"A next-generation advanced EQ, mix tool, and creative filter delivering an unparalleled selection of 35 shapes, 9 modulators, full multichannel support and much more.
0:00 Intro
1:25 Basic Operations
2:47 Simple Mix example
5:42 Use Modulators in Shade
6:17 LFO
9:26 Spread
10:22 Envelope
11:02 Trigger settings
12:10 Follower
13:46 Figure
15:46 Random
16:41 MSEG
18:49 X/Y
19:50 Macro
20:59 Dynamic EQ
23:39 De-esser
"Part 3 of a tutorial series for the Erica Synths DB-01 Bassline synth. The tutorial covers such things as MIDI control, CV in, CV clock and pattern chaining. A short jam toward the end shows a small sample of the range of sounds when paired with a Moog DFAM.
0:00 Playing from an external keyboard
1:08 Keyboard mode
1:35 Setting the MIDI input channel
2:20 Portamento
2:45 External control of the arpeggiator
3:08 External control of step roll mode
4:03 Chaining patterns
5:05 Sync to external clock
5:46 CV inputs
6:10 Pitch CV in
7:05 Fixing knob lag
8:00 A Throbbing Gristle moment
9:50 DFAM pitch input
15:02 Filter CV input and jam"
"This week, Office Hours will be hosted by Pete Speer, our Instagram video maker, who will be exploring sound design patches on a modified Shared System."
"Table of contents and links below! You may or may not already know this, but modern browsers contain powerful tools for manipulating audio. In this video, I'm giving you a brief (and imcomplete!) overview what's possible regarding sound synthesis, take a look at what other people created and try to build a small hardware synth using the Raspberry PI.
Table of contents:
00:00 Introduction
00:38 demonstration of my own small JavaScript synth
02:51 webaudio API (application programmers' interface) overview
05:44 some examples from the web...
05:59 semi-modular virtual analog synth
06:54 acid machine (fun 303 / 808 emulator and sequencer)
07:55 juno 106 emulation
09:28 websynths (this one is worth trying, definitely!)
10:28 comparing Firefox to Edge/Chromium
12:44 is this any useful for musicians?
13:15 trying to build a RasPi hardware synth with this (epic fail)
14:17 bye-bye :-)
Links
Webaudio documentation: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/d...
My own attempt at a subtractive synth (commented source code): https://www.floydsteinberg.com/extens...
jQuery: https://jquery.com/
jQuery webmidi: https://github.com/djipco/webmidi
Webmidi Envelopes: https://github.com/irritant/WebAHDSR
Juno 106: https://juno-106.js.org/
Semi-Modular web synth: https://nextgtrgod.github.io/webaudio...
Acid machine: http://errozero.co.uk/acid-machine/
Web synth: https://websynths.com/"
"Just a quick play with the Dreadbox Typhon to show what a nice range of tones you can get from it. No extra FX, no extra processing - just direct sound from the Typhon.
I'm using the 'Riffer' app on an iPad to randomly sequence the Typhon.
"Some sounds from the Korg Lambda ES-50 (analog String Ensemble Synthesizer) with Lexicon MX200 effect unit.
In the video you hear every sound first dry from the Korg Lambda and afterwards played through the Lexicon FX. Every section of the Korg (Percussive, Ensemble) has his own effect.
Direct recording without mastering.
You can find other books by Delton in the archives here. He worked on a few of them.
"Music Synthesizers: A Manual of Design and Construction
Scarce title.
- Describes the power supplies, signal sources, VCOs, amplifiers, filters, mixers, and other circuits that go into the construction of an electronic music synthesizer.
- Dozens of electronic circuits with complete parts lists that you can easily build and experiment with.
- Special circuits including signal brighteners, distortion boosters, ring modulators, and voicing circuits.
Apart from a little cover wear, the book is in very good condition. Softcover, 376 pages. Copyright 1984. This item ships WORLDWIDE."
"crumar synthesizer - Digital Keyboards, Inc - 1980’s
Serial number: 01049
I got this from my neighbors estate sale, her husband played in the day. I think she said he bought it new.
I found a website for this exact model, given I cannot even lip sync I have no clue about instruments. I did count the number of keys and there are 74 of them.
I did plug it in and it makes a little noise, but I have no speakers to plug into it. Also, I understand there is a cartridge that plugs in to it, I have no idea if one is required for it to play.
I do have to sell as is, if you live in the greater Phoenix area, you are welcomed to come and look at it."
