Creating Gestural Sound Effects with the Intellijel Planar Module
Richard Devine setups this patch to work on a sound design project for a client, which needed unique transformer like power ups and electrical like swooshes.
“I borrowed the patch idea from another fellow sound designer friend Joseph Fraioli who came up with the original patch. I then took that and further added and tweaked a few things to adapt it to this project. The planar X/Y CV out is controlling the pitch of three different sound sources, intellijel cyclebox, and two intellijel Dixies. There is also multiple outs going to three different delay modules, Synthesis Technology E580, MakeNoise Echophon, and Doepfer BBD. This is just a short excerpt from that session of recordings.”
Exclusive synth spotting session in Depeche Mode’s studio
There is lots of nice gear for all of us electro fans in this in-studio performance of Broken by Depeche Mode.
Check out the Teenage Engineering OP-1, Roland Jupiter 8 synthesizer, Oberheim OB8, Korg MS20 and Korg MonoPoly synthesizers. Not to mention, the tasty Eurorack modules that have been seen in pictures of the Delta Machine studio sessions.
Quick Demo of Doepfer/Analogue Systems & Solutions Set
Quick demo of a 6HE eurorack that Youtube alias ‘pjoris2′ has put together, details below – and as always the more we get the feeling that you are inside a space station the better ![]()
Analogue Solutions SQ8 sequencer 2x
Analogue Systems RS-80 VC-LFO 2x
Doepfer A-110 Standard VCO 2x
Doepfer A-114 Dual Ringmodulator
Doepfer A-106-1 X-Treme Filter
Doepfer A-188-1C BBD 2048 Stages
Doepfer A-156 Dual Quantizer
Doepfer A140 ADSR: 2 stuks
Doepfer 2x84TE 6HE Low-Cost-Case
Doepfer A-138b Mixer exponential
Doepfer A-183-1 dual passive attenuator
Doepfer A-131 VCA (logarithmic)
Doepfer A-132-1 Dual Low cost VCA
Doepfer A-180 multiple: 2x
Electric Life Form
A self perpetuating generative patch on Quijote Cinemusica’s Yusynth/Mfos home made Modular Synthesizer.
The LFO is being used as clock for the sequencer and for the Sample and hold which is in turn modulating the LFO speed effectively creating a random clock. 4 oscillators modulated by the S&H, 2 of which are also being modulated by the 10 step sequencer. Moog filter on the left, Arp on the right, MFOS minisynth MKII in the middle. Original EH Memory Man analog delay and EH Holy Stain reverb.
The System 1000M modular style synth for Native Instruments Kontakt 5.1.0 – A basic overview
A simple close-up of some of the features in the System1000M. This isn’t meant as an audio demo – just a guide to help learn the layout etc.
www.synthmagic.co.uk www.tronsonic.com
- Over 275 presets
- From raucous laboratory experiments, acid house and techno to serene radiophonic bliss-scapes
- Optional new ‘add-on’ banks and presets (coming soon)
- Sampled with vintage valve equipment to quarter inch tape for maximum analogue texture
Modular Sounds 8
Background video description:
Just for fun the Pittsburgh Analog Delay in feedback (see my previous video) through the RS-390 Echo
The System 1000M modular style synth for Native Instruments Kontakt 5.1.0 – Random patch
Playing with the systme1000m.
- Over 275 presets
- From raucous laboratory experiments, acid house and techno to serene radiophonic bliss-scapes
- Optional new ‘add-on’ banks and presets (coming soon)
- Sampled with vintage valve equipment to quarter inch tape for maximum analogue texture
Available from www.synthmagic.co.uk www.tronsonic.com
Full version of Kontakt 5.1.0 needed
Audulus 2.0
“New features in Audulus 2.0. Many thanks to the Audulus beta testers for their thorough testing of this release!”
With Audulus, you can build synthesizers, design new sounds, or process audio. All with low latency real-time processing suitable for live performance. Audulus’s user interface is clean, simple, and easy to learn, allowing you to focus on sound.
Key Features:
• Fluid Vector Interface – smooth animated interaction
• MIDI control – use your control surface or MIDI keyboard
• Polyphony – process multiple voices
• Diverse Nodes – from ADSR to ZeroCross
• Patch Browser – quickly flip through your patches
• 32-bit floating-point signal processing
• Fully Enhanced for Retina Display
• Unlimited Undo – full history stored in a patch
• Round-trip workflow with Audulus for Mac
• Virtual MIDI – control Audulus from your favorite MIDI app
• NEW: Audiobus support! – Runs as both an Input and Effect!
• NEW: Sub-Patches – group and reuse nodes!
Here’s what’s new:
- Math Expression node (Math -> Expr). Enter textual math expressions, like “2*x + y +z”. Available as an upgrade, this node has a variety of uses, including: unit conversion, control-signal mapping, wave-shaping or building custom oscillators. It can also be used when doing math with individual nodes is too cumbersome.
- Timing mode (the little stopwatch button below the lock mode button). This shows timings for all the nodes so you can optimize your patch. This is available as an upgrade.
- The Oscillator node now has an amplitude input. If the amplitude is zero, the oscillator takes up much less CPU. Synth patches will see a big performance improvement from driving the Osc amplitude with the ADSR.
- Significant improvement in loading times. Indicate progress while loading.
- No waiting to close a patch. Patches are saved in the background.
- Audio engine optimizations. The audio engine now takes various shortcuts when values aren’t changing.
- Improved responsiveness of the on-screen keyboard.
- Bug fixes.
Doepfer A121 Multimode Filter – Band Pass and Notch filters Demonstration
A brief look at the Doepfer A121 Multimode Filter. Audio demonstrations of the Doepfer A121 Multimode filters. A specific look at the Band pass and Notch Filters. Next video in series looks at Modulation of the filter.Sound and Video by Raul Pena.
Dr Doepfer Introduces New Synth Modules
MESSE13: A Chat With Dr Doepfer New Serge slew, gate sequencer, MAM Black
























