Serge Modular Synth Demo: Seq A + Creature
This is a demo of a few patches on a one-panel Serge modular synth with 2 M-odules: “Seq-A” and the “Creature”. via Felix Inferious
Category: Electronic Music & Recording Gear
Lemur-based Tenori-On Clone
This is a demo of a Lemur-based Tenori-On Clone. Not sure about the market for this – but you gotta love the blinky lights.
The Buchla Bongo
One of the defining sounds of 60’s electronic music created with the Buchla instruments, the electronic bongo is re-created using modern euro-rack format synthesizer modules such as the Quad Multi-Mode Gate. via Make Noise
Doepfer Unplugged
Here’s a little something for modular purists via Isotope of Me: These are a couple of cuts from some time playing with a few ideas on the Doepfer. Essentially VCO 1 is frequency Modulating VCO 2 through the linear input. The signal being fed into VCO 2’s FM input is being gated/enveloped via VCA and… Read More Doepfer Unplugged
Auld Lang Syne On Theremin
Auld Lang Zyne played by Thomas Grillo on the Wavefront Travel Case Theremin. Note Grillo’s New Year’s resolutions!
Arturia Origin Get Firmware Update
Arturia has updated the firmware of its Origin synthesizer. Here’s what’s new in Arturia Origin Firmware 1.0.6: Increased stability in Multi Mode Increased stability while editing programs MIDI event management improvement : When sending a bank change or a program change to Origin When flooding Origin with MIDI messages Fixes some issues while using the… Read More Arturia Origin Get Firmware Update
The OSCar Monosynth
Overview: The Oxford Synthesiser Company (OSC) OSCar is a vintage mono-synthesizer, first released in 1983. It features two digitally controlled oscillators and twin 12dB filters, which can be configured as lowpass, highpass and bandpass filters. It also featured some early digital capabilities, like patch memory and a basic sequencer. An unusual feature of the Oscar was it’s additive… Read More The OSCar Monosynth
Steampunk Noisemaker An Homage To Reed Ghazala
This steampunk noisemaker, the Beam Ready, is an homage to Reed Ghazala, the pioneer of circuit-bending: Thanks to Reed Ghazala, who sent me some really killer cold war era military surplus lamps. The big one says BEAM READY, and the smaller one has the atomic symbol, hence the name. via SonofCastille
An Introduction To The MonoMiK Analog Synthesizer
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=A23E635A3C1DC212 These videos document the creation and functions of MusicMIK’s MonoMiK analog synthesizer, a sophisticated synth DIY project. You can find information on the MonoMiK at Michael Kukat’s site.
Making A Club Beat On The Neko
Gallo & T-Rev show how they make a club beat on the Open Labs Neko.
