Elements Vol 1 - Patches 76 to 100 - u-he - Repro 5

video upload by GEOSynths

"Out Now - https://www.geosynths.com/repro5
I love u-he's Synths, they're some of the best Software Synthesizers out there. While I usually deal with Hardware, I have made patches for u-he DIVA and others, so I decided to make a 100 Patches for Repro 5.

It contains a wide range of Sounds from Pads & Strings, Bass & Lead, Poly & a few Famous Sounds. Many of them utilize the additional functionality in the Mod Matrix for more diverse sounds.


00:00 - 76. Your Eminence GEO
01:40 - 77. Tolling Bell GEO
02:29 - 78. Brass Balls GEO
02:58 - 79. Colors GEO
04:28 - 80. Night Lounge GEO
05:07 - 81. Todd is God GEO
05:40 - 82. Chorus Line GEO
07:01 - 83. Dirty Thoughts GEO
07:44 - 84. King of Kings GEO
09:07 - 85. Hold The Line GEO
09:52 - 86. Dark Dynamics GEO
11:10 - 87. FM Bass GEO
11:39 - 88. Night Life GEO
12:11 - 89. City Keys GEO
12:53 - 90. Broken Arrow GEO
13:40 - 91. Plucked Delays GEO
14:16 - 92. 12 String GEO
14:58 - 93. Milk & Honey GEO
16:00 - 94. Bass Head GEO
16:29 - 95. Overwritten GEO
17:18 - 96. Derezzed GEO
17:52 - 97. Quantify GEO
19:03 - 98. Notch Pad GEO
19:56 - 99. Candle Light GEO
20:44 - 100. High Tide GEO"

Ryan Paris - Dolce Vita - Synthesizer Recreation

video upload by Luke Million

"I've always loved the synths in 'Dolce Vita' by Ryan Paris. This is my take on it using the Moog Multimoog, Oberheim OB8, Prophet 5, Roland Juno 6, Jupiter 4 and Arp Odyssey. 🎹🇮🇹🎹"

“Flux meets Jupiter-4 16 - Three VCOs drone” by Friendly Noise

video upload by Friendly Noise

Friendly Noise Jupiter-4 posts

"This is number 16 of a video series combining the best of vintage sound and the best of the modern sequencer technology in eurorack: Roland Jupiter 4 and IO Labs Flux. There will be a new short video about every week.

The Jupiter 4 is always recorded in mono, which makes the internal chorus very subtle. Reverb is added in Cubase to make the sound wider. There is no clipping in the recording chain. If you hear anything close to distortion, it’s all in the sound coming out of the Jupiter 4."

OT 1 - Eurorack Oscilloscope & Tuner Modular Synthesizer EcoLab

video upload by EcoLab Audio

"Super handy and useful Synthie-Tuner and an Oscilloscope in 4HP.

The output is a buffered sibling of the input.

The potentiometer adjusts the level of the incoming signal to the scope.

On the mainboard is another tiny potentiometer to adjust the level of the incoming signal to the tuner.

4HP

Depth 40mm

+12V 53mA

-12V 8mA

ecolabaudio.de"

WMD Kraken Eurorack Module - 15 minutes of sounds NO TALKING

video upload by

"Kraken is a physical modeling snare drum module for eurorack modular synthesizers. No samples, 100% digital synthesis with the ability to make realistic snare drums of all sizes, shapes, materials, and colors.

In this video we explore the sounds that Kraken can create, from traditional snares, to distorted blasts of noise, to experimental percussive synthesis. No talking, just sounds.

All sounds in this video were created with Kraken. No external effects or other sound sources whatsoever."

WMD Kraken Eurorack Snare Drum - In-depth demonstration
video upload by WMDevices

"In this video, Alex runs through the features and parameters of Kraken, giving you a peak into the workflow and sounds it can generate."

Kraken by WMD - Physical Modeling Snare Drum

video upload by Synth Diy Guy

"A deep dive into this amazingly advanced digital snare drum module by WMD!
https://www.patreon.com/quincas
https://www.quincasmoreira.com/

Stay Noisy!"

See the dealers on the right for availability.

"Kraken is a physical modeling snare drum module for eurorack modular synthesizers.

No samples, 100% digital synthesis with the ability to make realistic snare drums of all sizes, shapes, materials, and colors. Similar to Crucible, Kraken uses a network of classic synthesis blocks like delay, digital filters, and noise to create a very unique resonator.
"Crack-in" to the snare drum sound you're into most by adjusting parameters that corelate to physical drum properties such as shell type and size, head tightness, amount of overtone, and how tight and bright the snares sound.

You like snare samples? Great! Although Kraken does not use any recordings to generate sound, you can get a perfectly repeatable snare sound, similar to a sampler by using digital noise to generate the sound of the "snares". Dial in the decay to cut the sound short, and use different gate lengths to mimic "gate" mode style sounds in samplers.
Want your snare to sound more realistic? Switch to analog noise to imitate the subtle difference of a drummer hitting the snare slightly different on each hit.

Perfect Pitch... kind-of. Optional pitch shifter on the output widens the sonic palette as well as the frequency range, while imparting a unique character of it's own, reminiscent of old school samplers and pitch shifter pedals. Pitch knob and CV input take control of the pitch shifter when in this mode.

Wreck the ship with the Wreck switch and CV input. 3 different distortion characters push the envelope that much further with an analog style gained up hard clipping, wavefolding, and bit depth reduction.

At some shell settings, gain gets loud and fedback like running a snare mic through a distortion pedal. The wavefolder sounds like over-the-top compression with lots of high frequency content. The bit depth reduction setting let's you dial in a desired amount of "vintage" digital artifacts. Moving the switch to these different modes is only a preview. Use the Wreck CV input for the most control over your sound.

Kraken is begging to be sequenced. Use the Head, Rim, and Accent gate inputs to start your basic rhythm of hits, sidesticks, rimshots and accented sounds. Sequence the Velocity input with a variable CV source to bring the pattern to life and put the drummer behind the kit.
Pair with Crater, Fracture, Chimera, and Crucible for a completely unique set of drums for your Eurorack Modular Synthesizer.

Highlights:
- No samples, 100% digital synthesis
- 3 built-in distortion types
- Digital and analog noise source
- Pitch shifter
- Wide range of sounds
- Two trigger inputs - Hit both simultaneously for a realistic "rimshot" sound."

Bach Prelude and Fugue in C Sharp (Book 1) - Julian "J3PO" Pollack - Prophet 10

video upload by J3PO

"Synthesizers & Bach is nothing new, but I've been working on some of the music from Book 1 of the Well-Tempered Clavier for fun and I thought I'd share with you my interpretation of Prelude and Fugue No. 3 in C sharp Major, played on a Prophet 10 (rev 4) synthesizer. I hope you enjoy.

00:05 Prelude
01:29 Fugue"

Kittyspit at Soundpedro 2019

video upload by SynthLab

"On June 1st 2019, SynthLab used the Battery Theater at Angels Gate Cultural Center to create an outdoor electronic surround-sound environment with live video art.
instagram - @kittyspit
www.soundcloud.com/kittyspit

See video of previous SynthLab events at:
SynthLab.org The SynthLab compilation CD can be found here: https://synthlab.bandcamp.com/album/v..."

This one is in via Prism Circuits.

Doepfer Slim Starter System

video upload by NOISEBUG

"Sounds from the Doepfer Slim Starter System! First patch is showing more of the percussion capabilities and the second patch is more of a sequenced based idea.

This system is available here -

https://www.noisebug.net/products/doe..."

Roland TR-707 & TR-727 Come to Roland Cloud

Roland TR-707 & TR-727 Software Rhythm Composer Overview; Two Classic Drum Machines on Roland Cloud video upload by RolandChannel

"Since their release in 1985, the renowned TR-707 and TR-727 Rhythm Composers have been the heartbeats of tracks in a range of genres including synth pop, acid house, industrial, electro, indie, alternative, and more. Now, thanks to Roland Analog Circuit Behavior technology, you can have the authentic sound and experience of these influential drum machines right inside your DAW—with modern upgrades for your workflow.

Great care went into replicating the sound and experience of the original TR-707 and TR-727 hardware with some added modern enhancements. For the sounds, we started with the original PCM ROMs found in these classics, then used our advanced circuit modeling to recreate the PCM output stage, including all its unique quirks and instabilities. Plus, you’ll get tuning, decay, PCM clock adjustment, and other parameters that aren’t present on the original units.

The updated sequencer allows you to add even more detail and nuances to your grooves. Open the sequencer’s expanded edit panel and discover individual sequencer lanes with mute, solo, last step, and adjustable shuffle for each instrument. Per-step accent is included, and each step can trigger hard or weak hits, alternate sounds, three types of sub-steps, and nine types of flams.

In this video:
00:40 Layout
01:08 Sequencer
04:53 Analog Circuit Behavior
05:38 Editing Sounds
07:54 PCM Clock
08:55 Drag and Drop Audio/MIDI
09:46 Patterns and Kits
10:29 TR-727
11:04 Sequencer (TR-727)
11:25 Editing Sounds (TR-727)
12:08 TR-727 and TR-707 Together
13:30 Roland Cloud Legendary Plug-Ins"

And the press release:

"Los Angeles, CA, September 2, 2021 — Roland announces the TR-707 and TR-727 Software Rhythm Composers, the latest additions to the Legendary series of software-based Roland instruments available through Roland Cloud. Brought to life with Roland’s advanced Analog Circuit Behavior (ACB) technology, these plug-in instruments bring the authentic sound and experience of the influential mid-1980s TR-707 and TR-727 Rhythm Composers to computer-based music production and performance workflows.

In 1985, Roland introduced the now-famous TR-707 and TR-727, the company’s first drum machines with all sounds based around PCM samples. The TR-707, with its orange livery, had the most advanced pattern sequencing capabilities to date and included 15 punchy drum sounds covering all the basics, from kick and snare to toms and cymbals. Its sibling, the blue-highlighted TR-727, was an all-out percussion powerhouse with 15 Latin-inspired sounds that could take any groove to new heights. Each unit was formidable on its own, but together they were unstoppable.

Taking their rightful places next to other classics in the Roland TR series, this dynamic duo of drums and percussion has appeared on hit tracks in many genres through the years, including synth-pop, acid house, industrial, electro, indie, alternative, and more. The software-based recreations reproduce their sound and behavior with 100-percent authenticity, coupled with modern upgrades that take them into all-new creative territory.

The playback engines in the TR-707 and TR-727 were primitive by today’s standards, with 25 kHz sample rates and 8-bit resolution (and even 6-bit for some tones). To optimize performance, Roland engineers used short PCM waveforms with decay introduced later in the analog circuitry. But this early hybrid approach had its limitations, with deviations in the digital clock and analog circuitry causing variances in the pitch and decay characteristics. This combination of factors strongly contributes to the charm of the TR-707 and TR-727 and their unique and pleasing lo-fi punch. To replicate these behaviors in software, Roland started with the original PCM wave data from the hardware. Next, ACB technology was used to recreate the interaction between the PCM engine and analog output stages, carefully including all its quirks and instabilities.

The software-based TR-707 and TR-727 also include many updated features inspired by popular aftermarket modifications. Users have deep levels of sound control unavailable with stock hardware units, including attack, decay, and tuning for individual sounds, the ability to overdrive the internal circuitry, and much more. Additionally, the sequencer features include numerous modern enhancements for infusing grooves with added detail and nuance.

The TR-707 and TR-727 Software Rhythm Composers are part of Roland Cloud’s Legendary series, which offers plug-in versions of Roland classics like the TR-808, TR-909, JUNO-106, JUPITER-8, D-50, and many others. Legendary titles are available with the Ultimate membership level of Roland Cloud. All paid levels—including Core and Pro—start with a free 30-day trial of Ultimate, allowing users to try out the TR-707 and TR-727 and all other Ultimate features. In addition, any Roland Account holder can purchase Lifetime Keys for individual Legendary series titles. A Lifetime Key provides unlimited access for as long as their account is active, even if they don’t have a Roland Cloud membership.


Availability & Pricing

The TR-707 and TR-727 Software Rhythm Composers are available to purchase now from Roland
Cloud as a Roland Lifetime Key for $149 each, and are included with the Roland
Cloud Ultimate membership."