"What's New in Version 1.1.0
- Changes will be reflected in the sound when manipulating envelope while pressing the keyboard
- Added MIDI player function
- Added Bluetooth MIDI connection to config menu
- Added ON / OFF switch of background audio to config menu"
"With this video I aimed to share my sound research experience to give and idea and hope to hear some feedback from other researcher.
On a real hardware analog synthesiser making sound research is fun and very inspiring but sometimes by tweaking a bit more you lose just recently created tasty sound :-) Can we say easy comes easy goes? In fact it is not easy come, but dedicated knobs accelerate the process and help lot to learn the device."
"In this video, I perform Black Celebration by Depeche Mode with a Korg Monotribe and Arturia MicroBrute. I didn't use any MIDI sync or computer sequencer (DAW) everything played real-time, computer free :-)
I know, there are many melody unplayed but the concept is playing the main part in realtime without using any multi layer recording techniques.
"It's so much fun to play on iDS-10 It sounds so tasty! remind me TB-303 kind resonant (nasty) acid bass.
The video created by screen capture of real iPad while I perform the song. This is why my fingers actions not seen but every tweaks I've done are visible for demo purpose. A part prepared few patterns, everything performed in real time.
iPad screen ratio is not the same as a HD video this is why 2 black borders presents. But the sound quality is very high because directly streamed from iPad digitally and recorded as it is.
"This is the march 2016 update of the Nerdsynth. The Nerdsynth is a tracker based Groovebox, Workstation, Analogue and Digital Synthesizer, Visualizer and Experimentizer in one machine.
This video shows some of the updates since the last demo video. Basically, some graphical updates such as that you an see the pattern state in the sequencer screen, each track is running now completely independent from the other which allows odd rhythmic sequences. The instrument screen parameters got a ‘progressbar’ and switch style look now. And most important 2 new visual tracks are added which are edited and triggered the same way as the musical tracks. All of the videos visuals are generated live with the Nerdsynth. I prepared some visual sequences which i show later in the video by switching from 'screen clone mode' to the 'visual sequencing mode'. The visuals and the music are live sequenced and manipulated. The music is based on some simple patterns (using the ATmegatron and the Meeblip Anode cartridges for the melody and some drum-samples for the rhythm patterns, Baseline inspired by Joyce Sims). Some graphics are provided by Ville Konttinen.
Keep in mind that the visuals part is in its very first version and there is much more to come.
"Download at http://www.tetmusic.com
A pair of Max For Live devices to allow for quick MIDI composition inside Ableton Live. Generate chords in a variety of keys at the click of a mouse (or press of a key on a MIDI keyboard) and create complex arpeggio patterns via a powerful step sequencer with velocity and note duration per step."
"Here's a piece I played/improvised with my mainly Doepfer-based modular synthesizer at Turku Synth Club Modular Meet in 30.1.2016.
I used the Roland Boutique JP-08 synth to add some extra spice. Roland's sequencer was only used for the JP-08. There isn't a proper sequencer running the modular - everything is based on a single square LFO wave as a "main" gate, which is run through clock divider/multiplier to get multiple different rythmical variations for controlling different elements. The "melody" line is actually a sample/hold random shit attenuated and run through a quantizer.
I also used Yamaha mixer's hall reverb to add some room. The performance was recorded with a Zoom H1 which also seems to have picked a beer can opening sound in the beginning quite nicely ;)
List of modules used is pretty much here: A-178, A-199, A-101-6, A-171-2, A-110-4, A-137-1, A-132-3, A-124, A-101-2, A-110-2, A-137-2, A-188-1, A-103, A-120, A-160-5, A-160-2, A-118, A-148, A-147-2, A143-3, A-140, A-138
"On this video I'm playing some patches I have programmed with System-1. I made this video to demonstrate how versatile synthesizer System-1 actually is.
There are many kinds of 'styles' covered from ambient to house, techno and trance etc. I hope you enjoy and maybe go and buy one yourself! ;-)
P.S. Sorry for the video quality, I think I have to check my GoPro settings..."
"This is a little demonstration of what this little synth can do.
Reon Drift Box R is a limited model (only few hundred made) semi-modular analog synthesizer capable of making a huge variety of different sounds and bleebs. Although it hasn't got MIDI, you can use it via CV inputs. In this video Arturia Beatstep is used as a sequencer. There's a hint of reverb coming from a Yamaha mixer."
