Quick Tip: Shift a Sequence Around on a Digitakt Tutorial

Perfect Circuit

"This Quick Tip shows how to shift a sequence on a Digitakt by holding the function key and pushing the left or right arrow buttons. This will shift one track while leaving your other tracks alone, allowing you to quickly try out shifted rhythmic patterns. Although we showed this on an Elektron sequencer there are other sequencers that also allow this same technique, so check if your sequencer does since this can help you come up with new ideas if you are stuck!

Digitakt available here: https://www.perfectcircuit.com/elektr..."

EZBOT's Favorite eurorack sequencer ~ WMD Metron/Voltera

EZBOT

"In this video I gush about my love for WMD's Metron and Voltera. They are the closest thing I have found to the Elektron sequencer in modular. I also give a tutorial on how to use both the Metron and Voltera as I am gushing."

Noise Engineering Blog: Creating glitchy clock signals and sequences & Patching a swung clock

Noise Engineering

"From the blog: https://www.noiseengineering.us/blog/...

Here, we generate a clock signal and run it through Integra Funkitus to skip about half the pulses. That signal is then run through Mutable Instruments Branches, and each coin flip has a chance of being a normal trigger or running through a burst generator. The clock and bursts are then combined in Quantus Pax, and run into Mimetic Digitalis's clock in."

Patching a swung clock

Noise Engineering

"From the blog: https://www.noiseengineering.us/blog/...
Here, we we create a swung clock with Pons Asinorum and Vox Digitalis, which runs a Mimetic Digitalis sequence into Basimilus Iteritas Alter."

SoundsDivine 'Greatest Hits' - U-he Diva Soundset

SoundsDivine111

"This is a demo of the presets from the 'Greatest Hits' soundset for U-he Diva.
For more information, please follow the link below:
https://soundsdivine.com/product/diva...

00:00 Intro
00:10 Classic Pluck
00:29 Artificial Euphoria
00:48 Tekno Tronik
01:04 Moving Shadow
01:21 Super Saw 1
01:32 Super Saw 2
01:51 Juicy Resonance
02:01 Phasers On Stun
02:11 Pacific Rising
02:40 Analog Detune
02:53 Vintage Roland
02:59 Transient Vibrato
03:05 Funkadelic Bass
03:11 Alpha Bass
03:18 Inner City Life
03:36 Unison Detune
03:55 Synthetic Brass
04:04 Omni Trio
04:27 Acetate Blues
04:38 Underworld
05:07 Groove Rider
05:25 Vintage Retro Classic"

YAMAHA DX7 II FD with E! board FM Synthesizer (1987) RetroSound Soundscapes - Sound Demo

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

YAMAHA DX7 II FD FM Synthesizer (1987) with Grey Matter E! expansion board

The DX7 II is one of my favorite synths for digital sound textures. In combination with warm Juno pads have you the perfect sound for 80s synth music.

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..."

Against The Clock: Bloody Mary

FACTmagazine

"Against The Clock is a series where we give an artist 10 minutes in the studio and see what they come up with.

Bloody Mary has been a fixture on Berlin’s techno scene since she arrived in the city from France in 2005. In 2010 she founded her own label, Dame-Music, which has released music from artists like KiNK, Thomas P. Heckmann and Innerspace Halflife.

In the studio and on stage she makes use of classic gear such as the Roland TR-909 and TR-707 drum machines with modern equipment like the Mode Machine Xoxbox and Dave Smith Pro 2. We paid her a visit to see what kind of techno she could create in just 10 minutes.

Bloody Mary’s latest release, a collaborative EP with Cardopusher, is out now. Find the rest of the Dame-Music catalogue at Bandcamp.

Filmed by Frank Zerban

https://soundcloud.com/bloody-mary
https://dame-music.bandcamp.com"

Prok Drum Modules - Overview and Tutorial Part I

Omri Cohen

You can find additional resources available from Omri Cohen at https://www.patreon.com/omricohen

00:00 - Introduction
04:32 - Patch 1
08:27 - Patch 2
12:23 - Patch 3

Gotharman's SpazeDrum & Moog Subharmonicon

Phaneronaut

"An evening jam with Gotharman's fantastic SpazeDrum and the Moog Subharmonicon. The SpazeDrum clocks the Subharmonicon, an the Neon-Egg Planetarium provides effects (plus some gentle sidechaining) for the Subharmonicon. A little bit of reverb was added to the SpazeDrum during mixing.

More information on the gear:

http://www.gotharman.dk/spazedrum.htm
http://neonegg.com/Info/
https://www.moogmusic.com/products/su...

My music: https://phaneronaut.bandcamp.com

You can get all my electronic music in a variety of styles on Bandcamp for free. Of course you're welcome to pay for them as well if you like what you hear. But just downloading is fine, too."

Simmons SDSV 3047 Preset 1 070720

The Simmons Guy

"Quick demo of SDSV 3047 using Preset 1."

Plugin Alliance Announces Enhanced Emulation of Knifonium Tube-driven Synth

Knif Audio Knifonium - Playthrough


Knif Audio Knifonium - Overview with Matthew Wang

Plugin Alliance


"SANTA CRUZ, CA, USA: Plugin Alliance, supporting all major plugin formats and uniting some of the best-known international audio companies under one virtual roof, is proud to announce availability of Knif Audio Knifonium — solidifying sister company Brainworx Audio’s new plugin partnership with Finnish pro audio equipment extraordinaire Knif Audio as an enhanced emulation of the extraordinary Knifonium, an exceptionally beautiful-sounding monophonic synthesizer that is driven by a whopping 26 vacuum tubes — as of July 7…

As an upscale synth sensation, the Knifonium features two tube-driven oscillators, a 4th order ladder filter, a ring modulator, and a gorgeous ‘steampunk’ aesthetic (worthy of American science fiction author K. W. Jeter — originator of the term — himself). Handcrafted in small batches by high-end audio device designer Jonte Knif, the original hardware unit really reflects his incomparable attention to detail. But beautiful as it is, the Knifonium is not just expensive eye-candy capable of making ‘weird noises’ but rather an exceptionally musical and inspiring instrument that offers countless possibilities for shaping and modulating sounds.

Although a new addition to the Plugin Alliance family, the notable Knif Audio name is revered by hardcore synth freaks and audiophile engineers alike. And although lead designer Jonte Knif has been making vacuum tube-based hardware for mixing, mastering, and sound design for years, his Knifonium synth sensation is carefully crafted to be second to none. No one sums it up better than Jonte himself, however, who simply says: “It sounds like nothing else.”

Engineers at Brainworx Audio have taken a great thing and made it even better. Because not only is the plugin version of the Knifonium even more accessible and easier to use than the original, it also adds features that just aren’t possible in the analog world.

With eight independent voices added to the synthesizer, Knif Audio Knifonium opens up an entirely new universe of possibilities as an enhanced emulation — for instance, imagine an atmospheric-sounding pad produced by a total of 208 vacuum tubes!

The software version also adds M/S (mid-side) and stereo Spread capabilities, a powerful Unison mode, as well as the carefully-curated FX section, including a well-known vintage-style Phaser, plugin partner brand SPL’s EQ Ranger, Wavefolder, and more as a wide range of effects that Knif Audio Knifonium users will actually want to use.

Ultimately, Knif Audio Knifonium sounds uniquely rich and captivating — even at its most basic. But best of all, Jonte Knif confirms that it sounds and behaves just like the real thing. This should come as little surprise since Brainworx Audio meticulously modeled the complete circuits of the original hardware — including all 26 tubes, and applied its patented TMT (Tolerance Modeling Technology) to recreate the natural variations in Envelope parameters, Pitch, LFO (Low Frequency Oscillator) speed, and so many more characteristics to make this digital recreation sound as realistically analog and natural as possible.

Knif Audio Knifonium is available for purchase (as an AAX AudioSuite-, AAX Native-, AU-, VST2-, and VST3-supporting, fully NKS — Native Kontrol Standard — compatible virtual instrument plugin for macOS 10.9 through 10.15 and Windows 7 through 10)
at an attractive introductory price of $199.99 USD until August 10, 2020 — rising thereafter to an MSRP (Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price) of $299.00 USD — from here: https://www.plugin-alliance.com/en/products/knif_audio_knifonium.html"