MOTU Volta Lets You Control Analog Synths From Your Computer

2009 NAMM Show: MOTU introduced Volta, a virtual instrument plug-in that lets you play and automate modular synthesizers—or any hardware equipped with control voltage (CV) inputs—from your favorite host audio workstation software. Volta receives conventional virtual instrument input such as MIDI notes, MIDI controller data or even high-resolution audio track ramp automation and responds by… Read More MOTU Volta Lets You Control Analog Synths From Your Computer

The Roland V-Piano

http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=C89F4850E6A1D495 The above videos offer Roland’s official introduction to their new V-Piano. The Roland V-Piano lets you play a variety of preset keyboards, but also lets you edit details like Unison Tune, Hammer Hardness, Cross Resonance, Tone Color, String Resonance, Damper Resonance, Soundboard Resonance, Key off resonance, Damping Time and Damping Noise Level. Features: Revolutionary… Read More The Roland V-Piano

Using A Modular Synth To Make Cool Oscilloscope Graphics

dkimcg shows how to use thousands of dollars of modular synth gear to make cool oscilloscope graphics. Here’s the details: Based on the math behind a Lissajous curve using a Cwejman stereo ringmod. You can patch a similar thing with the sine waves of a quadrature oscillator (offset 90 degrees), and 4 additional oscillators (self-oscillating resonant… Read More Using A Modular Synth To Make Cool Oscilloscope Graphics