Moog Mother 32 Review
“We finally get our hands on the Mother 32 – see what we made of Moog first Eurorack synth”
More new videos featuring the new poluphonic synth from KORG – minilogue
Under 2 min and you’re going to want to own this amazing synth. The RAW POWER and the WARM analog tone is incredible. This is a true 4-voice polyphonic synth. Makes every software synth jealous as well. 😀
Korg’s groundbreaking new minilogue is a four-voice polyphonic analog synthesizer with 200 savable program locations, a 16-step polyphonic note and motion sequencer, arpeggiator, and delay. With its powerful, yet easy to understand signal flow, minilogue is designed to inspire and captivate musicians and analog enthusiasts on all levels. It is priced like a digital synth but offers superb true-analog sound with convenience of programmability, a striking design, and a very high-quality build.
The OLED display features a real-time oscilloscope, providing visual feedback for the sound being played; a feature never before seen on a hardware synth. The uniquely curved, sand-blasted aluminum panel, real Pyinkado wood back panel, solid, chassis-mounted metal shaft potentiometers and rubber-coated knobs, give the roadworthy minilogue a standout look and feel to complement its powerful and dynamic sound creation capabilities.
Minilogue:
A next-generation polyphonic analog synthesizer – and so much more
• Flexible, powerful four-voice analog synthesizer
• Fully programmable, with 200 program memories (100 sounds included)
• Voice Mode lets you flexibly configure the four voices
• Automatable 16-step polyphonic note and motion sequencer
• Oscilloscope function shows the waveform visually
• Rugged and stylish with aluminum top panel, chassis-mounted pots, rubber-coated knobs, and real wood back panel
• MIDI, USB MIDI, and Audio Sync for all types of in-studio and live connectivity, including direct sync with SQ1, volca, electribe, and more
Introduction to KORG Gadget
In this video I review and get you started with Gadget by KORG. This is a great app that I am really enjoying, big thanks to KORG for sending this to me. In the video I show you how to get started making a song from scratch. I talk about all the really great features the app has, only downsides seem to be the lack of audio recording, no effects in the mixer, and that you can’t use IAA within the app. all in all it’s a really good app that any type of musician can get use out of. Highly recommend picking it up if you haven’t already.
You can download Gadget from the appstore by follwing this link: https://geo.itunes.apple.com/ca/app/k…
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3 hours of PLONK music
PLONK on Electronic transmissions 20160111.
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Kretz
1. Kretz Generated, alternated, patterns
2. Deutsche Bank Benzin (Kretz remix)
Neon
1. Neon Music Future Technology
2. Neon Multimedia (2015 version)
3. Neon Computer (2015 updated)
4. Neon Man made machine
5. Neon Eurostar (Neon 2016 remake)
Deutsche Bank
1. Mononot Synthesizer (Deutsche Bank Remix)
2. Wolfgang Flür I was a robot
3. Deutsche Bank Talk (Demo)
4. Deutsche Bank Cüber mensch (Sector One Remix)
Maschine Brennt
1. Maschine Brennt Maschine Erotika
2. Cultivated Bimbo Corruption
3. Cultivated Bimbo snippets
Cultivated Bimbo BodyMechanic
Cultivated Bimbo Hooker in head
Cultivated Bimbo Ice blender (Stakked version)
Cultivated Bimbo What’s on my mind
Cultivated Bimbo Kim Champagne (Kim’s cut)
Cultivated Bimbo Bored beyond belief
4. Maschine Brennt Kredit
5. Joacim Thenander snippets
Mr Gee Party Harty
Sonic Dream Collective I Wonder Why (JW’s jungle mix)
Killa Dawgs 165 BPM
Phunk Scabies (Cut’n paste mix)
Crash Dance The Inside
Gorgl Synopsis
Mobhead Spoon machine
6. Lobtec Speak and spell
7. Maschine Brennt RLS
Datapop Nord
1. Kretz I dream of electric sheep
2. Kretz We will destroy our future (Neon apocolypse mix)
3. Emelie Lyd mig, Robot
4. DATAPOP Unterwegs (slaskmix)
5. Modulation Human music
Sector One
1. Sector One The Firewall (Sector One remix)
2. Sector One Demo snippets from various old tracks
3. Sector One Spektrum
4. Sector One More demo snippets from various old tracks
5. Sector One Kommunikation
Datapop Syd
1. Modulation Zorg
2. DATAPOP Computer music
3. Zorg Industries Alien communication
4. DATAPOP Rhythmus (Modulation remix)
5. Kretz Progression ist der schlüssel (Modulation remix)
Unisonlab
1. Unisonlab Kennseichnung (Snippet from track in progress)
2. AdolphsonFalk Just a machine
3. JeanMichel Jarre Equinoxe 1
4. Unisonlab Electro life (Maschine Brennt remix)
5. Unisonlab Snippets from work in progress
6. Kretz This is the end
New track from Vision Talk – Come With Me 2016
The swedish synthpop band Vision Talk is back on track with a brand new song and with the original lineup that started the band in 2008, namely Krister Pettersson and Richard Flow. The band decided to split up in 2013 and since then they have both been busy with other bands. Krister started the solo-project SwedIt that is synthpop/italo
where he works with different singers on each track while Richard has been busy with the electronic/alternative pop band Machinista that currently has started to work on their album nr 3.
How To Make An Analog Kick with Tobi Neumann
Tobi Neumann shares a tutorial on making fun analog kick bass drum with a simple set of modular synthesizer gear; recorded at Riverside Studios in Berlin. Read more here: http://djtechtools.com/2016/01/13/mak… – Watch more videos from this series:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list…
Timbre Wolf and Tom Cat: Analog at Work
In this video, we watch analog synthesis gurus INHALT explore the fat sound and sequencing features of our newest analog instruments, the Timbre Wolf and the Tom Cat. Foundation rattling sub bass lines, squiggly synth leads, ethereal poly chords and more are featured here.
For more on the Timbre Wolf: www.akaipro.com/product/timbre-wolf
For more on the Tom Cat: www.akaipro.com/product/tom-cat
Check out KORG’s new synth in action – Korg minilogue Demo
Korg today officially announced the minilogue – a new four-voice polyphonic analog synth.
The Korg minilogue is a fully programmable four-voice polyphonic analog synthesizer; complete with a 16-step polyphonic note and motion sequencer, arpeggiator, and delay.
It features an easy-to-understand signal flow, featuring two oscillators, noise, a filter with two options for filter slope, dual ADSR envelopes, a LFO and amplifier.
A new Voice Mode lets users choose how the four available voices are configured; from Polyphonic to Duophonic, and Unison to one note Chords, plus more.
In addition to offering up information on presets and editable parameters, the OLED display also features a real-time oscilloscope, providing visual feedback as you tweak sounds.
The minilogue also is built to be rugged and attractive, with a curved sand-blasted aluminum face panel, a Pyinkado wood back panel, solid, chassis-mounted potentiometers and rubber-coated knobs.

“We are beyond proud of the work our designers, engineers and voicers have put into this instrument,” says James Sajeva, Brand Manager for Korg Technology products. “minilogue also brings a new level of affordability to the world of programmable polyphonic analog synthesizers. At $499.99 it is priced like a digital synth, but is armed with superb true analog sound, convenience of programmability, a striking design and quality build.”
The Korg minilogue will make its official debut at next week’s 2016 Winter NAMM Show. The minilogue will be available in stores on January 21st.
Mew music video from Yeasayer – I Am Chemistry (Mute Records)
‘I Am Chemistry’ taken from the forthcoming Yeasayer album ‘Amen & Goodbye’ – released 1 April 2016.
Pre-Order ‘Amen & Goodbye’ at iTunes and receive an instant download of ‘I Am Chemistry: po.st/YeasayerAGiTunes
Also available direct from the band store: po.st/YeasayerStore
Stream ‘I Am Chemistry’:
Spotify: po.st/YeasayerIAmChemSp
Apple Music: po.st/YeasayerIAmChemAM
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Website: po.st/YeasayerWebsite
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Video Directed by New Media Limited.
New Polyphonic Modular Synth For iOS
Ryouta Kira has released the KQ MiniSynth, a polyphonic modular synthesizer for iOS. It supports External MIDI and Inter-App Audio.
Ryouta tells us, “The maximum number of modules you can set is 100… Of course it depends on your device’s ability. You can install 10 Oscillators, make 10 series FM Modulators, and so on as you want.”
The app implements the follow modules.
Oscillator
- Oscillator Type A (Frequency Modulation)
- Oscillator Type B (Pulse Width Modulation)
- Super Saw Oscillator
- Low Frequency Oscillator
- White Noise Generator
Mixer/Amplifier
- 4 Channel Mixer
- Voltage-Controlled Amplifier
- Sample-and-Hold Amplifier
- Booster
Envelope/Logic
- Envelope Generator Type A
- Envelope Generator Type B
- Inverting Circuit
- Logical And (Series Switch)
- Logical Or (Parallel Switch)
- Maximum/Minimum Selector
Modulator
- V/Oct Vibrator
- Keyboard Level Scaling
- Ring Modulator
Filter/Effector
- Voltage-Controlled Filter (LPF/HPF/BPF/BEF)
- Delay Effector
- Reverb Filter
- Compressor
Pricing and Availability:
$3.99 at the app store.


