MATRIXSYNTH

Patching@3am: Hard Sync with Maths? Kinda...

video upload by justin3am

"In this episode of Patching @ 3am, I replicate the aspects of the patch from my previous video with eurorack modules.

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Another brief taste of The Matrix Algorithmic Composer

video upload by John L Rice

"Gear used:
Synthetic Sound Labs - 1660 The Matrix Algorithmic Composer and 1235 EG/VCA
Oakley Sound Systems - Diode Superladder Filter
Allen & Heath - MixWizard 20S
Strymon Engineering - Timeline and BigSky
Lexicon - MX400"

Amazing Effect For Playjng Live! How To Design Delay Riser

video upload by EZBOT

"Dive into the world of live music production. In this concise tutorial, you'll learn to design a compelling delay riser and gain insight on using it effectively in live performances. Master the Octatrack, enhance your sound, and elevate your live shows. Perfect for all levels - let's make music together!

Get the NEW Ultimate Octatrack FX Template 1.1.3 and the NEW Ultimate Performance Mixer 2FF 1.1.6 here with continuous updates: https://www.patreon.com/ezbot and here if you want a one-time download: https://www/ko-fi.com/ezbot"

Squarp HERMOD + Eurorack Sequencer Chat

video upload by MATTHS

"#MATTHS chats through his first impressions of the Squarp #Hermod + #eurorack sequencer module that has just been released."

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Unexpected sounds from FALISTRI

video upload by Frap Tools

"Vowels, fake filter sweeps, and frequency divisions: FALISTRI’s capabilities as an oscillator are way beyond its compact design!"

Yet Another Happy (Eurorack) Accident

video upload by Musical Miscellany (Poorness Studios)

"I recently found this 0HP Low Pass Gate from Mystic Circuits in a drawer and decided to build a patch around it. To be honest, I'm not 100% sure what I did but I really liked the result so I decided to share it with my subscribers. I made a couple similar videos a few years ago. There are a lot of happy accidents that happen with modular synthesizers."

Previously:

Another Happy (Eurorack) Accident

"I was testing out my new IME (The Harvestman) Polivoks ADSR/VCA module (I bought it used from eBay) and somehow it evolved into this generative patch. I just recorded a couple minutes pf audio but I thought it was worth sharing.

It reminded me of this video I did back in 2016:

A Happy (Eurorack) Accident

"I rearranged my Eurorack case recently. After I was done, I tested all the modules and along the way, I came up with this patch accidentally."

Quick ‘n Raw June 24 2023

video upload by John L Rice

"Just a quick diddle with this little 5U modular synth system I had on my bench for a repair.
Yusynth Quadrature LFO to
Synthesizers.com Q171+Q172 Quantizer Bank+Aid to
Synthesizers.com Q157 Slew to
Chrutil / MI Plaits VCO to
Moon 526 mixer to
TC Electronic MoJo, Flashback, and Hall Of Fame effects pedals
(Quantizer clocked by the Q157"

Tasty Chips GR-1 / Analogue Solutions Impulse Command / Behringer TD-3

video upload by HanzVolt

"and some samples from the movie Dune 1984"

LoFi Future VGA FX Experimenter - Demo with three T-420 micro analog glitch processors

video upload by LoFiFuture

LoFi Future VGA FX Experimenter Basic CV Demo (No FX)
video upload by LoFiFuture

"Available to order here: https://lofifuturestore.square.site/p...

The VGA FX EXPERIMENTER is a desktop utility module that allows you to process HD VGA signals (or HDMI with some cheap converters) through your existing standard definition composite analog glitch processors.

Each channel features:

- level control

-momentary button that maxes out the level with just a press (great performance tool)

- a FX bypass switch (to bypass the FX box you have connected to that channel)

- a link button (these can link any of the RGB channels together to create interesting colour effects)

- a CV input that responds to positive CV or gate inputs to lower or mute that channel (the higher the CV signal, the lower the channel level)

Its a great way to experiment with analog HD video, just grab a couple of VGA / HDMI converter boxes and you can process HDMI video as analog signals and then convert them back to HDMI for convenience.

No need for a TBC what so ever! The sync signals on VGA are isolated on their own wires and not effected by this device at all. You can glitch as heavy as you want and it will come out as a valid signal. A game changer for VJs and live glitch artists who dont want to lug around a big video mixer, TBC or even a CRT and a Camera. All of which I have lugged in an out of taxis enough to yearn for a better solution!"