Berlin School Jam On Elektron Analog Four & Moog Little Phatty
Sunday Synth Jam: Synthesist Arjen Schat goes Berlin School in this synth jam for Elektron Analog Four and Moog Little Phatty.
Author: synthhead
Snow Audio Intros Chords For Cthulhu
Snow Audio has introduced Chords For Cthulhu – a repository of 3500 chords for Xfer Records Cthulhu MIDI chord and arp module. Arranged in progressions and loosely sorted by key, Chords For Cthulhu is designed to: Inspire song ideas Escape same old playing patterns Provide easy harmony access for non-keyboard players Allow for effortless experimentation
Técnica de Ejecución de Teremín
In this video, thereminist Carolina Eyck gives a short introduction (in Spanish) to playing the theremin.
Atomic Shadow – Waning Moon
Sunday Synth Jam: This video captures a performance of Waning Moon, by Atomic Shadow (Rod Mitchell).
Buchla Music Easel Jam – Spatial Morphology V
Sunday Synth Jam: This video, Spatial Morphology V, captures a performance by Todd Barton on Buchla Music Easel. Here’s what Barton has to say about the performance:
Live Modular Synth Jam
Sunday Synth Jam: This video, Waveguiding, captures a live modular synth jam by Joseph Fraioli.
Free Doppler Effect For Mac & Windows
Aegean Music has released Doppler Dome a free audio plug-in, for Mac & WIndows, based on the Doppler effect. Here’s their video demo:
Free Elektron Analog Keys / Four Sound Pack
Elektron has released Synchrotron, a free sound pack for the Analog Four and Analog Keys synthesizers. Nicholas Lem has created 128 sounds for the Analog Keys/Analog Four. The Synchrotron Sound Pack consists of 100% royalty free sounds, ranging from ‘modularesque’ leads to ‘staticky drums’.
Bob Williams Of Analogue Systems Has Retired
Amazona.de reports that Bob Williams of Analogue Systems has announced his retirement. Analogue Systems – not to be confused with Analogue Solutions – manufactures a variety of electronic instruments, including the Integrator modular synthesizer system and several stand-alone synthesizers.
Hexaglyphics Noise Generator Is Like Making Music In The Matrix
Nicola Pisanti has introduced Hexaglyphics – a 13-bit noise generator that looks like it should be used for making music in The Matrix. Hexaglyphics uses an interface based on an original alphabet for hexadecimal values. It can turn gestures into a wide range of noise sweeps, zaps/clicks, squarish oscillations and abstract sounds. Here’s the official video intro:
