Noise Engineering Loquelic Iteritas Eurorack Module (Sneak Preview)
This video is a sneak preview of the Noise Engineering Loquelic Iteritas – a new multiple algorithm digital oscillator.
This video is a sneak preview of the Noise Engineering Loquelic Iteritas – a new multiple algorithm digital oscillator.
Sunday Synth Jam: This video captures an improvisation by synth designer Ken MacBeth, using three of his Elements synthesizers.
At Knobcon 2015, Bastl Instruments introduced the Slim Fit line of 5 new Eurorack expanders / modules. The expanders enhance functionality of existing modules and add new features:
Developer Jan Ostman of DSP Synthesizers let us know that the dsp-D8 Drum Chip – a chip for DIY drum machine projects – is now shipping. The dsp-D8 Drum Chip features a drum kit with 8 sounds and separate trigger inputs. 6 of the sounds can be separately tuned, using 6 analog inputs 0-5v. “This is the Drumulator or SP-12 in a single… Read More DSP Synthesizers dsp-D8 PCM Drum Chip Now Shipping
At Knobcon 2015, Moog Music today offered a sneak preview of a new synthesizer, the Mother-32. The Mother-32 is a Eurorack synth module that is a basic all-in-one synth voice. It comes in its own case, but can also be mounted in a Eurorack system. Architecturally, it is a single-VCO Moog synth voice – but with 32… Read More Moog Going Eurorack With Mother-32 Modular Synthesizer
Developer Jan Cumpelík of Buranelectrix has introduced the MIDI Tempomat – a unique master clock generator with MIDI and analog clock outputs.
Soundmachines designer Davide Mancini let us know the details on his new portable modular analog synthesizer design, the NS1nanaosynth. Mancini describes the NS1nanosynth as ‘A powerful, deep and hacker-friendly blend of a real analog modular synthesizer and an Arduino platform’. Here’s a diagram of the NS1nanosynth’s architecture:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcnsbSCi19k Audio Damage has introduced the ADM11 Dimensions stereo chorus module for Eurorack modular synthesizers.
Audiowerkstatt has introduced the din-restarter, a utitility module designed to let you to stop and start the following “DIN-Sync” (also called “Sync24” or “Sync48”)-device in perfect synchronisation. You push the button and the audiowerkstatt din-restarter starts or stops the following sequencer at the beginning of the next bar (4/4-stroke only) in perfect timing.
This video, via FACT TV, takes a look into the studio of Dutch producer Legowelt (Danny Wolfers). In the video, Wolfers makes a track from scratch, using a combination of his own patches and sample packs, a tape player and more.