MATRIXSYNTH

LEM218 Tip 2

video upload by Todd Barton

"Using the 218 Arpeggiator with the 208c Sequencer.

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

Sequential OB-6 + Sequential Trigon-6 // Short ambient jam ❤️

video upload by

"A short fragment of my ambient jam of this amazing duo! ❤️"

Sequential pro 3 and SoundTower Editor Sound Design

video upload by James Dyson

"Sequential pro 3 and SoundTower Editor Sound Design
1st go using the editor."

Behringer MS-1 - Does Kraftwerk "Robots"

video upload by LFOstore

"We had re-created famous "Robots" sequence by Kraftwerk using Behringer MS-1 & Valhalla Supermassive reveb.

Here: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/tYctUopAgjCeeQ

You can download picture of setting, audio demo dry & sequence to re-create our re-creation :)"

Vintage ARP 2500 electronic music synthesizer model 2002 track in progress by Jay Wires

video upload by Jay Wires

"ARP 2500 vintage modular synthesizer from 1970 + drums, track in progress, programmed by Jay Wires on a very early Tone Tweakers-refurbished ARP 2500 model 2002. Check out Jay Wires music at jaywires.com and buy vintage synths that work like new at tonetweakers.com."

The MARF Files: Ep 1 - Strobed Slopes & Suzanne Ciani’s “String Patch”

video upload by Source Of Uncertainty

"Max Lord’s MARF Cookbook:

https://github.com/wir35/marf-book"

Update: and some Buchla Jazz from Source Of Uncertainty's DARK SPARKLER channel:

Buchla Jazz

video upload by DARK SPARKLER

Source Of Uncertainty The MARF Files

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video uploads by Source Of Uncertainty

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The playlist currently starts with Kyle and Robert recreating a patch from Suzanne Ciani's "Buchla Concerts 1975" on the Buchla-format Multiple Arbitrary Function Generator Model 248, aka "the MARF".

Kyle's EMS Residency w/ Buchla 200 System

video uploads by Source Of Uncertainty

"Explorations and patch explanations at EMS in Stockholm."

EMEAPP SONIC TEST DRIVE: RSF BLACKBOX Feat. DON SLEPIAN

video upload by EMEAPP

"Another rarity from the halls of EMEAPP, here we have the ultra-rare RSF Blackbox from the late 70s. While it doesn't look like much on the outside, it is capable of a pretty amazing task: it can turn a monosynth into a polysynth by using it's CV/gate output. Intended as a peripheral device for the RSF Kobol monosynth, the Blackbox is compatible with a plethora of other vintage monosynths. In this video, electronic music pioneer Don Slepian will demonstrate the Blackbox's capabilities as a stand-alone instrument.

You can find us at www.emeapp.org where we invite you to join us as a FREE member."