Showing posts with label TR-8. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TR-8. Show all posts
Thursday, May 23, 2019
GSE 4023-VCF Filter Demo #3 Saturated Drums
In a previous video I showed how the 4023-VCF has some lovely saturation with synthesizer sounds.
Today I will be running some percussion though the filter. In most cases, when the input slider is above 60% the filter input will start to become overdriven. Resulting in a warm and fuzzy distortion.
I'll be using control voltages to use the saturated filter as a gate,which can change-up the grooves.
Audio recorded direct to Tascam DR-05.
No additional effects other than what you see.
0:00 Opening
0:15 Talking
Audio Demos
0:52 Roland Tr-8
3:33 Drumbrute Impact
5:43 Future Retro Transient+
Modulations
Envelope Contours - 2xADSR dual envelope
LFO - Batumi
Reverb - GSE Spring Tank Reverb Driver
Sequencing - Beatstep Pro
Sunday, September 9, 2018
[Roland 909 Day Demo] Juno-1 / TR-8 / RE-20 / 101-VCF / JP6-VCF
Today a special setup for 909 Day!
Featuring some classic Roland circuits.
The highly underrated Alpha Juno-1 on pads and leads.
Getting a dose of cloudy reverb from Strymon Big Sky.
A TR-8 deploying the 909 kit in floor-thumping action.
Smashed to extra crunchy bits in the DBX 166A compressor/limiter.
My RE-20 Space Echo pedal on delay.
The 101-VCF has its input overdriven by Pittsburgh Synthesizer Box.
And the Rozendal CEM3340 VCO going into the JP6-VCF.
Having its resonant arse kicked around my Spring Tank Reverb.
Beatstep Pro on sequencing duty.
Some audio post-processing in Cubase 7.
Labels:
909 day,
Acid House,
Analog,
arpeggio,
bass,
drum,
eurorack,
Front242,
Gesaffelstein,
industrial,
Juno-1,
Jupiter-6,
modular,
Nitzer Ebb,
RE-20,
Roland,
SH-101,
Space Echo,
synthesizer,
TR-8
Monday, June 5, 2017
Drum Machines + Mutable Clouds Eurorack #3 [Roland TR-8]
In this video I run a Roland TR-8 direct to the Clouds input and use it to add space, texture and rhythmic motion to an otherwise standard grade drumlooop. Third in a video series demonstrating various drum machines with the Mutable Instruments Clouds.
Labels:
chaos,
Clouds,
demo,
drum machine,
DSP,
electronic,
experimental,
glitch,
granular,
Mutable Instruments,
noise,
percussion,
Roland,
sampling,
synthesis,
texture,
TR-8,
TR-808,
TR-909
Tuesday, May 30, 2017
Eurorack Synthesizer ft. Mutable Rings Roland TR-8 [Barricade]
In this video I'm having a go with Mutable Instruments Rings with the Roland TR-8. Rings is getting signal from Synth Box, V/Oct from Beatstep Pro and going through Timefactor Delay. DRUMS. Okay the TR-8 is getting Big Sky Reverb and gated by the Bastl Skis, rhythmic trigger by Bastl Little Nerd. I'm really liking these Bastl modules! No, really. Bass sounds a little funky. The DNA is feeding the JP-6 VCF but gets lost underneath the percussion. So, yeah there's no mastering or EQ here. Recorded direct to Tascam DR-5.
Tuesday, January 24, 2017
Butterflies
I've been down w/ hay fever, but inspiration struck in the 11th hour last night. Right after I tweeted about not feeling the groove. Haha. This downtempo track starts with the ideas from my last demo about sequential switches. I build on that patch idea by adding TR-8 beats, and a Sampleslicer loop fed by a phrase played on the Juno-1. Using a little bit of Big Sky reverb and Timefactor delay. This track is doing everything live in one go, so there will be happy accidents along the way. Sequencing on the Arturia Beatstep Pro, and also for triggering different loop start points on the Sampleslicer. Influences by Underworld, Royksopp, and ???
Wednesday, December 14, 2016
Update From the Music Studio
Haven't posted any recent studio pics, here's my revised music setup. Left to right: Korg MS-02 MK-I, Oberheim Matrix-12 (still out of commission, power supply), Roland TR-8, Eurorack, Beatstep Pro, Akai S900, Mackie 802-VLZ3, pair KRK Rockit 6SE, E-Mu 1616 audio interface, Roland Alpha Juno-1, Strymon Big Sky, Eventide TimeFactor, Roland VP-03. 19" desk rack: DBX 160A, 166A, Behringer patchbay, 2x Yamaha TX81Z, 2x power conditioners.
Labels:
Akai,
Analog,
drum machine,
electronic music,
equipment,
eurorack,
gear,
keyboard,
Korg,
Matrix-12,
MIDI,
MS-20,
music studio,
Oberheim,
recording,
Roland,
sampler,
Sequencer,
synthesizer,
TR-8
Tuesday, December 13, 2016
Arturia Beatstep Pro Sequencer Repair Project
Did you know I have interesting things listed on Reverb? Check it out now. In this video I attempt to repair my Arturia Beatstep Pro sequencer controller. It is having intermittent power problems, I want to replace the USB port w/ a different kind. My warranty ran out in September, so no wukkas. This is only my second project doing SMT (Surface Mount Technology) type work, and I find myself needing to revise my plans. Next time I will buy some solder paste and do it right, lesson learned. At the end of the video I test my work by doing a little Acid House w/ a Korg MS-20 synthesizer and a Roland TR-8 drum machine. If you like synth and electronic guts click the LIKE button.
You may have read my post on my previous repair. I'm not sure if it didn't hold, or there was a problem w/ the USB jack/cable. Whatever the case, it was only a temporary fix.
Labels:
Arturia,
Beatstep Pro,
DIY,
drum machine,
fix,
how to,
issue,
Korg,
MS-20,
repair,
Roland,
Sequencer,
SMT,
solder,
surface mount,
synth,
synthesizer,
TR-8,
troubleshooting,
USB
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