Thursday, February 11, 2021
Analog synthesizers live demo 7; feat. Kraftwerk and Vangelis ; please use headphones
video by Synthe_64
"please use headphones: since this is recorded live, the mixing is not very good, but when you use headphones you will hear all extras like bass, wind, phasing, panning etc.
In this demo you can hear the mighty analog synths: Moog minimoog ( 1973 ), Korg MS10, Yamaha CS10 and Roland SH2.
More recent are the Roland U220 and Yamaha FB01 midi modules. The newbies are the Arp Odissey ( Korg ) and Arturia Microbrute. The modulars are Pittsburgh Modular and Doepfer Dark Energy along with the Dark Time.
Rhythm provided by the Akai Rhythm Wolf.
Everything is played live. No prerecording, post editing or mixing."
Analog Synthesizers live demo 8; feat. Pink Floyd; please use headphones for best result
"please use headphones: since this is recorded live, the mixing is not very good, but when you use headphones you will hear all extras like bass, wind, phasing, panning etc.
In this demo, the solo's are played with a Minimoog ( 1973 ) and a Roland SH2. The bass partion is from the Yamaha CS10 and de ARP Odissey. Chords are played with 2 Roland JV1010 modules and a Yamaha FB01.
The modulars are mainly Pittsburgh and Doepfer. Sequencers are Pittsburgh, Doepfer dark time and the Korg SQ1. Additional drum is done by the Korg monotribe and the EMW T-drum module. Finally some FX from Roland, Yamaha and Alesis.
Everything is played live, no post production. I don't use midi , everything is connected trough CV, Gates and clock signals."
Analog synthesizers live demo 9; feat. Jean Michel Jarre; please use headphones for best result
"please use headphones: since this is recorded live, the mixing is not very good, but when you use headphones you will hear all extras like bass, wind, phasing, panning etc.
MPG-8X Controller for the MKS-80 Super Jupiter | Review
video by Espen Kraft
"I've been so lucky to be the first to try out the new MPG-8X from Retroaktiv, for the mighty Roland MKS-80 Super Jupiter from 1985.
The Super Jupiter was one of the pros most used synth modules in the 80s. It appears on countless hit records and all debate set aside, it really is the best of both the Jupiter 8 and Jupiter 6, all rolled into one box. I will focus on the Super Jupiter in the next video, and why it's still so coveted, but this video is all about the controller itself that really crushes the original MPG-80 in terms of features and usability, although I freely admit that the original is still desirable and if you're a purist only the original will do. From practical standpoint the MPG-8X is really the best of the two, by far.
Again, a big thanks to Anders Jensen for loaning me his MKS-80, but also to Brynjulf Blix for loaning me another MKS-80 for the review. I will show some very cool footage of how the modules actually found their way to my studio, in the next video, the MKS-80 video."
Bright Sparks Documentary - A Side
video by GForce Software
"The A Side of the critically acclaimed Bright Sparks documentary, created in conjunction with the I Monster album of the same name, focuses on US based electronic music pioneers, including Bob Moog, Don Buchla, Alan R Pearlman and Harry Chamberlin.
Includes contributions from Herb Deutsch, Michelle Moog-Koussa, I Monster's Dean Honer & Jarrod Gosling, Adrian Utley, Daniel Miller, Billy Currie, Karl Hyde, Alessandro Cortini, Will Gregory, Dennis P Colin, Alan Pearlman."
You can find additional GForce Bright Sparks posts here.
KlirrFactory NoiseZillator: Stereo VCO for VCV Rack - Overview
video by TheKlirrfaktor
"This is an overview over the new KlirrFactory NoiseZillator - a sample based Stereo VCO for VCV Rack.
KlirrFactory NoiseZillator is available @ klirrfactory.com"
Improv #19 for VCS3, Arp 2600, Mellotrons and Moog Voyager.
video by R. Reger
"Improvised soundscape using (mostly) analogue instruments."
"winter" | morphagene | tapographic delay | ems | eurorack modular synthesizer
video by Elinch
""playing the morphagene and looping with tapographic delay. a minimal piece around a morphagene reel."
starts at 03:33 for impatient listeners
for all other happy people with a lot of time
00:00 make noise morphagene (simple sawtooth tones from the ems vcs3) /// Erica synths mixer / 4ms tapographic delay (loop mode)
01:58 bass /// make noise sto / sequenced by alm Pamelas new workout
recorded live with tascam dr 100.
for the best listening experience listen to the video with headphones or good speakers.
ALBUM „DIARIES“ OUT NOW AS LIMITED CASSETTE OR AS A DOWNLOAD ON BANDCAMP
https://elinch.bandcamp.com/album/dia...
ALBUM "IN BETWEEN PATCHES"
https://seilrecords.bandcamp.com/albu..."
Buchla Easel Command Exploration 3
video by Todd Barton
"Timbre sculpting and simultaneous WaveShaping . . .errata, at 1:33 I say Saw Wave instead of what it is, a Square Wave :-)
Big thanks to all my Patreons that make these tutorials possible and keep me on my toes!
https://www.patreon.com/synthtodd"
Todd Barton Buchla Easel Command posts
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