Time machine: ROLAND JX-8P Analog Synthesizer 1985

September 1, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Time machine: ROLAND JX-8P Analog Synthesizer 1985 

The Roland JX-8P is a programmable polyphonic analog synthesizer from 1985. It is 6 voice polyphonic, it has 2 DCO’s per voice. Oscillator sync and cross modulation available. Analog resonant filters. 2 envelopes. Velocity sensitive keyboard. It also has aftertouch, but be warned, you need very strong fingers… 😀 It has a built in chorus (two settings) and unisono modes.

It has 64 presets and 32 patch memory for your own patches. The optional PG-800 was a programmer which allowed tweaking the sounds with sliders and knobs – like on earlier analog synths. But even without the PG-800 sound editing is easy like on a Korg Poly-800.

The JX-8P has MIDI and sysex abilities, but no tape interface.

Mello | Official Trailer UVI©

September 1, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Mello | Official Trailer UVI© 


Hark back to the heyday of classic rock and one instrument stands above the rest, a 350lb behemoth that would forever change the way we think about making music. At the heart of this monster was an array of tape machines, one per note on the attached keyboard, each playing a uniquely recorded sound. With only 8 seconds of tape per key and a cumbersome frame this machine had its limitations but was nonetheless impressive for its time, boasting a multitimbral and truly polyphonic ‘engine’. Instantly made famous by the Beatles hit ‘Strawberry Fields Forever’ and used by countless others including The Moody Blues, Rolling Stones, and prog rock legends Yes, this was the ‘must-have’ sound of the 60’s. While its use fell out of fashion the implications it made have become fundamental to modern music production.

With Mello we’ve aimed to deliver a complete and authentic recreation of this prolific instrument. Dozens of original tapes were multi-sampled on 3 different machines in order to give you the best representation of each of the 28 available sounds. To capture the live experience the key noise and inner mechanical sounds were stereo recorded, including tape noise and key-off sounds, and are all mixable to taste.

To make Mello even more versatile we’ve added a few tricks of our own, including an analog-modeled tape delay, reverb, a custom unison mode to give you stereo sound without unwanted transposition or chorusing, a switchable multimode filter, a 3-band EQ and more.

With these classics Flute, Brass, Celesta, Choir, Strings, Organs, Guitars, Piano and many more, Mello delivers a warm and buttery tone indistinguishable from the original and is, in every way we could make it, a perfect tribute to the quintessential studio instrument of the 60’s.

Features:
• Pristine and comprehensive sample library from 3 original machines
• Mixable key and mechanical noise for authentic experience
• Switchable keyboard range (original or extended)
• Stereo modes including custom unison
• Switchable multimode filter with cutoff and resonance
• ADSR envelopes for amplitude and filter with velocity sensitivity
• 3-band EQ with sweepable mid frequency
• Built-in Sparkverb
• Analog-modeled tape delay

More info here >>

Checking out the Wine Glass synth

September 1, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Checking out the Wine Glass synth 

Quick look at this Wine Glass synth :-)

Morph4 – testing new features

August 31, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Morph4 – testing new features 

the video shows some of the new features of the Morph4 (M4)

Roland Jupiter-8 vs. OP-X PRO-II

August 31, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Roland Jupiter-8 vs. OP-X PRO-II 

http://www.sonicprojects.ch/opxpro2/d…

Comparing some factory presets of the Roland Jupiter-8 to the cloned ones in the Jupiter-8 Collection bank for the SonicProjects OP-X PRO-II virtual analog VSTi synth.

The original Jupiter-8 clips were recorded by Paolo Di Nicolantonio from synthmania.com and were licensed for this comparison:
http://www.synthmania.com/jupiter-8.htm

The cloned presets in OP-X PRO-II were modeled by ear after these clips and are available in the “Jupiter-8 Collection” bank which can be downloaded here:
http://www.sonicprojects.ch/opxpro2/u…

The flexible engine of OP-X PRO-II allows to mimic the character and sounds of several different synths. These direct comparison examples show that it works quite well for the Jupiter-8.

Related:

Roland Jupiter-8 VSTi
Roland Jupiter-8 Comparison
Oberheim VSTi

Hands-on with the Korg Volca range

August 31, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Hands-on with the Korg Volca range 

MusicRadar examines and demos the new compact, affordable Volca Beats, Bass and Keys analogue instruments from Korg.

Read their first look review here: http://www.musicradar.com/news/tech/f…

Introducing Modular – The synth app for iPad and iPhone

August 31, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Introducing Modular – The synth app for iPad and iPhone 

Pulse Code Inc, developer of Rhythm Studio, has released this preview of Modular – a new software modular synthesizer for iOS. Modular looks, acts, and sounds like a hardware modular synthesizer to give you features that musicians want such as pulse width modulation, oscillator sync, 4 pole ladder filters, and 1v/oct filter tracking. Traditional modular systems are expensive and out of reach for the average artist. Modular is here to bridge that gap and allow everyone the opportunity to use these powerful synthesizers.

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Circuit Abbey Invy as Waveform Processor (Eurorack/Doepfer Modular Synth Demo)

August 31, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Circuit Abbey Invy as Waveform Processor (Eurorack/Doepfer Modular Synth Demo) 

Background video description:

It occurred to me yesterday, that you can use the Invy’s clipping behaviour to add and subtract waveforms in some really cool ways. After watching the video, try out mixing different waveforms at different frequencies for even more fun!

Sugar Bytes: Tips & Tricks using Cyclops

August 31, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Sugar Bytes: Tips & Tricks using Cyclops 

Dan-D shows us some really quick tips to get around Cyclop!

Product description:

Cyclop has landed. A powerful monster that has grown out of all the sounds in the universe. And with it comes bass – lots of it. Synthesis in its purest form. Spectral, digital, or fat analog. Use your own samples as a wavetable, throw effect sequencer orgies, drop on filters and make wobble basses never heard before. Cyclop is here to create new sound. Wrap your bass around your drums like melted sugar around a hot chili pepper. Cyclop is monophic and it will blow your mind. Wobble bass? Dubstep? Do something completely new!

New kinds of modulators like the Wobble Generator and the Sound Knob.

FX-Sequencer, also to be controlled by the FX-Knob.

6 Synthesis Engines: Saw Regiment, Analog Sync, FM, Transformer, Spectromat, Phase Stressor

10 state of the art Filter types, plus vowel mode.

Routing Module for Synth / Filter patching, including Overdrive.

Sub Oscillator, Bass Processor, one-view modulation-flow.

Recommended by BoysNoize, Skrillex, Peaches, Modeselektor, SiriusMo, Mouse on Mars, Biohazard.

Over 800 presets included, most of them from various artists.

Cyclop comes as standalone application and VST/AU/RTAS/AAX plugin.

MegaMacho Drums & Evil Razor in Logic Pro X: Let’s JAM!

August 31, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on MegaMacho Drums & Evil Razor in Logic Pro X: Let’s JAM! 

A tutorial focusing on using MegaMacho drums and Evil Razor together in Logic Pro X to create a cool dance Jam

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