Yamaha TX81Z FM Synthesizer Patches Bank 2 [Demo #4] (no FX)

Published on Feb 26, 2019 gstormelectro

"Audio and Video by G-Storm Electro c. 2019

Some new selected patches on the TX81Z FM Synthesizer.
Dark soundscape, dreamy, indie synthwave stuff.
This time without the Big Sky Reverb.
Using a single TX81Z unit.
Raw, naked, mono, FM synthesis goodness.

Timestamp
0:00 cold opening
0:10 Bangzwap!, noise stab
0:22 Dream4Days, breathy pad
0:46 Vaporware, choral pad
1:11 Vinyl Tone, bell tone + vinyl crackle static noise
1:30 ChorusSyn, swirly synth
1:45 Warm Poly, big ol' fat poly
2:11 Poles, smooth metalic tones
2:32 Harmonix, glitchy pad + EP
2:47 $ummer Cola, dreamy pad
3:03 Retrofit, 80s synth
3:36 Love Scene, soundtrack
4:06 Icewave, chilly brooding soundscape
4:40 Ruination, dark soundtrack

Recorded direct to Tascam DR-05.
No other effects nor processing of any kind."

SUPERBOOTH19 – Berlin 09. - 11. May

SUPERBOOTH19 – Berlin 09. - 11. May from HerrSchneider on Vimeo.

"SUPERBOOTH19 is the biggest trade fair for electronic musical instruments. 250 exhibitors, 30+ concerts each day, workshops and DIY.

Tickets now on sale at superbooth.com
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SchneidersLaden presents SUPERBOOTH19"

"Besides the 250 exhibitors from all over the world, SUPERBOOTH19 offers more than 30 concerts and workshops every day. International artists from all genres of electronic music will be present in the three-day program accompanying the trade fair.

Daniel Miller (Mute Records) will play the full version of his modular live set, Robert Lippok (Raster-Media) will be there, as will Scottish musician and instrument maker Ken Macbeth together with T.Raumschmiere (Shitkatapult). Caterina Barbieri plays a Gesprächskonzert for Frap Tools. Christian Vogel, Barbara Morgenstern, Lucid Grain, CYRK, Kebu, Kypski, Tilted Circle, POND – the keyboard electronics classic of the GDR – and more will be playing on the many stages at SUPERBOOTH19. The winners of Ick mach Welle, a music project that enables people with disabilities to play electronic music, are also represented in the program of SUPERBOOTH19.

Educational Saturday
Saturday at SUPERBOOTH19 will be dedicated to education and thus reflects the tradition of the event space FEZ Berlin. The workshops on Modular Synthesizers and DIY offered especially for pupils and students make Saturday particularly attractive for young people. That applies in particular, because of the special pricing for educational institutions, which can apply for strongly discounted ticket contingents. But also for all other guests there are different educational opportunities in the program on all days of the event.

Although the event offers a daily program until 11 pm, there are still several official aftershow-events to celebrate the rest of the night. The C-Base as a publicly accessible and official venue is complemented by three company events in the OHM-Club – for both locations there is currently a program with a lot of live music in the making. C-Base and OHM can be reached very comfortably with the regular boat shuttle.

Boat-trip to SUPERBOOTH19
The free shuttle service runs several times a day between FEZ and Mitte and ensures a relaxed journey to SUPERBOOTH19 and also back to Mitte. This is a great opportunity to make new contacts, talk shop or enjoy the unusual perspective of Berlin.

Visitors with a trade visitor ticket can enter the fair at 10 am. All other guests can buy full-day tickets, which are valid from 1 pm to midnight and will give you access to the C-Base for the after-show events. If you only want to see the evening program, you can buy tickets from March onwards which allow admission from 6 pm. Children and young people up to the age of 16 can attend the event free of charge."

Teenage Engineering OP-Z Walkthrough (Tape, Control, and Utility Tracks)

Published on Feb 26, 2019 Red Means Recording

Red Means Recording Teenage Engineering OP-Z Walkthrough videos

Abi from STRAIT-JACKIT

Published on Feb 26, 2019 Space Cat Audio Technologies

"Test run of the hardware Acid set for the Brothers Grim Techno Party in Bristol on the 9th March 2019"

No Fate - Terminator theme on the Noistation

Published on Feb 26, 2019 Love Hultén

Noistation

Brew Music with Korg: KCBC of Brooklyn, NY

Published on Feb 26, 2019 Korg

"Korg took Brew Music back to where it all started: Brooklyn, NY. Hundreds of people gathered at Kings Country Brewers Collective to get their hands on Korg’s elaborate synth line, including the newly released minilogue xd, volca modular and volca drum."

Review: Hyve Synth - 60 oscillators, and as many VCAs as you have fingers...

Published on Feb 26, 2019 loopop

"Hyve synth is very different from any synth you might know - here's how.

0:00 Intro
1:00 Hyve versions
1:30 Architecture
2:30 Touch control
4:00 Note layout
4:35 Hyve layout
6:15 One-finger chords
7:00 Isomorphic layout
7:35 Stereo control
8:15 Stereo effects
10:15 Pros and cons
11:30 Outro jam "

Medusa Synth techno improvisation by Umba take four & five

Published on Feb 26, 2019 Polyend

"Polish techno producer Umba is jamming on the Medusa Hybrid Synth again. Drums from Electribe ESX, additional sequencing by Polyend Seq.

m.me/umbabass
http://soundcloud.com/umba89"

Medusa Synth techno improvisation by Umba take five

Plankton Electronics Beats on SPICE #1 (no talking)

Published on Feb 26, 2019 Plankton Electronics

"Acoustic drum beat on Plankton Electronics SPICE distortion unit."

New "oplab module" adds CV, Gate & MIDI to the Teenage Engineering OP-Z

Priced at $149

"oplab module – the magic link.

imagine having the power and flexibility of the OP-Z sequencer available to any other music equipment. now you can, with the new oplab module - the magic link between OP-Z and the rest of the world. the oplab module is the first hardware expansion module for OP-Z. once mounted in the back of your
OP-Z, you can use it to connect to any equipment using standard cv and gate, such as the pocket operator modular or any other modular system. it features three cv outs and one gate out, all programmable and playable from OP-Z. have your wall of modules sequenced from the palm of your hands. use the po sync out

to unleash the power of your regular pocket operators and have them play in sync with the rest of your setup. even connect standard midi devices, using midi over 3.5 mm jack or the included midi over din adapter cable. oplab features both midi in and out ports as well as trig in and out for other synthesizers and sequencers."

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