Yamaha DX7 - 80's Hits, Berlin Cover, Masquerade, Karaoke Music

Published on May 19, 2017 Power DX7

"Yamaha DX7 faithfully re-creates one of the 80's Hits, Berlin Masquerade. It's a full length verison and created as Karaoke music, so enjoying singing!

Berlin Masquerade
With added bass, guitar, FX and drum tracks, they bring the song to life! The modulated string pad is an emulation of the Prophet - 5 string pad that was used for the original song."

Introduction to Repro-1

Published on May 19, 2017 uheplugins

"Dan Worrall introduces Repro-1 and gives an overview of the features and functionality.

Repro-1 is a reverent emulation of a famous vintage synth. All the quirks and personality of the original captured using component-level modelling for a truly authentic analogue sound. A classic design with fierce capabilities: two-pattern step sequencer, self-oscillating filter, arpeggiator, a unique modulation section, five stomp-box effects… and proudly mono like the original."

The Arturia MatrixBrute- Part 12- Audio Mod

Published on May 19, 2017 AutomaticGainsay

"Here is a demonstration of the sound and functionality of the 'Audio Mod' section of the Arturia MatrixBrute.

Why not drop by and say hello to Automatic Gainsay on Facebook? It's easy! It's fun! We'll shoot the breeze! :D"

All parts here.

Auto Noodle Machine

Published on May 19, 2017 Urs Heckmann

Another from U-he's Urs Heckmann.

"A small patch with four voices being sequenced by one sequencer, but only one voice (STO) plays the actual sequence. I used a sample & hold on another voice (AJH VCO+VCF) to make it play a reduction of the sequence. I used Maths and uScale to create two voice polyphonic noodle from Complex Oscillator on top of the base sequence. This makes it sound a bit like a crossover of chiptune and carnival music."

Synthstrom Deluge Review and 10 reasons why it's special

Published on May 19, 2017 loopop

AKAI TOMCAT & Roland TB-3×2 JAM

Published on May 19, 2017 SHINGA Instant techno

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1 TONIC A DAY - - - 5 - - - (Teenage Engineering PO-32 Tonic Jam)

Published on May 19, 2017 Perplex On

"This is a series of very short more or less successfull tryouts with the Teenage Engineering PO-32 Tonic. On the one hand to help me getting to know this little beast better and on the other hand to show you some of its sonic and performance capabilities. Most of the jams do not use the default drumkit but selfmade ones synced from Sonic Charge's Microtonic. Enjoy!"

All parts here.

Intellijel Metropolis 1.3 Firmware + Make Noise 0-Coast (Quick Test)

Published on May 18, 2017 Genshi Media Group

"Just a quick test of the new 1.3 Firmware update for the Intellijel Metropolis. I tested the Ratcheting per stage feature as well as using Aux A to transpose the notes from the QuNexus Keyboard, and Aux B to play the Ratcheting in realtime. I couldn't get the new Saving feature to work for some reason. Metropolis is sequencing the Make Noise 0-Coast, with Delay from the 4MS Dual Looping Delay, and Reverb (and a touch of granular stuff) from the Mutable Instruments Clouds."

PO-32 Tonic + Microtonic Tutorial

Published on May 18, 2017 cuckoomusic

"Hello. Here's a tutorial on the brilliant Pocket Operator drum machine PO-32 Tonic, and its software sibling the Microtonic.

The sound pack I'm using in this video is available for all of my monthly Patreon supporters. It's also available in my online store.

Cheers for your support everyone!

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Reflex LiveLoop - SGS Live Reversing!

Published on May 18, 2017 freshnelly

"Here's a long delayed (excuse the pun!) video on using SGS (SLice groove sequencer) to do a live reverse.

If you're accustomed to using the SGS feature of the Reflex then this will be easy for you! If not, better look at the manual first.

The idea is to record a single loop in R/P mode, which will also create a single Slice.

That Slice is then hand played as a simple SGS being cohesive to the original loop's "beat" or length.
(This can also be done with a clock on SGS etc etc, but by hand is so much more fun and quick to do!)

Now the SGS is playing the single slice (as a groove ..or not) with the song or track still playing into the Reflex, hit the Record button to start recording inside the SGS loop area.

Your SGS sequence will be updated with the new recording, and as long as the tempo is still the same, it'll sound great!

Now try reverse on PlayFX STart/End knobs and voila! Live reverse, in sync, and on time."