Monday, November 11, 2019
Synthesizer Show & Tell | Korg Delta
Published on Nov 11, 2019 Learson Peak
GEAR USED IN THIS EPISODE
Korg Delta
Vocals - Rode NT-1a
Computer - MacBook Pro
My 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
13.02.18 Serge Paperface '78 - Camel race
Published on Nov 11, 2019 batchas
"I found this one on my channel which remained unpublished till today...
All sounds come from the Serge Paperface '78."
Elektron Analog Heat - USB Class Compliant Audio Walkthrough
Published on Nov 10, 2019 tubesockor
"The Elektron Analog Heat recently got a firmware update (1.20) which enables USB Class Compliant Audio. This means the Heat can be used as an audio insert to an iPhone, let an iPad run audio plugins pre or post the Heat's own processing, be a sound card to a computer or just allow a live recording of the audio coming out of it into a smartphone.
This video covers a walkthrough of the different configurations, with some simple examples of each."
Sunday, November 10, 2019
E-Mu Emulator II & Sound Designer Software Editor for the Apple Macintosh
Emulator II - Nov 10, 2019 Published on Nov 10, 2019 SynthMania
"A look at how the Sound Designer software connected to the Emulator II, transmitting samples via the serial ports - and demos of a few classic Emulator sounds"
Synth Rorschach #68
This one was spotted and sent in via Soviet Space Child, spotted on Instagram.
Three synth related items immediately came to mind. I won't give them away, so I have them in black font directly below. Click and drag your mouse over them below if you are curious.
Moon Modular Quad Sequential 568 Trigger Source & NED Synclavier mixed with the Acxel Resynthesizer.
See the Synth Rorschach label for more.
Pittsburgh Modular Lifeforms Voltage Lab plus Chase Bliss Thermae
Published on Nov 10, 2019 oscDrift
"My first sound exploration getting familiar with the Lifeforms Voltage Lab. Thought it would be fun to run it through the Thermae pedal.......total dopamine dump.
Enjoy and thanks for looking."
Korg Mono/Poly MP-4 Vintage Analog Synthesizer w/ Signed Gig Bag
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via this auction
"1980's Korg Mono/Poly MP-4 synthesizer in excellent condition and in perfect working order. The Mono/Poly is a 44 key "mono-polyphonic" analog synthesizer manufactured by Korg from 1981 to 1984. This model is the sister synthesizer to the Korg Polysix, with four highly stable voltage-controlled oscillators (VCOs), a 4-pole, self-oscillating low pass filter (LPF), several modulation capabilities and pseudo-polyphony (paraphony) functionality.
The four VCO's can be shared in four-voice Polyphonic mode, or linked in Unison for a versatile monophonic lead. Each VCO has its own level, tune, and waveform type control. Waveforms include triangle, sawtooth, and variable pulse wave. It has a great VCF (filter) section as well as two envelope generators (one for the oscillators and one for the filter), and there are also two individual LFO's which can be used to modulate the Pulse Width, Envelope and Arpeggiator independently.
A very flexible and fun synthesizer, other cool tricks up its sleeve include chord memory and an effects mode in which oscillators have a variety of ways to be synced. The built-in arpeggiator and sequencer can run all 4 VCO's at a time or cycle through each voice per note! There's also portamento, CV/Gate, VCF and VCO mod inputs, a white noise generator, and the pitch/mod wheels can be assigned to control LFO, pitch, or the filter.
This synth was imported direct from Tokyo, and as such runs at 100v. All functions are stable and functioning as intended on USA power, 120v "on paper," but typically ranging between 110-120v.
Cosmetically, this synthesizer is very clean, with only light scuffs on the wood framing the keyboard. All original knobs are intact as are the four rubber feet on the bottom of the enclosure. The original soft Korg-branded green carry case is included, along with some text on the exterior referencing the band Earthshaker."
via this auction
"1980's Korg Mono/Poly MP-4 synthesizer in excellent condition and in perfect working order. The Mono/Poly is a 44 key "mono-polyphonic" analog synthesizer manufactured by Korg from 1981 to 1984. This model is the sister synthesizer to the Korg Polysix, with four highly stable voltage-controlled oscillators (VCOs), a 4-pole, self-oscillating low pass filter (LPF), several modulation capabilities and pseudo-polyphony (paraphony) functionality.The four VCO's can be shared in four-voice Polyphonic mode, or linked in Unison for a versatile monophonic lead. Each VCO has its own level, tune, and waveform type control. Waveforms include triangle, sawtooth, and variable pulse wave. It has a great VCF (filter) section as well as two envelope generators (one for the oscillators and one for the filter), and there are also two individual LFO's which can be used to modulate the Pulse Width, Envelope and Arpeggiator independently.
A very flexible and fun synthesizer, other cool tricks up its sleeve include chord memory and an effects mode in which oscillators have a variety of ways to be synced. The built-in arpeggiator and sequencer can run all 4 VCO's at a time or cycle through each voice per note! There's also portamento, CV/Gate, VCF and VCO mod inputs, a white noise generator, and the pitch/mod wheels can be assigned to control LFO, pitch, or the filter.
This synth was imported direct from Tokyo, and as such runs at 100v. All functions are stable and functioning as intended on USA power, 120v "on paper," but typically ranging between 110-120v.
Cosmetically, this synthesizer is very clean, with only light scuffs on the wood framing the keyboard. All original knobs are intact as are the four rubber feet on the bottom of the enclosure. The original soft Korg-branded green carry case is included, along with some text on the exterior referencing the band Earthshaker."
Roland JD-800 Synthesizer
Early 2000s digital video with synthpop (DV Tape Wave?)
Published on Nov 10, 2019 Synth & Sundry
"Lost DV tape footage from 2005-6 set to a synth-wave track (DV Tape Wave?) made later on Ableton Live with Puremagnetik synth samples and a sampled 606 drumkit.
Artist: Marco Tulio Thrash / Synth & Sundry
Track: Vector Forest
The early digital video has a haunting and glitchy quality that fits the emotive wow and flutter of the music."
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