@Sequential Take 5 Factory Presets Part. 2 | No Talking |

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DKS SYNTH LAB Sequential Take 5 Factory Presets

COCO System Part One: CANYON

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"This is an overview of the COCO System with the Canyon (Subharmonic Generator) control module used as its center-piece.

With the COCO series the aim is to bring all the goodness of a complex oscillator while aiming to minimize some of the downsides. The main thing that I appreciate about complex oscillators is that you can have a lot of fun without having to patch too much. By default, you can get some very deep sounds that go far beyond the standard bleep and bloop. On the downside, complex oscillators are big and have a fixed set of capabilities.

The COCO series allows you to choose your oscillator features and choose your control module and connect them all together into a complex oscillator. You can then break them down and each module also works as a standalone module as well. So when you need that extra oscillator for your performance case, you can break the system down and use it accordingly."

PWM - Molevolent

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V.A.I. 75 : SOLTON PROJECT 100

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"The Solton Project 100 is a 6 voice DCO synthesizer with SSM filters.
In this video we're only using the Solton Project 100 - and especially its built-in sequencer that's easy to program - great - but oddly enough doesn't quantize whatsoever.
For effects were using two 80s grade B, rack units - the half rack format LEM FX 22 and the Vermona DEG 50. The LEM FX 22 is a multi-effect with a combo mode that lets you engage two effects at the same time.
The Vermona DEG 50 is actually part of our secret weapons arsenal - a pretty crappy and noisy Digital Delay rack unit but the chorus modulation has that magic wonk."

Update: one more demo by Vintage Audio Institute Italia here and a few others here. There was a black edition as well. You can find additional posts mentioning the SOLTON PROJECT 100 including ad scans and pics here.

Arturia Microfreak does it all | 130 custom patches (for music, soundtrack, games).

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http://sounds-for-synths.com/jexus-synth-patches/

"No talking demo. All patches custom-made by Jexus. As you all know the Microfreak is monoaural and has no onboard FX. It sounds slightly different and more “stereo” in my demo because some of the sounds have been EQ-ed, and many of the sounds have a chorus and / or stereo delay & reverb applied (but nothing that would dramatically alter the original timbre of the synth like phasers, flangers, pitch shifters, etc). The dry / wet mix ratio is usually 20:80 (or 20% in other words), reaching 50:50 in a few patches (I used the simplest presets on a Lexicon MX). I wanted to make the sounds nice for the ear but I also wanted show the true sound of this synth without too much embellishment or experimentation."

Part IV - Programming Patterns - Isla Instruments S2400 Video Manual

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0:00 Intro
0:51 Setting up the parameters
3:32 Playing in on the pads
7:00 Time Stretch & Pitch Stretch
10:05 Copying Patterns
10:56 Parameter Record Overwrite
12:21 Parameter Playback Override
13:34 The End Result

Isla Instruments S2400 Video Manual posts

10 10 22 Scrotum Lab - Jam with Mini-System

Next New England Synth Fest Set for October 29

The next great big New England Synth Fest is coming up on Saturday, October 29, 12pm to 6pm. Taking place at the Microsoft Technology Center, 5 Wayside Road, Burlington, Mass. A full day of great electronic music and visualization artists, along with lectures, exhibitors, and vendors. There's even a build-a-Jarmaggedon workshop and a petting zoo. Twelve performances! Ten lectures! Check out the NESF website for more details. Follow on Twitter, Instagram, and Linkedin for updates.

SYNTH COOK SHOP -SYNTHFEST UK 22 AS SEEN FROM A SCOOTER

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Lots of synth bums.

"A flavour of Synthfest UK 2022 as filmed in large from a mobility scooter. Driving one, navigating crowds without causing carnage can be stressful and I apologise I was not aware when filming that I was humming out of tune to combat stress."

PINK FLOYD - ON THE RUN cover

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"PInk Floyd's psychedelic music is often associated with this movie.
However, when I recorded the video, I hadn't planned to use Kubrick's footage. It was while editing that the idea of ​​using the stargate sequence came to me, as obvious. If I had thought about it before, I would certainly have renamed the Eventide preset "HALL" to "HAL 9000". You will also notice that the last parameter of the event (MIX LEVEL) is 68, which is the year of the film ;-)
A happy coincidence.

Anyway, I hope you enjoy this psychedelic trip.
it's a live performance, everything is played and recorded live.

Some technical details, for the geeks :

Gear used:

- KORG MS20 (from 1978)
- KORG SQ10 ANALOG SEQUENCER
- MOOG SUB37
- MINIMOOG Model D
- Moogerfooger RING MODULATOR
- Moogerfooger CP251
- SPACE EVENTIDE
- EBS TREMOLO
- CRYBABY 535Q Wah pedal

Connections:

- SQ10 triggered by Roland TR707
- SQ10 "Channel A" to MS20 "VC OSC2" input
- MS20 OUT to CRYBABY wah pedal: adds a possibility of additional modulation at the foot.
- Moogerfooger CP251 to MS20 "HP VCF" input
- "Square LFO" output of the Moogerfooger RING MODULATOR to MS20 "VC OSC 1" input
- MOOG SUB37 to RING MODULATOR to SPACE EVENTIDE
- MINIMOOG to EBS TREMOLO
- some FX added in Logic Pro (Reverb on MS20)
- Sample airport and plane made by me.
- Sample of laughs from 'Roger The Hat Interview'"

Additional PINK FLOYD - ON THE RUN Covers