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Saturday, December 03, 2022

Brassy Krell


video upload by Todd Barton

"Exploring a little brassy Krell. The bass tones are coming from the top oscillator of the Soundfreak Modular EMS Triple Oscillator. The treble tones from the Buchla 258 Sine/Saw Dual Oscillator. Enjoy!

My Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/synthtodd"

The Weird World Of Electromechanical Memory - 40 bits of the stuff!


video upload by

"The Electromechanical Regenerator
if you'd like to see more videos on this project, samples and much more
check here :- https://www.patreon.com/lookmumnocomp...
or you can use the super thanks button below the video
it also helps @THISMUSEUMISNOTOBSOLETE massively. :)"

Take 5 intro (modular synth cover)


video upload by Planter Music

"This was kind of tough to figure out. Programming the circadian rhythm in 5/4 is kind of confusing but the zoom feature really helps. The ASQ-1 is sequencing the rhythm the piano part with cv 1 and 2 going to two Dixie’s to have some polyphony then the lead part is just the keystep controlling an MCO."

TIPTOP AUDIO BUCHLA 266T: SOURCE OF UNCERTAINTY


video upload by Patchwerks

"In this video resident expert Nick Bigelow shares an in-depth look at the new Buchla and Tip Audio Collaboration, Source Of Uncertainty 266t.

Order the Source Of Uncertainty here: https://bit.ly/buchla_266t

Tiptop Audio and Buchla team up to bring you the Model 266t Source of Uncertainty. Inspired and designed after the legendary synths and instruments by pioneer, Don Buchla; the 266t will beckon back to early days of sound synthesis and bring to the modern day a key building block element to eurorack modular systems, random voltage creation and manipulation.

https://patchwerks.com/
Demo by: Nick Bigelow
Video by: Steven Ly (Project 32)"

Gotharman's zaTurn Modular Synth Jam w/ NASA Chatter #TTNM


video upload by THE TUESDAY NIGHT MACHINES

"I can't believe I never incorporated NASA sound samples into my space modular synth jams with Gotharman's Urano. So here's a stereo synth jam with Gotharman's equally cool new zaTurn synthesizer workstation!

Official Gotharman Synth Website:
https://gotharman.dk/

I used the following NASA audio sample, played live into the zaTurn's analog VCF and effects with my smartphone: https://archive.org/details/NasaAudio..."

Discover more of THE TUESDAY NIGHT MACHINES here:
https://nightmachines.bandcamp.com
https://nightmachines.tv

Interactive manual for the Pulsar-23



via SOMA Laboratory

"Mastering the interface of a complex semi-modular synth with hundreds of controls and functions onboard is not an easy task even for the most seasoned producer. It’s too much to memorize, and continuously checking the user manual gets annoying and interferes with the creative process. Even with using the search function you still end up scrolling up and down dozens of pages and going back and forth to understand how related features interact, a process that is more fiddly than convenient.

Why does it have to be like that? Instrument manuals - even for complex machines - are still just plain linear text with a structure that doesn't reflect the actual interface or workflow of the product it describes. Despite all the technological advances of our digital age, user manuals are still based on the same principles of how information was organized and accessed in manuscripts from over 2,000 years ago.

It's high time someone changed this! SOMA Labs designed a new and more user-friendly approach to synthesizer manuals that we believe should become the new industry standard, offering unparalleled efficiency and immediate access to relevant information through a visual (touch) interface.

What really is a synth's interface? You can compare it to a territory, like a town or a forest, where we have various objects placed in space. If each control has just one function we can compare it with 2D space, if we have multifunctional controls or menus we can speak about a 3D space. How do you best describe a space to someone else? Of course, with a map! What should a 21st century map be like? Interactive!

SOMA is therefore proud to present its new interactive manual for the PULSAR-23 drum machine, SOMA's most complex synth to date. It consists of a map of the synth’s interface where each element is clickable.

Just click on any button, connector or knob and get its description along with highlighting elements that are connected to or depend on it with the immediate possibility to check what they do.

As PULSAR-23 is a semi-modular instrument, all patching points have suggestions about which other patch points you could connect them to (about 1,000 patching tips!).

So it's also a kind of light patching tutorial.

The concept of interactive manuals can be developed much deeper and better, and we therefore invite our industry colleagues to further develop and refine this approach to user manuals for musical instruments. Let’s make synth manuals more user-friendly, easy to learn and more efficient, lowering the learning curve for new musicians and freeing up users' minds for pure creativity!

Welcome to the world of PULSAR-23!"

Making a loop demo: Hiphop loop


video upload by Nunomo LLC

"This is a demo making a hiphop loop, selecting preset, recording to sequencer and looper"

DIY Synthesizer Jeannie Supersaw demo


video upload by Rolf Degen

"DIY project: https://www.sequencer.de/synthesizer/..."

Plector (DiN76) by Parallel Worlds




https://dinrecords.bandcamp.com/album/plector-din76



"Greek synthesist Bakis Sirros who records under the name of Parallel Worlds has become a familiar name to followers of the DiN label. His debut release was 'Obsessive Surrealism' (DiN26) back in 2007 and since then he has released a further solo album, 'Shade' (DiN32), as well as several collaborative albums with different artists including DiN label boss Ian Boddy & Node guru Dave Bessell.

'Plector' (DiN76) is his third solo outing on the DiN imprint and continues the deep dive into organic, analogue modular excursions that this talented musician is so adept at. Throbbing, deep bass lines are accompanied by sparse drum patterns and beguiling melodic synth lines. The album has a beautifully cohesive, dark and brooding atmosphere. Hints of a John Carpenter like synth soundtrack lurk around every corner but the sound world that Sirros creates is very much his own. At times the raw beauty of his synth patches grab you whilst at other moments the delicate, glitch like sound design details hover just out of sight. The album is built upon two groups of three rhythmic tracks interspersed with the dark drone of 'Atmoform' and the beautiful, almost Enoesque final track, 'Harmonic Pathways'.

Lovers of Electronica, Dark Techno, Downtempo & IDM will find much to admire in 'Plector' and this new album once again showcases the unique talent of this highly individual musician.

releases December 9, 2022
All tracks composed, arranged and produced by Bakis Sirros during 2022.

Mastered by Ian Boddy July 2022.

Thanks to: friends and family, John Sirros, Ian Boddy, Mamonu, Ingo Zobel & Dimitris Pavlidis.

Machines used:
Buchla modular
Eurorack modular
Korg opsix
Software"

https://dinrecords.bandcamp.com/album/plector-din76

Novation Circuit Rhythm Tracks


video uploads by Jorge Ramos

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