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Dave Smith Instruments In the Spotlight with the Prophet Rev2 and Jedidiah Lachmann

You can find the latest interview in Dave Smith Instruments In the Spotlight series here.

"Originally from Indiana, Jedidiah Lachmann has lived in California, New York, and Auckland, New Zealand before settling in Nashville. He’s a multi-instrumentalist with experience playing a variety of genres. Over the years he’s played with many different artists including Eisley, Halfnoise, Leeland, Abandon, Seabird, Cole Taylor, Lainey Wilson, Brady Toops, and others. Jedidiah was a part of a band called The Ember Days for six years and recorded two albums and two EPs as part of that group. Currently he splits his time between producing in Nashville and touring with several different artists.

We chatted with him about how he’s using the Prophet Rev2."

You can find previous posts featuring DSI's Spotlight series here.

Prophet 12 Patches 2 by BoB SwanS

Published on Oct 30, 2017 BoBSwanS

"This is a demo of my most recent bank of 100 patches for the Dave Smith Instruments Prophet 12
The first section of the demo from the beginning up to 7mins 18 seconds is a demo of patches
using a keyboard with Polyphonic Aftertouch to modulate various parameters per voice.

All sounds are direct from the Prophet 12 with no additional processing
The patches are available to buy here

https://sellfy.com/bobswans

I have 2 packs available with 100 presets per pack at 16 Euro each or 28 Euro for the bundle"

Fun With The Koma Elektronik Field Kit

Published on Oct 30, 2017 Perfect Circuit Audio

"This video shows the Koma Field Kit with the expansion pack which includes contact mics, actuators, a speaker and electromagnetic pickups. The Field Kit has circuitry designed to be used with electro-acoustic devices as well as a voltage controlled radio.

Available here: https://www.perfectcircuitaudio.com/k..."

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Korg Gadget Coming to Nintendo Switch Next Year

via Nintendo Everything

"We don’t have a whole lot of information at present, but KORG Gadget is coming to Switch. It’s being advertised at the M3 event in Japan this weekend. Material at the show reveals the Switch title, along with a Spring 2018 launch window."

This isn't too much of a surprise considering KORG has ported their other synths apps to the Nintendo DS line of gaming devices. Still cool to see though.

Lapsos Episodio 3 - Cosaquitos en Globo

Published on Oct 24, 2017 Lapsos Tv

Featuring Sebo DIY modules in 5U.

"Para el tercer capítulo de LapsosTv, visitamos el estudio de Cosaquitos en Globo, banda de electrorock y synth pop, caracterizada por el uso de sintetizadores modulares DIY (Do It Yourself)"

"For the third chapter of LapsosTv, we visited the studio of Cosaquitos en Globo, electroorock band and synth pop, characterized by the use of DIY modular synthesizers (Do It Yourself)"

A New World - Firechild

Published on Oct 30, 2017 MrFirechild

"The lead sound in this track is heavily inspired by Kitaro´s signature lead coming from the Minikorg 700s. This time it is made with two Oakley Journeyman filters in series and a Corsynth VCO. Yamaha CS-80, Prophet-10, OB-X and Club Of The Knobs modular can also be heard in this Epic track. Composed and Produced by www.firechild.se"

Omsonic - Pixel Dust

Published on Oct 30, 2017 DivKidVideo

"Timing links and index below but this isn't that long ;) ... Here's the Roland TR-606 based hi hat module called Pixel Dust from UK based Omsonic. I've always loved the punch of a 606 so I dived at the chance to check this one out and it delivers the goods! :) Copied below is what Omsonic have to say about the module.

TIMING INDEX

00:28 Introduction, features, overview
03:26 Techno style beat
07:07 Wonky style hip hop beat"

via Omsonic

"Inspired by the Hi-hats section of the famous Roland TR-606 Drum machine.

The sweep knob lets you adjust the graininess as well as the filtering of the over all sound.

Sweep can also be controlled via the 0 to 5V CV input.

Control over the velocity of the closed hat can be achieved via the 0 to 5V (CH Vel) input.

Lots of harsh Hi-hat goodness in one small 6HP module.

Trigger indicator LEDs for both the open and closed hats.

Controls for the decay time of the open and closed hats.

8V Peak to average output level.

Built in the UK with quality parts.

And yes the om sign lights up.'"