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Saturday, November 16, 2019

M185 VIII Prototype Demo version in Eurorack


Published on Nov 16, 2019 carbontony

"Trying out some oldschool techno with a new prototype of the RYK M185 sequencer.
Parallel split mode
CH1 - Roland 100m Bassline
CH2 - Mutable Instruments Tides Chords
Drums Boss Dr Rythm

Panel - Cardboard/perspex !"

Oldskool IDM Ambient on the PreenFM2


Published on Nov 16, 2019 Audio Wanderer

"Enjoy the retro vibe of this quiet session done entirely with the Xavier Hosxe FM instrument, the PreenFM2, a 14 polyphony FM synth with the capabilities of import DX7 banks and play 4 instruments simultaneously."

Arturia Microfreak Demo


Published on Nov 16, 2019 Alphacode

"Arturia Microfreak... weird, unusual and very digital sounding synthesizer ! Enjoy !"

VAX singing compilation


Published on Nov 16, 2019 Polaxis

"In action: VAX the DECtalk speech engine for EMY in singing mode, reading song files from the SD card.

These files are just text files with phonemes duration and pitch. Many songs are lying around on the web. Check for 'DECtalk' singing or Moonbase Alpha songs...

Can you recognize them?"

Funny, almost thought someone was singing through the system. You can find more posts featuring the Polaxis EMY here.

5U/MU Chrutil 252e Deep Dive


Published on Nov 16, 2019 TjimmyChonga

"A deep dive of the features and functionality of my hand made 'reimagination' of the Buchla 252e sequencer in MU format"

Friday, November 15, 2019

A few awesome Ensoniq Mirage factory disks


Published on Nov 15, 2019 SynthMania

"I got thirty original factory disks for the Ensoniq Mirage today. This is a video that demonstrates some of them."

Patch of the Week 32: 808-Style Trap Bass Kick on monologue


Published on Nov 15, 2019 Korg

"The Korg monologue has a powerful analog overdrive circuit that can really beef up bass and percussive sounds. In this video, we show you how to use the filter to create a kick sound from scratch that you can use in your own beatmaking."

Korg Patch of the Week videos

Electrosmith Eurorack Module Overviews by Synth Diy Guy


Published on Nov 13, 2019 Synth Diy Guy

Playlist:

1. Electrosmith 3340 Analog VCO - Kit Overview
2. Electro-Smith 2164 Dual VCA - Kit Overview
3. Electro-Smith 2144 4 Pole LPF - Kit Overview

Featuring Electrosmith's Daisy.

SynthTech E520 Hyperion Stereo Effects Processor Kickstarter Live and Almost Funded


The SynthTech E520 Kickstarter campaign launched today and is almost funded. As of this post it is at $32,443 pledged of the $40,000 goal. Click through for details, and be sure to see the interview with SynthTech's Paul Schreiber and FluxWithIt posted here. Also see the SynthTech banner on the right. It will take you to the Kickstarter page so you can check in on progress.

Field Effect Studies by Benge




"The music contained on this album was created using a Moog Modular 3C synthesiser, one of the very few original systems made in 1967. In addition some sounds were originated on a 1975 Moog Polymoog keyboard and then passed through the modular system for further treatment. No other sounds were used on this record, however on occasion a short delay of around 500 milliseconds was applied to one or other side of the stereo signal to provide a spacial dimension to the recording

Several of the pieces made use of the Sequential Controllers, which are modern clones of the Moog design, and, along with the various Sequential Switches and Sequencer Interfaces, can be set up to create some very complex melodic patterns. These can be heard to good effect on the second track “Sequoia”

The Title of the album makes reference to field effects, but I have left it deliberately ambiguous as to which kind of fields are being referred to
credits
released November 15, 2019

Written, recorded and designed by Benge (Ben Edwards)
at Memetune Studios, UK

A Forms Series recording
c+p 2019 Memesongs"

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