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Thalassa’s Berlin School Moments is a retro live synth jam, featuring Moog MG-1 + Synthesizers.com + Yusynth + MFOS step sequencing.
“Berlin School” synth music is music that’s inspired by the tradition of 70’s German electronic music pioneers like Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze. Key characteristics include step-sequenced basslines, “spacey” effects, Moog synth leads and Mellotron pads.
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Developer Dan Nigrin has announced that his software Klee Sequencer is now available. The app, available for Mac and Windows, is a software version of the Klee step sequencer.
Features:
- MIDI output to any hardware or software synths
- Internal or MIDI clock control
- 10 preset slots for instant recall of parameters
- Presets can be saved to and loaded from disk
- Built-in clock divide capability
- Synchronous load – loading of pattern happens on clock pulses, and not in between
- Load on Play feature to allow for loading of pattern each time clock started
- MIDI-controllable baseline note
- Custom definable note range allows for alternative scales
Klee Sequencer retails for $40. 15% of the net proceeds go to support electro-music.com. A demo version is available.
WOK has announced ClockWOrK, a MIDI step sequencer plug-in for Windows that promises to let you create hypnotic sequences like Klaus Schulze or Tangerine Dream.
Here’s an audio demo:
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Five12 has released v2.2 of Numerology, their software step-sequencer for Mac OS X.
Updates include a Pitch Glide option for easily adding pitch bends to monophonic sequences, access to the OS X speech synthesizer and expanded support for the Audio Unit plugins Volta from MOTU and Silent Way from Expert Sleepers.
Numerology retails for $119. Read more…
Synthtopia regular MirlitronOne created what could be the low-budget music hack of the year – turning a $6 LED kit into a 8-stage step sequencer.
He started with a Vellemen MK107 LED kit – which are available all over the place for less than a fast food lunch, making the kit a great risk-free starting point for music hacking.
In this video, MirlitronOne shows you how he did it and how this DIY music sequencer works. Read more…
