Live Jam with Waldorf Rocket, lots of gear and a vocoder
Background video info below:
I got a brand new Rocket today, so… here goes!
Bass: Waldorf Rocket
Drums: Vermona DRM1, Acidlab Miami, MPC
Strings: Korg Wavestation SR
Pluck: Casio CZ3000
FX: Roland Alpha Juno 2
Vocoder: MAM VF-11
Vocoder Synth: DSI Tetra
Sequencer: Cirklon
I’m switching the Rocket between chord and mono modes over MIDI. To play chords, set the oscillator wave to sawtooth (CC #31 = 0), and the osc tune&shape knobs to max (CC #70 & #79 = 127). I’m also setting the mod wheel for some chord vibrato.
Voyager RME +TR 606+MF 101+VX 351+VX 352 Weird Sequence
Weird random sequence generated by a Minimoog Voyager RME driven by a Roland TR606 via Moogerfooger MF101 envelope follower CV out to VX 352 CV expander.
Since there is almost no video in youtube that shows the practical uses of the Moog CV expanders ( VX 352 & VX 351) I decided to put online this lo quality video just to show a (funny) experiment on the day one I connected these machines…sorry for the poor audio quality, recorded from my iphone mic, but this clip was intended only for documentation purposes…enjoy!
Jupiter Dream
This track is all about the Jupiter synth’s, the sound effects, it’s arpeggiator’s & that distinctive Jupiter 8 sound.
The bassline/sequencing using Synthesizers.com & Pro-one.
Additional arpeggio effects with monopoly.
Hope you enjoy.
This is the 3rd track from the electro anyone? EP.
Available for a free download on following links.
http://synthjunk.bandcamp.com
https://soundcloud.com/synthjunk
Synchronizing Roland Jupiter 4 to Oberheim DMX with Garfield Electronics Modulator
Background video description:
A fellow VSE’r was wanting to know how to sync his JP-8’s arpeggiator to his DMX. I don’t know of any way to do that directly without another piece of gear in between to convert clock pulses.
The Garfield Electronics Modulator can program trigger pulse rhythms up to 2 measures synched to 24ppq DIN, 24, 48 or 96ppq phone jack.
Drumtraks, Six-Trak, and Juno-60
A slow piece with Sequential Circuits Drumtraks & Six-Trak, and Roland Juno-60.
Modular: stippystappy
Background video description:
A VCS3, 100M, and Phase2 performance when I got home. I wish I was still in Cornwall. On the Stippy Stappy walk to the beach
MKS 80 Overview
Another video featuring the Super Jupiter
Roland SH-101 Vs TR-909 live session
A simple live session with the Roland SH-101 Vs TR-909 recorded from the output of an Soundcraft 200sr mixer through a Steinberg MR816x interface. No additional editing, EQ, effects or compression has been added. Just the boxes, unmixed, into a laptop.
My apologies for the Ken Burns effect, I recorded the video stream seperately and ran out of space and hence lost the video.
Just a simple 1 bar sequence with the sequencer of the 101 triggered from the rimshot of the 909.
Intellijel Dual ADSR demo
The Intellijel Dual ADSR:
-Based on the Roland SH-101 design with several enhancements.
-Manual GATE buttons
-Three timing ranges
-Normal and inverted outputs
-End of Decay (EOD) logic output
-Cycle mode
-Dynamic level control of each ADSR output level via built in linear VCA
More details at www.intellijel.com
Electronica: Insomnia
Only Roland TR-707 and Roland MC-202.
live demo take.
full track in process.

