Friday, May 05, 2023
Expressive E Osmose - First 10 minutes going through patches
video upload by NGC0 Music
"Finally got my hands in one of these, bought used from a fellow synth-head in Italy. You will hear me going through some factory presets, with some Microcosm and Nightsky for FX, although it gets a bit too messy at some point, you can have an idea of how nice it is.
I had to reduce the bend interval from 1 semi-tone to 1/2 semi-tone, otherwise it sounds more like a player making too many mistakes, rather than adding expressivity."
Quick one: KORG drumlogue Nano 1.2.0 preview
video upload by Sinevibes
"Another little demo showing the new features coming with Nano 1.2.0 update - the virtual analog synth engine we built that’s included in the KORG drumlogue"
Robert Miles - Children
video upload by torso electronics
"Robert Miles 🤍
The trance anthem 'Children' from 1995! The T-1 is sequencing all tracks."
Softube Model 80 - Sound Bank '79
video upload by Polydata
"Drawing from the earliest days of polyphonic synthesizers, Sound Bank ‘79 for Softube Model 80 finds its inspiration in synthesizer music found in documentaries and library music from the late 70’s and early 80’s.
A bank comprising 30 patches for instant inspiration. The goal was to squeeze as much vintage analog juice out of this plug-in as possible, primarily working within the constraints of the original Sequential Circuits Prophet-5. Part of the magic of the Prophet-5 design was it's clear workflow, enabling you to get a wide array of sounds quickly. I'm happy to say that Softube have stayed faithful to this simplicity that has helped this instrument to endure all these years.
Sound Bank '79 is a series of vintage tones for different synths and plug-ins, so look out for future releases. Recorded completely dry with no external effects or processing.
Link:
polydata.bigcartel.com"
Generative Drum Machine sneak preview
video upload by
"So I was trying to check if I could port BRAIDS to the PI PICO. It took me near 3 months of studing and tweaking and adapt the code and finally I got it running
PICO is like 6 times more capable than the original stm32f103 of braids so it left me with a ton of power to experiement and tweak. The first logical step was to replace the 7 segments screen with a 128x64 pixels OLED screen.
Then I added a generative sequencer. And a second envelope. And an LFO. BOOM, it starts to look like a generative drum machine. I fucking love generative drum machines and most of my projects ends looking like one, but they all came from a totally different perspective, sounds totally different and has a unique archhitecture tailored to that system
Currently this one has parameter locks, per step saving and I will be adding probability probabily too :D
Another branch of the project would be to add MIDI (currently working on it) and turn it into a polysynth. Kind of Microfreak, but with the braids oscillators. But that one if ever, will be quite in the future yet.
The Drum machine, is near ready to lauch, and maybe ready to appear as build units, kits and PCBs in my Tindie and Etsy stores, as always
https://www.tindie.com/stores/jc2046/
https://www.etsy.com/es/shop/Spherica..."
Roland TR-707 Drum Machine from 1985
video upload by Bata
"Making a couple beats on a Roland TR-707. I used this drum machine a lot before getting the MPC X but it doesn't see much use these days. I still use 707 samples pretty often though especially the snare."
Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up Synth Cover (Instrumental)
A Blue Forest - analogue/digital hedge-hopping amongst the bluebells, looping sequences from SH-101
video upload by drone-in-the-woods
"Jamming in the woods with my new master clock - a Midronome. I can now easily sync my analogue synths with my sequencer, which in the woods means the battery-powered Roland Sh101. Here, I am writing random sequences and then looping them so they can be layered and reversed.
Roland SH101 synth
Roland MC101 sequencer
Boss RC500 looper
Boss DD6 delay
Midronome master clock
Roland Cube Street Ex ampflifier
Tascam DR40 audio recorder
Composed and performed by Keith Sutton
30th April 2023"
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