MATRIXSYNTH

Sunset at Silver Lake Meadow // Live Improvised Electronic Music // Sequential OB-6 - Octatrack mk2

video upload by lilrogalski

"Original Music by @lilrogalski

Improvised and recorded live at Silver Lake Meadow in Los Angeles, CA on 8.11.23

https://rogal.ski"

Poly Evolver Keyboard

video upload by Brian Schaft

"PEK sythesizer is my favorite synth because it can sound so different from the rest."

Pro 3 Synthesizer - demo of a some patches

video upload by Brian Schaft

"Some custom as well as a few factory tweeked patches on the Sequential Pro 3. With and without sequencer."

Sequential Prophet Rev 2 Sax Sound #prophet #sequential @j3po784

video upload by Marc72 - Diamond Production

"Sound saxophone wind instruments accordion"

Sequential OB-6 Demo by Giaga Robot

video upload by Algam EKO

"Giaga Robot ci dimostra nel dettaglio tutte le possibilità di programmazione, le funzioni, la struttura di sintesi, filtri, modulazioni e gli effetti di questo potente synth.

Il suono analogico unico, frutto della collaborazione tra Tom Oberheim e il compianto Dave Smith, viene generato da una catena di sintesi sonora composta da 2 oscillatori discreti per voce e un filtro a 2 poli derivato dal progetto #SEM, per essere all’occorrenza processato attraverso due multi-effetti digitali. Presenti anche arpeggiatore e sequencer polifonico."

Google translated:

"Giaga Robot shows us in detail all the programming possibilities, functions, synthesis structure, filters, modulations and effects of this powerful synth.

The unique analog sound, fruit of the collaboration between Tom Oberheim and the late Dave Smith, is generated by a sound synthesis chain composed of 2 discrete oscillators per voice and a 2-pole filter derived from the #SEM project, to be processed if necessary through two digital multi-effects. Also present arpeggiator and polyphonic sequencer.

Timeline:
00:00 Overview Ob6
02:23 Oscillators
5:59 Mixer, Sub OSC and Noise
7:25 Filter
11:21 Envelopes
12:54 PM Exit
1:32 PM Effects
20:01 Sequencers
24:05 Arpeggiator
24:29 clock
25:00 Aftertouch
29:22 X-Mod
31:21 Low-Frequency
37:40 LFO
40:08 Hold/Wheel range/Portamento
40:50 Unison/Chord
42:34 Memories
43:17 Manual key (preset and tuning)
44:48 Vintage function
48:56 Loading external sound banks
54:46 Considerations
57:09 Demo sound

The Caladan first prototype (and signs of life)

video upload by Isla Instruments

Caladan first prototype build stream

"This will be extremely boring to most, but to some, maybe not.
There might be bad language, burnt fingers, tears and breaking things.
If you like watching paint dry, you're gonna love this."

Color Fantastic

video upload by

"Another study in color and sound. Adding more texture manipulation to the @cycling74com jitter patch, then creating a quick soundscape with Vital, @madrona-labs Aalto and @NewfangledAudio Generate in Bitwig."

Higher Ground (Roland JD08 // JU06A // TR6S // Arturia Keystep Pro)

video upload by 2-Minute Warning

"After a small break (though it's the first time I've taken so long to upload a new video since I created this channel 😊), here is a new video featuring a new Roland Boutique synth: the JD-08!

This digital synth is renewing the famous Roland JD-800 from 1991! The JD-08 is a 128-voice synth, with 2 parts. Each part has 4 layers (each layer can be considered as being a full synth, with its own waveform, filter, envelopes etc.). So it has enough power to create some nice sounds and textures!

So for this video, the JD-08 is playing a chimes sound (sequenced by track 4 of the Keystep Pro) and a string sound (played live). The bass is sequenced by track 2 of the Keystep Pro. As for the drums, they are coming from the TR-6S (sequenced by its internal sequencer).

* Hardware used *
- Roland JD-08 : Chimes & Strings
- Roland JU-06A : Bass
- Roland TR-6S: Drums
- Arturia Keystep Pro: sequencer

#jd08 #ju06a #tr6s
@rolandeurope
@ArturiaOfficial"

8/9/23 .com Q123 (440Hz) SSL 1660 (gate rest) 1310 + LWSS + MooSonics + Zerosum Inertia (oscillate)

video upload by Cfpp0

"Same SSL 1660 sequence (except for the D slider position) as in the previous video, but with the 1660 gate set to rest, so that it deviates from steady 1/8th notes (the SSL 1310 is swinging them into 16ths). The Synthesizers.com Q123 Standards module (which has an oscillator that produces 440Hz to reference for tuning) runs into Zerosum Inertia The Destructor Beam, but self-oscillating and tuned higher than 440Hz. So flipping the 440Hz switch on or off selects either 440Hz or tube feedback and provides two tones to drone against the SSL 1660 sequence."