#analog synth

[acidmoustache]

Roland

[ninjaveggies]

[soundrooms]

I A N P O O L E Y | Studio A&B

All what’s missing is a Akai Timbre Wolf

[zegalba]

Roland: TR-808 Rhythm Composer (1980)

[cassette-amateur]

[bioluminescent-starfish]

[arcadebroke]

Shadowland

[whatfunlifewasx]

ryuichi sakamoto's setup in 1986

[aholefilledwithtwigs]

Knob turning

Short cv melody loop from mpc to the 0-coast and skiff. Single voice from 0-coast to phonogene. Envelope follower on that voice source of a lot of modulation + trigger record on the phonogene.

Everything else is a feedback patched. The phonogene goes to the mixer in my skiff, one output to the multieffects unit (on the floor), the other to the record input of the mpc. Meanwhile the main output of the mpc (which is live monitoring the skiff) is going to clouds and then the skiff mixer

So two parallel feedback loops with a synth insert

[itsnightblood]

artist: @dennybusyet

check out my vaporwave songs here

[all-doggirls-go-to-heaven-2]

YES ACTUALLY I CAN

( @arquivista )

Analog Hacking or Analog Glitching is the proccess of causing intentional ''damage'' to footage through analog means. Which means a lot of things! It usually produces results like this:

https://youtu.be/GbGswmT04lE

You could argue that crumpling up a VHS tape and recording that again through a vcr is Analog Glitching, but what a lot of enthusiasts mean when they say Analog Hacking or Glitching is to send, distort and compress signal through analog circuits. Since analog video signal is just an electric frequency, a solder iron and a basic knowledge of electronics will take you far.

Imo its a very fun hobby bc it involves a lot of research and planning by yourself, to make something within your means and tastes. It is also infuriating to research bc most crucial pieces of knowledge are within deep forums of experts decrypting tape protection and stuff like that. You can wast weeks simply doing research. And then its a matter of finding old analog gear (I personally had an old vhs-c camera for Infinite loops and a pretty decent recorder vcr with a lot of good stabilizers) because it can get expensive FAST. But its really fun to work these old pieces of tech and seeing it interact with your new diy creations to make pretty colors and movements on the screen.

It's very niche and kinda weird but its a fascination of mine. Here's some pieces of my setup so you can get an idea of what they look like:

This is the beefy boy of my setup, a classic Roland V-4. I use it for time base correcting signals and its also good for live mixing.

This is also kind of a relic, its an RF Toshiba 102 crt. Its 11 inches (I think?) And works really well for screen recordings when I want thst fuzzy crt finish. It only works with PAL signal and needs an RF adapter (which is why I could get it for really cheap)

This is a K.K dirty mixer! Is an open-source project to mix two analog signals and output a single one, mixing them with a potentiometer. Its a really easy build, which is why mine is made out of a margerine container. In the background is my vcr, which luckily works with NTSC and PAL-M, so I have more flexibility to work.

Rn im working on building something called a "Videffektor" which is an open source project to make an analog glitch enchancer.

If you have any more questions please ask I love to talk abt this shit and never have the chance

[landline-dorito]

If you wanna get away from this world for a while, I made a live ambient modular-synth album about space travel <3

https://prestonturner.bandcamp.com/album/wysomia

[soundrooms]

R I C H A R D D E V I N E | Studios A & B

He’s got everything in there and he knows how to use it.

[juliendonkeyboy]

i posted my compilation album onto bandcamp EARLY because why not! it was ready to go and my distributor will take a few days to process it for streaming anyways!

i will probably not be posting new music for a couple of months to let the dust settle, dropping this time capsule onto your lap. so much dust. bless you if you sneeze.

these songs were written and recorded <2015-2025. there are analog, digital, and hybrid recordings, some have been heard before while others haven't. i could compile twenty individual songs several times over in this same way but i think next time i release something substantial it will be an album, and much more cohesive.

thank you to everyone who has supported me over the years. many of my original supporters are lost to time as i have moved accounts and whatnot, but i still think of them. some of you are still around and you are in my ask box, my private messages, and notes. i read everything and it makes my heart sing. thank you so so so much for being patient and kind while i clumsily share my music with the world. i hope you find pleasure or pain in something you hear.

[cassette-amateur]

_1981

[ymofan04]

Minimoog