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Nest Tamer Clips Promise To Organize Your Cable Clutter & Improve The Usability Of Your System

Nest Tamer clips attach to your gear, using its existing screws, and let you route and secure your cables where you want them, keeping them out of the way of your gear’s controls.… Read More Nest Tamer Clips Promise To Organize Your Cable Clutter & Improve The Usability Of Your System

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Analogue Solutions TC5000 Monster Synth First Look

Here’s a first look at the new Analogue Solutions TC5000 monster synth. … Read More Analogue Solutions TC5000 Monster Synth First Look

October 6, 202416 Comments

Analogue Solutions TC5000 – A Modern ARP 2500-Style Pin Matrix Synthesizer

While the TC5000 copies the look of the ARP 2500, it’s not a clone of the ARP 2500.… Read More Analogue Solutions TC5000 – A Modern ARP 2500-Style Pin Matrix Synthesizer

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Synthfest UK Coming Oct 7th, 2023 To Sheffield

The event, organized by Sound On Sound, is designed to showcase electronic music gear from companies of all sizes. … Read More Synthfest UK Coming Oct 7th, 2023 To Sheffield

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AJH Synth Eurorack Modules At Synthfest UK

At Synthfest UK, AJH Synth introduced three new Eurorack modules.… Read More AJH Synth Eurorack Modules At Synthfest UK

October 10, 2017Leave a comment

Tasty Chips GR-1 Granular Synth Hands-On Demo From Synthfest UK

The GR-1 Granular Synthesizer is being developed via a Kickstarter project, which recently completed, meeting its fundraising goals. The first batch is expected to ship to backers in Nov 2017. … Read More Tasty Chips GR-1 Granular Synth Hands-On Demo From Synthfest UK

October 9, 2017October 9, 20179 Comments

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What People Are Talking About

  • It Looks Like Behringer Wants To Copy The Success Of The M-Wave FM-1....And The MPC
  • Moog Music Launches Model 112 and Model 210, Amps Designed for Electronic Instruments
  • Will Open Firmware Become the Next Big Trend in Electronic Music Gear?
  • Roland n/vision Synthesizer Expands Boutique Line Into Wavetable Synthesis
  • Elektron Responds To Explosion Of Unofficial Firmware
  • M-VAVE Officially Opens FM-1 Firmware To Developers With New Workbench, SDK
  • OPEN-1 Promises To Be One Synth For Every Firmware
  • Twisted Electrons FLEXFM Combines FM Synthesis, Sampling & Analog Filters
  • ACME Synthworks XP60 Recreates Classic Oberheim Xpander As A Compact Analog Synth
  • Arturia MiniFreak 49 In-Depth Review - "Well Worth A Look"

Something To Think About

If I have an 8-note sequence, I might program the Moog so that the first note is bright, the second less bright, the third even less bright, and the fourth note maybe brighter again — so you get a kind of sine wave move.

Now, in the opposite channel, I might do the same sequence, but program the filtering differently. Add the delays, and you have a repeating cycle that never repeats exactly in the same way.

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