Modular World-Ep14-Megan Leber, Franck Martin, Jens Paldam, Todd Barton, Trovarsi

video by Modular World

"Modular World-Ep14: Modular Synthesizer performances from all over the globe on one virtual stage! Featuring (in show order): [active links on YouTube]

Megan Leber (Netherlands)
https://soundcloud.com/scherpe-randje...​
https://www.instagram.com/meganleber/​
https://www.twitch.tv/stoorlab​ (performance with Speedy J on March 14)
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Franck Martin (United States)
https://franckmartin.bandcamp.com/​
https://www.peachymango.org/​
https://www.instagram.com/franckhlmar...​
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Jens Paldam (Denmark)
https://www.youtube.com/jenspaldam​
https://www.instagram.com/jenspaldam/​
jenspaldam.com (Paintings)
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Todd Barton (United States)
https://www.patreon.com/synthtodd​
https://toddbarton.bandcamp.com/​
https://www.instagram.com/synthtodd/​
Interview on Dotwave with Johno Wells:
https://dotwave.fireside.fm/toddbarton​
Resonant Editions: Blind Collaboration project:
https://resonanteditions.bandcamp.com...​
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Trovarsi (United States)
https://www.trovarsiofficial.com/​
http://trovarsi.bandcamp.com/​
https://www.youtube.com/c/Trovarsi​
https://www.instagram.com/trovarsioff...​
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Octatrack & the Cursed Chamber of Parameter Locks

video by Oblivion Corner

"A tongue in cheek examination of what makes the Octatrack special. The Elektron sampler has a life of its own and it was time to delve into it. All the background music during the talk is 100% Octatrack (except for the the last one). Find out why the Octatrack is both a joy and a pain in the parameter lock!

Contents
00:00​ Octatrack - Medieval Origins?
00:45​ Three Octatrack Mysteries
02:46​ My thoughts on Octatrack
04:22​ Expectations vs. Reality
06:22​ Loose Octatrack Jam in progress
10:56​ What's Next?

If you'd like to support this channel with a one-off purchase, please check out our affordably priced music: https://synthandsundry.bandcamp.com"

CLUB OF THE KNOBS module: CP11 Preset

video by synthprocess

"Hommage to Keith Emerson"

New module from COTK, not currently listed on their site: http://www.cluboftheknobs.com/modules.html

NVO and Buchla 296e

video by Todd Barton

"paring the 4 oscillators of the NVO using the Buchla 292e as a 4 to 1 output mixer into the 296e Spectral Processor. All oscillators are being driven by the same CV from the 250e."

https://www.patreon.com/synthtodd​​​

Todd Barton NVO poss

Ambient For An Alien World // Waldorf Iridium

video by Ambiotic Fluid

"A quiet peaceful ambient improvisation

Created with a live performance of Waldorf Iridium synth custom patch"

Hollow Chorus Bass - A Supercritical Neutron Flux piece

video by Supercritical Synthesizers

"A quick jam around a chorus-y bass patch idea. The Sour 3 Pole mode has a nice hollow square waveform when the resonance is fully up. Stereo control is used to fine tune both channels. When both channels are patched in stereo, they drift just enough to form a wide stereo image.

The Antumbra ROT8 sequencer is to blame for this patch. It’s fantastic!

Throw in a bit of cheap dirty 909 samples and finally have the exponential VCA distort too. Why not"

Klangbau/Hordijk Modular Synth ... Music? #TTNM​

video by THE TUESDAY NIGHT MACHINES

"No sequencer, only triggers, chaotic Rungler CV and oscillations from a Klangau XR-VCO, Rob Hordijk Benjolin, Twin Peak Filter, a Logistic Equation, a Joystick, qVCF, and more. Really enjoying the chaos and the wide ranges of sounds one can conjure up with just a little knob twist or joystick nudge."

THE TUESDAY NIGHT MACHINES:
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YAMAHA YC61 vs VISCOUNT LEGEND Organ Showdown

video by Woody Piano Shack

"Let's play the YAMAHA YC61 and VISCOUNT LEGEND LIVE back to back to enjoy the sound of the HAMMOND ORGAN and LESLIE ROTARY SPEAKER emulation on the stage keyboard and clonewheel organ.
The sounds on the Yamaha are the same on the newly announced YC73 and YC88.
We'll demo a variety of sounds and drawbar settings. Please see my other videos for review and more playing!"

MORE WOODY PIANO SHACK
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dXFM2 synthesizer

video by Architolk

"Short video about the dXFM2 synthesizer, based on the XFM2 sound module made by René Ceballos.
Project page: https://github.com/architolk/fm-synth​
More information about the XFM2: https://www.futur3soundz.com/xfm2​"

The dxFM2 made it's first appearance on the site here.

1974 Moog Minimoog Model D SN 4346

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via this auction

"Vintage 1974 Minimoog Model D. I am the second owner. I bought this in 1978. The serial number is 4346. The wooden cabinet has been rebuilt and refinished. Some of the wood was replaced due to wear and tear. The badge on the rear panel was never put back on afterwards but I still have it and will include it. Everything else is original except the power cord.

This comes with a heavy duty Anvil road case where it has lived for most of the last 20 years. The case was re-foamed a few years ago and is in great condition.

There are a couple blemishes in the wood and I took photos of them up close. The keyboard controller panel where the Mod and Pitch wheels are has the protective clear plastic coating fraying at the bottom. See photo.

The boards were removed and all the pots, switches, and connections, were cleaned about 4 years ago. All the oscillators and filter were calibrated at that time as well. The keyboard has had all new rubber bumpers installed and all the keys were leveled. The keyboard contacts and bus bar were all cleaned as well. It has been in the case in my closet ever since. This unit has the very desirable old-style oscillator boards in it.

This thing is a monster but I never use it. It's too nice a unit to live in a closet."

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