Forum • LinPlug reLECTRO effect Plugin (AU/VST). mangles everything..
it’s obviously made with Reaktor
listen and read: http://www.linplug.com/Instruments/relectro/relectro.htm
a looot of audios from the GRM A4 and large review in german about the italian analog synth (not modular but hi-quality synth)
he’s refererring to the “double A4″ A8 and tells us, that the A8 has not those FM features the A4 has, also it has better thought routings here and there and is basically well made – more mod sources. the odd things is just because it is not modular – no pitch bend control over the filter and some things don’t trigger right in the sequencers (the 2×8 mode trigger settings are more suitable to the 16step mode) and some other things that are related to the non-modular hard wired routings – nevertheless good sounding synth. I listened and checked out the A8 very deeply in about 1hour years ago, so I can tell you – it’s a hi quality standard – so I am with Theo (who wrote that article) in a lot of cases,… but some things I could imagine differently, just because I do different kind of music. but hey, there’s no perfect synth – but almost analog hell to heaven conversion has been done ;)
Sehr aufwendige Info über den “kleineren” A8 mit sehr vielen Sounddemos.
via GRP A4 – wilder analoger Synthesizer | GreatSynthesizers.
all quoted – but nevertheless it’s real via Abby from Source of Uncertainty (love that name):
Announcing Source of Uncertainty: Music for the Buchla Synthesizer. Two free concerts and modular synthesizer fair inspired by the Buchla 200e. NYC 6/28/12 + 7/7/12. Fundraising campaign at www.indiegogo.com/sourceofuncertainty
Thurs June 28th // South Street Seaport // 210 Front Street NYC
Control Voltage Faire 3-8pm
Buchla Recital ft Alessandro Cortini, Carlos Giffoni, Mark Verbos 8-10
Late concert ft Xeno & Oaklander and Loud Objects
Sat July 7 // Schimmel Arts Center // 3 Spruce Street NYC
Richard Lainhart tape piece
Morton Subotnick premieres “Energy Shapes”
So… let’s talk synths. Specifically, modular synths. Not your average piano-style format, a modular synthesizer involves patch chords that link up modules performing different functions – producing a soundwave, filtering, sequencing, etc. If that’s confusing, it’s because modular synthesizers are the future! However, we must step back and realize that the format has actually been around since the 1960s. Don Buchla specialized in his modular Music Boxes throughout the 60s and 70s, but the proliferation of affordable digital synths moved the modular style to the margins of production… until today. We want to shed light on the rebirthed DIY modular movement, pay homage to the legendary Buchla 200, and celebrate the modernized 2005 reintroduction of the Buchla 200e. Our program, titled ‘Source of Uncertainty‘, provides a platform for some of the artists exploring the Buchla 200(e) and DIY modules, and allows YOU to demo them.
In order to put these concerts together, and because we are non-profits, we need your fundraising help. Please get an idea of the project and its historical importance by watching and sharing the video at www.indiegogo.com/sourceofuncertainty. Forward this email to your synthusiast friends. As part of the program, we have a series of interviews on Art on Air. The first with headliner Morton Subotnick aired last Friday if you want to hear Mort’s storytelling and singing, -///stream: http://artonair.org/show/model-266-morton-subotnick
Best,
Abby of Harvestworks Organization
Who are we? Source of Uncertainty is a collaboration of Harvestworks and ((audience)) and is part of the River To River Festival.
(1) Facebook. sent via Tom J Carpenter – the new Version of the almost underrated Leipzig as a keyboard version, so it includes the ADSR envelopes (compared to the minimised ones of the earlier model) and it also has the 8-Step Sequencer – that display does not mean you can save sounds to memory but look at it, it’s a real nice stage synth, in’nt? the s.version…
seqSQUARED: The Analogue Pattern Generator - a DIY Sequencer (Step) simple but made for more complex patterns
seqSQUARED is a programmable voltage controlled switch used to generate complex patterns with multiple analog step sequencers. It is designed to be used in a modular synthesizer and will be available in Eurorack kit and assembled form, as well as many other DIY formats.
Live beats with UltraNova and Launchpad: Explained - this is a nice little Demo of the Ultranova and Ableton with 3 Launchpads in use. first controlling the usual clips, second for drums and third controlling FX. Let me say, that for drums a dynamik pad would be more suitable of course – but this is of course by Novation – so is obvious they use it as a drum pad as well.
in fact this just a “modern” normal set of things you can use in todays music production – by one company, the ultranova being your DAW control and display. so note this is just (almost) could be “remote” controller in this demo OR the synth, ..
so just to tell you those things not “said” but should be clear.
IPad – Synthesizer Wiki. Habe mir mal die Mühe gemacht, die wirklich guten Apps zu wählen und hier abzulegen, es wird ständig erweitert,
Gute und nur die besten:
*Synthesizer
*Sampler
*Sequencer
*DAW Steuerung
Forumsinput über:
*wirklich* gute Sampler-App auf dem iPad?
ipad granular
und
iPad im Studio?
Well I was searching for some softsynths, that fit well into todays production standards and found the ElectraX, which should work quite well on standard music productions without being boring – it’s a va without a box ;)
of course it isn’t just a standard, you may compare it to the Waldorf Largo (Blofeld-Plugin Synth without sample access), it can do samples, wavetables and FM between the 3 oscillators and has 2 filters and arpeggiator. so this is – so to say- a Virus or Blofeld-style synth. The special one in this synth is fractal synthesis which has a sort of changes from “a bit modulated by subtle noise” to a foggy kind of sound, as demoed here (in the end) – it has a vocoder FX inside as well. so it’s somewhere between the NI Massive and standard VAs.
this is from 1955 by Hugh Le Caine (Dripsody, per nastro magnetico), if you search for him, you’ll find him being a synthesizer pioneer – and well – here’s his music of THAT time when others listend to a bunch of guitar based crap you won’t want to even be mentioned here..
this is based on one single recording of a drop of water, you might imagine that samplers weren’t even sold 10 or 15 years later, so…
triggered by: Forum • Tropfen, Bubbles, so realistisch wie möglich.
since some days I am getting resoluts from google that show a lot of commercial shops with the same info when I search for a certain synthesizer – this means – you get on one of those very mainstreamed sites like iTunes, Amazon, Thomann rather than freaky or nerdy sites about that synth, to me it looks like there’s a lot of reasons to no “google” all the time and possibly change to something or maybe seach with multiple search engines, - btw. bing tells, they also integrate social search – that means more facebook etc. don’t know – but with google it didn’t help to make it better.
Hier eine Liste alternativer Suchmaschinen, da es offenbar so ist, dass Google immer mainstreamigere Ergebnisse wirft und auch Sequencer.de hat einen kleineren Rang bekommen, dabei gibt es ne Menge Synthesizer in der Datenbank. -> Synthesizer Wiki - Ich bin allerdings froh, dass Sequencer.de noch vor kommt, aber ich meine das war schon mal besser gerankt, kann das sein? Es kommen erstmal 1000 Läden, bei denen irgendwo der gleiche Text steht, aber eben was verkauft wird – auch wenn diese den gesuchten Synthesizer nicht haben, weil er schon älter ist.
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