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Friday, October 01, 2021

KAWAI K5000S Demo & Review


video upload by musictrackjp

"KAWAI K5000S PowerSounds Demo & Review
DEMO by Katsunori UJIIE."

STG Soundlabs - Switch DEMO


video upload by NOISEBUG

"Here we see the STG Soundlabs Switch eurorack module in a few different patches with our Doepfer A-100 System in the Noisebug Showroom.

The STG .MIX is also in use mixing audio signals and providing its characteristic saturation to the audio."

https://www.noisebug.net/

The Synton Fénix : The Rarest Dutch Synth of ALL TIME ?!


video upload by Perfect Circuit

"Our Pal Jacob takes a look at the Synton Fénix, an interesting modular synthesizer with a curious history and a ton of attitude.

In this video Jacob provides a condensed version of the story of the Fénix and gets right into some patch and audio examples, utilizing the unique features of the Fénix as well as integrating some modern modular equipment into the workflow!

If you want to know more about the Fénix, MAKE SURE TO READ JACOB'S ARTICLE!
https://www.perfectcircuit.com/signal..."

The New Utility Powerhouse - Boundary by Schlappi Engineering


video upload by

"In this video resident expert Nick Bigelow of Patchwerks shares with us the many ways you can use Boundary by making comparisons with the Make Noise Maths.

The Boundary is a multi-purpose modulation and signal control center. It consists of a cycling slew and a four quadrant multiplier (VCA).

The cycling slew (which can be used as an envelope or LFO) has individual control over rise and fall, rate and shape, as well as dedicated inputs for trigger, slew (for gates or pitch cv), full wave rectification (for envelope following), and a unique BOUND input which allows for bouncing ball effects and additional modulation of the envelope.

The four quadrant multiplier is an OTA design and is usable as a VCA or ring modulator with a soft limiter on the output to tame extreme signals or push into distortion.

Order the boundary here: https://bit.ly/boundary_se

https://patchwerks.com/
Demo by: Nick Bigelow
Video by: Matthew Piecora
https://www.ezbot.live"

New Berna3 Presentation and In-DepthTutorial


video upload by

":Berna 3 is a software simulation of an early electronic music studio with equipment inspired from those used at Milan's RAI Studio di Fonologia and Cologne's WDR.
Berna 1 was released in 2009, Berna 2 in 2013.
Try the demo and buy it at giorgiosancristoforo.net
Windows version available from Oct 11th"



via giorgiosancristoforo.net:

THE LEGACY
I remember in 2009, when I was working at the first release of Berna, that first and foremost, Berna was my love letter to the RAI Studio di Fonologia Musicale, the electronic music studios of the national radio and television of Italy, founded in 1954 by the composers Bruno Maderna and Luciano Berio.
The Studio di Fonologia has been an obsession for me for many years. It was the better equipped electronic music studios of the 50s, with a lot of devices created ad hoc by the Italian Physicist Alfredo Lietti, who literally scavenged the RAI warehouses to collect all the electronic parts from broken or unused devices. The Studio was directed by Berio and Maderna, first, then by Luigi Nono, and for me these three composers are the sacred trinity of the classic Italian avant-garde. I immensely love their work and their legacy.
But behind the buttons and the mixer console, there was always the prototype of the modern sound engineer and producer: Marino Zuccheri, the technician in white coat that assisted the composers and very often created the sounds of the masterpieces of Italian electronic music. Zuccheri has been an immense inspiration for me, as a sound technician myself, and to his legacy I, once again, dedicate this new version of Berna.

WHAT’S NEW IN BERNA 3

Berna 2 was released in 2013 and it had a substantial improvement of the user interface. Meanwhile this early electronic music studio simulation become popular among schools and institutions of electronic music, among them the TUFTS University and the Royal College of Music of Stokholm. The primary goal of Berna had always been education and always will be.
Berna 3 tries to push the early electronic music studio simulation further, with more realism and details, and a new set of devices. All in all, Berna 3 will be an useful instrument both for students as well as for composers and producers who are interested in playing test equipment and historical devices.

Synth Punk Band The Cripples Now On Vinyl



You might remember The Cripples new album from this previous post (also see this 1996 performance). The new release is now out on vinyl, limited to 100 copies. You can find it on Bandcamp here. Pictured in this post is my copy and I can verify it sounds great. It's a super clean pressing. Apparently they are close to halfway sold out, so head over and give them a listen.

New Roland SP-404 MKII In the Works



It looks like a new SP-404 MKII in the works. via Synthtopia:

"Key Features (preliminary):

Bang out beats anywhere with AA or mobile battery power
Capture audio from or stream direct to your mobile device via USB,
Collaborate with a partner using the dual headphone outputs and mic/guitar input.
Edit samples with an OLED screen and zoomable waveform view.
Chop up samples by tapping out edit points in real time, or use auto chop to slice samples automatically.
Shape samples with envelope and pitch shift
New resampling workflow lets you re-record patterns and effects layers for detailed sound design.
Skip Back Sampling captures up to 25 seconds of audio from your performance.
Process, flip, and twist your sounds with classic SP effects and a selection of new effects, including: Lo-fi, Cassette Simulator, Resonator, Vocoder, Auto Pitch, Guitar Amp Simulator and more.
Adjustable input quantize and shuffle for custom swing.
Pad Link lets you fire multiple samples with a single tap.
Roll button for variable note repeat.
BPM-per-bank for instant tempo changes.
Organize patterns for different sets and chain them together to automate playback.
Load 160 samples across each project for expanded performance and beatmaking combinations.
Official details on the Roland SP-404 mkII are still to be announced."

Blade Runner (1982) | Vangelis on Hydrasynth | Soundtrack | A004 Blade Titles PS Patch


video upload by Microflat

"I was 12 years old. Knew nothing about Ridley Scott, Rutger Hauer or Vangelis. But the atmospheric sound of the now legendary synthesizer Yamaha CS-80 was an instant game changer for me. What on earth was that? The Hydrasynth is a worthy replicant. All audio output effects are default ASM Hydrasynth FX."

Bad Gear - Korg Volca Keys - Low Key Synth???


video upload by AudioPilz

"Chapters:

00:00 Intro tune
01:23 Overview
04:37 Hate
05:02 Jam 1
06:05 Jam 2
07:17 Finale
07:44 Verdict

Welcome to Bad Gear, the show about the world's most hated audio tools. Today we are going to talk about the Korg Volca Keys. Is this classic staple of dawless setups all around the globe and Marvel Universe interrogation device the OG low key synth? Where did all the dank memes about it come from?"

AudioPilz Bad Gear posts

Yamaha QY10 Sound Module Sound Demo - No Talking


video upload by Runningonair

"Yamaha QY10 Sound Module Sound Demo - No Talking

In this video I run through the Yamaha QY10 sound set. Although it is a very basic device, I found it very useful for filler sounds and drums when I was doing music in the '90s. Let me know in the comments if you would like me to do an overview of the features. With an 8 track sequencer and the tiny "VHS" format, it could do surprising amount for it's time.

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