Sunday Synth Jam: Alba Ecstasy performs Solar Field, a trip into traditional Berlin School synth music.
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Sunday Synth Jam: Alba Ecstasy performs Solar Field, a trip into traditional Berlin School synth music.
Technical details below:
Korg recently updated its major iPad music apps to add AudioBus support. In addition to AudioBus, support, though, Korg added an interesting new feature to iElectribe, Beat Flutter.
This video demonstrates how Beat Flutter can be used to add variety to drum sequences.

Sunday Synth Jam: You may want to get the old-school 3D glasses to be able to fully appreciate this synth jam in 3D.

Sunday Synth Jam: This all Korg synth jam, via Denkitribe, features the microKORG XL and the Electribe R mkII. The microKorg is being gated with the Electribe to create the pulsing effect.

Sunday Synth Jam: Here’s a trance track performance that demonstrates the sequencing and performance power of the Korg Electribe EMX-1, mikamulperi‘s Rainbow in the night II.

Making a dubstep track from the sound of a dialup modem was apparently too easy, so muzik4machines decided to make a track from the sound of a door stopper:
the modem was too easy, all kind of noises and tones just perfect for creating drums, basses and everything, so this time i attacked the second most common dubstep myth, the door stopper, so i found myself 2 nice door stopper samples and built a whole song with them
Check it out an let us know what you think!