Moog Prodigy 336A SN 7113 w/ Sequential Style Knobs

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"Moog Prodigy model 336A monophonic synthesizer in good working condition. Produced by Moog from 1979 to 1984 and only 11,000 were made.
The synthesize features a dual voltage-controlled oscillator design to deliver classic analog sounds with easy-to-use controls. Oscillator 1 has sawtooth, triangle and pulse waveforms. Oscillator 2 has sawtooth, triangle and square waveforms. The waveforms can be detuned and the oscillators can be synchronized. In sync mode, the pitch wheel alters the tonality of the pitch as opposed to the pitch itself. There are Oscillator Mod, Mixer, Filter, Filter Contour and Loudness Contour control sections, as well as Tune and Slide Wheels. The Prodigy features a genuine Moog four-pole 24dB/octave lowpass filter (the Emphasis knob), A/D/S envelope generator, and LFO with square or triangle waveforms and routing to the VCF, VCO, or both. The synthesizer features both Pitch and Mod wheels."

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Digital vs Analogue FM Synthesis (Norns + Sidrax Live)

video upload by Luke Sanger

"Getting my feet wet with the awesome orgnwrms script (by @andrewcs_ 🪱) for Monome Norns open-source sound computer and appreciating the contrast and interplay of the analog vs digital FM between the two instruments.

https://lukesanger.bandcamp.com/ https://norns.community/orgnwrms"

Arturia V Collection vs the Real Hardware : Part 1

video upload by Luke Million

Part 1 here

"I'm an avid user of vintage synths and keyboards and also a fan of the Arturia V Collection. So I thought it would be fun to put them side by side.

No processing of audio is applied except for a dash of UAD EMT 140 Plate Reverb.

1. 1982 Roland Juno 6 vs Arturia Jun-6V
2. 1984 E-mu Emulator ii + HD vs Arturia Emulator IIV
3. 1984 Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 Rev 3.3 vs Arturia Prophet-5 V
4. 1974 Solina String Ensemble vs Arturia Solina V2
5. 1978 Rhodes Stage Piano Mk 1 73 vs Arturia Stage-73 V2"

Iron Mask sound bank by Pulsophonic for the new Kodamo Mask 1

video upload by Pulsophonic

"Free Soundbank for Kodamo Mask 1
No extra effect in this video.

http://www.pulsophonic.com/mask1"

Clock processing with USTA and FALISTRI | Frap Ideas

video upload by Frap Tools

"Today we'll see how to use FALISTRI as a clock divid... Dela... Multipl... Well let's say clock PROCESSOR. Check out this cross-patching technique with the USTA sequencer!

USTA: https://frap.tools/usta/
FALISTRI: https://frap.tools/falistri/

00:00 Introduction and patch description
01:07 Using FALISTRI as a clock
02:20 Clock delay / clock divider / wacky clock multiplier
04:52 Modulating the clock with the USTA"

Klavis Grainity, the new granular filter - patches & audio demos

video upload by Monotrail Tech Talk

You can find additional Klavis Grainity demos in previous posts here.

"Today we take a deep dive with Grainity, the first ever granular filter. It runs a multimode and granular filter in parallel, and proves to be a fun sound design tool. It offers a lot of sounds from subtle textures and metallic sounds, to detuned unison, phaser and of course, broken up granular sounds."

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How to make MELODIC TECHNO on EURORACK like TALE OF US

video upload by Endorphin.es

"Does it melodic techno? The answer is yes!
We have prepared a full live system consisting of a full drum kit with QUEEN OF PENTACLES as well as 3 melodic voices structured around GODSPEEDs / FURTHRRRR GENERATOR and GHOST modules.
We will break down how to make a track by Tale of Us (@Afterlifeofc) called Nova and will guide you through sound design / processing techniques used to create a club ready sound.
The above system will be present at @SonarFestival D+ 2023 and later in our show room this summer, which you can book with us directly if you are in La Ciudad Condal!"

WELSON SYNTEX / VERMONA ER-9

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"Welson Syntex - our favorite Italian monophonic dual oscillators with 4 footages each, a Moog ladder filter and white and pink noise - you'll hear it in this video.
The Random Music button triggers random notes but can also be routed to control the LFO of the noise and filter sections to create rhythmic, drum-like patterns - here that snappy filter comes to good use.
What seems like a goofy novelty is actually pretty neat.
The LFO triggering is stable so dialing in the tempo to an existing track is a breeze - but I am thinking of putting MIDI and CV Gate in to this machine anyways - to be able to arpeggiate the Welson Syntex is the stuff of dreams.
Here I'm using some of the presets as well - they're surprisingly good - although most of them are not tweakable which is another thing I might look into.
This rather slim, elongated synthesizer growls and howls - it distorts on its own internally so no need to add distortion - but can also generate gentle and sweet flute and whistle sounds - summing it up its a versatile synthesizer.

Sitting in on second drums we got a German 'Ostie' - East German - machine - the Vermona ER-9.
It's thin but harsh sounding - very electronic - and quite a looker as well.
Just the way we prefer them - it's got separate volume controls for each sound."

You can find additional posts featuring the WELSON SYNTEX here.

8Dio Hybrid Voices Designs Walkthrough

video upload by 8dioproductions

"Introducing a brand new addition to our Hybrid Cinema. The 8Dio Hybrid Tools Series has established itself as the go-to source for top-quality cinematic scoring tools, and has been featured in numerous Blockbusters, TV-Shows, AAA Video Games, Trailers, and more. Now presenting the newest member of the Hybrid Tools series: Hybrid Voices Designs

Hybrid Voices Designs is an all-new collection of effects, percussion, rhythmic 808’s, whispers, moans, and more - all created from the human voice and body. Hybrid Voices is unlike anything you've ever heard before. It combines stunning vocal recordings, cutting-edge sound design, and a smooth, familiar workflow to create a sonic palette that will inspire your creativity and enhance your productions.

Available for $50

https://8dio.com/products/hybrid-voic...

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Moog Music Joins the inMusic Family

inMusic brands include Akai, Alesis & M-Audio as well as Sonivox, AIR, Alto Professional, ArKaos, BFD, Denon DJ, Denon Professional, dngine dj, Head Rush, ION, Marantz, MixMeister, Numark Rane, SoundSwitch, and Stanton.

via Moog Music

"To our friends, artists, partners, collaborators, and community:

It is my pleasure and privilege to bring you the exciting news that Moog Music has joined the inMusic family.

With its diverse roster of innovative companies across the music technology space, inMusic is known for its dedication to developing quality performance and production instruments for musicians across the globe. We are thrilled to join this group of talented, like-minded people who support our mission as we continue to design and build the world’s best-sounding electronic musical instruments.

Devoted to maintaining the sound, quality, and manufacturing philosophy that Moog is known for, inMusic is able to offer solutions to support the areas that have been ongoing challenges for our company as a small manufacturing business. This new partnership will enable us access to inMusic's efficient global distribution and supply chain network while providing inMusic and its affiliated brands with deep expertise in analog synthesis.

With product development continuing to be led by Steve Dunnington, a long-time Moog engineer and former student of Bob Moog, we are proud to keep engineering, designing, and building instruments in our hometown of Asheville, North Carolina, USA.

Our new partners at inMusic, based in Cumberland, Rhode Island, will bring an extraordinary wealth of knowledge and experience to help bolster our efforts and build upon our 70-year legacy.

The recent conversations that I've had with inMusic CEO Jack O'Donnell have been inspiring, to say the least. Jack shared with me the stories of his first synthesizer, a Moog modular system, and the impact this instrument and Bob's vision have had on his career. We had the opportunity to host Jack at the Moog factory recently and share with him the passion and dedication our small team brings to our work daily.

We are excited to introduce you to the many innovative hardware and software instruments our team has on the horizon. This partnership with inMusic will allow us to reach new communities and continue to push the boundaries of music technology. Finding a partner that honors our values, mission, and legacy is a great boon for our company and community.

The future is bright for Moog and the incredible community that has embraced our instruments and all we stand for. We’re grateful for your loyalty and support along the way, and we can’t wait for you to see (and hear) all that’s ahead.

Sincerely,

Joe Richardson
President, Moog Music"