47 Dual Angry Vintage Model D MiniMoogs
Patching up massive control from the modular to a MiniMoog to get angry sounds out of it is something of a hobby of mine. I’ve done it before. Not with two MiniMoogs however! Well now I have. But watching something like that is kind of boring so I made a stop motion kind of thing out of it instead. It’s my first attempt but I like it. Takes a heck of a long time to make though. Enjoy!
41 Dual FSR Controlling Modular and Moog Delay
This is a showcase of the dude Dual FSR as I use it to control my synthesizers.com modular and MoogerFooger delay pedal. It’s quite the performance device and if you want one, go buy it from youtube.com/user/dudeohyeahable he really delivers!
37 MiniMoog Testing
I just bought another vintage MiniMoog Model D and thought I’d do a video while testing that everything works. It turned out a decent walk through of quite a few of the sounds a MiniMoog can make.
I don’t really know if one “needs” two MiniMoog but the price was right so I kind of had to. Also, I think there are some cool things that can be done with two Minis I suppose
So keep an eye open for that!
35 Q119 Analog Sequencer Showcase
This is a showcase of the synthesizers.com Q119 analog sequencer. Analog sequencers are fun and useful, especially if they are as capable as this one with quite a few different options for modulations. I show how to use the different outputs of the sequencer for different purposes and how to use the clock input for speed manipulation. I also show a “secret” mode!
34 Buchla Style Lopass Gate
This video is an attempt to achieve the effect of the Buchla Lopass Gate. It uses a lowpass filter and a VCA in order to test the theory. The Lopass Gate is known for its natural and smooth sound. The real ones are vactrol based however so no patch like this will be exact.
Artsy video of the resulting “song” here:
http://vimeo.com/18309589
Full length audio of the video here:
http://soundcloud.com/7thdansound/lpg…
A short tune I made using my derived chords trick and an impersonation patch of the Buchla Lopass Gate. I think it sounds quite nice. Hope you do too!
I’ve been intrigued by the Buchla system ever since I first saw pictures of them. Not until several years later did I get to play one. It was the old 200 at EMS studio in Stockholm Sweden. Then the new Buchla 200e series were released and a friend got a few modules. I realized I had to have some. But, as usual, things came in between. Now finally, I’m starting my Buchla journey with a very small order. This video is to celebrate!
LPG Arpeggio Chords by 7thDanSound
Episode 27 Angriest MiniMoog Ever
This is more or less just for fun but it can be seen as a fun experiment too. If one were so inclined
I tried patching up my vintage Model D MiniMoog to my synthesizers.com modular. Thought they’d play nice. But it seems the Mini got angry! The audio is straight out of the Mini, all the modular does is control it. Some reverb added here and there.
Full 15 minute audio is available at http://soundcloud.com/7thdansound/angry-minimoog
Episode 25 Synthesizers.com Oscillator Sync Behavior
This video shows how the Synthesizers.com Q106 oscillators behaves when synced to another oscillator. I have the oscillator aid module too and use its soft sync input to show how that works. I finish off by showing how voltage controlled sync works.
Episode 24 Cyndustries Sawtooth Animator LFOs
This video is a showcase of the Cyndustries Sawtooth Animator module using the LFO outputs. It has six of them and they are derived from what ever you put into the module. The speed of the LFOs vary with the input and if there is no input at all the LFOs stop so they can sort of be used as a crude sample and hold
23 Cyndustries Sawtooth Animator With Other Inputs
This is a demo of how the Sawtooth Animator sounds when fed somewhat unusual inputs. It works surprisingly well with triangle and sine wave forms but I also try noise, dual oscillators, drums and chords from an Elektron MonoMachine
Episode 22 Cyndustries Sawtooth Animator
This video is a showcase of the Cyndustries Sawtooth Animator module. There’s no real trick here, just showing off the module. It turns one sawtooth oscillator into seven! And under voltage control too! Hold on to your hats people for some voltage controlled fat 

