Elektron talk: Syntakt Deep House and Building More Octatrack FX - Practicing Transitions

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"Writing Deephouse with the Syntakt. Practicing transitions. Working on new FX scenes for my Performance Template 2.0."

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Putting together a Eurorack system from scratch!

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"Beginner Friendly Stream! I'll be putting together a medium-sized, custom Eurorack system from scratch. We'll put the modules in one-by-one, and talk about what each module does. Hopefully we'll make a little music with the system as well! This one might run long, get your coffee ready! LOL

0:00 Intro
2:20 Beginner Friendly?
3:33 Big Ups to MOSAIC 1U!
5:58 XODES 3u to 1u adapters
7:16 BIG UPS TO OMRI COHEN!
8:20 Putting in the modules 1
29:13 What kind of system is this?
31:15 Putting in the modules 2
38:33 What type of music do you want to make?
39:54 Putting in the modules 3
1:23:54 Starting to make music - The Kick
1:37:03 Adding Snare and Hi Hat
1:40:27 Struggling with the Dot sequencer, sorry!
1:51:45 Adding a bassline
1:57:20 Troubleshooting the VCA
2:00:45 Wrestling with the Dot again! Sorry!!
2:02:43 Back to the bassline
2:06:58 Routing the delay fx send
2:10:36 Getting the bass in tune properly
2:13:59 Adding an envelope to the bass filter
2:18:39 Sampling a pad into the ES Sample Drum
2:22:29 It gets brutal, sorry!!
2:35:39 FINALLY GOT IT!!!
2:48:00 Probability? Trigger Conditions?
2:53:51 Sampling one more sounds in the ES Sample Drum
2:59:41 Wrapping it up - Thanks for watching!!

Future Radio by Circuit 3

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New release from an upcoming album by supporting member, Circuit 3.

The single Future Radio is available on Bandcamp here: https://circuit3.bandcamp.com/album/future-radio

Additional details:

"Circuit3 releases new single Future Radio ahead of new album

Dublin electronic artist Circuit3 has signed with Manchester's AnalogueTrash label for the new album 'Technology For The Youth', ahead of which comes the upbeat lead single 'Future Radio'.

Retro-futuristic but undeniably human, Circuit3 is the alias of Irish electronic artist and songwriter Peter Fitzpatrick. Using analogue synthesizers as a vehicle for lyrical storytelling, this music is heavily influenced by the classic era of electronic pop.

A childhood fascination with space provides the emotional narrative arc for 'Technology For The Youth', a collection of crisp electronic pop songs and atmospheric instrumentals created with an enviable array of analogue synthesizers. It focuses squarely on that period before digital synthesis, just as the lyrics are informed by those endeavours in space exploration pre-dating the first Space Shuttle left Cape Canaveral.

Circuit3 debuted with the 'siliconchipsuperstar' LP (2018), followed by the album 'The Price Of Nothing & The Value Of Everything' (2019), praised by no less than Martyn Ware (The Human League, Heaven17).

'Future Radio' is available across online stores, including Spotify and Apple Music, as well as via Bandcamp, where the full album can also be pre-ordered. 'Technology For The Youth' will be released, on vinyl and digitally, on July 15 2022."

New Groove Synthesis 3rd Wave PPG Inspired Advanced Wavetable Synthesizer in the Works

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PPG inspired wavetable synth with a few new tricks up its sleeve. More info coming soon...

Click the pics below to zoom in. You can clearly see three wavetable oscillators, modulation (4 LFOs), sequencer, apreggiator, two filters (low pass & state variable), four envelopes, multi-part, display, and more. Note the Wavesurfer knob above the sequencer, and the waveflow button to the far left.

https://www.groovesynthesis.com

Sequential OB-6: 2022 review & comparison to Oberheim OB-X8

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"With the announcement of the new Oberheim OB-X8 and the Behringer UBXA, is the Dave Smith OB6 still worth getting in 2022? Here I share my thoughts."

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elektron Syntakt - Session III

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"my third experiment creating interesting music and sounds on the Syntakt
all sounds made on Syntakt

to listen more music by me please visit
https://verstaerker.bandcamp.com
https://verstaerkerahead.bandcamp.com"

Qun mk2 short demo: Sequencing external synth

video upload by Nunomo LLC

"Qun mk2 can emit MIDI out signal from sequencer / piano roll in case your synth doesn't have sequencer. In this demo Qun plays MC-101 (Synth tone chords is MC-101, other sound is from Qun)
I didn't turn off internal sound (Bass) but you can turn it off if you want."

Future Retro Vectra Tutorials

video uploads by FutureRetroSynths

Playlist:
Future Retro Vectra Synthesizer Tutorial: Introduction and Overview
Future Retro Vectra Synthesizer Tutorial: Oscillator Waveforms
Future Retro Vectra Synthesizer Tutorial: Oscillator Frequency
Future Retro Vectra Synthesizer Tutorial: Creating Paraphonic Sounds
Future Retro Vectra Synthesizer Tutorial: Oscillator Frequency Modulation
Future Retro Vectra Synthesizer Tutorial: LFO's
Future Retro Vectra Synthesizer Tutorial: Envelopes
Future Retro Vectra Synthesizer Tutorial: Mixer
Future Retro Vectra Synthesizer Tutorial: The Filter
Future Retro Vectra Synthesizer Tutorial: The Amplifier
Future Retro Vectra Synthesizer Tutorial: Arp, Sequencer, and MIDI

Martin Stürtzer Ambient / Sequencer liveset at Superbooth 22

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"After two and a half years of playing (mostly) at home it was a pleasure to bring my synthesizers on stage at Superbooth 22 in Berlin. This liveset was built around Ableton Live as midi sequencer and audio mixer. All sounds are from the Waldorf Iridium, Waldorf M, Oberheim Xpander, Moog Sub37 and Eurorack Modular.

Thanks a lot to everyone who came to visit the stage during my gig! The concert would not have been possible without the help and effort of Andreas, Mareen, Nadine, Tom, Mathieu & Manu."

OTTO Synth Project Suspended

You might remember the OTTO Raspberry PI based synth inspired by the Teenage Engineering OP-1 posted back in 2018.

Frank Reggiani wrote in to let us know the project has been suspended. Details from the OTTO Patreon page:

"OTTO Update, May 2022

In February, this project rounded 5 years. When we started, neither of us had worked on a real codebase before, and never even read the datasheet for an electronics component. Over the years, the project has gone through quite a few changes, in scope, structure and ambition. In 2020 we launched Bitfield Audio, rented a small office space, and started working on the project with a goal of commercialization. In 2021 we both got full time jobs, and Bitfield Audio and OTTO had to take a back seat.

At this point, we have decided to stop OTTO development, at least for the time being. This has been a very hard decision for us, as we have worked on this for five years, but we simply do not have the resources it would take to finish the project.

From a hardware-perspective, the global chip shortage hit the project hard - forcing us to rework hardware parts several times because of out-of-stock components, etc. Also, on both the software-side and more broadly in terms of features and design, OTTO still builds on a foundation that was laid 5 years ago, when we didn't know what we were doing, and the past year has been spent fighting these fundamental issues.

Also, since we started, the groovebox space has been expanding, and in 2022 the OTTO lacks the defining feature that would make it worth the wait. OTTO seems to be in an inbetween-space where it is too complex for us to finish alone, but where the complexity has not translated into the 'killer features' that would make the complexity worth it.

We would like to release everything we have to the open source community, and hope to find the time and energy to polish up the existing parts at some point. If any of you have ideas where all the stuff developed for OTTO could be of use, please let us know and we can focus on the parts that can do some good.

Also, this is not the end of Bitfield Audio. We are exploring other projects that could be a better fit for the time and resources we have available.

Finally, we would like to give our deepest gratitude to everyone who has helped and supported us over the years. This includes all open source contributors, especially Bastian (Spatz), Thibault (Nebular Noise), Albert, Stephen (adorbs), and everyone who contributed UI, samples and code. We also want to thank the people who supported us on Patreon - You made it possible for us to put a lot of hours into OTTO while studying, and funded our prototype parts and board iterations.

We hope for your understanding

Sincerely,

Tobias and Jonatan, aka Bitfield Audio"

https://bitfieldaudio.com/
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https://github.com/bitfieldaudio