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Wednesday, January 30, 2019

The Panoptigon Updates Classic Optigan, Vako Orchestron


Published on Jan 30, 2019 Synthtopia

"At the 2019 NAMM Show, Quilter Labs introduced the Panoptigon, an optical sample playback device, based on the rare Optigan and Vako Orchestron instruments of the 1970's."

Elektron Intros Model: Samples Groovebox At NAMM 2019


Published on Jan 30, 2019 Synthtopia

"At the 2019 NAMM Show, Elektron gave us a quick demo of their new Model:Samples groove box.

The Model Samples is a 6-track, one-function-per-knob, sample-based groovebox. Each channel can be used to sequence internal samples or external hardware.

We talked with Elektron’s Mario Hernandez, who gave us an overview of what the Model:Samples can do and how it works."

https://boingboing.net/2019/01/30/kfcs-new-cheetos-sandwich.html


Published on Jan 30, 2019 Synthtopia

"At the 2019 NAMM Show, Korg introduced the Volca Drum - a new digital drum synthesizer and sequencer."

Corsynth C105 MKII - Creating random gates


Published on Jan 30, 2019 Corsynth

"How to create random gates using the Corsynth C105 MKII"


via Corsynth

"The C105 VC Noise / Lo-Fi Machine MKII is a voltage controlled analog sample rate reducer and a VC Nosie generator. This new MKII version expands the modules possibilities with new features that allows this module to be used in other ways not possible with the previous version. Now the C105 MKII can be used like a traditional sample and hold , a voltage controlled clock generator , a random gate / trigger generator or a 12 db VC High pass filter and even as a square wave VCO.

The C105 new characteristics are :

The internal clock has a new LOW mode that allows to use it as a traditional sample and hold.
The module now accepts external clock signals, so it can be synced to other modules.
New clock output. Now the C105 can be used as a master clock.
The passive first order HPF has been replaced for a voltage controlled second order HPF.
The C105 is based on a Sample and Hold with an internal clock that goes from 0,2Hz up to 44KHz and it can be voltage controlled. This wide frequency range and two FM inputs ( one with a reversible attenuator ) allow to create subtle or harsh digital and aliassing effects. The internal noise generator in combination with the S&H make a perfect way to create pitched noises, random voltages, sound FXs etc. In addition, there is also a 12db VC controlled high pass filter with an independent output.

The C105 can be used in many different ways:

Sample rate reducer
Noise generator
Voltage controlled High pass filter
Random voltage generator
Random gate generator
Sample and Hold
VC Clock
Square wave oscillator
………


Price : 215 € + VAT

C105 VC Noise / Lo-Fi MKII

The Lo-Fi input is normalized to the internal noise generator.

The C105 Voltage Controlled Noise / Lo-Fi Machine MKII is built using high quality electronic components, Switchcraft jacks, NKK switches, Cosmo knobs (the same used in the Moog Modulars) , black anodized aluminium front panel …."

NAMM 2019 Arturia MicroFreak No Talking


Published on Jan 30, 2019 sonicstate

"Jim Heywood takes a look at the new Arturia MicroFreak."

Luke Neptune- Mother Earth


Published on Jan 30, 2019 Luke Neptune

"Channeling that early 90s Trance sound.... Wait for the drop.

Gear used- Roland Juno 60, Roland SH-101, Roland TR-8, Roland Octapad, DSI/Oberheim OB-6, Akai MPC Live"

Redlight - Against The Clock


Published on Jan 30, 2019 FACTmagazine

"Hugh Pescod has been producing as Redlight since 2009, incorporating the sounds of the British underground into productions featuring artists including Shy FX, Ms Dynamite, Raekwon and Mobb Deep, whilst embracing his love of bass, house, jungle and grime on his own label, Lobster Boy.

For this week's Against The Clock session the producer took a different approach. Using a vintage Yamaha SU700 sampler he found on eBay a few weeks before the session, he was able to build a vibe from scratch in one of the most impressive ATCs we've seen in ages - as Redlight himself says: 'All good ideas are made in 10 minutes'."

Roland JP8000 & Source Audio Nemesis Delay


Published on Jan 30, 2019 3rdStoreyChemist

Moog One + Grandmother – House of Electronicus L.A. #NAMM2019


Published on Jan 30, 2019 cuckoomusic

"During the week of NAMM, Moog had their own little thing called House of Electronicus down by Chinatown L.A. where you could experience all of their current lineup. I finally had some private time with the Moog One – amazing, and the Grandmother – amazing."

Yamaha CS Soniq Dreams


Published on Jan 29, 2019 Stephen Coker

"Stephen Coker Playing a Yamaha CS60"
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