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Access Virus FM Power | Synthmorph Sequences

Published on Apr 28, 2017 SynthMorph

"https://synthmorph.com/products/acces...
Virus FM Power is not just a distinct soundset of 94 presets based on FM synthesis capabilities of Access Virus, but also contains 20 special morphing Synthmorph MIDI sequences."

"Although the classic Access Virus B and Virus C are primarily virtual analog synthesizers, they are armed with a simple two-operator FM mode applying frequency modulation synthesis. Despite this simple 'pseudo-FM' structure, Virus uses some clever methods to extend the range of possible FM sounds into its own unique territory of amazing sonic landscapes.

As this synthesizer has a special frequency modulation character, it proved to be a rewarding idea to dig deep into this part of the Virus and making presets using its FM-only features. What does it mean? The filters are usually completely off (as the original Yamaha DX7 did not have a filter at all), but the unison modes, the arpeggiator and the otherwise powerful distortion are hardly used too. Even the built-in effects were used differently – they are disabled most often!

The idea was to create pure, punchy, bright FM sounds. While the presets were inspired by some classic FM presets, a Virus always encourages you to break the rules and create something beyond the ordinary: you can use these sounds not just for synthwave, ambient, techno, edm, pop, psy, house or trap, but basically for any purpose.

The sonic palette is varied: deep and raspy FM basses, crystal clear keys, tinkling mono leads, animated pads and sharp plucks, often spiced up with some irregular yet controlled atonal, aliased, and droning nature."

Korg MiniLogue Midi Editor / Remote

Published on Apr 29, 2017 mller30161

"You can buy it for 5,90 € on my homepage: https://korg-minilogue.jimdo.com

My KORG "MiniLogue Midi Editor" is a Midi Editor /Controller for the popular Synth "MiniLogue" . It`s a Remote and Sound Editor.

It provides a simple access to all important parameters.

The Plug-In allows you to set the hardware easily and automated the controller movement from the DAW, they can be stored in your Project.

It is possible as VST and Standalone for PC 32/64 Bit and Mac as VST, Standalone and AU.

With the X-Y-Pad any controller can be selected and controlled.

You can select the sound off the "MiniLogue" (Factory- and User -Bank ).

The parameter can be changed on the "MiniLogue Midi Editor", an stored on MiniLogue Hardware."

Saturday Buchla Patch - April 2017

Published on Apr 29, 2017 djangosfire

"Afternoon Buchla patch - cheers!"

ELKA EK 22 DREAMING KEYS

Published on Apr 29, 2017 synths colors

Superbooth 2017 - Worng LRMSMSLR Mid Side Matrix

Published on Apr 29, 2017 DivKidVideo

"Worng give us a great presentation of their Mid Side Matrix module the LRMSMSLR. We start with two oscillators detuned and hard panned then audio rate stereo width manipulation creating some hard stereo sideband ring mod style action. Then move onto creating stereo FX from mono modules. By using the side output into a mono Music Thing Modular Spring Reverb we can then decode that for a stereo spring reverb sound ... crazy! I think I need a few of these."

Portabella preview salt & pepper

Published on Apr 29, 2017 Pin Electronics & Ramcur

"First impressions of the Portabella by Pin Electronics available 3rd quarter 2017

http://wp.thesynthi.de"

Serge and Fenix downcast

Published on Apr 29, 2017 splitradix

"Serge modular, Fenix II and Fenix III. Sequenced by the Cirklon, no external effects. Bit of TR808."

Simon Chauvin - Full Live Set (HD)

Published on Apr 22, 2017

Recorded in my home studio in Amsterdam on April 8th 2017

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/simon-chauvin

Track list:
1. Intro Juno60 & OB6 jam - 0m0s
2. Unknown Territory - https://youtu.be/0NIIR8QU8Hk#t=6m10s
3. Dawn - 12m30s
4. Gravity - 23m35s
5. Halo - 31m40s
6. Alterite - 38m35s
7. Parkland - 46m30s
8. Outro - 55m15s

Gear used live:
- Roland Juno60
- DSI OB6
- Livid ds1
- Push2 & Ableton Live
- Strymon BigSky
- UAD Apollo8

Introduction to Eurorack Expansion

Introduction to Eurorack Expansion from Learning Modular on Vimeo.

"The introductory movie to my upcoming course 'Learning Modular Synthesis: Eurorack Expansion.' This course will look at classic examples of the wide variety of modules available in each category such as oscillators, filters, modulators, and more, giving you a better idea what to look for in a module, and how to put it to use once you add it to your modular system. This will also help you learn what feature enables what sound or technique, so you will be better informed when you go shopping for modules.

This course will be available through Lynda.com and LinkedIn Learning in July 2017, and will be supplemented with weekly updates on LearningModular.com. In the meantime, check out this article on choosing important utility or 'glue' modules you will probably need to best take advantage of new modules you add to your semi-modular or core full-modular system: http://learningmodular.com/the-eurorack-expansion-host-rack/"