Demo: Quantus Pax precision adder/transposer + Quant Gemi octave switch

Published on Jul 22, 2019 Noise Engineering

"Quantus Pax and Quant Gemi are available now!

0:20 Quantus Pax overview
0:58 Quantus Pax patching
1:33 Quant Gemi overview
2:26 Quantus Pax xpose inputs
3:20 Quantus Pax circular normalization
4:18 Quantus Pax xpose with a chord
4:58 Jam

Quantus Pax is a 6hp four-channel precision adder. Each channel has two inputs, and the upper inputs are circularly normalled so you can use it as a buffered mult and modify the same sequence multiple different ways! Patch in to the inputs to break the normal and you've got four separate channels again. In addition to the two inputs on each channel, there are three "xpose" inputs which transpose all channels simultaneously. Great if you want to sequence a key change, add vibrato to a chord... you get the idea.

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Behringer Neutron Plays The Neverending Story

Published on Jul 22, 2019 Graydon Audio

"Behringer Neutron Overlay by Graydon Audio: https://www.graydonaudio.com

Here's my cover of The Neverending Story (originally written by Giorgio Moroder/Keith Forsey and performed by Limahl). The vocal is the original vocal track. All other tracks were created by me. I hope you enjoy!"

Synthesizer Show & Tell | Korg Poly-Ensemble P | Part 2

Published on Jul 22, 2019 Learson Peak

Part 1 here

🔥 CHECK OUT MY LATEST SINGLE 🔥
https://open.spotify.com/track/7kEzsx...

GEAR USED IN THIS EPISODE

Korg Poly-Ensemble P
Computer - MacBook Pro 
Music Software - Pro Tools 12
Audio Interface - Focusrite Clarett 8Pre-X
Vlogging Mic - EV RE-20
Vocal Mic preamp - Neve 500 Series 511
Vocal Mic Compressor - DBX 560A
Video Camera - iPhone 6+
Video Software - Final Cut X

Jam of the Day - July 21, 2019 with Moog One, Moog Voyager and Yamaha PSR-S975

Published on Jul 21, 2019 Getsemani Music

"Today's improvised offering is a laid back pad filled ambient tune with an interesting mixture of textures. For the Moog One, I blended together two of GeoSynth's new patches by Jamie Morden. Synth 1 and 2 are loaded with "The Model GEO" with the lead on synth 1 and bass sequence on synth 2. Synth 3 is loaded with '5th Dimension GEO' which makes up the string section. The Voyager holds another evolving lead patch, an original we call 'Evolver.' The percussion section is done on a Yamaha PSR-S975 using the "Bolero Lento" style slowed to 70 bpm."

First Look: Modal Electronics CRAFTsynth 2.0 Now Available in Australia

Published on Jul 21, 2019 Noisegate

"CRAFTsynth 2.0 is a monophonic wavetable synthesiser from Modal Electronics and shares the same form factor as their SKULPT synthesiser. Craft is considerably smaller and cheaper than SKULPT, but sounds dramatically different. There’s really nothing else that sounds like it anywhere near this price point."

Hera! An 80's inspired chorus MOD FX for your KORG 'logue synthesizers!

Published on Jul 21, 2019 hammondeggs49

"Available at https://github.com/hammondeggs/hera

Help support these projects at https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr...

Hera, is a dual bucket brigade style chorus MOD FX for your KORG minilogue xd and prologue synthesizers that was commonly found on some 80's synthesizers.

The original signal can be mixed both in phase and out of phase via the depth knob, and the chorus LFO can be adjusted from 0 to 10 hz."

Respiro, Artemis Amber & NuEVI Demo - Mark Steiner

Published on Jul 21, 2019 Mark Steiner

"NuEVI Sounds: Respiro physical modeling synth
(info at imoxplus.com)

Solo Wind Instrument: Berglund Instruments NuEVI
(info/waitlist via TheNuEVI@gmail.com)

String/pulley/Ondes instrument:
The Mark Steiner Artemis Amber
made for Brent McCorkle

Breath controller for the Artemis Amber:
MRT Breath Controller
(info at MRTAudio.com)

Produced and performed by Mark Steiner

Please, take calcium suppliments to avoid back muscle cramps, such as shown in this video.

Especially if you are old.

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My video showing a new physical modeling acoustic sound creation synth, The Respiro.

Also it has the 1st showing of playing of my 3rd Artemis instrument I built, The Artemis Amber. It was built for my dear friend, Brent McCorkle.

And also featuring the amazing, NuEVI, made by the genius and good friend, Johan Berglund.

The head-set wind controller was created by Murat Şimşek of MRT Audio in Turkey. He's a great friend and amazing person. He makes beautiful instruments.

So we see the trend here, and I’m humbled to know and work with each of these truly talented and very good men. There are other people as well in this category I know and work with.

I’m very fortunate to know all such. Love you all! Thank you for bringing your music and musical devices to the world."

SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS MULTI-TRAK | Analog Synthesizer 1985 | HD DEMO

Published on Jul 21, 2019 AnalogAudio1

"2019 (c) by AnalogAudio1

Synthesizer demo of the analog synthesizer SCI Multi-Trak from 1985.

For reverb effects, a Lexicon MPX 500 was used, along with a Korg SDD-3000 for delay effects.

The Multi-Trak has 1 VCO per voice (6 voice polyphonic). It also has PWM, 3 ADSRs, 24 dB VCF, noise generator, LFO with different waveforms and a chorus effect. It has a sort of "slimmed down polymodulation": VCF modulation by VCO for dirty and metallic timbres. Unison mode for fat, monophonic sounds. Great "stack mode" allows layering of six different patches. Velocity sensitive keyboard. The Multi-Trak also has a little 6 track sequencer and an arpeggiator built in. The basic sound is very similar to the Six-Trak, but in my opinion it sounds a bit different."

MFB-NANOZWERG - Analog Synthesizer (2010) Part 1

Published on Jul 21, 2019 Nacho Marty Meyer

"no extra effects or processes were used
https://nacho80.bandcamp.com"

Synthmata: Free Volca Drum Patch Editor and Kit Sharing System!

Published on Jul 21, 2019 Oscillator Sink

"My new, free patch editor and kit sharing system for the Korg Volca Drum is now live: https://synthmata.com/volca-drum

In this video we do a quick once-over of the interface and demonstrate how to use the editor. I also take a few minutes to talk about the javascript library that I've build which makes creating similar systems quick and easy! You can find it on github here: https://github.com/synthmata/ccynthmata"