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This video offers an audio demo of drum synthesis using Plan B modular synthesizer modules.
Patch details below. Read more…
This is a demo of the new Moon Modular Quad Sequential Voltage Source M569, a Moog style step sequencer, except that it has a maximum of 32 steps, in 4 independent banks.
See our previous Moon Modular M569 Step Sequencer post for details.
You can download a high-res pdf info sheet on the Quad Sequential Voltage Source M569 at the Moon Modular site.
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The Moon Modular M569 Step Sequencer is Moog-style step sequencer, but offering up to 32 positions, arranged in four rows.
Each row can be controlled independent from each other, so that the user has practically up to four separate sequencers at his disposal, each with its own clock- and reset-input jacks, and – at the same time – different running directions (up, down, random and “ping-pong“).
In addition the control voltage outputs can be switched between three ranges (2 V, 5 V und 10 V, with the 2 V und 5 V ranges supplying a (to 1/12 V) quantized output voltage. Each step position has its own “step-mode“-switch to toggle the gate signal of the respective step position on or off.
In the “Function“ position it (again separately for the four rows) can defined as skip, reset or stop-command.
Details below. You can download a high-res PDF for the Moon Modular M569 Step Sequencer for more details.
The Moon Modular M569 Step Sequencer retails for 1498,- Euros inside the EU, 1259,- Euros, outside of the EU. Pricing and order details here. Read more…
Health Club Music’s new ultra-mega sequencer is a full-on, knob-filled modular analog music sequencer.
The 32-STEP SEQUENCER is described as “a monster from another world.” Read more…
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Sunday Synth Jam: Every Sunday, we like to features some videos that aren’t news – but are just interesting examples of musicians using synths to make music.
This video, via synthesist Richard Lainhart, features Jordan Rudess performing Pink Floyd’s On The Run from Dream Theater’s live version of Dark Side Of The Moon at the Hammersmith Apollo, London, October 25, 2005.
Modular synth programming by Lainhart.
