MATRIXSYNTH

Moog Mother 32 & Strymon Big Sky

Published on Nov 22, 2016 3rdStoreyChemist

"Sequence on the Mother 32 synthesiser through the Big Sky reverb (Mono in, stereo out)

No further processing except normalisation."

Wiggle Synthesizer Highlights #4 - Beautiful Waveshaping (Presets)

Published on Nov 22, 2016 Synth Anatomy

"2ndsenseaudio Wiggle Synthesizer Plugin is a Dynamic Waveshaping Synthesizer which is developed by a new company from China. In this new video, I demonstrate a selection of presets where you can find beautiful waveshaping and fm action."

All parts here.

DL - Dark Minimal/Ambient Techno 2016 #37

Published on Nov 22, 2016 DL Live

"Dark Minimal/Ambient Techno Live Set with Elektron and Roland gear."

Akai Introduces L Series Wireless Bluetooth MIDI Controllers

Published on Nov 22, 2016 AkaiProVideo

"Watch as we go into the wild and create a hypnotic track using our new L Series Wireless Bluetooth MIDI controllers. Featuring Bluetooth MIDI connectivity (OS and iOS only) and iOS compatibility, the LPK25 Wireless keyboard and LPD8 Wireless pad controller are designed for the mobile musician who wants the freedom to create and perform anywhere."

LPK25

"MIDI, liberated

Recognizing the need for a wireless keyboard that doesn't sacrifice functionality or versatility, the new LPK25 Wireless takes portability and feature-rich performance to the next level with its Bluetooth MIDI connectivity, allowing players to control their plug-in instruments from anywhere in the room, providing the ultimate in studio setup flexibility.

Powered by 3 AA batteries for a truly untethered experience, the LPK25 Wireless is optimized for long battery life (at least 12 hours of performance time). No batteries? No problem. The LPK25 Wireless can also be powered with the included USB cable.

Light as a Feather, Heavy on Features
Lightweight and perfect for the laptop musician on the go, LPK25 Wireless is full of expressive sound. At the center of the controller is a solid, 25-note mini-keybed with responsive action that experienced players will truly appreciate. Octave-up and octave-down buttons ensure that players are playing in exactly the note range they want. The powerful Arpeggiator mode turns chords into exciting and complex music phrases. The LPK25 Wireless also comes equipped with a sustain pedal input for additional control over every chord, riff and run.

Another advantage of going wireless: No more accidentally disconnecting the USB connection or tripping over power cables in the middle of a performance.

Music Apps-enhanced
The LPK25 Wireless can also connect to any iOS device. Players can rip the keys on countless available music apps for truly on-the-go performance, while maintaining a truly mobile setup.

Two of a Kind
Paired with Akai Professional's new LPD8 Wireless Bluetooth MIDI pad controller, these two controllers form an outstanding combo of wireless musical portability. The musical possibilities for mobile producers and performers are virtually unlimited.

'The LPK25 Wireless delivers exactly what mobile producers and performers have been waiting for - a great-sounding, versatile, compact keyboard coupled with complete freedom of motion and no cords to get in the way," said Dan Gill, Product Manager for Akai Professional. "This unit sets the player free, while retaining all the performance and feel they demand. The LPK25 Wireless really redefines what portability is all about.'"

LPD8

"Introducing LPD8 Wireless
In creating the LPD8 Wireless pad controller, we addressed the needs of mobile musicians everywhere by bringing Bluetooth MIDI functionality and battery-operated capability to a feature-rich pad controller weighing in at only one pound.

The LPD8's six UI buttons and eight assignable slim-design pots deliver a truly versatile range of performance and control options. The newly added Full Level button guarantees your pad performances are loud, clear and at an equal velocity, when even volume is a must. The LPD8 Wireless also has a Note Repeat button, perfect for the dance music performer who loves creating build-ups before the drop. Artists can use the NR Config button to control and fine tune Swing and Time Division parameters.

Another advantage of going cord-free: No more accidentally disconnecting the USB connection or tripping over power cables in the middle of a performance.

Music Apps-enhanced
The LPD8 Wireless can also connect to any iOS device. Used in tandem with beat making apps such as iMPC Pro, the LPD8 Wireless provides enhanced compositional control and expressive power over any music creation app, while maintaining a truly mobile setup.

Two of a Kind
Paired with Akai Professional's new LPK25 Wireless Bluetooth MIDI-enabled keyboard, these two controllers form an outstanding combo of wireless musical portability. The musical possibilities for mobile producers and performers are virtually unlimited."

Jasper Wasp clone - RAW recording

Published on Nov 22, 2016 fonitronik

"A few sound examples of the Jasper Wasp clone."

Erica Synths - PICO DSP

Published on Nov 22, 2016 DivKidVideo

"Here's the awesome PICO DSP from Erica Synths. I start with a male vocal counting to 20 (cheers to Taylor Deupree for that tip it's really obvious to hear what FX are doing to a basic spoken voice) then some drums then some poly synth stuff. Finally I built a patch with the PICO RND and DRUMS modules to finish. It's a stunning little module to add some splashes of colour and space to things. Grab yourself one :)"

Adrenochrome - Heatseekerrr | OP-1 & Axoloti Core

Published on Nov 22, 2016 Heatseekerrr

"Created with an OP-1 and Axoloti Core.

The sound is generated from the OP-1 and the Axoloti is utilized as a stereo LP/HP filter with multi-effects - grainer, bode pitch shifter, bitcrusher, and reverb - all MIDI controlled by the Nanokontrol.

The grainer demands elaboration. There are two parameters being controlled, grain size and grain rate. These are precisely dialed in to produce a trippy octave delay. The buttons I'm hitting are mapped to freeze and reverse. Freeze loops the currently playing grain and reverse plays it backwards (there is also a slope setting which results in the tape speed effect).

I designed the patch but all of the modules were coded by a few different power users and the dev of the Axoloti. Much credit goes to those talented folks!

You can view a screenshot of the Axoloti patch here:
http://imgur.com/a/jeugo"