DR-OM app by Fluxama – Demo
Demonstrating one of the three DR-OM instruments included in Fluxama’s DR-OM App for iOS. Works on iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPad 2, & New iPad. Developed by Shawn Wallace, Shawn Greenlee, and Elliot Clapp.
DR-OM is a virtual synthesizer that simulates the hackable yard sale treasure of the same name. Dozens of DR-OM units have been adapted from a rare, limited science lab function generator that started turning up in flea markets in the 70s. DIY synth enthusiasts discovered the device was easily hackable, and closely-guarded photocopies of the modded schematics have been handed around the community for years. The directions show how to rewire the generator into a nice little synth with two mixable Low Frequency Oscillators and a Voltage-Controlled Filter.
Techno live set with Nanoloop, Monotron & Electribe
Techno live set utilizing
-Korg Electribe S
-Korg Monotron
-Nanoloop
-Echopark
-TR-626 (MIDI and sync-trigger master)
Gameboy and Electribe (not the Monotron filter LFO) are synchronized via MIDI or trigger pulses from the TR-626 sync master. The Delay is synced manually by tapping.
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https://sites.google.com/site/synthaquarium/
Bleepy patched with Analogue System’s rs450 CV Recorder + Cwejman MMF-2 Stereo Multimode Filter
Here’s a patch showing the new Analogue Systems rs450 CV Recorder/Sequencer and the Cwejman MMF-2 Stereo Multi-mode Filter module. The Cwejman MMF-2 is filtering a basic saw wave bass from the Cwejman VCO-2RM running into a version of lowpass on the MMF-2. The kick and snare were created using Analogue Systems modules. The sixteenth note percussion is a modulated Cyndustries Zeroscillator through a Cwejman VCA, opened by the Cyndustries Four Transients module.
They’ve pre-recorded a few CV sequences into the incredible new Analogue Systems rs450 CV Recorder/Sequencer. It’s being clocked by an A.S. rs200 sequencer (which is running the whole patch actually). They are switching between four or five preset sequences which in turn is controlling the pitch of a Cwejman RES-4 module.
The rhythms for this patch are derived from the 4ms Shuffling Clock Multiplier and we’re also using a 4ms PEG module as a slow modulation source for the MMF-2. Rad!
KORG KROME Introduction Movie
A new video from KORG featuring the Krome workstation, description below (Googlish from Japanese):
Only real sound, I do not memorable.
PCM is also equipped with a large capacity of 3.8GB, beginning with the piano sound sampling all key quality that boasts overwhelming, break at once the sense of class. Premium standard model that bears the name was derived from the “Chroma” means color in Greek, which brings to life the vivid music. Music Workstation, KROME Introducing (Chrome)!
Click here for product information.
http://www.korg.co.jp/Product/Synthesizer/KROME/
Video from Monospore – New World Order + new album from Nachtmahr
From the Debut album Control the Game…Regain control!
Order at our monoStore at www.monospore.com
And as promised check out the new album from Nachtmahr (AND then I do not mean visually check out LOL!!)
After the last album “Semper Fidelis” (from 2010) and The EP “Can You Feel the Beat?” (Released last year), it is once again time for Thomas Rainer and his uniformed ladies marching delivering a new Nachtmahr album. Austrian Thomas Rainer, who in the second half of the nineties debut with L’ame Imortelle together with (the now-defected) Hannes Medwenitsch and singer Sonja Kraus Hofer, started his solo project Nachtmahr during the mid 2000’s.
After the hit “Boom Boom Boom,” which also was part of the soundtrack to the fourth SAW film, made Nachtmahr official debut with The EP “Kunst ist Krieg” in 2007, followed by the first album, “Feuer Frei!” Was released the following year . “Alle Lust Will Ewigkeit” was released in 2009 and “Semper Fidelis” came two years ago (2010).
On the upcoming album “Veni Vidi Vici”, whose title is taken from Julius Caesar’s alleged exclamation after the victory against Pharnaces II of Pontus in the Battle of Zela 47 f.Kr, continues Thomas Rainer its imperialist crusade through 17 new tracks including two guest appearances signed Skyla Vertex and Xe-None.
In addition to the regular edition in digipak,there is also a “Veni Vidi Vici” in a massive “ELITE edition” (limited to 2000 copies) with in 28 × 28 centimeters book formats including t-shirt. The lavish hardcover book is 72 pages and contains, besides all the lyrics from the album, even erotic art in the true spirit of Nachtmahr highest quality printed on 150 gsm paper. In addition, also included bonusdiscen “Archivum Imperialis” containing six exclusive tracks.
“Veni Vidi Vici” will be released on December 7th via TRISOL Music Group.
Simple Trance with hardware (Juno-60)
A quick tutorial on creating a simple Trance-type arpeggio sound with the Roland Juno-60.
Among the first in Roland’s amazing Juno family! Six analog voices of polyphony and patch memory storage!! The Juno-60 sounds great, however, like the Juno-6 it lacks MIDI control. The Juno-60 includes 56 patches of memory storage. The Juno-60 is still popular due in part to opinions that it sounds better (punchier) than the Juno-106. The Juno-6 and 60 are very rich sounding synthesizers and are great analog machines as long as you can withstand the absence of MIDI control. The JSQ-60 sequencer is an external sequencer controller for the Juno-60 and is usually worth acquiring.
EMW-200 and EMW-300 – Demonstration 1
EMW-200 and EMW-300 demonstration. No external effects or processing of any kind on this video.
BeatMaker 2 sending MIDI to Sunrizer and MoDrum Clock Syncing
Here is a demo of 3 apps working together on the same iPad. MIDI is being sent from BeatMaker 2 to sunrizer synth for iPad, and MoDrum is Clock Syncing with BeatMaker, to make all of the apps play at the same time. This can be of use if you’re looking to experiment with a drum machine on top of another synth app, for example…
Blog post for this video: http://www.iosmusician.com/2012/09/new-ios-musician-youtube-video-beatmaker-2…
App Store links:
BeatMaker 2 (iOS universal): http://bit.ly/UCsiwW
Sunrizer synth for iPad: http://bit.ly/P1VAlZ
SunrizerXS synth for iPhone: http://bit.ly/S0n6iE
MoDrum (iOS universal): http://bit.ly/O5nECC
Virtual MIDI apps (what Sunrizer and BM2 used): http://www.iosmusician.com/2011/09/list-of-ios-apps-with-virtual-midi.html
Core MIDI Clock Sync apps (what MoDrum and BM2 used): http://www.iosmusician.com/2011/04/iphone-ipad-apps-that-support-core-midi.html
by, the iOS Musician blog:
http://www.iosmusician.com/
Depeche Mode: TORA! TORA! TORA! MINIMAL COVER ELECTRIBE EMX
Depeche Mode’s classical tune performed with the following gear:
electribe emx1+microkorg+oto
Listen to the voice of Buddha
More tunes form Raspberry Pi, check it out:
OK, I cannot tune the latency to any lower than this without totally busting my head, so I’m pushing this particular stack and will move on to how to get sounds of out I2S. Which involves getting my hands on a rev 2 board or 2.
More at http://raspberrypisynthesizer.blogspot.co.uk/2012/09/listen-to-voice-of-buddh…
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