Buchla Module removal and installation
This is a quick demonstration of the removal and re-installation of a Pendulum/Ratchet module for the Buchla 200e modular synthesizer. It shows how easy the process is.
Cableguys has released public beta version 1.2 of Curve
Cableguys has released public beta version 1.2 of Curve , a software synthesizer for Windows and Mac. Curve 1.2 is now available for public beta testing, adding all three top user wishes while remaining its ease of use. Changes in Curve v1.2 public beta Modulation of individual OSC parameters.
Cableguys has released public beta version 1.2 of Curve, a software synthesizer for Windows and Mac.
Curve 1.2 is now available for public beta testing, adding all three top user wishes while remaining its ease of use.
Changes in Curve v1.2 public beta
- Modulation of individual OSC parameters.
- Saving of presets without community upload.
- Modulation of LFO rates.
- 64 bit support for PC.
- Improved polyphony algorithm.
- Improved sound for fast-running LFOs.
Curve for Windows and Mac (VST/AU) is available to purchase for 119 EUR / $159 USD.
More information: Cableguys / Curve
Covox @ Datapop 5.0, The Highball, Austin, TX
Enjoy 
Turn you guitar into a string synth and tin whistle
Welcome to Electro-Harmonix’s “Effectology” series, in which we create a remarkable collection of impossible sounds using just a regular guitar and EHX effect pedals!
No keyboards, samplers or midi pickups were used.
In this episode I show how to turn you guitar into a string synth and Irish tin whistle.
For more info and pedal settings:
http://www.ehx.com/forums/viewthread/4512/
FSR MoogerFooger Love
Get yours here! http://dudesfsrbox.wordpress.com/
The FSR is ideal for working with the Moog MoogerFooger pedals as they have plenty of voltage control possibilities. But what makes it so easy is that the MoogerFoogers supply their own control voltage on the ring of the control inputs for use with passive devices such as the Moog foot pedal. As the FSRs are passive this is a great feature. They are unattenuated however and as the FSRs are slightly sensitive ideally you’d need some kind of attenuator, like in the CP251.
Jedsound Twisted FX – free collection of sounds by sound designer Jean-Edouard Miclot
Twisted Tools have released Jedsound Twisted FX, a free collection of sounds by sound designer Jean-Edouard Miclot.
Here’s what they have to say about the free sample library:
It isn’t everday you can get your hands on unique and properly recorded field recordings, sound effects and foley sounds, so grab ‘em while they’re hot and feed them into your favorite Twisted Tools device!
To get you inspired, we’ve even added a bank of fx presets that make use of these sounds in Scapes.
It’s available now as a free download.
Sound Categories: Rubber Balloon, Elastic, Groan Tube, Slide Whistle, Putty Noise, Whoopee Cushion, Sound Pipe, Dog toy, scienti?c toy, Springs, Slinky, Laser, Magnets, Bell, Wind chime, Plane, Train, Jackhammer, Wrench, Digital Camera, Vacuum Cleaner, Underwater Metal Dings, Underwater Singing Glass Rings, Underwater Sprays, Statics, Electromagnetic Fields, Motors, Servos, Electric Shaver, Faulty Light Bulb, Wolf, Moose, Crows, Dogs, Cricket, Bumblebee, Flies, Door, Chair, Rock, Dumpster, Ice cracks, Whooshes, Dings, Squeals, Squeaks.
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Alka – Improvisations On The EMS Synthi AKS Mk 1
Alka operates the Synthi A. Part 1 of 2.
Filmed and edited by Todd Steponick.
Animation by Nice, with additional sound design by At Work.
Alka
http://soundcloud.com/alka
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http://www.myspace.com/alka
KRAFTWERK Computer Love – Remade! With TC HELICON VOICETONE SYNTH and TENORION
Apart from the vocal performance I think it is pretty nice to watch the Tenori-on in action 
C64 with MSSIAH Cartridge
I modded this Commodore C64 by putting a MSSIAH Cartridge, 6 pots and 2 switches in it.
4 pots are for the MSSIAH Software, 1 for Volume and 1 for a Feedback Loop I built in it.
Maybe in the future I will give this thing a nice painting or a new housing and of course pot knobs 
Shared by Malte Horstmann
Thor Oscillator Types
Synth School enters its final and most advanced device starting this week. Strap in and get ready because we’re about to tackle the Thor Polysonic Synthesizer. Thor is called “polysonic” because it offers a smorgasbord of various oscillator types, filter types, and signal routing options.
This week we’ll be focusing on the first major oscillator types in Thor. Each oscillator has a specific synth technology behind it and each one has a particular sound that will be suitable for different uses. If you’ve found yourself relying on presets for Thor or if you tend to go straight to the analog oscillator because it’s familiar to you, you’ll definitely want to get to know these other oscillators. They’ll expand your sonic palette and ramp up your sound design chops.



