Modular Sounds 8
Background video description:
Just for fun the Pittsburgh Analog Delay in feedback (see my previous video) through the RS-390 Echo
German mushrooms
Vio Demo and Review for iPad
A fun demo of Vio for iPad..this is a cool app and a lot of fun to play with but if you can sing a bit..which I can’t..it can also be very useful..and it will be Audiobus ready very soon..
Vio transforms your voice into a mesmerizing instrument. Morph and shape the sounds you create by exploring Vio’s entrancing interface.
Vio works with your Apple earbuds with microphone or regular headphones and the internal mic on your iOS device.
SONIC ADVENTURES FOR EVERYONE
Build sonic universes from your own voice. The innovative audio engine behind Vio goes far beyond existing voice effects to create novel, futuristic vocal styles. Vio’s sound spaces vary in character from edgy and energetic to mellow and relaxing. Whether you are an amateur or seasoned professional, Vio’s pitch correction technology ensures that everyone sounds in tune and is beautifully harmonized.
TOUCH CONTROL
Get lost! Explore each sound space by touching Vio’s swirling particle vortex. Move the vortex around the screen and change how your voice is transformed–harmony is added or subtracted, melodies emerge and disappear, and reverberations shape shift.
LOOPING
Double-tap the screen, loop what you have just sung or hummed, and focus on morphing your sound with the particle visualizer.
RECORDING AND SHARING
Record your performances and share them via email, SoundCloud, Dropbox, or iTunes file sharing. Choose between compressed and high quality audio files.
ADVANCED FEATURES
Visit transformyourvoice.com to learn about advanced features like changing keys and recording high quality audio
KORG MS-20 mini vs MS-20
It is a comparison of the sound of the MS-20 mini and MS-20.
Can you find the difference in sound??
Novation KS5 Synthesizer – Dreamy Ambient Chillout Demo
http://www.synth4ever.com – Performing a dreamy ambient soundscape synth demo on Novation KS5 synthesizer.
Utilizing 3 oscillators, reverb, delay, chorus, filter/envelope adjustments and minor LFO changes.
Performed live, no external processing. Excerpt from a longer session.
Using an enhanced version of the K-Station sound engine, the KS4 (four octave keyboard) and the KS5 (five octaves) offer many additional features and benefits.
The keyboards have aftertouch, are semi-weighted, and each of the 33 knobs and sliders transmit MIDI. There is four part multi-timbral operation with four individual assignable outputs. A big plus is a separate effects section for each part – a unique Novation feature from the Supernova. Also featured are 4 Arpeggiators and 16 note polyphony with a 16 band Vocoder.
The KS-synths have 3 oscillators which provide sawtooth, triangle, sine, pulse width modulation and other waveforms. There’s even a simple FM synth engine which can be dialed in for sharpening the sound. Oscillators may be set to Unison or Sync’d operation and a Noise source is also included in the waveform engine. There is a nice low-/band-/high-pass resonant filter with switchable 12 or 24dB/oct slopes and ADSR controls. A second ADSR envelope is available for the amp, as well as two LFOs with sample-and-hold and MIDI sync.
On-board effects include reverb and delay/chorus/flanger. Their send levels can be controlled by the Mod wheel which is a nice effect. A 12-band vocoder is also on-board for processing external mono sounds such as drum loops or vocals. Pads sound great when vocoded with external sounds. External sounds can also be used as an oscillator, run through the filters, envelopes, etc. with much better results than were possible on the original Bass Stations.
Waldorf Rocket Waves & Filter
Saw & Pulse wave from Rocket Waldorf; different PW, hard sync, harmonization, hypersaw behavior. The filter is Lo-Band-Hi resonante, with a prefilter Boost stage.
A short run on Waldorf Rocket arpeggiator patterns. A lot of interesting combinations and permutations. Arpeggiator can be put under external MIDI Clock.
Mark Mosher – Live Performance of “Stealth”
Mark Mosher – Live Performance of “Stealth” at Future Fest at Vance Brand Civic Auditorium April 18, 2013
Live recording of “Stealth” from the album REBOOT markmosher.bandcamp.com/album/reboot. with audio from camera.
Visit my artist web site markmoshermusic.com.
Weekend electronic music videos for your listening pleasure
Perhaps one of the best unknown covers of Kraftwerk’s 1977 classic Europe Endless by Italian maestro Laso67. https://www.youtube.com/user/laso67
Steve Strange parody – Some scenes from Visage’s videos re-en-visage-d, very clever. ”Imitation is the greatest form of flattery” (even when it’s ‘dressed up’) – remade scenes have come from Visage/Fade to Grey …Visage/Visage……any more spotted let me know
Hardrock Striker – Underpass. – john foxx cover
Sirius cosmic cosmetic²s
all audio tracks appears to the Quasimidi Sirius
drums, bass, synth, vocoder
cosmetic²s by
Akai MFC 42 Analog Filter Module
Buchla 281e,292e,225e Low Pass Gate
Doepfer Ribbon Controller R2M
fx: Lexicon PCM 80 & 90
Makie Mixer
Logic amt sequencer
Analogue Systems RS-390 Echo Demo
Background video description:
I seem to have acquired a lot of eurorack delays. So I thought, let’s make some demos. These are however a lot of work. I also note I have a lot of dust on my modular! But anyway: here is the first: a demo of the Analogue Systems RS-390 echo (digital delay). I got bored with filming the synth itself, so I added a few shots of the vegetable patch on my balcony … Probably next demo will be the Pittsburgh Analog Delay. But don’t hold you breath, this may take a while.
Any suggestions for other patches to try are welcome.
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