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Sunday Synth Jam: elektrofusl tweaking the Sherman Filterbank 2.
Also playing:1st HH, BD and SD = TR 606 clocked by Shift-Sync Mark II, Synth = Futurertro XS sequenced by MFB Step64, 2ndHH = XBase09 sequenced by Flame Echometer.
This is a video demo of the JoMoX MBase 11 Analog Kick Drum Module – a boutique synth module devoted to making kick drum sounds.
Note that this is not a drum machine, but an analog drum synth. Read more…
Maschine vs Traktor Live Remix
“Slip” – Sebastien Leger Remix (”MASCHINE” vs “TRAKTOR”) LIVE
This is a live remix/re-tweak, via massivebeatzz, of Sebastian Leger’s SLIP.
Massivebeatz mixes on Native Instruments’ TRAKTOR, Native Instruments MASCHINE as well as Jomox’s xBase 09 and the Roland MC09.
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Filed under: Electronic Instruments, Free Music, Hardware Effects
Earjuice Records has released Avoid the Computer’s Woven Suite, a free album of music created with the Jomox T-Resonator.
Description:
16 dynamic tracks utilize the Jomox T-resonator. With the ability to bend spacetime itself, the time woven filtermatrix easily generates cerebral feedback solos and dischordant ambient wank.
It may be dischordant ambient wank – but the tracks showcase the wide range of effects possible with the T-Resonator.
The T-Resonator is a synth module that transforms timely events into an analog feedbacked filter network. You can select 8 different delay algorithms, each with different delays and different feedbacks and modulate them even with an LFO. Delays reach from less than a millisecond to 1 second, range and structure is depending on the algorithm.
Jomox MBase 11 Bass Drum Module
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Filed under: Drum Machines & Groove Boxes, Electronic Instruments, Synthesizers
Musikmesse 2009: Jomox introduced the MBase 11 Analog Bass Drum Module.
According to the company, the Jomox MBase11 can do only one thing, but it does it right: Phat kick drums!
It generates analog bass drums, from extremely powerful to soft and covers the whole range from 909-style to 808-fashioned. And much more…the LFO has 8 different waveforms including true sine that can be used to create very different envelopes. The resulting sounds are not simply *kicks*…this turns out to be a bass drum *synthesizer*.
If you’ve used the Jomox MBase 11, leave a comment with your thoughts! Read more…
