Buchla 100 [DIY]

Published on Mar 14, 2018 zthee

"Seasickness cam and bad audio! Apologies.

Testing the one hundred system."

Synthstrom deluge Demos by Andre Hepburn

Published on Oct 8, 2017 Andre Hepburn

Playlist:
Andre Hepburn - Th3 R00111 - A Deluge tribute to Tommy Wiseau
Andre Hepburn - 8d - A house and something else track
André Hepburn - 5k A Synthstrom Audible Deluge IDM/Dance demo
André Hepburn - 12k

TEMPI Science Pt. 2: Gates and Momentary Inputs

Part 2 in the TEMPI Science series has been added to this post.

Boss CE1 - Two Minute Demo

Published on Mar 14, 2018 AsteroidKillerMusic

"A short demo of the Boss CE1 chorus and vibrato pedal. The sound comes from a Roland JX8P and was recorded direct in to the camera."

Arpejji Jam with Elektron's Digitone and Buchla

Published on Mar 14, 2018 therudyrude

"This is a jam with the Marconi Arpejji and Elektron's Digitone, Digitakt, Analog Heat, Octatrack, Analog RYTM, Analog 4, OP-1,
Buchla Easel and 200e."

SPECTRAL SYNTHESIS USING SPEAR & iDENSITY

Published on Mar 14, 2018 Element S_

"Spectral Analysis-Resynthesis and Granular synthesis are two of the most powerful music electroacoustic tools available.

In this video, the sounds from a Harrier jump Jet engine are turned into musical elements for my electronic composition 'Flight Sequence V' thanks to Michael Klingbeil's 'Spear' editor and Apesoft'

https://element-s.bandcamp.com/releases"

Waldorf Blofeld - Destiny

Published on Mar 14, 2018 chronosproject

full soundbank - https://sellfy.com/p/MMdv/

015//Hell Trembles - a horrific Moog mother 32 self-generating patch

Published on Mar 14, 2018 Alastair Wilson

"A semi-self-generating modular patch using a single Mother 32 sent through an Eventide Space black hole reverb and an Eventide Timefactor on banddelay setting. Some compression has been applied to tame the resonant frequencies.

The patch is semi-random; I created a sequence, but everything else is randomly generated using the Assign output of the Mother 32. This patch is actually based on tuned notes; the bell-like, inharmonic frequencies come from the Eventide Timefactor, where both delays are very short (under 20ms), and have a feedback of 101%. To prevent the feedback becoming uncontrollable, each delay is bandpass filtered (with high resonance) and a slow LFO is affecting the cutoff frequency of each filter. The effect is that the feedback keeps the delay from dying quickly, but cannot build forever as the frequencies that are feeding back are slowly changed through the filtering. Great for sounds like these!

If you want to recreate this patch, you can find it here:
https://www.modulargrid.net/e/patches/view/37447"

SYNTHSTROM DELUGE Unboxing & Demo Videos by VJ FRANZ K

Published on Mar 13, 2018 VJ FRANZ K

"It's D-Day! The Deluge has arrived from New Zealand. More than just a 'drum machine' it could be considered a music production station, master sequencer or laptop replacer. ; - )

A Heavy Rain Is Forecast...

Here was the result of my first two hours using the Deluge synthesizer, I'm posting it like several others have.

Also, this is one take to perform it. I'm learning this, and like it a lot so far!"

Playlist:
SYNTHSTROM DELUGE Part A - UNBOXING! Unedited Upload Z58
SYNTHSTROM DELUGE Part B - 2 HOUR CHALLENGE Completed! Unedited Upload Z62
Deluge 2 Hour Challenge: First ~ 20 minutes z60
Deluge 2 Hour Challenge: ~ 100 minutes z61

New Behringer Pro-One Desktop Clone Pics

Two new pics. Looks like they are going with the Behringer Model D case, which implies these will likely be eurorack compatible. You can see some patch point up top. See this post for an earlier pic of the circuit board.