Synth Programming Channel on YouTube

[Sven Golly]

For those of you not on Twitter (or not following @KeyboardMag on Twitter), just got this from their feed:

 

Experimental Synth YouTube channel WILL make you better at analog programming and sound design! http://cot.ag/fk7rL3

 

Only watched a couple of vids, but they seem pretty interesting. Thought folks here might be interested as well.

 

(Note that I have absolutely no affiliation with anyone involved with that channel, nor Keyboard magazine, in case anyone's curious. Also did a search to see if this had been mentioned recently, and nothing found, so here ya go. )

 

[Tusker]

Some interesting techniques there. Thanks for sharing Sven.

 

The chap who is putting these videos together appears to be a former Moog employee:

 

"Chris Stack, now no longer with Moog Music, is instead spending his time putting out a terrific series of demo videos in which he combines a dream studio of Moog gear. (...)

Now, hes back with a fantastic set of control voltage demos. (...) The Moog Guitar example is really hauntingly lovely and expressive, meriting mention here. Its a reminder of what a beautiful electronic instrument the guitar can be amidst all the tortuous discussions of how to invent new instruments and interfaces, one might be staring you in the face."

 

 

Source: http://createdigitalmusic.com/2011/02/video-joys-of-control-voltage-as-moog-guitar-joins-moog-synths-and-effects/

[DanS]

[Seannn]

Thanks Sven! There are some really cool videos there.

I may have to try this.

 

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I need to start using the CV outputs on my theremin more.