Equator2 performance: Introducing Granular Foley

video upload by ROLI

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Soundpack designer: Rozz3r (Rory Dow)
Performance by @SyntheticEpiphany. Recorded and performed with Equator2, LUMI Keys Studio Edition, Seaboard RISE and Roland JD-XA.

Forge phenomenal soundscapes with Granular Foley, a collection of samples processed through Equator2’s extraordinary granular engine. A must-have for cinematic and atmospheric productions, this soundpack features field recordings of natural ambience, machinery and radio chatter — all transformed into alien textures, metallic hits, moody tones, and bizarre organic instruments that defy categorization.

Includes: 30 x MPE and 30 x Standard MIDI Presets

Erica Synths Syntrx - 25 minutes of madness

rozz3r

"The Erica Synths Syntrx is an homage to the EMS Synthi - a beautiful experimental vintage analog synthesizer. The Syntrx does a great job of capturing the vibe. Recorded directly from the synth with no post-processing."

As always see the dealers on the right for availability.

Isla Instruments S2400 and Sequentix Cirklon playing nicely together

rozz3r

"Been beta testing the Isla Instruments S2400. Clock sync working rather nicely I think."

Waldorf Microwave XT - one of the finest digital synthesizers ever made - 30 mins of audio

Published on Apr 18, 2020 rozz3r
Update: Re-Published on Apr 19, 2020

"This is a demo of the Microwave sound bank by Boxed Ear. 127 beautiful electronic sounds for the Waldorf Microwave XT/XTk/II synthesizer. Available at https://www.boxedear.com/microwave.php"

Sequential Prophet 12 - 30 minutes of audio (no talking)

Published on Apr 8, 2020 rozz3r

"This is a demo of the P12 sound bank by Boxed Ear. 99 beautiful electronica sounds for the Prophet 12 synthesizer. Available at www.boxedear.com/p12.php."

The Euterpe Synthesizer Laboratories (E.S.L) Vertice analog filterbank

Published on Mar 27, 2020 rozz3r

"The Euterpe Synthesizer Laboratories (E.S.L) Vertice Analog Filterbank is a unique Italian handmade musical processing device. Here it is, along with an AVP Synth ADS-7 Mk2, a Roland DR-110 (bent by circuitbenders.co.uk), the Electron Model Cycles and finally, itself!"

Mental Atmosphere

Published on Mar 17, 2018 rozz3r

Sequentix Cirklon sequencer. Screen reads Digitakt.

Analogue electronica studio jam - rozz3r: Dusk

Published on Jun 11, 2015 rozz3r

"Dark and repetitive this one. I tried doing 2 camera angles but I think I need to work on the positioning.

Midas Venice F24 desk
Sequentix Cirklon (sequencing)
Akai MPC60 / Novation DrumStation (drums heavily processed through Sherman Filterbank)
Korg MS20 (percussion sequence)
Yamaha TX81Z (pads)
Yamaha A5000 (drone bass originally from modular)
Siel EX-80 (lead)
Eurorack modular (hihats and randoms)
Eventide Space (reverb)
Eventide TimeFactor (delays)"

Analogue electronica studio jam - rozz3r: Ned Flangers

Published on May 28, 2015 rozz3r

"It's been a while! New studio jam featuring:

New Midas Venice F24 desk (lovely!)
Sequentix Cirklon (sequencing)
Novation DrumStation (drums)
Korg MS20 (bass and crazy techno sequence)
Yamaha DX100 (pads)
Yamaha TX81Z (lead)
Eurorack modular (bleeps n bloops)
Akai S950 (bass sample)
Eventide Space (reverb)
Eventide TimeFactor (delays)"

Abstract Data ADE-30 Wave Boss

Published on Jul 11, 2013 rozz3r·14 videos

"A demonstration of the ADE-30 Wave Boss eurorack module from Abstract Data."

Analogue electronica studio jam - rozz3r Live: inSpiral

Published on Mar 27, 2013 rozz3r·13 videos

"Another live studio jam. The first using the Sequentix Cirklon as the main sequencer. Other gear used:

Elektron Octatrack
Dave Smith Tempest
Moog Little Phatty
Dave Smith Evolver
Kurzweil PC3
Eurorack Modular
Akai S5000 with Boxed Ear Mighty M5 samples
Eventide Space
Eventide TimeFactor"

Abstract Data ADE-20 Eurorack format Multimode Filter

Published on Nov 20, 2012 by rozz3r

"A little demonstration of the lovely ADE-20 multimode Eurorack filter from Abstract Data."

Analogue electronica studio jam - rozz3r Live: Nostalgia For infinity

YouTube Published on Jul 14, 2012 by rozz3r

"Another live studio jam from rozz3r HQ. Some details:

Mixed on a Soundtracs Topaz 24ch mixer.
MPC60 and Sequentix P3 sequencers.
MPC60 and Dave Smith Tempest on drums.
Moog Little Phatty on bass.
Akai S5000 playing samples from Boxed Ear's Mighty M5 Macbeth M5 sample library on melody.
Kurzweil PC3 on vocal pads.
Eurorack modular and Dave Smith Mono Evolver Keyboard on sci-fi noises!

http://www.rozzer.net
http://www.boxedear.com

Enjoy."

Analogue electronica studio jam - rozz3r: White Globe

YouTube Uploaded by rozz3r on Dec 17, 2011

"Another in my series of live studio jams. The idea being to capture the raw groove of a song in realtime. All these songs will be further edited, overdubbed and generally mangled to form either an EP or an album, but I thought it would be interesting to post the initial song sketch as it happened.

This is also the first video to feature the Dave Smith Tempest drum machine, not in a huge capacity, but the real analogue drums really add something.

For more info see http://www.rozzer.net"

Analogue electronica studio jam - rozz3r: Waiting for a Storm

YouTube Uploaded by rozz3r on Nov 18, 2011

"More live analogue fun from the studio!

Korg ER-1: Drums (through 1176 compressor)
Moog Little Phatty: Bass
Suzuki SX-500: Melody 1
Yamaha TG-33: Melody 2
DSI Evolver: Melody 3
Eurorack Modular: Crazy blip sequences
Eventide Space: Reverb
Eventide TimeFactor: Delay
Kurzweil Mangler: Big dubby falling delay

All recorded via the Soundtracs Topaz to Presonus Studio One. Some minor tweaks and a couple of edits after recording."

Analogue electronica studio jam - rozz3r: Bonfire Calm

YouTube Uploaded by rozz3r on Nov 6, 2011

"Getting away from the Mac/PC to make music is a joy. In the last year or so I've been making gear purchases with the goal of writing electronic music 'live', with the computer doing nothing except acting as a glorified tape recorder. The whole rig is based around a Sequentix P3 sequencer which provides a gloriously stable midi clock as well as midi sequences. The nice thing about the P3 is it can do generative sequencing in quite a controlled manner, which suits my repetitive yet evolving music style.

My various synths and effect boxes are hooked up to a Soundtracs Topaz 24 track mixer, which allows me to do dub-style 'playing the mixer', riding faders and jamming with effects sends, feedback loops etc. The cast list is pretty much this:

- Sequentix P3
- Suzuki SX-500 (poly analog)
- Kurzweil PC3
- Moog Little Phatty
- Dave Smith Evolver
- Eurorack Modular
- Korg ER-1
- Kurzweil Mangler
- Eventide TimeFactor
- Eventide Space
- hand built dual 1176 compressor clone
- Golden Age Pre-73 Mic pre-amp

The video is really my first attempt at using all this together and performing a song live. It uses pretty much everything on the list above except the Kurzweil PC3 and the Evolver. The modular is doing the melody, the ER1 is on drums (going through the Pre-73 and the 1176 to give it some balls), the SX500 is doing chords and the Moog I play live. The Eventide Space is doing all the reverb work. I used Presonus's Studio One 2 to record everything to separate audio tracks and then did some basic mix tweaking. No additional effects were used. I'm new to Studio One and I'm impressed so far, I haven't had to look at the manual once, which means they got it right. It also feels solid and hasn't crashed once.

This experiment was proof of concept really, I have a Dave Smith Tempest on the way which will make drum performances a lot more fun and dynamic. I also need to use Parts on the Sequentix more in order to make more structured changes in the song progression. Expect more live jams soon :)"

Yamaha TG33 drone demo

YouTube Uploaded by rozz3r on Mar 22, 2011

"I made a little demo of the Yamaha TG33 FM / Waverom synthesizer. Unlike most of the TG33 demos I found on youtube, this one is definitely aimed at anyone making electronic music. For old synths like this the 'flicking through presets' style of youtube demo does little to show potential. So you won't hear any factory presets, all the sounds are programmed and 100% unique (oooh).

The major source of fun is the vector joystick, with which you can create evolving sounds that go from crunchy 12bit samples to clean sparkly FM tones. It's no powerhouse however, the FM is limited, there are no filters and the onboard effects are extremely limited. I don't mind any of that, in fact I think its charm is born from its limitations and as a result, it's pretty easy to program.

This piece was recorded in 3 takes. Everything you hear is from the TG33. The note sequences were programmed in a Sequentix P3 sequencer and looped. The development of sound is caused entirely by twiddling the TG33′s joystick and sometimes changing waverom and FM algorithms on the fly. The three takes (one drone and two melodic sequences) were then layered up in Ableton Live and some delay was added just for ambience.

The TG33 is a great little synth, and can be found for almost silly prices."