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Friday, July 16, 2021

Berlin School Electronica // Gotharman meets 5U Marienberg & Oakley Modular Synth


video upload by THE TUESDAY NIGHT MACHINES

"Gotharman's Little Deformer 3, Gotharman's PolySpaze and my Marienberg + Oakley 5U Modular Synthesizer are having little Berlin School kind of synth jam session.

First, I patched up a typical analog synth sound with my 5U Marienberg/Oakley Modular Synth, which let me transpose the VCO and add fast FM with two switches.

I then programmed a 4 note sequence on Gotharman's Little Deformer 3 and sent it to the Modular via the CV.OCD MIDI to CV converter, which is easier for musical CV sequencing than the Deformer's own CV outputs.

The Linnstrument MIDI controller triggers the red Gotharman PolySpaze polysynth, which plays a morphable pad sound. Very simple, no MPE, etc. All audio goes into the Little Deformer 3, where it is mixed with the LD3's own sounds and processed with delay and granular audio FX.

On the LD3 there are three percussive parts playing and another 5 step sequence, which I fade in around the middle or so. All sounds can be muted, volume-controlled and even modulated with the mappable fron panel knobs. Of course, I also created a second morph layer, with a slightly different melody and changed FX settings, that produce more glitchiness and also tighter delay FX.

It was fun :) Let me know if you have questions in the comments below! Thanks for watching!

Gotharman Website:
https://gotharman.dk

Marienberg Devices Modular Synth Website:
http://marienbergdevices.de/en/das-un...

Oakley by Krisp1:
https://www.krisp1.com/store/

I love to hear from you and talk about synths and stuff, so always feel welcome to post a comment or send me an e-mail to:
➤ tuesdaynightmachines@gmail.com

Discover more of THE TUESDAY NIGHT MACHINES here:
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➤ Pictures: https://www.youtube.com/c/flx04/commu...
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How to synthesize: Depeche Mode: People Are People


video upload by Floyd Steinberg

"Here's how to create the sounds of Depeche Mode's 1984 synth pop hit 'People Are People'. Table of contents:

00:00 short demo
00:30 introduction
01:50 sampling some kitchen ware
02:10 CMI Fairlight factory samples
02:30 creating the bass patch (FM synthesis, Reface DX)
05:43 creating a "choir" pad (FM synthesis, Reface DX)
09:59 chord progression
12:14 drums and bass
12:58 long demo
14:38 conclusion

CMI Fairlight original samples soundfont: https://musical-artifacts.com/artifac..."

Support: https://www.paypal.me/alexselck

"Love Like Blood" sound on Akai AX-80


video upload by Valmont

"Waking up from a 9 minutes nap the other day I thought, out of nowhere, that the AX-80 had this OB-X resonance character... Immediately wondering about the hollow synth patch from Killing Joke, "Love Like Blood". So I went to recreate it, and well it sounds pretty close - especially when you know how far an OB-X and the AX-80 are from each other. The OB-X has discrete VCF, somewhere based on the SEM module, when the AX-80 has the CEM-3372 chip, which came later in the Oberheim Matrix-12 / Xpander. So that's some funny coincidence these sound in a similar way!

0:25 Creating the AX-80 patch
1:37 Effects
2:43 Sound check

Detailed AX-80 patch:
- OSC 1: Range 4' / Saw / Sub On / Out 99
- OSC 2: Range 16' / Detune 40 / Saw+Square / Cross Position 1 / Out 99
- VCF: Cutoff 55 / Resonance 63 / EG 50 / Key Follow 39 / High Pass 35
- EG: VCA=VCF mode / Attack 34 / Decay 46 / Sustain 70 / Release 23
- LFO OSC 1: Depth 10, Speed 21, Wave 4 (Triangle)

Detailed FX:
- SoundToys Decapitator
Brings some crunch material on the high part of the spectrum.
A gentle drive at 5%, in mode A, High Pass at mid range, tone at about 2pm. The whole thing 100% wet.
- Arturia Flanger BL-20
The closest plugin I had for that super slow phasing effect. I feel like the original sound had an additional chorus, before the flanger. Anyway, not too much doppler effect (Mix at 25%), rate at mid range, depth at 2pm. Add some High Pass on the wet signal at about 40%.
- Brainworx ACME Opticom XLA-3:
An opto comp that adds a bunch of super cool sounding harmonics. The input stage is always driving, so more than an opto comp I use it to give some super analog feeling. Basically slow response, overdriving the input (Input at 4) and well that's all x)
- Brainworx SSL4000-E
My favorite console sound :D Add some THD (-57dB on my slot), -6dB at 450Hz (LS), -2dB at 600Hz (HMF) and +5dB at 5.5KHz (HS). I really love the airy sound of this channel, it brings so much harmonic content created by the previous stuff!
- GoodHertz Megaverb 3
Depending of the mix version for the song, the amount of reverb is different. So I chose a nice long discrete verb for listening pleasure x) Basically reverb tone C, 4s decay, frequency range from 225Hz to 6KHz, at 9% wet.
- IK TR5 EQual
Remove some bits of the spectrum to get it less heavy: attenuation on the first harmonics (700Hz) and top-end content to avoid too much distortion sound in the balance. One more High Pass at 200Hz... And that's all!

https://linktr.ee/Valmont"

Korg Poly-800 Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer w/ Original Box & Tape Cassettes

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03- The UDO Super 6-DDS1 (oscillator 1)


video upload by AutomaticGainsay

"Here is a demonstration of the sound and functionality of the first oscillator (DDS1) of the UDO Super 6."

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Bad Gear - Korg KPR-77 Drum Machine


video upload by AudioPilz

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Introduction to looping & granular synthesis - With ADDAC112 VC looper & granular processor


video upload by Monotrail Tech Talk

"Today we are going to get started with looping and granular synthesis, using the ADDAC system 112 VC looper and granular processor. An extensive module with lots of hands on and CV control over it’s looper and granular section. The possibility to record and store loops, and using those to build granular textures make it a bit of a workstation for granular processing, with an interesting approach.

In this video I quickly explain the concept of recording loops and using those to create grains. But mainly we go over most of the functions and features of this brand new module. I’d like to make a video with more patch ideas and sound demos in the future, so let me know if you have specific wishes!

This video is sponsored by ADDAC system, but manufacturers have no saying over the content of my videos. All opinions and thought expressed are my own. https://www.addacsystem.com

Timetable:
01:13 – Looping & Granular
02:49 – ADDAC112 overview
03:31 – Mixer
04:41 – Looper
07:14 – Looper patches
09:10 – Granular
12:07 – Deviation
13:33 – Granular patches
17:44 – Menu & screen

If you want to support my project:
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/monotrail
Bandcamp: https://monotrail.bandcamp.com"

Additional ADDAC 112 posts

Dreadbox Synths + Korg NTS-1 Synth Jam - Friday Fun


video upload by sonicstate

"This one came up fast and dirty - we were just about to break down the set for working on a new review and this just sort of happened. Yes its pretty derrivative ( we think that top line might be property of Mr Vangelis), but we thought it had a vibe and its got a thoroughly Greek vibe.

Stems available on our Patreon:
https://patreon.com/sonicstate

We're using the Dreadbox NYX MKII, Erebus MKII, Typhon, Korg NTS-1, Zoom MS70-CDR, Arturia Keystep Pro and the Conductive Labs MRCC MIDI patchbay."
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