We’re heading into the 2012 NAMM Show, and you know what that means……teaser videos.
Moon Modular has a teaser for the “#6005″. We’ve got no idea what they’re introducing. But we’re pretty sure we want it and it’s out of our price range.
Any guesses?
via moonmodular
The guys at Sonic Faction send word of a new instrument that they’ve released for Ableton Live, the EvilFish 303:
Sonic Faction meticulously sampled the Devil Fish 303 and added their own tweaks and mods to it. The result is a pure, raw-sounding, viscous, analog beast! Plus, this is one of the first Ableton Instruments to come with its own custom Max for Live patch for fully integrated control and step sequencing on a Novation Launchpad.
Features:
EvilFish 303 is available for $19.99 at the Sonic Faction website. It includes the free Max for Live patch.
Sunday Synth Jam: DJ Rat Face does a live performance of Forget, which is done entirely on the Akai Miniak synthesizer.
This is a sneak preview of Nth Synth – a new boutique synthesizer, now under development. The project is a collaboration between Sineqube & Highly Liquid.
Details are still to be announced, but here are a few photos and multimedia demos!
Here’s an audio demo:
Nth Synth demo details:
Recorded in one take. A touch of delay, compression, EQ. Generative percussion patch accompanying the Nth Synthesizer.
More audio demos are available at the nsynth blog.
Sunday Synth Jam: This video, via ratface1987, explores the live performance possibilities of Animoog.
MacBeth Studio Systems has a new 3U series of synth modules on the way – the X-Series.
Here’s a sneak preview of these new modules, featuring black and white close up knob tweaking that borders on the fetishistic.
“This is first short intro vid for the new Macbeth X-Series Modules in 3U,” say Ken MacBeth. “You are basically listening to one oscillator triggering two dual EGs sweeping the the dual SV filter- so it’s one filter module that you are hearing!”
Specs and pricing are to come but the MacBeth site has info on the initial set of modules. The modules are expected to be available from Analogue Haven and Schneidersladen shortly.