Behringer MS101 First 7 minutes straight out of the box - Roland SH101

Published on Apr 23, 2019 kvfive

"Received the new Behringer MS101 today, thought I'd capture my very first play with the machine.

I know (before the comments start) that midi is currently off-line, but a fix for this was announced just today, I'm waiting for the new firmware to be sent to me.

All in all I think it's a fabulous machine, certainly sounds like the original ! and has a fantastic build quality to boot !

Thanks for watching."

GEOSynths - Synth Show Reviews - Behringer VC340 Vocoder and String Machine

Published on Apr 23, 2019 GEOSynths

"Here's my Review of the Behringer VC340 Vocoder - Choir - String Synth.

I grew up hearing the Sound of String Synths and have always loved the "rough" texture of them, the chorusing etc Now that Behringer have released the VC340, I had to get one, so off I went to pick one up."

Wander To by N-KLIF

From supporting member, N-KLIF:

This is the truncated version of Wander To. It will ship soon in beginning of May, once I have the tapes labeled correctly. Will ship with FREE STICKERS too. The tape is basically free too (lowest price), just don't want to go broke on shipping. Really hope you enjoy experimental electronic music.

Includes unlimited streaming of Wander To via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
shipping out on or around May 3, 2019
edition of 30

Dedicated to Lea

Martin Gore To Receive 2019 Moog Innovation Award

"Moog Music is proud to announce Martin Gore as the recipient of the 2019 Moog Innovation Award

Award Will Be Presented Following Martin Gore’s Keynote Conversation During Moogfest, Friday April 26, 2019

Gore joins past honorees Devo, Brian Eno, Suzanne Ciani, and Gary Numan.

Asheville, N.C. [April 23, 2019] - Musical pioneer Martin Gore’s masterful electronic meditations on the human condition have illuminated the connection between transformative sound and pure emotion for decades. A founding member of the band Depeche Mode, Gore’s sensual electronic compositions and introspective lyrics have resonated with faithful audiences around the world and impacted the direction of countless visionary artists from Trent Reznor to Johnny Cash.

Gore’s enduring ability to connect the rawest aspects of the human experience to the dance floor defined an era and perpetually reminds us what it means to be human through the emotional power of electronic sound. For his contributions we are honored to name Martin Gore as the recipient of the 2019 Moog Innovation Award.

Martin will be presented with the award during Moogfest on Friday, April 26 at 3:30 p.m. (ET) at the Carolina Theatre immediately following his keynote conversation with Mute Records founder Daniel Miller, which begins at 2:30 p.m. (ET).

The Moog Innovation Award recognizes artists who have contributed to the exploration of sound in popular music and beyond for the past 50 years, exemplifying the bold, innovative spirit of Bob Moog. Past recipients include visionary artists Gary Numan, Devo, Suzanne Ciani, Brian Eno, Bernie Worrell, synth designers like Herb Deutsch, last year’s recipient Bernie Krause, and Thomas Dolby, who will also be performing and presenting this year.

For more information on Moogfest, visit www.moogfest.com."

Quick Tip: Pluck Bass Patch On Moog Subsequent 37 Tutorial

Published on Apr 23, 2019 Perfect Circuit

"Here is a quick tip on how to make a plucky bass sound on a Moog synth.

You will need:
- a 2 oscillator bass synth (in this video we used a Moog Subsequent 37)

The patch:
- Oscillator 1 set to saw waveform
- Oscillator 2 set to square waveform
- Slow PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) from the LFO to oscillator 2
- Oscillator 1, 2, & sub oscillator levels all the way up
- Filter cutoff all the way down
- Filter envelope amount 2/3 to 3/4 up
- Amp and filter envelopes set to no attack or decay and full sustain and some release.

To get a giant plucky bass sound out of a Moog synth try these settings. With the sustain all the way up and release adjustable the gate length of your sequencer will adjust how plucky or long the sound is. Alternatively you could have the sustain at zero and adjust your envelope length with the decay. The steep 24db filter is closed all the way down and then opened by the filter envelope.

To thicken the sound up you can add in a sub oscillator or feedback from the output to the filter input (this is normalized on the Subsequent 37). The sound can be further tweaked by adjusting the octaves and detuning of the two oscillators, the filter envelope amount, and the envelope shapes.

Subsequent 37 available here: https://www.perfectcircuit.com/moog-s...

#PerfectCircuit #QuickTip #MoogBass"

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Novation Circuit & More Videos by asogaut

Published on Apr 15, 2019 asogaut

Playlist:

Faux Positivity (Novation Circuit)
no crystals (Circuit + Microbrute + Ipad Pro)
Is it soon june (Novation Circuit)
Guns (eurorack audio experimentation #1)
Soda for sale (Ipad + Beatstep Pro)
It sure is rainy. (Pocket Operator PO-33 + Volca Beats)
What are you looking for (Eurorack + Beatstep Pro + Ipad)
Bit Rush (PO-20 Arcade)
Mono beat (Volca Beats)
We can never be dreamy (Microbrute + Ipad)
Repeat and a (PO-33)

Overlay

Published on Apr 23, 2019 zack dagoba

"Overlaying the EMS VCS3 with the Buchla 200. The Moog 3C and Roland 100M were thrown in for good measure.."

Hymn for Sri Lanka

Published on Apr 23, 2019 Robert Engstrand

"'Hymn for Sri Lanka' - a tribute to the lost ones in the Sri Lanka bombings in April 2019.

Composed and performed by Robert Engstrand"

iOS Cality driving Eurorack

Published on Apr 23, 2019 junklight

"Cality on iOS driving three voices with the help of Polythemus and the keystep providing a lead line with the Cursus Iteritas"

StepBud AUv3 Midi Step Sequencer - iPad Demo & Tutorial

Streamed live on Apr 14, 2019 The Sound Test Room

"You can get StepBud here at the App Store"

"StepBud is a MIDI Sequencer with Audio Unit AUv3 plugin, Audiobus and Ableton Link.

Add an unlimited number of steps to your sequencer.
Your steps appear with a LED and a fader on top of your screen.
You can change the active mode that your step faders displaying/controlling.
- Set the current note or chord in range of the scale and key you selected with respect the range of the octave you want to focus,
- Set the velocity, rate, gate time, modulation, pitch bend, portamento for each step,
- Try increasing the rate and repeat count your steps if you want to add more flavor.
Below the step faders, you have a master fader where you can control your entire sequencer. It has two modes which you can change from the settings strip on the bottom of the app.
- In copy mode, it assigns its value to each step.
- In shift mode, it shifts up or down each step.

If you want to go off-scale or try some crazy chords on some of your steps, or maybe on all of them, you can go to the Step Editor by double tapping the LED of the step you want to edit.

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