Matrixbrute/Medieval Chant (Intonent Hodie)

Published on Sep 6, 2018 Kris Lennox

Follow-up to Matrixbrute: Arpeggiator + Gregorian Chant

"After last night's demo, I had a listen to a few Medieval vocal works. One stood out - it is called 'Intonent Hodie'. Very rhythmical. Vocals here spliced from the recording by Anonymous 4. The work itself is pure Dorian, but in my head I could hear it completely differently, with lots of underlying modulations. The change to C Lydian is great. Time signatures etc also aren't of the original version. I also doubled a vocal line on each verse. I think it sounds more natural this way.

I went out a walk quite late last night, and the harmony etc for this work seemed to just appear. It was literally a case of going home and writing it down - which means not having to worry RE thinking through the theory for vocal harmony parts :) I also didn't hear it in the original key - this version is transposed higher, and sped up a little.

As weird as it sounds, sometimes it feels like I shouldn't call some pieces 'my' pieces, as it seems to be more a case of having the harmony/tonality etc injected into my brain.

I also scored the work since it was at the front of my mind. The OB6 part I can hear in my head as a choir - in reality it should be a choir. It begins single voice, then two-part, then three-part harmony.

I think this piece sounds great. What could also be very useful would be the backing track minus the vocals; this way, choirs could use it for concerts. If any choirmaster etc happens to be reading this and would like to license the score/backing track, just ping me off an email.

PS the choir should be louder towards the end, but there was some channel distortion coming through."

Endrophin.es BLCK_NOIR Release Live Stream

TEST SERIES Eurorack Hexinverter Mutant Machine Drums Oto Biscuit Drum Destruction

Published on Sep 6, 2018 Outsider Sound Design

"The purpose of 'TEST SERIES' is to focus on the sound design possibilities of various gear combinations when pushed to the extremes. This series is not musical nor does it serve as an instructional video. It is all about sound potential.

Please consider supporting this channel by purchasing a sample pack or music download from www.outsidersounddesign.com"

Rob Papen Live Stream 6 Sept 2018 with the Roland Jupiter-8

Streamed live 2 hours ago Rob Papen

"Rob his beloved Jupiter-8"

The Hack Series by Novation

Published on Sep 6, 2018 NovationTV

"In this video series, Calc looks at the experimental side of our Peak Synth and the Circuit Mono Station.

Calc takes you though how to create a self generating patch using our Novation Peak synthesiser. He explores modulation matrix, the FM aspects of Peak and demonstrates how to create a patch that is… a little bit other-worldly.

For more on Peak, check out:
http://bit.ly/PeakExperiments

To learn more about Circuit Mono Station, visit:
http://bit.ly/MonoExperiments

#WeAreNovation #NovationPeak"

Playlist:
Novation // The Hack Series - Self Sequencing
Novation // The Hack Series - Patch Change
Novation // The Hack Series - OSC Sync
Novation // The Hack Series - CV Audio Input
Novation // The Hack Series - Circuit Mono Station Clock Hack
Novation // The Hack Series - Karplus Strong
Novation // The Hack Series - Re-triggered Envelopes
Novation // The Hack Series - Chorus as resonator and delay
Novation // The Hack Series - Techno

Sequential Prophet 6 Part. 1

Published on Sep 5, 2018 DKS SYNTH LAB

DSI Prophet 6 & Strymon Big Sky

Published on Sep 6, 2018 3rdStoreyChemist

Intellijel Planar 2 Eurorack Joystick Controller

Published on Sep 6, 2018 Perfect Circuit Audio

"The Intellijel Planar 2 is an update of the Planar joystick controller with added recording functions to record your joystick movements and trigger button pushes, the recording can be played back in a loop or triggered as a one shot. The planar outputs 6 CVs and a gate, and can also be used to mix four signals to one or one signal to four. We also used the Morgasmatron filter in this video.

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

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Native Instruments Introduces 9 New Products Including Machine Micro MK3

Published on Sep 6, 2018 Native Instruments

"Whether making beats from the bedroom, designing sound in the studio, or moving crowds on the main stage, music making is about getting your ideas out. Our biggest release ever features nine new products and three major platform updates designed to help you do just that."

Playlist:
For the Music in You – 9 New Products and 3 Updated Platforms
Introducing KOMPLETE 12 – For the Music in You | Native Instruments
Introducing the New TRAKTOR KONTROL S4 – For the Music in You | Native Instruments
Introducing the New MASCHINE MIKRO – For the Music in You | Native Instruments
Introducing KOMPLETE KONTROL A-Series – For the Music in You | Native Instruments
Introducing MASSIVE X – For the Music in You | Native Instruments
Introducing the New TRAKTOR KONTROL S2 – For the Music in You | Native Instruments
Introducing KONTAKT 6 – For the Music in You | Native Instruments
Introducing the New KOMPLETE KONTROL S88 – For the Music in You | Native Instruments

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ScottWorks | The Raymond Scott Festival This Weekend

via The Bob Moog Foundation

"If you live in or around Los Angeles, don't miss ScottWorks | The Raymond Scott Festival, a very important one-day festival happening in your backyard on Saturday, September 8th. ScottWorks celebrates the work of composer, engineer, and electronic music pioneer Raymond Scott with a day of panels, discussions, and music, featuring archivists, historians, and the inventor's colleagues.

Included in the diverse lineup is an exploration of Raymond's collaboration and friendship with Bob Moog, tracing back to the mid-1950s, when he was still a college student and in the nascent stages of running his theremin company, R.A. Moog.

Read more about the festival and purchase tickets here.

You can read Bob's fascinating recollection about his work with Raymond here."