Future House Sound pack for Analog Rytm
Get the Future House SoundPack from: http://www.elektron.se/content/future…
Listen more at: https://soundcloud.com/elektron/sets/…
Sample Pack by: https://www.biomedigital.com
Analog Rytm, the Future House Sound Pack.
Biome Digital has created a set of envelope pushing samples specifically tuned for deep, enchanting and pioneering beats. A treat for the sound systems of the world.
The Sound pack is specifically made for the Analog Rytm. Included is an Analog Rytm project featuring 16 patterns and 16 kits. The kits also feature performances and scenes, great for live tweaking the patterns.
Features:
- Sound pack size: 11.7 MB. 16 bit/48 kHz/mono WAV samples.
- 1 project. 16 patterns. 16 kits.
- Scene and performance macros for each kit.
- 9 kicks. 1 snare. 1 crash sample. 1 ride sample. 1 closed hithat . 1 open hihat . 1 tambourine. 1 percussion sample. 1 shaker. 6 claps. 16 synth samples. 9 bass samples . 5 vox samples. 3 piano samples. 2 orch hits samples. 6 FX samples.
The Future House Sound Pack is available now for US $15.
Squarp Instruments PYRAMID – Polyrhythmic Sequencer
Pyramid is a 100% standalone polyphonic MIDI & CV/Gate sequencer.
Easily produce your tracks from scratch thanks to powerful creative tools, such as a smart chord harmonizer, scales, beat repeat, hold and relatch, groundbreaking step sequencer, Euclidean sequencer, polyrhythms, polymetry and real-time effects.
Video: Théodore Sanchez – Les Films du Périscope – theodoresanchez@gmail.com
Music: Fabien Gaubert – http://www.shapingsounds.com/
The Pyramid lets you directly sequencer a large range of electronic instruments.
- It includes two MIDI outputs to connect your hardware ger.
- You can also use the USB MIDI out to control your virtual instruments on your computer.
- Pyramid embeds a DIN sync output (configurable to Sync48, Sync24,…) that lets you synchronise your vintage instruments.
- For modular synth lovers, Pyramid can be a complete sequencing solution thanks to the full CV/Gate + ENV interface.
New video with synthpop artist Dani’el – To Dare
Music video by Dani’el performing “To Dare”
from the EP ‘The Book Pt. II: Redemption’ available on iTunes https://itun.es/i6Bq3HW or official shop http://shop.danijelmajcen.com/
Pre-order remixes http://bit.ly/danijelmajcen
Release: Feb 01, 2015
℗ 2015 Danijel Majcen
Roland JD-XA- NAMM 2015 – Press Conference
A few clips from Roland’s press conference with some important points about Roland’s new direction at NAMM 2015 concerning the JD-XA.
MacBeth: A 10 Minute Jam!
Background video description:
Here’s a quick jam that I did yesterday featuring the MacBth Mk1 Modular Synthesizer that I built as well as the up and coming Elements Synthesizer…when you build this stuff for a living, one seldom get a chane to actually play the stuff to any worth while degree- I’m not the best at playing, but I had fun ‘making the noises’ that I’ve heard on my old records! I used an Ensoniq ASR-10 to sequence some of this stuff, and also to provide the Piano, Bass Guitar and Drums…the rest I play myself…using two 3 octave CV and Gate keyboards that I built. Using left keyboard that I play – you can here is that new Trans Diode Filter (Filter ‘D’)that built in the 5U format….there a single MacBeth Mk1 Oscillator ‘B’ going thru it…the right hand keyboard is driving two Mk1 Oscillator ‘A’ units thru the Transistor Ladder, Filter ‘A’……..and playing a lead sinewave- that’s coming from the Elements Synthesizer, quite haunting, quite spacey!……..I think this vid has it’s good moments, but also the not so good!….hope you enjoy my attempt at the old sound!
Auxy loves analog
Improvised live session with composer and synth aficionado Jon Ekstrand, filmed in his studio in Stockholm, Sweden. Jon is using the new MIDI feature in Auxy to sequence his Tempest drum machine, Moog Voyager, Eurorack modular system, and Virus Indigo. Download Auxy free from the App Store: http://appstore.com/auxy
Alesis Andromeda + EHX Small Stone (live session)
Alesis Andromeda A6 + EHX Small Stone + Deluxe Memory Boy + Cathedral Stereo Reverb
Moog Taurus III
Roland SH 01 GAIA
Roland Juno Di
Moog Minimoog Voyager
Roland JD-Xi Demo Part 1 of 4 – SuperNATURAL 2015
Roland’s Ed Diaz demos the SuperNATURAL part of the JD-Xi. The JDXi consists of 4 parts, SuperNATURAL, Vocoder, Drums and an Analog Monophic Synthesizer. Other bonuses include a TR-707 style sequencer, multi-effects and more under the hood. Demo was recorded straight into my recorder 48k 24bit stereo. There is some distortion here and there in the video due to moments of loudness. (not many though)
Andy McCluskey from Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark talking about Depeche Mode
Andy McCluskey from OMD Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark talks about Depeche Mode and the US tour at The Rose Bowl
Inspired Music Making with Discover and Reason
For more info on Reason:
https://www.propellerheads.se/reason
Join the Music Making at Discover:
http://discover.propellerheads.se/
To hear more of Faustine’s songs:
http://www.propellerheads.se/go/36668E6A
Hear the finished version of Ryan’s Production:
http://phead.mu/s/WkwgxQnG
Add your own production to Faustine’s already mapped song:
http://phead.mu/s/af3jVs5D
Propellerhead Discover is the central feed for your new musical ideas. Working with material from Discover in Reason happens with a single click and tempo information for ideas is preserved all along the way, making it easy to get going quickly adding your own production and music to the process. However, sometimes the greatest song ideas captured in Take might have been recorded by singers without a steady tempo or backing beat but that shouldn’t stop us from being able to use them in Reason. In this tutorial, Ryan shows us the basics of finding inspiration from Discover but also an advanced technique for tempo mapping and fitting freely recorded material to a fixed tempo grid ready for Reason production.


