearing: "Drums from the JDXi. Pads and bell like sound from the A1 passed thru BigSky. Boutique Ju06 for bass and the Fa-06 for the vibrato creamy lead. So far." The CS80ish lead is the FA-06, preset "SL-Jn60 3" from the Juno60 pack.

Macbeth Elements Transformations

Published on Feb 19, 2016 Todd Barton

"For me the essence of synthesis is transformation. Here is a brief exploration of transforming a single patch/tone of the Macbeth Elements synthesizer via the VC LFO/Oscillators waveshapes and the Bender and Modulate knobs."

Update:

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New Endorphin.es | Gateway T_XP (Terminal Expansion) | Tutorial by LIN/LOG

Published on Feb 19, 2016 TheEndorphines

"This is the tutorial LIN/LOG did for our Gateway T_XP (Terminal Expansion).

You can find furthrrrr information about the Gateway in the manual here:
http://endorphin.es/assets/endorphin....

If you need more info about the Terminal first, find it here:
http://endorphin.es/assets/endorphin....

LIN/LOG also produces very advanced music:
http://www.lin-log.de/"

Awesome marketing/design materials:

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Let's Play with Audulus 3 - Part 2

Published on Feb 19, 2016 Tim Webb

Get Audulus for: iOS | Mac | Windows/Linux

"This is a continuation of the patch made in my last video, available here: [posted here] I continue to develop this ambient patch with the addition of some strings using a Karplus-Strong style of synthesis. If you enjoyed this please consider supporting this series by sponsoring them on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/discchord

Be sure to visit http://discchord.com for the latest music app news!"

Moogerfooger MF-104M meets Transcendent 2000

Published on Feb 19, 2016 noddyspuncture

"My Moogerfooger MF-104M came yesterday... and today I completed a Powertran Transcendent 2000 restoration... so I thought I check both out. The T2K is 100%... so I set my camera up and then had my first play with the Moogerfooger pedal. I like this thing, I like it very much-o...:)"

Vintage TAMA Techstar TS204 Analog Drum Synth 2-Channel Module with Hand Clap

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"Vintage TAMA Techstar TS204 Analog Percussion Synth 2-Channel Module. Channel 1 is a synthesizer. Channel 2 has a Hand Clap Used. Has some used wear, but still structurally sound. Tested and in full working order."

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TURNER MK2 Instant Loop Machine

Published on Aug 22, 2015 sturmsounds electro

Playlist:
TURNER TRAILER // STURMSOUNDS - ELECTRO
TURNER Walkthrough
Sturmsounds TURNER MK2 - Importing samples into Turner ( Kontakt )

And the press release:

"TURNER enables you to 'roll the dice' with random sounds and noises.

Beat shreds, melody fragments, or wild Sound experiments will turn into new ideas - in no time!

TURNER's wide variety of Sequencer-Parameters, such as Pitch, Sample Start, Sample Slice, Filter, Panorama, Lofi, Noise, Saturation, Octave Shift, LFO Pitch, last but not least LFO Filter, will ease you into a much more fluent and intuitiv workflow.

Not to forget the fun you will have with five available Sequencers - each can store up to 127 Samples.

But TURNER is not just a great generator for fresh ideas: Because of its ability to process the included and costum Sample Slices (or even longer Samples) in a lot of different and exciting ways, it also is a fully-loaded Remix Machine!

TURNER's numerous possible combinations make it one of a kind - a highly inspiring multi talent.

TURNER : ONE NAME : ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES"

http://www.sturmsounds-electro.com

Rob Papen ports popular RG guitar groove plug-in to Reason as remarkable Rack Extension

"ECHT, THE NETHERLANDS: virtual instrument and effects plug-in developer Rob Papen Soundware is proud to announce availability of RG-RE — a Rack Extension platform-compatible version of its unique RG guitar groove plug-in for Swedish world-class software product developer Propellerhead’s popular music-making application Reason — as of February 19...

When Propellerhead first introduced its revolutionary Rack Extensions concept — custom-built plug-ins for Reason, Rob Papen himself promptly pronounced it as being “...a brilliant concept, continuing: “Clearly, what we face as a developer is having to have a PC version and a Mac version, and if you run them in your regular host, you can crash your host. That’s a real big battle. People, if they use Reason, learn that things are connected. It’s cross-platform; everything works. It’s a major leap forward for Reason, and productions coming out of Reason will sound totally different. Reason remains Reason, but, now, it’s open.”

With RG, Rob Papen’s unique guitar groove plug-in proving popular in its own right, the Dutch developer is no stranger to sounding totally different to the many run-of-the-mill virtual instruments out there. That it has been given the Reason Rack Extension treatment to (re)emerge at an even more affordable price as RG-RE is a shrewd musical move. More users than ever can now enjoy its musical moves by blending them seamlessly in the Reason rack. Load them in Combinators, route (virtual) cables on the back, automate all parameters, and experiment with the safety of undo... what’s not to like here?

To the untrained eye (and ear) RG and its RG-RE Rack Extension ‘spin-off’ might both look like one-trick ponies, ploughing the same narrow musical path. Put aside any preconceptions, though, for the RG concept extends way beyond being a ‘virtual’ guitar player. Indeed, RG-RE does what it does — creating classic rhythm guitar grooves using its onboard SEQ (sequencer) as well as utilising several synthesizer features (including a classic analogue-modelled filter, LFO, envelopes, and modulation section) and effects section (that can be built by using up to three effects at a time from the included MIDI time-based delays, chorus, speaker simulators, phaser, flanger, and much more besides) to create fresh and edgy guitar grooves — just like RG before it! Little wonder, then, that RG is loved so much by so many producers worldwide!

Select and play grooves galore within"

http://www.robpapen.com/

Acidlab Drumatix Sample Pack

"Sample patterns using sounds from the Acidlab Drumatix Sample Pack available at sellfy.com/p/KKgp/

Acidlab Drumatix Sample Pack
All 11 Drumatix instruments recorded at various tune/tone/decay/snappy
settings, and all at 3 different accent settings. No additional
processing. 24 bit 44.1khz and 16 bit 44.1khz

Bass Drum 1: 330 samples Bass Drum 2: 363 samples Snare Drum 1: 33 samples Snare Drum 2: 33 samples Low Tom: 66 samples High Tom: 33 samples
Rim Shot: 3 samples
Hand Clap: 3 samples Cymbal: 352 samples
Open High Hat: 33 samples Closed High Hat: 47 samples

Teenage Engineering OP-1 DrumKits:
Two kits with 22 samples each across all 11 Drumatix instrument sounds, plus one kit of 7 long tail kicks

Elektron Sample Chains:
One 64-slice chain for Octatrack. 50 hits total. Many of the longer tail kicks take up 2 slices, and a couple of cymbal hits have tails lasting 4 slices.
One 60-slice chain for Analog Rytm. 46 hits total. Many of the longer tail kicks take up 2 slices, and a couple of cymbal hits have tails lasting 4 slices.

Recorded by cs 1729 Edited and compiled by AdamJay"

Sounds from Neutron Sound Orgone Accumulator

Published on Feb 19, 2016 William Mathewson

"WMD recently had the pleasure of working with Jim Matheson of Neutron sound to bring his popular DIY oscillator, the Orgone Accumulator to the retail module market. We helped with the development and manufacturing of the Orgone and are so excited that it is finally available to the Eurorack community as a fully built, retail product.

We made this video out of 30 minutes of footage. Tyler and Alex are just sweeping through the sounds and timbres created by tweaking the knobs on the Orgone.

All tech aside, the purpose of this video is to get the SOUND of the Orgone Accumulator out to the world. Take a seat, and listen."