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Published on May 1, 2020 peter m mahr

Video: Ernst Hefter
Music: Peter M. Mahr

Instruments:
Sequential - Prophet XL
Nonlinear Labs - C15
Moog - one

Georgia's Dancefloor Live Stream

Published on May 1, 2020

Georgia - "Seeking Thrills" out now - http://smarturl.it//SeekingThrills

Simmons drums, Sequential OB-6, & DSI MoPho X4.

Previous posts featuring Georgia here

Striso board: Musical expression taken to the next dimension

You might remember the larger Striso in more of an accordion design previously posted here in 2016.

"A kickstarter campaign was launched by Piers Titus van der Torren for his instrument the Striso board. This hand sized MIDI controller has an innovative note layout with 61 multidimensionally sensitive buttons, that respond to pressure and direction individually. The buttons are arranged systematically and intuitively to facilitate ease of play and comprehension of musical patterns. The Striso board will have an internal synthesizer and can also be combined with an MPE synthesizer. Altogether, the Striso board offers enormous potential for sound control and musical expression."

via Kickstarter

"With the Striso board in hands your next dimension of music is up to you to discover! Regardless of whether you want to play lively folk melodies, catchy pop tunes, complex jazz progressions, diverse world music, immersive film scores, experimental microtonal compositions, or even more extraterrestrial music.

Specifications

61 soft silicone pressure and direction sensitive note buttons (3.7 octaves)
Scanning rate: 1200Hz
Touch sensitivity range: 70g – 700g
4 extra buttons for glissando, octave switching and settings
Motion sensing: 3D rotation and acceleration, sent over MIDI at 100Hz
Polyphony: 15 notes with MPE
Tuning: uses polyphonic pitch bends and hence works with any MPE synth
Internal synthesizer (to be added during kickstarter)
Audio output: 3.5mm stereo jack (to be added during kickstarter)
Dimensions: 192x174x26mm, 425g
Power: USB B, 5V 100mA
Connection: MIDI over USB, with 3 MIDI modes: MPE, one note per channel; normal, with pitch bend, modulation and polyphonic aftertouch; monophonic, with glissando
Firmware: Open Source firmware"

Minimal Glitchy Audiovisual Jam With PO32 and iPhone

Published on May 1, 2020 Perplex On

"This is a little test setup just using a PO32 Tonic connected to an iPhone loaded with VFX app for audioreactive visuals. Starting with some simple pitched sine tones fed into Enso looper for creating a soundbed and playing glitchy drums on top."

A Closer Look at the Roland System 100m from 1979!

Published on May 1, 2020 Alex Ball

"A closer look at Roland's System 100m synthesizer from 1979.

I demonstrate four patches to give a little flavour of this fantastic synthesizer and then explain each patch in order to give an understanding of how it works.

0:00 Intro
0:44 Patch 1 Drum n Bass (Demonstration)
1:44 Patch 1 Drum n Bass (Explanation)
4:04 Patch 2 Rate Speech (Demonstration)
4:39 Patch 2 Rate Speech (Explanation)
6:01 Patch 3 Jupiter 100m (Demonstration)
7:11 Patch 3 Jupiter 100m (Explanation)
8:00 Patch 4 Dial-Up (Demonstration)
9:30 Patch 4 Dial-Up (Explanation)
14:12 Outro

Modules used:
110 VCO / VCF / VCA
112 Dual VCO
121 Dual Filter
130 Dual VCA
131 Output Mixer
132 Voltage Processor / Mixer
140 Dual Envelope / LFO
150 Ring Mod / S&H / Noise / LFO
165 Dual Portamento
172 Phaser / Audio Delay / Gate Delay / LFO
182 Sequencer
184 Polyphonic 4CV Keyboard
191-J 5 module case with multiples

Huge thank you to the owner of this System!

If you want to delve deeper into the System 100m then check out my webpage on the subject: https://www.alexballmusic.com/system100m"

Roland Juno-106 Analog Synthesizer (1984) Face To Face

Published on May 1, 2020 RetroSound

"(c)2007-20 by RetroSound
supported by UVI: http://bit.ly/retrosound-uvi

all synthesizer sounds: Roland Juno-106 Analog Synthesizer (1984)
recording: multi-track played by hand
fx: reverb

RetroSound synthesizer demo videos since january 2007.
All is for free. If you like my work, so can you support me with a donation or a purchase of my music albums. Thank you!

Donations: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr..."

Tiptop Audio Z5000 ECHOZ ZVERB

Published on May 1, 2020 Tiptop .Audio

"Get to know Tiptops new effcet modules a bit closer."

Solar powered Volcas

Published on May 1, 2020 myVolts

"Solar powered volca anyone? 😎

Spring sunshine, time to ⚡USB solar power ⚡some beats!

We've hooked up our 🌟 9v #ripcordusb 🌟to a couple of #korgvolca #synths 😍.
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No problem powering two from one port, but the 🌞#solarpanel 🌞 couldn't go 3 volcas. I'm sure using the second port would have got us there, or maybe just wait for the summer sun! ☀️
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🏖️🏖️🏖️🏖️🏖️🏖️🌅🌄🏖️🏖️🏖️
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Ripcord allows you to convert any usb output to the voltage you want. 6v, 7.5v,9v, 12v, 18v.
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. ⚡☀️😎☀️⚡"

[tutorial] Waldorf Quantum 9: Analog Filters

Published on May 1, 2020 Synthesizer Video Service

"If you like these tutorials, please make a like and leave a comment ;) Your feedback decides which type of videos I'm going to do in the future.

In the ninth part, we have a look on the analog filters. There was a lot of confusion about this topic of the Quantum in the past. How many analog filters are there? Are they stereo? Which modes are available? How are they routed? And most important: How do they sound? You will get the answers here in this video!"

All parts here