Showing posts with label rhythm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rhythm. Show all posts
Monday, June 18, 2018
Oberheim Matrix-12 Synthesizer Percussion Demo
OMG that Snare sounds familiar. No drum machines or samplers were used in this demo. No, today you're getting a full dose of Oberheim Matrix-12 percussion sounds. Watch as I corral a group of freshly programmed percussion sounds together using MIDI assignments in multi-mode. The Beatstep Pro is in full trigger control. Muting tracks is done on the M12 channel volume page. Recorded direct to Tascam DR-05 via Mackie mixer. No effects mucking about whatsoever. I should be making the patches available sometime soon. Thanks for watching!
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ARP,
demo,
drums,
groove,
kick,
Korg,
Moog,
Oberheim,
percussion,
rhythm,
Roland,
snare,
synthesizer
Sunday, April 15, 2018
Spring Tank Reverb Breadboard Eurorack Demo
Try not to let your heads explode when this sickness fondles your eardrums. Got my hands on an O.C. Electronics Spring Tank Reverb. On the breadboard I've built a driver circuit with voltage control of the wet/dry crossfader. Who does that???!!....
I do that. And today's demo shows you why. The Future Retro Transient+ is going through the spring tank. The mix is set mostly dry, but I'm using a short envelope to send a burst of reverb wet mix when the snare hits. Using the Beatstep Pro for that. That's what I'm talking about. That. Is what it's all about.
How did I do this? I've frankenstein'd a couple of circuits/ideas together to make this happen. At its core is a Tombolas DIY Spring Reverb Circuit w/ EQ and Drive Control to accommodate a wide variety of tanks. It worked very well, but I was not yet satisfied. For the Voltage Control, I've slapped away the final amp mix stage and replaced it w/ the VC Crossfader circuit by Thomas Henry. I dumped his VCA control, that's another project for another day, and to made some minor changes so it would play nice w/ the Tombolas circuit.
Labels:
crossfader,
cv,
demo,
DIY,
euro,
eurorack,
percussion,
reverb,
rhythm,
spring tank,
synth,
synthesizer,
voltage control
Wednesday, July 26, 2017
Infusor Eurorack Sub-Mixer Demo
In this video I jam on the Eurorack w/ my new Infusor module. Infusor is a 10HP active stereo audio sub-mixer w/ 6 inputs. Wish you had more channels on your outboard mixer? This may be for you. Here's a breakdown of this mix...
Channel 1 - Basimilus in stereo from the EMW VC Pan
Channel 2 - My Transistor-80 Analog Percussion Module
Channel 3 - Tiptop Hats909
Channel 4 - Pittsburgh Synthesizer Box on bass
Channel 5 - unused.
Stereo Outs - going to Pittsburgh Outs module
Recorded direct to Tascam DR-5 through Mackie VLZ-802. I have sold my only available unit, I'll make a few more and have them available on Reverb.com soon. For more info check out https://www.modulargrid.net/e/other-unknown-g-storm-electro-infusor
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Analog,
audio,
euro,
eurorack,
groove,
mix,
mixer,
modular,
module,
Noise Engineering,
percussion,
rhythm,
Stereo,
sub-mixer,
synth,
synthesizer,
Tiptop
Saturday, June 24, 2017
First Go w/ Basimilus Iteritas Alter Eurorack Module
The Basimilus Iteritas Alter module by Noise Engineering just arrived. It's an aggressive percussion/voice module, and it's intense. I'm starting a row of percussion modules in my rack and felt this would start it off with a nice edge.
In this demo I turn out the BIA in a full frenzy of CVs and triggers from Varigate 4, S/H from Pittsburgh Modular Toolbox, a couple of Attack/Release envelopes. Getting some help from the 4MS Rotating Clock Divider. There's other tutorial vids out there, just wanted to show the module in the extreme going full throttle. Not for the squeamish or faint - you've been warned.
My assessment: this thing is SICK! and has a tendency to take over the whole mix if you allow. I will probably take things down a notch or two when making my patches - just so there will be room to bring in other elements. I love this thing, and it takes fun to a whole new extreme.
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Aphex Twin,
Basimilus Iteritas Alter,
clock,
demo,
digital,
electronic,
eurorack,
gate,
kick,
Malekko,
modular,
module,
noise,
Noise Engineering,
percussion,
rhythm,
Richard Devine,
synthesizer,
Varigate 4
Tuesday, June 6, 2017
Roland TR-606 Drum Machine + Alpha Juno-1 Synthesizer
Happy 606 Day #606day! In this video I synchronize the Roland TR-606 drum machine to an Arturia Beatstep Pro which controls an Alpha Juno-1. This simple setup is all you really need for electro music. Juno-1 plays a basic bass pattern. On-the-fly I make a few changes to pattern, drum mix, bass transposition, filter, envelope, and throw in some chords played by hand. A Timefactor delay module adds some groove. Recorded direct to Tascam DR-05.
Labels:
Acid House,
Alpha Juno-1,
Arturia,
bass,
beats,
Beatstep Pro,
drum machine,
electro,
electronic music,
groove,
house,
Juno-2,
rhythm,
Roland,
Sequencer,
SH-101,
synth,
synthesizer,
TR-606,
vintage
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