This official Novation video features Orbital’s Paul Hartnoll, in his studio, sharing his thoughts on their new Bass Station II. Continue reading
Orbitals Paul Hartnoll On The Bass Station II
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Tag Archives: Keyboard Synthesizers
Korg MicroKorg Video Tutorials
This set of video tutorials looks at Korg’s modern synth hit – the MicroKorg. Continue reading
Using An Analog Synth To Beef Up A VST Patch
This video is a demonstration of using a Minimoog Voyager to beef up the sound of a VST synth voice. The VST is sequenced and patched through the Moog as an analog signal, and then augmented with the synths oscillators and analog distortion. Continue reading
SCI Sequential Multitrak Midi CC Firmware Upgrade
This video, via LeonDigz, demonstrates some of the sound design possibilities opened up by a firmware upgrade for the SCI MultiTrack analog synthesizer. Continue reading
Korg MS-20 Mini Analog Synthesizer Video Demo
In this video, YouTube user AnalogAudio1 takes a break from the usual exploration of vintage analog gear to explore the sounds of the new Korg MS-20 Mini analog synthesizer.
The video doesn’t discuss the features of the Mini, instead focusing on the range of sounds that are possible with the new analog synth. Continue reading
Arturia Intros MiniBrute SE Analog Synthesizer
At Musikmesse 2014, Arturia today introduced a ‘special edition’ of their MiniBrute synthesizer, the MiniBrute SE.
The MiniBrute SE shares the same physical footprint as the original MiniBrute, but adds:
- The SE edition features brushed aluminium casing with wooden sides
- An all-new step Sequencer expands playing options with the MiniBrute SE, with six Pattern sequences with up to 64 steps Users can create new musical phrases from existing ones by changing the playback Mode, Gate Len (timing), and Swing settings in real-time.
The Sequential Circuits Six-Trak Analog Synthesizer
This video, via AnalogAudio1, takes a look at the vintage Sequential Circuits Six-Trak analog synthesizer: Continue reading
Why I Love My Alesis Andromeda
In this video, via Future Music Magazine, Sebastiaan Vandevoorde, aka Moonlight Matters, explains why he loves his classic analogue synth, the Alesis Andromeda.