MATRIXSYNTH

JXL Sounds Original Pack - Available Now

Published on Feb 4, 2019

"Excited to release my very own Sounds.com by NATIVE INSTRUMENTS pack to you all!

Get it here: http://bit.ly/JXLsounds

Whether you’re assembling a new dance track or scoring the next Hollywood blockbuster, you need inspiration. I'm always looking for new ways to share my process in hopes of reaching someone who is trying to dig deeper; someone who wants to elevate their music or their approach... or just trying something new all together! By sharing my sounds and techniques as part of the SOUNDS ORIGINALS series, my hope is that I can give music makers around the world a source of inspiration, and even a glance at my approach, that will hopefully help spark some truly creative results.

Hope you enjoy! Happy experiementing... and curious to hear the music you guys create with this pack!"

Roland Chorus comparison - Juno-60 , Juno-106 , JX-3P

Published on Feb 4, 2019 RetroSound

"(c) 2019 vintage synthesizer demo by RetroSound

A lot user ask: Marko, please make a demo with the Roland chorus fx.

Ok here we are
Roland Chorus fx comparison:
1. Roland Juno-60 (1982)
2. Roland Juno-106 (1984)
3. Roland JX-3P (1983)

One DCO sawtooth wave, filter cutoff open, no resonance
No other fx or compression used. Pure sound."

ANA as a soft clipper

Published on Feb 4, 2019 Mystic Circuits

"In this video we show off using ANA as a soft clipper, specifically in the feedback loop of a delay."

Mystic Circuits ANA

Frap Tools - Workshop at SchneidersLaden

Published on Feb 4, 2019 SchneidersLaden

"Simone Fabbri from Frap Tools gave this wonderful workshop on his mighty Fumana filter bank module in 2018. We also learn about the history of the company, how it all started and where the ideas for their modules came from. From an early modular-case-prototype to the complex filterbank Fumana - Frap Tools has established itself as a high quality modular brand a short time."

XAOC Devices - Workshop at SchneidersLaden

Published on Feb 4, 2019 SchneidersLaden

"Maciek, Marcin and Tomek from Xaoc Devices were so kind to explain their more sophisticated modules to us. What initially looks like a lecture at university, is actually a quick and very good explanation of the huge and often overlooked possibilities of their Drezno and Lipsk modules. Those two go to the heart of digital-to-analog conversion (and the other way round) and are therefore perfect examples of what makes modular synthesizers interesting in the first place! You can go as deep into the shaping of sounds and modulations as possible! At the end of the workshop they also talked about their first VCO module - Odessa, an additive oscillator with great potential.

Here is a little time-table for you - so you can jump to the bits that you want to see:

00:00 Introduction
00:44 Performance #1 +explanation
10:13 Introduction to Drezno, Lipsk and AD-DA conversion
32:20 Zadar and Drezno as sequencer
36:00 Performance #2
44:10 Patch explanation
50:10 Introduction to Odessa VCO"

Vermona - Workshop at SchneidersLaden

Published on Feb 4, 2019 SchneidersLaden

"Tom Körting presented the Vermona Modular line for us in a workshop. He explores sonic and rhythmical possibilities and explains some tricks from his studio work with these fine modules. Beware: You might learn something!"

Hordijk OTB ITB

Published on Feb 4, 2019 d4nnyp

"Patch on the Hordijk and other 5U using ITB effects processors.

Effects used are Grain Space and BYOME setup in GigPerformer 3. Recorded into Camera as a stereo pair."

"Captivate" Nitzer Ebb cover/remix, Elektron Analog Keys Demo

Published on Feb 4, 2019 Mattelica

"Live take of Nitzer Ebb's "Captivate" on an Elektron Analog Keys to a Roland VS880 HDR to a Canon 6D + 50mm 1.4 lens."

Beverly Hills C OP-Z // Axel F theme sounds rebuild with Teenage Engineering OPZ

Published on Feb 4, 2019 amenemo1010

"*this is 1minute jam from day 30 of #jamuary2019 if you like, I can do the full video of the entire song

Probably one of the pieces of electronic music to which I am more attached. 1984 - Faltermeyer recorded the song using three synthesizers: a Roland Jupiter-8, a Roland JX-3P and a DX7. I tried to do it again using the "stock" sounds and the effects of the #OPZ (obviously worked), the result is incredible! #teenageengineering #walkman I tag David Frazer (whom I met and joined in 2006 in the studio) who worked as an Engineer on the soundtrack of the film."