MATRIXSYNTH

IMPROV: Octatrack MKII & Novation Peak

Published on Jun 4, 2018 Bearded Beeps

"Quick play with Octatrack this evening. I got to grips with the MIDI functions. I was sequencing the Novation Peak with the OT and then running the sound back into the OT to manipulate on a Thru track. I also played with some parameter locks on the MIDI tracks as well as the Thru.

I'm getting the hang of the OT's workflow. Loving the Scenes function to add distortion and decay to sounds on certain tracks to add more contrast. I'm finding the best way for me to use it is to create a palette of sounds I want to work with first (sometimes outside of the OT - either in other hardware or samples) and then create tracks from there in the OT. The OT bring a focus for me and I love being able to perform transitions and effects 'live'/hands on - it feels better than doing this in a DAW, but doubt I'll ever move away from DAW as part of my overall workflow.

The sound is recorded using the Behringer UFX1204 - straight into the USB drive at the back - nice and handy."

Synth Hypnotica - June 5, 2018

Published on Jun 5, 2018 SynthMania

"Synthesizers.com modular synthesizer + Strymon BigSky reverb"

Lyra Raga 1: Puriya Kalyan (Lyra 8 synth + Strymon Big Sky + CBA Warped Vinyl)

Published on May 23, 2018 Modular Landing

"Lyra creator Vlad Kreimer says that the Lyra synthesizer was partially inspired by Indian ragas, a beautiful set of musical forms and moods. Reading that, I thought why not explore the Lyra as an instrument through raga? I know little about ragas (although I love listening to them) so this seemed like a good way of learning about ragas also. This is the first, inspired by the Indian raga "puriya kalyan." The Lyra is going into a Warped Vinyl (which is providing the very slow swells) and a Big Sky reverb unit set to "clouds."

A quick search revealed nothing on YouTube or Google involving both the Lyra synthesizer and Indian ragas, amazingly! So I suppose these are the first Lyra raga videos.

This track was inspired by the following raga performance: [below]

If you want to have fun, play that and this together at the same time or overlapping!"

Glory of Dusk - Raga Puriya Kalyan

Published on Oct 22, 2010 Bansuriflute

"Raga Puriya Kalyan is a melody that is traditionally played at the dusk (known as "sandhi-prakash"). It is a combination of two Ragas - Puriya and Yaman. Its mood is somber, meditative, contemplative, devotional and like many Ragas played at dusk, it makes one contemplate about life.

Here is a blog link explaining the philosophy behind Indian Ragas performed at dusk - http://www.bansuriflute.com/2012/02/0... [404 at the time of this post]

This is a recording of a live concert performed at Los Altos Public Library. On Tabla is Shri Ravi Gutala and on Bansuri, I was accompanied by my student, Akshay Naresh."

Tunç Çakır - Volt.Age - Castle

Published on Jun 6, 2018 Tunç Çakır

"Produced, Music, Sound Designed & Performed Synthesizers by: Tunç Çakır

Recorded at Tunç's Studios by Can Aykal and Tunç Çakır
Mixed by Tunç Çakır and Feryin Kaya at Blue Kite Audio, Tunç’s Studio
Mastered by Shawn Hatfield at AudibleOddities
Artwork Design Murat Cengiz

https://wicrecordings.lnk.to/voltage

Track on the album " Volt.Age"

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All rights of the producer and owner of the work reproduced reserved. Unauthorized copying, hiring, lending, public performances and broadcasting of this record prohibited."

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Kawai K3m Multitrack

Published on Jun 6, 2018 Joakim Floke

"Kawai K3 is a really good sounding synth with limited features. It sounds really fat and has loads of low end. Mabe a bit corny song but I just want to show how it sounds so there's 3 different parts.

Start: funky bass part
2:27: pads & arpeggio
3:33: E.piano and stubby fat bass

i used the patcheditor to make all the sounds and for some tweaking while recording."