Voltage Controlled FM Radio
This is a cannabalised Radio Shack analog receiver I tore into to make the tuner voltage controlled from my modular synthesizer
’80s ditty with Emulator II, DX7, and LinnDrum
An ’80s-style ditty showcasing a few classic sounds of three of the most iconic instruments of that era: Emulator II, DX7, and LinnDrum.
Emulator II: Marcato Strings, Choir, Strings Plus
DX7: Bass, Tubular Bells, Marimba
LinnDrum: drum & percussion patterns
“UNFORTUNATELY I inadvertently left an aux open on the mixer and the LinnDrum spilled on the tracks, causing the flanging effect 
but it’s still listenable. I will re-upload a better version when I have a chance.”
John Foxx and the Moog
John Foxx mangling around with the moog modular filter. see http://myblogitsfullofstars.blogspot…. for more
FL Studio Groove | Demo
FL Studio Groove is a touch-based music production & performance application. With a 10 pad sample-based drum machine and 5 polyphonic synth channels you get all you need need to compose, arrange, edit, mix and perform professional quality music.
Make complete songs, play & program synthesizers, play drums, add effects, edit musical sequences.
– Windows 8 Touch | Music Production Application
– Sequence Drums
– Powerful piano roll for melodic work
– Flexible mixer with production & performance effects
– Two-tire piano keyboard optimized for touch
– 10 drumpads with dual-sample layering
– FX: Glitch, Flanger/Phaser, Delay, Filters, EQ, Bit-crusher & more
– Five 2-oscillator synthesizer channels
– Create basses, leads, pads or experimental sounds
– Record automation of almost any parameter.
Moog Modular Demo
A demonstration of some basic modules of the Moog modular synthesizer in the Classic Laboratory for Analog Sound Synthesis (“CLASSic” synthesizer studio) at UC Irvine.
Enjoy
Quick tour of ESLines – vintage clone plug-ins
A small demo of two of the plugins from Electro studio.
Propellerhead Reason on iPad
Working with Propellerhead Reason on iPad with Parallels Access app that allows to use iPad as wireless touch monitor for Mac/Win apps. The Propellerhead Reason is running on the Macbook pro but controlled from the iPad. Also the sound goes wirelesly to the iPad with just a little latency.
Modular Machine Synth Jam (Eurorack/Doepfer, Tinysizer, Vermona DRM-1)
Background video description:
I just wanted to take my new turing machine for a ride and ended up with this 😀 All sounds, apart from the kick and snare, are from the Tinysizer and Eurorack. The Vermona DRM-1 drum machine, as well as everything else, is CV-sequenced by the Eurorack. The Koma Kommander (the black box I’m hovering my hands over) controls the Flight of Harmony “Sound of Shadows'” feedback. Questions or comments? Go ahead and post them below! 
Thanks for watching! MORE INFO: V V V V
Gear used in this video:
– Anyware Tinysizer Modular Synth
– Eurorack Modular Synth (Doepfer, Flight of Harmony Sound of Shadows, Plague Bearer, DinSync Modseq, Stoicheia, Turing Machine, Koma Kommander, DIY stuff, etc.)
http://www.modulargrid.net/e/racks/vi…
– Vermona DRM-1 mkIII drum machine
– Yamaha AW1600 for recording
Alesis A6 Andromeda pads in 16-voice analog power
Selection of pads made on the Alesis A6 Andromeda analog synthesizer, full details below:
All patches played use all the 16-voices A6 can offer simultaneously.. No processing, just straight output from the A6. YouTube conversion kills the high-resolving analog sound quality and fatness, but hopefully this gives you a glimpse into the A6 inner life… All played are Alesis factory patches. I’ve only had the synth for a couple of days now so just barely scratching the surface of it – here’s a proof that even with the much-chriticized factory banks you can make some good sounds. Use the “HD” quality mode button below to get the most out of it.
If anyone wonders, some pictures on the background are from our own Milkyway’s massive cosmic neighbour Messier’s catalog M31 Andromeda galaxy, one of the few galaxies that has blue-shift instead of red-shift like all other galaxies we see, meaning it comes towards us and with the “locked” gravitational pull our Milkyway Galaxy will collide and merge with the bigger brother Andromeda in a very distant future, forming a new galaxy. Hopefully the Solar system will not be thrown out into the vast emptyness of space or sucked into a black-hole due to the viscous gravitational play during the merging. The name for the synth is inspired from Andromeda – and I would say it’s a very fitting name for it
Analog Four & Serge / NonLinear Circuit Synths
A bit of live minimal electronica, video details below:
The Analog 4 (by Elektron) is clocking the Serge/NLC synth.
I’m using the Divine CMOS & Resonator filter
from Non-Linear Circuits (NLC) …. along with the odd Serge Wave shaper.
For the record:
VCOs used: NLC VCOs 1 & 2, Serge Precision VCO & NTO,
The master clock from the A4 is split with a Serge Pulse divider, and a NLC Great Divide.
They clock the various NLC & Serge sequencers.
A special mention about the Divine CMOS & Great Divide.
I’m using The Divine CMOS here as a harmonic divider.
This circuit takes two input signals and divides them down by /2, /4, /8 & /16.
I’m then re-mixing the divisions to create new & complex harmonics.
And the Great divide is a clock divider capable of dividing down to 1/16384 of the clock signal.
According to Andrew’s manual, a 1Hz signal on the clock means the /16384 output will rise approx. every 4.5 hours.
Thanks to Andrew of Nonlinear Circuits
http://nonlinearcircuits.blogspot.com…
Filter panel:
http://nonlinearcircuits.blogspot.com…
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