MATRIXSYNTH

NAMM 2020: Frap Tools Brenso Complex Oscillator Sounds Wild!

Published on Jan 18, 2020 sonicstate

NAMM2020 Akai MPC ONE

Published on Jan 18, 2020 Ken Flux Pierce Fluxwithit

Akai MPC ONE posts

NAMM2020 SonicWare 8bit warps

Published on Jan 18, 2020 Ken Flux Pierce Fluxwithit

NAMM2020 Qu bit new eurorack modules Data Bender, Aurora, surface, cascade

Published on Jan 18, 2020 Ken Flux Pierce Fluxwithit

NAMM 2020 - Introducing the Behringer RD-6

Published on Jan 18, 2020 BEHRINGER

"Introducing the RD-6 for #NAMM2020"

4am: themes for synthesized strings

Published on Jan 18, 2020 NONsynth

"I've uploaded this as a demo to the album I'm working on (see video title).

Waking up at 4am has been super productive, and since early January I've been using the time to explore and develop a piano patch in Continua (new softsynth from Audio Damage). It has morphed from a kind of electric piano to more of a guitar tone, and I realize now that it's starting to approximate the 8-string tone I had a few years back.

I've been playing Continua with the Novation Launchpad X, and it's been a really nice way to get back to somewhat familiar ground, given the guitar-like layout of the default notes mode. It's as familiar as it is foreign, and I've been mirroring that middle ground in the mood of these songs.

Hope those listening enjoy, and please leave a comment if you have any suggestions or criticism! Keep in mind this is an early draft and I've yet to finalize either the notes or the sound design."

NAMM 2020 Audio Only Eurorack Demos by Bonedo Synthesizers

Published on Jan 18, 2020 Bonedo Synthesizers

Playlist:
Qu-Bit Electronix Aurora, Data Bender, Surface Sound Demo (no talking) - NAMM 2020
Pittsburgh Modular Lifeforms Cascading Delay Network Sound Demo (No Talking)
Frap Tools Brenso Sound Demo (No Talking)
Animal Factory Orobas & Coma Reactor Delay
4ms Ensemble Oscillator Sound Demo (no talking)

[Ladder Filter Test] moog one and Jupiter-Xm

Published on Jan 18, 2020 TinySymphony Music & Synthesizers

How good is the Hypersaw mode in the Waldorf Kyra?

Published on Jan 17, 2020 Marshal Arnold

"How good is the Hypersaw mode in the Waldorf Kyra?

Tonight I explore the Hypersaw mode in the Waldorf Kyra VA Synthesizer. The Waldorf Kyra's Hypersaw mode consists of 6 detuned sawtooth waveforms. You have an intensity and a spread control on the Waldorf Kyra which allows you the ability to dial in the amount and intensity of detune between the saws.

Once I enable the Dual Mode we then hear 2 of the exact same Hypersaw patches stacked right on top of each other and spread out n the stereo spectrum. This really sounds amazing on the Waldorf Kyra.

There is also a Hypersaw Suboscillator as well which I explore. The effects are all Kyra as well, until 4:03 in the video when I disable the Kyra reverb and delay and replace them with the Arturia Rev Plate 140 and the ping-pong delay in Ableton live."