Chew well to reduce chocking hazard while lying - Modular In The Cave 27 eurorack modular jam lo fi

Published on Aug 12, 2019 Modular in the cave

"A little jam at San Bartolo church in Alicudi. The church is halfway from the top of the island and is its only monument built in1600 and then expanded in 1800.

The voice samples were added while editing the video. Also the birds are a field recording made there and added while editing the video"

Sequential In The Spotlight Interview with Hinako Omori

You can find the interview on Sequential's website here.

"Hinako Omori is a musician with a love for synthesizers and anything that makes interesting sounds. Born in Yokohama, Japan she moved to London when she was three, where she is still based.

Initially training to be a sound engineer, she studied Music and Sound Recording at Surrey University then went on to work at record labels and distributors then at audio equipment manufacturer Focusrite/Novation. After session playing on the side, she leapt into music full time as a keyboard player and programmer – some of the artists Hinako has worked with include Georgia, Kate Tempest, KT Tunstall, James Bay, Jaakko Eino Kalevi, Ellie Goulding, and Fionn Regan.

Her move into creating her own music was instigated by her friend Hannah Peel, who asked her to remix of one of her tracks from her Mary Casio album. The track was included on Hannah’s own Mindfulness Mix on BBC Radio 1, and also played on BBC 6 Music and Radio 3.

The experience spurred her into creating her own musical journeys, combining ambientspace-synths with field recordings and her own ethereal vocals. Thematically, her music is influenced by the idea of space and infinity, floating into separate universes — everything being transparent and lucid, and the idea that nothing is permanent.

Alongside her teenage music-crush of The Knife, Hinako’s recent musical inspirations include Marie Davidson, Mark Pritchard, Katie Gately, Susan Sundfor and Tomoko Sauvage. Her debut single Voyage/Teleport is out now. Synth sounds evoke travelling to another realm in Voyage, and the feeling when you finally reach the other side in Teleport.

We chatted with Hinako about how she uses Sequential instruments in her music.

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You can find previous posts featuring Sequential's Spotlight series here.

Making Techno from Scratch (Novation Circuit)

Published on Aug 12, 2019 Gabe Miller Music

"In which I make a dark minimal techno song from scratch on the Novation Circuit."

Ed Ma of The Glitch Mob on the Percussa SSP (Part 1)

Published on Aug 12, 2019 PERCUSSA

Hardware Session #29 | Korg Volca Bass, Sample, FM, & Keys w/ Arturia Keystep

Published on Aug 12, 2019 littleBIGsynths

"Hey guys! I'm back with another Hardware Session. This one is using all Volcas! Adding the Keystep really adds a lot more power & flexibility to the setup, allowing me to sequence and play the Volcas with ease. Oh, and check out this neat 2 tier Volca stand by 3DWaves. It holds up to 4 Volcas and can sit at 2 different angles. 😎 Cool stuff!

•• SESSION BREAKDOWN @ 04:49 ••

Anyways, I really hope you all enjoy this video. As always, thank you SO much for watching, littleBIGsynths! 😁"

Arturia Matrixbrute 'Seqs Machine' presets (Arps & Seqs)

Published on Aug 12, 2019 Anton Anru

"Get the collection of Arps & Seqs for your Arturia Matrixbrute.
'Seqs Machine' soundset includes:
16 Arps
16 Seqs
16 Arp+Seqs
16 Duo Splits
Get the patches: https://sellfy.com/p/pnbjcn/

Each preset has Mod Wheel and 4 Macros modulations, that gives you an opportunity for creative tweaking during a performance/jam, as well as fast and easy automation inside your DAW.

For sending the presets to your MatrixBrute use Arturia Midi Control Center."

Korg Radias, Access Virus B, Roli Blocks (22.12.18)

Published on Dec 22, 2018 Anton Anru

Tabla Machine into Bass Synth Pedal

Published on Aug 12, 2019 Edward Jones

Moog Filtered Ale Returns for Moogmentum Grand Opening

via The Bob Moog Foundation

"The Bob Moog Foundation and Asheville Brewing Company are proud to announce a very limited release of Moog Filtered Ale, a specially brewed ale named in honor of synthesizer pioneer Bob Moog. This unique pale ale will be available beginning Monday, August 12, 2019, in celebration of Moogmentum, the series of events marking the grand opening of the Foundation’s Moogseum, taking place August 13th-15th in downtown Asheville, NC. All profits from the sale of the beer will be donated to the Bob Moog Foundation to benefit the Moogseum."

Meeblip Geode - Tiny Synth Big Sounds

Published on Aug 12, 2019 HAINBACH

"In which I am joined by Peter Kirn, one of the brains behind the Meeblip Geode, a dual wavetable synthesizer with a screaming analog filter. He demos the synth and then I get a turn, with to me surprising results.

Meeblip: http://meeblip.com"