Tenori-on & Gaia in action

April 27, 2015 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Tenori-on & Gaia in action 

Roland Gaia features:

  • Huge sound with three virtual analog engines onboard, each with a dedicated oscillator, filter, amplifier, envelope, and LFO
  • Layer up to five simultaneous effects, including distortion, flanger, delay, reverb, low boost, and more
  • 64-voice polyphony for massive sounds without note drop-out
  • Fun, hands-on control panel that’s great for instant gratification, and for learning synthesis
  • Lightweight, compact body with 37 full-size keys
  • Runs on AC or battery power for portable convenience
  • D Beam, arpeggiator, and Phrase Recorder onboard
  • USB ports for saving user patches to USB flash drives, and for audio/MIDI connection to computers

Tenori-on Jam: Korg Volca Keys, Roland SH-32, Novation Mininova and Korg MS-20 mini

May 18, 2014 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Tenori-on Jam: Korg Volca Keys, Roland SH-32, Novation Mininova and Korg MS-20 mini 

First jam using the Yamaha Tenori-on as a MIDI sequencer. The iPad (running Cubasis) and the iRig MIDI are working only as MIDI router and interface.

Primeira jam usando o Yamaha Tenori-on como sequenciador MIDI. O iPad (rodando o Cubasis) e a iRig MIDI estão funcionando somente como roteador e interface MIDI.

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Tenori-On Analog Sequencing

October 4, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Tenori-On Analog Sequencing 

Tenori-on MIDI sync to the MFB desktop Filter and the Urzwerg Pro sequencer.

Tenori “drums” are through the MFB Filter & it is sequencing:
1) Moog Minitaur
2) Cwejman S1
3) Moog Slim Phatty
4) Prophet 08

Then the Urzwerg Pro seq. the Polivoks.

No effects were added, but Lots Of EQ!!

Chiptune Synth Jam (Nord Lead, Moog Slim Phatty, MPC 500, Tenori-On, Kaosspad)

July 24, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Chiptune Synth Jam (Nord Lead, Moog Slim Phatty, MPC 500, Tenori-On, Kaosspad) 

“Created a chiptune-typical arpeggio lead sound on the Nord Rack and played around with it.”

Gear used in this video:
– Clavia Nord Rack 2X (chiptune arpeggio lead)
– Moog Slim Phatty (bass)
– Kurzweil Micropiano (piano)
– MAM mb33 mkII (bitcrushed 303 acid bass)
– Vermonad DRM1 mkIII (analog drums)
– Akai MPC 500 (sequencing)
– Korg Kaosspad Mini (decimator effect on mb33)
– Yamaha Tenori-On (sequencing mb33)
– Yamaha AW1600 (recording, mixing & mastering)

Live performance with Minibrute, Monotribe, TNR-i and Flute

July 2, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Live performance with Minibrute, Monotribe, TNR-i and Flute 

Arturia Minibrute controlling the Korg Monotribe via CV out, and Yamaha TNR-i for iPad with BeatMaker 2 drum samples.

“Arturia Minibrute controlando o Korg Monotribe via CV out e o Yamaha TNR-i para iPad usando samples de bateria do BeatMaker 2, também para iPad.

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Tenori-On iPad Sync Jam (Slim Phatty / Standuino / MPC 500 / Tenori-On iOS App / etc.)

March 13, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Tenori-On iPad Sync Jam (Slim Phatty / Standuino / MPC 500 / Tenori-On iOS App / etc.) 

Synced MPC 500 to the Tenori-On iOS app and sequenced some stuff.

Gear used in this video:

Standuino frauAngelico drum machine (through the Kaosspad Mini) – www.standuino.eu,
Standuino fraAngelico digital synthesizer (through the Korg Monotron filter and Earthquaker Devices Rainbow Machine),
Moog Slim Phatty (Bass),
Kurzweil MicroPiano (E-Piano),
Akai MPC500 (additional drums),
Korg Kaosspad Quad (FX),

The Standuino synths are MIDI-Sequenced with the Tenori-On TNi iPad app and the rest by the Akai MPC500.

Filmed with a GoPro HD Hero and a Canon Rebel t2i (550D).

Minimoog Voyager + Tenori-On

November 20, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Minimoog Voyager + Tenori-On 

Background video description (Googlish from Spanish):

THIS VIDEO IS TEACHING. NOT intend to present as art WHAT SOUNDS HERE.

The Tenori-On is also a good sound module, excellent sequencer. Among the possibilities that is counted as sequencer to sequence the analog equipment that has MIDI inputs and outputs.

Following the setup of the video:

MIDI
Tenori-On Voyager IN to OUT
Tenori-On Voyager OUT IN

After connecting as specified above and turn on both instruments. You must assign the MIDI channel of the MIDI channel Moog Tenori-On you want to tie. In the example, the Voyager melodic loop, which sounds all the time, is assigned to MIDI channel 1 and the layer 1 of the song within the Tenori-On.

AUDIO
Tenori-On: Stereo audio output to the audio console, without processing.
Voyager: mono audio output mono audio input of the MF-104Z Moogerfooger Delay and Moogerfooger audio output to audio console.

Do not use any additional processing.

This is just a simple example of how to incorporate the Tenori-On to September 1 analogue.
For MIDI analog synthesizers but with controls without CV / Gate, the recommendation is to use a converter MIDI to CV / Gate.
If you have a MIDI Patchbay (like MOTU MIDI Timepiece), it is possible to sequence up to 16 tracks simultaneously with external MIDI instruments.

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Prettybrute – bleepy space sound coming your way

September 15, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Prettybrute – bleepy space sound coming your way 

Nice space music synth clip featuring the MiniBrute from its more mellow side of things;

“First trip out for a new arrival. Lots of things on YouTube show how aggressive the MiniBrute can be. It can also be very, very pretty if you ask it nicely. Tenori-on sequencing Tinysizer and providing a simple beat for processing via the Monotron.

Normal service will be resumed shortly once I get rid of the Dusseldorf vibe that’s been bothering me recently.”

Test run of the Tinytenori

August 30, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Test run of the Tinytenori 

A test run for the iConnect midi interface using Tenori-On and TouchOSC on the iPhone to control Tinysizer.

One layer of the Tenori-On controls a bass sequence using one of Tinysizer oscillators. TouchOSC provides a virtual joystick controlling Tinysizer’s second oscillator. The joystick needs more work (rescaling) because its really too sensitive at present.

Drum sounds are a custom set I made from the DrumDokta module by Din Sync. No other sound sources involved.

Best on good headphones or speakers.

iPad Experiment Controlling Sunrizer Synthesizer from TNRi

May 25, 2012 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on iPad Experiment Controlling Sunrizer Synthesizer from TNRi 

Here’s a new feature from Mark Mosher :-)

Background details:

In this video I’m experimenting with using an TNRi to drive the Sunrizer synth which is running in the background.

I’ve used the physical Tenori-On W for over two years. I prefer to run use it as a controller and run racks for virtual instruments running in Ableton Live or to turn external hardware rather than using it’s internal synth engine. So naturally, after getting TNRi for my iPad I wanted to replicate the same idea.

Luckily, certain synths such as the wonderful Sunrizer (http://beepstreet.com/) can remain running in the background allowing you to switch over to a controller app such as TNRi.

This video shows all this in action. Here is the setup:
1) Start Sunrizer and find or create a patch to your liking
2) In the top-right of Sunrizer is a button labelled ‘BCK”. Click it and it will start blinking yellow.
3) Click the Home button on your iPad
4) Start TNRi
5) Launch the menu by clicking the status window above the play button
6) Select “Preferences Menu” and turn “Local Control” to “Off”.

That’s it, now all the MIDI gets pumped through to the background app.

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