Creating music with Moog Rogue, Roland Alpha Juno 2, and Doepfer A-100 synths
Background video description:
This is a two step sequence using the ef303.
I am using the doepfer quantizer, the clock sequencer and two envelopes on the filter (adsr and ar) to make it come allive.The ar generator is triggerd by the clocksequencer and the adsr is triggerd by the ef303.
And i also use some delay .
And i jam along on the rouge and juno.
A new exploration of the John Bowen Solaris synth – Demo
Here is the second demo of the Solaris synth by John Bowen (www.johnbowen.com). Everything is played live using the keyboard, mod wheel, pitchbend and joystick.
At the recent Musikmesse in Frankfurt, John was asked how the Solaris was conceived. He told us, “When I was at Korg, we were working on the software for the original OASYS card and I noticed that Creamware were essentially doing the same thing. I saw the virtual Minimoog come out on Scope and went to try a system in Canada, and when I realised that Korg was probably not going to continue with our little group, I jumped ship. After a year with Creamware and some consultancy work elsewhere, I decided to go it alone and see whether I could make it writing plug‑ins for the Scope platform. My first plug‑in had been called the Orion and, because people kept asking me to add things, it just grew and grew until, around the fourth iteration, I went bonkers and added lots of new stuff and then realised that it wasn’t the same product any more. So I gave it a new name and the Solaris plug‑in was born. I thought it wouldn’t be too shabby as a hardware instrument, and since the ex‑Creamware guys and I had remained friends and said that someday we would do something together, we decided to develop what is now the Solaris keyboard. By this time, the plug‑in had grown to over 1200 parameters, so I had to figure out a way to translate its user interface into a physical control panel. I had wanted to try multiple displays on a hardware synth for some time, and at first we were thinking of the Solaris as something with a small keyboard, but when I mocked things up to fit the available width, the front panel looked too ‘deep’. Arranging everything across a wider keyboard, it became clear that this was how the Solaris needed to be.”
Alternatives to Solaris:
One alternative to the Solaris is the Arturia Origin, which also offers vintage synth emulations and complex modulation capabilities in a flexible architecture. Indeed, the Origin is in some ways even more flexible than the Solaris because it is truly modular, in the sense that you can create whole new architectures by choosing the number and type of modules used. Another alternative is the Access Virus TI Keyboard, a synthesizer powerhouse that offers fewer programming options but a huge number of voices, a vast number of effects, and a 16‑part multi mode with dedicated effects per part.
In relation to the video:
For better audio quality go to SoundCloud: http://soundcloud.com/insanic4/solari…
In the studio with Analog Four, Waldorf Rocket, and NI Maschine
Khantipol Kasemsant has shared this video from his studio, details below:
Curious (with Analog Four, Waldorf Rocket, NI Maschine)
The Octatrack was used as an effect processor for Waldorf Rocket.
Midi was sequenced with Ableton Live 9
ChipBeat “POLYGUN” (preview) // KORG Poly800 & Novation Drumstation Demo track
ChipBeat “POLYGUN” (preview) // KORG Poly-800 & Novation Drumstation Demo track
(Trier Juni 2013)
Vermona Mono Lancet Audio Demonstration
This was a set of recordings done entirely on the Vermona Mono Lancet analog mono synthesizer. All the sounds you hear were generated on the Mono Lancet save for the 707 kick and snare on the very first clip. This was recorded as part of a review for DV 24/7 Magazine in London, England in 2011. I used a Fireface 400 firewire interface and Logic Audio for this recording.
The reasoning for using multitracking and effects processing was to show real-world applications of an analog monophonic synthesizer. The Vermona Mono Lancet, due to its discrete design, provided a rich sound palette that could easily be tamed with minor compression and equalization.
For more info about this:
Digital Available at:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/inh…
Vinyl Available at:
http://www.darkentriesrecords.com/sto…
Electronic music: New videos from Thyx and Ruined Conflict
THYX Store: http://thyxmusic.com/store/en/home/77…
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/bel…
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Ships-to-War/dp…
This is a video I created for the song “Ships to War”, by THYX (Stefan Poiss of Mind.in.a.box) using lyrics I wrote. The video is made using trailer and intro footage from the game EVE Online. I do not claim any rights to the footage, as it is the property of CCP Games. http://www.youtube.com/user/CCPGAMES . Also, thanks to Stefan for his great work on the animated text he created for the end credits.
The song is not on the subject of the game itself. I used footage from EVE simply because the setting and atmosphere seemed perfect for the idea.
New music video from album A.R.M.O.R. Now available on all music portals
http://ruinedconflict.bandcamp.com/al…
http://www.amazon.com/A-R-M-O-R/dp/B0…
Dave Smith Instruments (DSI) Prophet 12 Presets
MrSynthmania treats us with another exploration of the Prophet 12:
Some nice presets dedicated to all people who want to hear them. All sounds played live and are recorded directly without any equalization, other effects or something else…this is the raw DSI Prophet 12 sound. It´s a mix around to define what a modern synthesizer is. Hope you enjoy it.
Sorry for playing some wrong keys 
For technical information see http://www.davesmithinstruments.com/p…
Friday morning electro pop: Atom™ – Pop and Kite – Dance Again
Taken from HD released on Raster Noton
Official video for Kite “Dance Again” (Taken from “V”/Progress Productions 2013). Director & Photographer: Jenny Farida // Editing & Additional photo: Videomaskinen // Lighting: Gustaf Lerne.
About Kite:
Kite is Christian Berg and Nicklas Stenemo. The Swedish electronic duo have released EP´s since 2008.
The musical expressions of Kite is based in a soundscape of emotional layers. With great nerve, a sense of drama, cold beats and serious songwriting-skills Kite moves on into the sad dancefloors like a heartaching update of the genre´s biggest stars; Kraftwerk, Ultravox and early Orchestral Manoevers in the Dark.
Studio Electronics Code 8 Moog Filter
Source Code Unknown , a song made only with sounds from the Studio Electronics Code 8 analog synthesizer. Also only the Moog filter is used on this song.
Note: The song is included on the second Firechild album Beyond The Stars released April 2013.
Dave Smith Instruments (DSI) Prophet 12 Song Demo
A little instrumental track made with Dave Smith Instruments Prophet 12. All sounds, except the HiHats, are coming from this Synthesizer and recorded directly to Cubase.
“Hope you like it and you can check the very good quality of its sound.
As soon as possible I will make a video showing some of the best presets.”, Mr.Synthmania
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