MATRIXSYNTH

ESK - Jam with SEM, OP-Z and Finegear Dust Collector FX

Metunar

"Jam with a Tom Oberheim SEM analog synthesizer driven by the OP-Z.
The OP-Z does the drums and some synth sounds.
The output of the OP-Z goes through the Tape Saturation of the Dust Collector FX.
The SEM gets the Phaser, Delay and Spring Reverb FX of the Finegear Dust Collector.
Direct recording with mastering.

http://www.metunar.ch"

µTune : The MPE Update! And introducing the Tubbutec USB Bridge :)

Synth Diy Guy

"We revisit the µTune with more expanders, an MPE friendly update (quick setup and output smoothing). And we check out the USB Bridge A, which powers my Linnstrument while sending data to the µTune.

My Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/quincas https://www.quincasmoreira.com/"

Synth Stuff Ep. 69 - Moog Little Phatty

tritonrecordings

"Episode 69...nice. Think back to the mid-2000s, a world dominated by Motif/ Triton/ Fantom/ workstations and virtual instruments. Moog arose from the ashes with the Voyager, but then came the Little Phatty as an affordable (comparatively speaking) analog synthesizer. It was also the final synth to have Bob Moog's hand in development before his passing. In time came the Microbrutes and Minilogues and etc. that we have now, but the Little Phatty was a hugely important milestone in the road that has led us to the abundance of analog synthesizers available today. I believe this white model is a 'Stage II' model. I recently got an Eventide Space pedal (highly recommended) and used it here for some liveliness."

ARP 2500 Handmade Miniature 1 6 scale

Ronaldo Lopes Teixeira ROLT

So Many Waveforms! Mazzatron Wave Morph VCDCO Oscillator!

Electronisounds Audio

Electronisounds:
WEBSITE ► https://www.electronisounds.com/
PATREON ► https://www.patreon.com/DeanDaughters
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00:00 Example 01
00:37 Introduction
00:54 Explanation of next example
01:11 Example 02
03:03 Explanation of next example
03:50 Example 03
04:57 Waveshaping Knobs
05:26 Explanation of next example
05:50 Example 04
06:49 Pitch Control Section
08:12 Explanation of next example
08:40 Example 05
09:24 Explanation of next example
10:23 Example 06
11:25 Example 07
12:40 Waveform Sound Design Geekout!

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Sequential Prophet 10 | An exploration of the Poly-mod section

MIDERA

MIDERA Prophet 10 posts

"Warning: This video uses FX like reverb that may upset purists. Additionally, the sounds you will hear are exploratory. Please bear that in mind when listening.

So - my first day with the Prophet 10 was frustrating. I just don’t think I understood it for what it was (I thought - wow this doesn’t sound 10x better than my other synths), but mostly because I was making a lot of the same sounds I normally make with it. Not that it does those sounds poorly, but that I just didn’t think that was worth the money per se.

But I suppose one does not buy a Prophet 5/10 purely for its sound, but also it’s looks, build quality, etc. Also - after I published my last video I sat down with it and had way more fun. I was probably mostly in a bad mood.

So today - this is my exploration of the Polymod section. I just sat and messed around with it. Maybe it’s not good. I dunno. Was fun though, going through it.

Towards the end I discovered a loose knob... you can see I end up testing all the knobs - I suppose it’s funny to leave in something like that, the moment of realization. Hopefully it’ll be a simple fix.

Finally, my studio session ended with me dropping a camera battery on my Moog Matriarch and causing a small divot in the overlay. So that was fun..."

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Update: See this post for a change of opinion. I actually posted the above because I thought it sounded pretty amazing.

ARP 2600 vs NLC 1088 Mogue Mixer/VCA

O.Z. Hall

"The is a review of the NonLinear Circuits 1088 Mogue Mixer/VCA. We compare the 1088 to the 2600s VCF mixer and VCA. The 2600 is clean an precise (at unity gain). The 1088 can be clean, but can also distort in a very musical way. Take a listen!

Kit available from Synthcube:
https://synthcube.com/cart/nlc1088-mo..."

Simply Having a Wonderful Casiotone

Alfonse

"Reinterpreting a classic slice of seasonal cheese via the Casio MT400V (1984), with a brief appearance from the Casio SK-100 sampling keyboard (1987).

You're welcome.

The main synth sound is the Harpsichord voice with sustain switched on and using the envelope of the analogue filter in "Waw" mode to mimic the delay on the original recording. High string sound is the Violin voice with filter resonance applied to thin it out a bit further and the bass sound is the Clarinet, with a short envelope and resonance applied to the filter to add a nice gritty attack. The main part was recorded to tape and then to a DAW, where reverb was added.

Season's greetings to you all.

ALFONSE
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