NanoMod 8-bit – free instrument library for Native Instruments Kontakt

August 8, 2014 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on NanoMod 8-bit – free instrument library for Native Instruments Kontakt 

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Rhythmic Robot has launched NanoMod 8-bit, a free instrument library for Native Instruments Kontakt.

NanoMod 8-bit is a simple but versatile Kontakt synthesiser based on vintage 8-bit polysynths, featuring an “intelligent” interface that allows the user to adjust multiple parameters with single controls. It is offered as part of the KVR Developers’ Challenge 2014.

NanoMod 8-bit brings the simplicity of Rhythmic Robot’s NanoMod interface to bear on the crusty, gritty, aliased sounds of classic 8-bit synthesisers of the early to mid 80s. Using source waves taken from vintage Ensoniq hardware and a front-end incorporating convolved Wasp and MS20 filters, this NanoMod is aimed squarely at big, powerful polysynth sounds – everything from warm and evolving pads to screaming leads.

The library is a free download, released as an entry to the KVR Developer Challenge 2014.

More info here >>

POLYANA sequenced by Little MIDI Machine

August 8, 2014 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on POLYANA sequenced by Little MIDI Machine 

Quick test after update to Sopranotron 3.0 buffer management and thread management. Fat Lady of Limburg presets, 11 synths active throughout, dying to spring into action but mainly silent, being driven 2 at a time by Little MIDI Machine. It can only push out 2 MIDI channels, hence 2 at a time ….

In this configuration POLYANA is consuming around 25% of iPad 2.

POLYANA still has no GUI, hence it presents full-screen black on launch.

Captured by Elgato Game Capture HD.

Inspiring sounds from the Roland SH-101

August 8, 2014 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Inspiring sounds from the Roland SH-101 

All sounds in this song except the choir and speak and spell voice is made with the Roland SH-101.

All photos and video by Youtube alias ‘Analog Synthesizers’.

Sequencer Preview – B-Step 2 – iPad, Linux, Windows and Mac

August 8, 2014 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Sequencer Preview – B-Step 2 – iPad, Linux, Windows and Mac 

Monoplugs has announced B-Step Sequencer 2 – a new version of their MIDI step sequencer. 

The new version of the sequencer will be available as VST and Standalone for Windows, Mac, Linux, iPad, Raspberry Pi – later Android and as AudioUnit – VST3 is also on the list.

Subscribe to keep up to date!

More info: http://b-step.monoplugs.com
And: https://www.facebook.com/pages/B-Step…

Happy B-Stepping!

Soundtrack by http://box-cat.com/ – Thanks!

Reason 8 is here – watch the video from Propellerhead

August 7, 2014 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Reason 8 is here – watch the video from Propellerhead 

Reason is the music software made with one thing in mind: you. And whatever music is on your mind, Reason makes it easier to bring it out. Version 8 brings a faster and easier interface with a whole new look and an even smoother creative flow. Drag and drop everything and everywhere. Find inspiring sounds instantly in the new, always open browser. Explore new amp and speaker models from Softube. Go faster from good ideas to great music than ever before. This is your Reason. This is Reason 8.

All details can be found here >>

Sub 37 | Analog Architecture

August 7, 2014 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Sub 37 | Analog Architecture 

Moog Music Chief Engineer Cyril Lance gives an overview of the technical effort and advancements made during the design of the Sub 37 analog synthesizer. This video includes insights on the Sub 37’s new VCO design, mixer architecture, filter topology, as well as the implementation of paraphonic functionality via Duo Mode. Sonic exposition of the Sub 37’s performance potential is presented by formidable multi-instrumentalist Cory Henry. Henry is also a member of the Grammy Award Winning group Snarky Puppy.

The Sub 37 Bob Moog Tribute Edition analog synthesizer is shipping now.
To learn more, go to: MoogMusic.com/Sub37

Ondes : Expressive Electronic Instrument for iPad

August 7, 2014 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Ondes : Expressive Electronic Instrument for iPad 

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For those who may be wondering about the name, Ondes is French for “waves.”  But if you know a little something about the history of electronic music, you might also recognize the word.  The Ondes Martenot is an early electronic instrument with a sound not dissimilar to that of the more widely known Theremin.  Unlike the Theremin, which is played by moving your hands in space, the Ondes Martenot has a keyboard and a sliding ring which allows the player to glide between pitches.  Below each key is a little indentation for the finger to stop on.  These indentations allow for precise pitch intonation, something that is neary impossible to acheive on the Theremin.  (Unless, of course, your name is Clara Rockmore).   Because several 20th century composers (notably Olivier Messiaen) composed for the instrument, the Ondes Martenot is still taught in some music conservatories to this day, though it’s a bit expensive to get a hold of one yourself.  You might also have seen Jonny Greenwood performing one in Radiohead.

Professor Synth Demo and Tutorial for iPad, A Prophet V Sim

August 7, 2014 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Professor Synth Demo and Tutorial for iPad, A Prophet V Sim 

One more demo of the recently released Prophet V for iPad

Professor is a Prophet 5 Sim from Alex Smith, the dev who brought us Grit, Interpol, Evil Machine and others.

Time for some 8bit action

August 7, 2014 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Time for some 8bit action 

This is an edited version of my original 8-bit Matrix trimmed for time and with some changes to sound effects that were bugging me.
If you’re curious, you can see the original at
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c61q2…

tinyTesla: the Little Singing Tesla Coil Anyone Can Build

August 7, 2014 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on tinyTesla: the Little Singing Tesla Coil Anyone Can Build 

tinyTesla, a new Kickstarter project to fund a little MIDI Tesla coil kit that’s designed to be easy to build.

tinyTesla is a desktop MIDI Tesla coil kit designed to be suitable for beginners or veterans in electronics. The project has blown past its $20,000 fundraising goal, with more than 10 times that amount already pledged. Backers can get a kit to build a MIDI tesla coil for about $150.

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The Tesla coil’s lightning heats up air and creates pressure waves that are audible as sound. The more times per second the lightning fires, the higher the pitch created.

Support us on Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/…
tinyTesla is a desktop musical Tesla coil that fits in your hand.
We’re also introducing oneTeslaTS, tinyTesla’s big brother.

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