Friday, October 02, 2020
Patch of the Week 78 – Celebrating the Psycho Theme
Korg
"In the first of our Vol.18 - Halloween Horror History installments of Patch of the Week, we recreate Mother’s favorite bone-chilling, shower-stalking theme with wavestate’s strings."
Volcanes Mexico: Oscilaciones del Iztaccíhuatl | buchla | arturia | cinematic soundscapes
PositronMusic
"CONABIO | CONANP | ARTURIA
presentan:
Volcanes Mexico Oscilaciones del Iztaccíhuatl / Oscillations from Iztaccihuatl
Estreno de la banda sonora que dedicada al Iztaccíhuatl, como previo a la película "Ecotonos" y serie de cortometrajes "Habitat" en fase de producción en torno a la imponente naturaleza mexicana.
Es una intensa experiencia sonora con síntesis modular analógica y algunos matices digitales con imágenes desde el Volcán.
Esta banda sonora fue generada en vivo desde el volcán principalmente con:
Buchla Easel
Arturia Microfreak
Se recomienda altamente el uso de un buen sistema de sonido o auriculares.
Premiere of the soundtrack made in honor of the Mexican volcano Iztaccihuatl as a preview for the upcoming feature film "Ecotonos" and short film series "Habitat" being producing right now based on the awesome Mexican nature environment.
It is an intense cinematic experience with modular synthesis as well as digital sparks in companion of beautiful images from the volcano.
This soundtrack was generated live from the volcano using:
Buchla Easel
Arturia Microfreak
The use of a good sound system or headphones is highly recommended for a better experience."
Fifty Years of ARP: The 2500 in 2020 (a synthposium) Part Two - Educators
Alan R. Pearlman Foundation
Update: video is back
Moderator: Chris Myer
Panelists:
Asha Tamarisa, Bates University
Hans Kulk, Willem Twee Studios
Jim Michmerhuizen, Boston School of Electronic Music
Kristin Warren & Jim Moses, Brown University
Vince Pupillo Jr. & Vince Pupillo Sr, EMEAPP (Electronic Music Education and Preservation Project)
Fifty Years of ARP: The 2500 in 2020 (a synthposium) posts
LABELS/MORE:
ARP,
ARPFoundation,
EMEAPP,
events,
Interviews,
MATRIXSYNTH Members,
Updates,
Willem Twee Studio
Synthesthesia 2020 Schedule of Events and Full List of Vendors
"Synthesthesia 2020, free to the public and scheduled for Sunday October 4th from 2 pm until 10 pm ET, promises to be the biggest online synth event of the COVID era.
Today the organizers are sharing the schedule of streaming events and the full list of participating vendors.
Just like its real-life sibling Synth Expo (same organizers), Synthesthesia will be Free with RSVP, and will allow synth lovers of all stripes to catch up with the industry through interactive content and promotions.
Here's a list of what visitors can expect:
- Live streams with product specialists
- Product launches
- Q&A with experts
- Synth Giveaways
- Deals on new synths through sales partners American Musical Supply and Synth City.
The event is in open format and will be visible through any Internet browser.
Roland JV-880 Synth Sound Preset Demo
Synth & Sundry
"Roland JV-880 is a digital rackmount synth (keyboard version is called the JV-80) that came out in 1992. In this video, I go through my favourite sounds from the A-Bank. If you want to hear a specific sound, I've put a list of time stamps below.
#synth #roland #rompler
Contents - JV880 patches
00:00 Intro
00:14 A07 MIDIed Grand
00:55 A10 MIDI Epiano
01:14 A13 Dig Rhodes 2
02:10 A19 Marimba
02:41 A21 Warm Vibe
03:22 A24 Vibrobell
04:38 A38 Velo Harmnix
05:36 A40 SwitchOnMute
05:47 A52 Woody Bass 2
06:13 A53 Analog Bs 1
06:45 A56 RockOut Bass
07:35 A59 Pick Bass
07:39 A61 Yowza Bass
08:09 A62 Rubber Bs 1
09:07 A63 Rubber Bs 2
Here's an electro track made with a Roland JV-880 as well as other synths [posted here]
If you'd like to support this channel with a one-off purchase, please check out our affordably priced music: https://synthandsundry.bandcamp.com"
Synclavier HOP Hand Operated Processor + D0I interface card
Note: Auction links are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.
via this auction
One of the pics looks very close to this listing from 2015. Similar description as well, but updated.
"Note: Perfect condition, tested today and working perfectly, no broken switches. I've checked this over 10/2/2020 and tested it with a Synclavier II mini-system, all the switches are working properly and everything has tested good. There are absolutely NO scratches or scuffs on this one. It is absolutely as new.
Absolute mint condition, see the photos, it is stunning.
This listing includes the HOP control panel box with built-in cable, interface card to plug into the computer bin of the Synclavier, and an anti-static protective bag to hold the card when not installed in a slot.
The rarest and most sought after piece of Synclavier hardware is the HOP hand-operated processor. Originally designed for internal company use debugging new software and designing new interface cards, it later proved to be indispensable for anyone trying to maintain Synclaviers and troubleshoot Synclavier problems. Any Synclavier technician must have one of these at all times. TRY2FIND1.
via this auction
One of the pics looks very close to this listing from 2015. Similar description as well, but updated.
"Note: Perfect condition, tested today and working perfectly, no broken switches. I've checked this over 10/2/2020 and tested it with a Synclavier II mini-system, all the switches are working properly and everything has tested good. There are absolutely NO scratches or scuffs on this one. It is absolutely as new.
Absolute mint condition, see the photos, it is stunning.
This listing includes the HOP control panel box with built-in cable, interface card to plug into the computer bin of the Synclavier, and an anti-static protective bag to hold the card when not installed in a slot.
The rarest and most sought after piece of Synclavier hardware is the HOP hand-operated processor. Originally designed for internal company use debugging new software and designing new interface cards, it later proved to be indispensable for anyone trying to maintain Synclaviers and troubleshoot Synclavier problems. Any Synclavier technician must have one of these at all times. TRY2FIND1.
Landscape.fm SOUNDWICH Piezo shaker and Tact Switch Device
Note: Auction links are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.
via this auction
"These are built Soundwiches and not DIY ones - no assembly required!
Soundwich is a device based on the sound of tact switches, hardware and PCB material. In part it’s a compact and sturdy form factor for interaction with piezo experimentation. The piezo disks are directly mounted to the undersides of the top and bottom PCBs creating a direct connection to the sounds of the tact switches. The two 3.5mm jacks can be used as either ins or outs. One is a momentary out and one is always on. The momentary output allows you to hear only the depressed click sound of the tact switches while the always on output allows you to hear both the depress and release of the tact switches amplified by the two piezos. When you shake the Soundwich you will hear the sound of six washers sliding along machine screws and colliding against the two piezo pickups. Using momentary out while shaking will only allow that sound to escape when disks are compressed. Compressing along the edges will provide different filtering amounts depending on where you press [the 7 stacked lines indicate greatest amount of filtering/attenuation with less and less filtering as your travel counterclockwise till there is nearly zero]. Routing audio or CV through provides a fast and tactile handheld momentary on device.
Soundwich can function as:
a simple passive piezo, tact switch and hardware based sound device which can expel audio or accept it
a piezo pickup with a constant output
a piezo pickup with a momentary output when disks are depressed in center point
a piezo pickup with momentary out through 8 different filter amounts when depressing disks along edges (volume is also attenuated)
an exciter for resonators and effects
a shaker using internal washers to strike the top and bottom piezos
a shaker with momentary out through 8 different RC filter amounts
a lo-fi vocal mic when pressed directly against the lips (and/or momentary on when using momentary jack)
via this auction
"These are built Soundwiches and not DIY ones - no assembly required!Soundwich is a device based on the sound of tact switches, hardware and PCB material. In part it’s a compact and sturdy form factor for interaction with piezo experimentation. The piezo disks are directly mounted to the undersides of the top and bottom PCBs creating a direct connection to the sounds of the tact switches. The two 3.5mm jacks can be used as either ins or outs. One is a momentary out and one is always on. The momentary output allows you to hear only the depressed click sound of the tact switches while the always on output allows you to hear both the depress and release of the tact switches amplified by the two piezos. When you shake the Soundwich you will hear the sound of six washers sliding along machine screws and colliding against the two piezo pickups. Using momentary out while shaking will only allow that sound to escape when disks are compressed. Compressing along the edges will provide different filtering amounts depending on where you press [the 7 stacked lines indicate greatest amount of filtering/attenuation with less and less filtering as your travel counterclockwise till there is nearly zero]. Routing audio or CV through provides a fast and tactile handheld momentary on device.
Soundwich can function as:
a simple passive piezo, tact switch and hardware based sound device which can expel audio or accept it
a piezo pickup with a constant output
a piezo pickup with a momentary output when disks are depressed in center point
a piezo pickup with momentary out through 8 different filter amounts when depressing disks along edges (volume is also attenuated)
an exciter for resonators and effects
a shaker using internal washers to strike the top and bottom piezos
a shaker with momentary out through 8 different RC filter amounts
a lo-fi vocal mic when pressed directly against the lips (and/or momentary on when using momentary jack)
Arturia Origin Desktop Virtual Analog Synthesizer SN 000810 w/ Original Box
Waldorf Microwave Wavetable Synthesizer (1989) Sound Demo - PPG Wave Sounds
RetroSound
"(c)2007-20 by RetroSound
supported by UVI: http://bit.ly/retrosound-uvi
Waldorf Microwave Mk1 Revision A Wavetable Synthesizer with curtis filter CEM3389
from the year 1989
The Revision use the CEM3378 and sounds a bit smoother
The demo shows some self programmed sounds and sounds from the factory library.
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 synth shirts or music albums. Thank you!
RetroSound Merch Shop: teespring.com/de/stores/retrosound
RetroSound Home: https://retrosound72.wixsite.com/home"
FOLKTEK Impossible Box Panels
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via this auction
Panels made for the impossible box created by Arius Blaze. They were never added to the final synth, and contain no electronics. Essentially panel art unless you use it for your own DIY projects.
via this auction
Panels made for the impossible box created by Arius Blaze. They were never added to the final synth, and contain no electronics. Essentially panel art unless you use it for your own DIY projects.
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