It's worth noting this is the first post to feature DIGI-TRON. Makes you wonder how many unknown synth related companies are out there. In over 15 years of running this site they still come up. See the New Old label for more.
"Updated: From Goa To Psytrance Circuit Tracks Sound Pack. From Goa To Psytrance is now fully compatible with Circuit Tracks. Including full tracking of the new labelled macros on Circuit Tracks and 28 sessions/projects. We’re back with another essential sound pack for all Psytrance and Goatrance fans.
After the successful packs "A Force Truly Evil Vol.1" and "Bass Pressure" A Force Truly Evil brings us now "From Goa To Psytrance", an impressive collection of Psychedelic Trance sounds with superb patches and astonishing drums to get the best sounds you know and trust to create Psytrance tracks.
This pack is perfectly for all sub genres of Psytrance whether your style is Full On, Classic Goa, Nu Skool Goa, Dark Psy, Progressive Psytrance, Psy Ambient, and anything in between.
An exhaustive selection of 64 patches including hypnotic basslines, evolving synths, infectius FM type distorted leads, mindblowing acid lines with dozens of 303 patches that pounding your brain, and much more... A truly refined Psytrance samples covering snappy synthesized kicks, hard hitting snares and percusion, and some of the best psychedelic FX/one shots for technical drum beats.
28 high quality sessions with the most used production techniques in Psytrance. Some arrangements are included to make the most of the sessions, with intros, drops, breaks and variations of main parts.
Parameters assigned with the easiest controls for in-depth customization, and get as many sound variations as possible.
###The Circuit Tracks version of this sound pack follows the parameter assignments printed in the Circuit Tracks macros.###
"Today, I am comparing my 101-VCO to the original Roland SH-101 synthesizer. How close to the original is my 101-VCO? Saw, Pulse, Pulse Width Modulation, Sub, and Noise waveforms. The SH-101 did not have the Triangle waveform. At the end of the video I'll play both of them together, just for fun.
I'll also show you an easy mod for the 101-VCO so that it's pitch CV can match the tuning of the original SH-101. It involves adding a 1206 470K resistor to R19 previously denoted "DNP". All 101-VCOs I make and sell henceforth will have the resistor already installed. And tuned to match the SH-101 as it should be.
Left Channel = 101-VCO Right Channel = SH-101
0:00 Introduction 0:26 A Simple Mod to match the 101-VCO pitch CV with the SH-101 1:45 Audio Comparisons 4:25 Both at the same time, just for fun"
"A detailed look at the Mono's modulators and envelopes; how to apply them generally to a parameter, and also varying the amount per step. The tutorial also looks at real-time automation recording and 'playing' the pitch of each oscillator separately. Many more tutorials to come on this amazing machine.
0:00 Intro and Live Mode 0:14 X-mod and X-env overview 0:58 Starting to make a bass drum 1:20 Selecting a parameter 1:47 Turn on Visualization 2:14 Tweaking the Osc envelope 3:02 Adding a click 3:51 The X-mod section 5:10 Modulator shapes 6:20 Modulator "Types" 8:10 Per step variations 10:14 White noise snare 11:36 Adding a transient click 12:40 Modulating filter color 14:10 Changing the overall sound 15:32 Recording knob automation 16:08 Multi-step undo 16:42 More knob automation 18:12 Choosing a scale 18:34 Recording quantized pitch automation
"I used the MakeNoise Shared System and the Roland JD-Xa to produce a cover of the Plain White T's song "Hey There Delilah" The Video is (of course) not live but is a representation of how I produced the track. I hope you enjoy. Thanks for watching!"
This video show some of the most popular drum patterns in music history with the legendary Roland TR-707 from the year 1985.
8bit sound (like the Linndrum) with 15 sounds (kick 1, kick 2, snare 1, snare 2, low tom, mid tom, high tom, rim-shot, cow bell, hand clap, tambourine, open and closed high-hat, crash/ ride cymbals)
64 pattern
RetroSound synthesizer demo videos since january 2007.
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