Micromoog & Yamaha CS-5 with Synthrotek Ring Modulator & Analog 8 step Sequencer

November 7, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Micromoog & Yamaha CS-5 with Synthrotek Ring Modulator & Analog 8 step Sequencer 

http://www.synthrotek.com
A demo of the synthrotek Ring Modulator:
http://www.synthrotek.com/store/-c-42.html
and a micromoog plus a yamaha cs-5 which are both being controlled by our 8-step analog sequencer:
http://www.synthrotek.com/store/-c-48.html?osCsid=ae58d877df51546a0cbe405a364…

Tutorial: How To Use Reaper’s “ReaComp” Compressor Plugin

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ReaComp is REAPER’s compression effect. In this quick tip Ken Theriot uses ReaComp on a vocal track and demonstrates how to make the most of it.

Egyptdrone

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Specifications:

4ms Peg RCD
Analogue Systems RS 100 RS 110 RS 360
Cyndustries ZO
Doepfer A 134 pan by A 143-9
Flame Chord Machine
Grendel Formant Filter
Make Noise Maths Optomix QMMG
Malekko 4x antiO Uncle (Zo FM)
Moog 4xFreqbox CP 251
Roland System 104 Sequencer
SSL Orgy
Toppobrillo Quantimator Sportmodulator TWF
Logic Master clock 5/4 odd time to Kenton Pro 2000 II
FX Boss VF1 Lexicon PCM80 Line6 Echopro TC M3000

10th Anniversary Minimoog Voyager

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We’d like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our exceptional customers for allowing our small company to thrive while staying true to our ideals. Ten years ago Bob Moog combined modern engineering and detailed craftsmanship to realize his dream of reimagining the Minimoog. The release of the Minimoog Voyager allowed us to realize another dream: that our dedicated employees would be able to provide for their families through their work at Moog. The decade long success of the Minimoog Voyager has enabled us to continue handcrafting analog synthesizers in Asheville, NC today. To show our gratitude all registered Minimoog Voyager owners will receive a small gift for joining us on our ten year voyage. And…one very lucky Moog enthusiast will win the gift of a lifetime, the 10th Anniversary Minimoog Voyager—created with the finest materials, it stands as a testament to American craftsmanship. Thirty proud owners, one lucky winner.

To find out more about the Minimoog Voyager’s 10th Anniversary go to:

http://www.moogmusic.com

Music courtesy of Marley Carroll, composed entirely on piano and Minimoog Voyager.

Check out Marley’s work at:

http://marleycarroll.com/blog/

Arturia Minibrute: “Mega Brute” Ableton Live Pack

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50 Ableton Live Instruments, created with samples from the Arturia MiniBrute. This collection of analog synth instruments takes the power of the MiniBrute and combines it with that of Ableton Live. Extremely playable and useful instruments with tons of effects and macro knobs for control.

Available at: http://afrodjmac.spinshop.com

Vladislav Delay – mix from new album Kuopio

November 6, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Vladislav Delay – mix from new album Kuopio 

Get it here!

Time machine: Vintage Synthesizers – Vermona Synthesizer

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A voyage into the heart of the Vermona Analog Synthesizer from the year 1982.
Exploration by Marko Ettlich (RetroSound)

very rare analog synthesizer made in east-germany (GDR)
also called “Zonen-Moog” 😉
monophonic
2 VCO with Pulse, Saw, Square and Noise waveforms
24 dB/Oct VCF with Brilliance, Cut-Off and Resonance
10 presets for VCF and VCA envelope
44 keys

THYX – Project Tape Evidence – featuring Mind.in.a.box

November 6, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on THYX – Project Tape Evidence – featuring Mind.in.a.box 

Earlier this Summer, Stefan Poiss, the mastermind of THYX and mind.in.a.box announced about a new project he was starting. This was a project he was doing together with all of the fans to THYX and mind.in.a.box and everyone could send him sound material and Stefan would be creating a song from that material. The experiment is now finished and you can listen to the result. The video is created by Justin Arnold.

Background description from Thyx:

This is an experiment I did with all mind.in.a.box and THYX fans via facebook. Everyone could send me some sound material, noises, whatever they want and my challenge was to create a whole song with this material.

It was not so easy. Most of the people sent me whole songs not just sounds. So first I had to listen carefully what I can cut and use. Bassdrum and Snare for example was cutted out from some songs they’ve sent me. I created sample sets from every sound. but it was too less. I needed some more and different sounds and so I began to build waveforms from the sounds. Zoom in, cut only one wave… load it into the sampler and let it loop.
The Lyrics I got from two guys. I mixed it so half of the lyrics are coming from one guy, half from another guy. I hope they will forgive me.

After creating a structure of the song I did a small loop for the refrain and posted it on facebook. Everyone should play this loop and record their singing with their handy or whatever device they have. I got about 25 recordings and I tried to build a chorus with them. Most important was that the timing from the singing from every recording was good. So I had to cut and trim a lot (and laughing a lot :-) ) but in the end it went far better than I expected.

So this was it. The experiment called “Tape Evidence”. Every sound source from this song comes from the fans, except my voice of course. I really learned a lot and had a lot of fun during this project. I think even this song, where every sound source came from different people, sounds a little bit like mind.in.a.box or THYX. This is one of my big realizations of this project.
Big thanks to Justin Arnold who did this amazing LEGO style video!
…and thanks to everyone who was involved!
The song is free to download via our facebook page. I will post a link there soon.
http://www.facebook.com/thyxmusic

Time machine: Vintage Synthesizers I Roland VP330

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A voyage into the heart of the Roland VP330 Vocoder Plus from the year 1979.
Exploration by Marko Ettlich (RetroSound)

vocoder, human voice choir, analog strings
separate mix levels for all sections
stereo chorus effect
49 keys

used by Vangelis, Kitaro, Laurie Anderson, Mike Oldfield, Styx, Ultravox, Genesis and more

One of the coolest instruments out there. The vocoder shapes its envelope and filters by any sound source fed into it, your voice or even a drum loop can be used which is then applied to another sound source, typically a synth pad. This creates a very unique and famous robot-like sound.

Aside from the 10-band vocoder, the VP-330 added a string synth section, choir and a human-voice sound, both of which are quite excellent themselves. Its 3 sound sections offer a few different presets that can be slightly edited with de-tuning and vibrato. The VP-330 is one of the best Vocoder synths ever and although there are many other types of Vocoders, none sound as good as this!

 

Bitwig Studio Beta video – VST support and plugin crash protection

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For more information visit http://www.bitwig.com !

Previous betas of Bitwig Studio lacked VST support, and it’s been a bit too early to really evaluate them. In this new build, though, we not only get the ability to load VSTs, but a way of treating them that isn’t quite like other hosts.

  • Parameters in easy reach: The default interface for plug-ins shows all their parameters in a list, and you can find them quickly as you type. (Most other hosts have a hidden screen with a mess of faders and require you to sort through them.)
  • Quick automation: When you select a parameter in a plug-in – such as a fader or knob – that parameter is automatically selected for automation in the track view. (Note: this is a feature straight out of Ableton Live, which will be more useful with the introduction of curves and better automation recording in Live 9.)
  • Faster loading: Folder monitoring is automatic, so the program doesn’t have to rescan your plug-ins with each launch – reducing load time
  • Crash protection: Plug-ins are protected from crashes by instantiating each as a separate process.

Via CDM

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