Kutiman-Thru-you - 03 - I'm New

YouTube via kutiman. Roland RS-09 and SH-101 in this one.

Source synth vids:

Roland SH-101 Analog Synthesizer by RetroSound

YouTube via retrosound72

Roland RS-09 like Arp Solina (oddly, I just posted this one earlier below)

YouTube via Sketchboxx

Moog MULTIMOOG Checkout by Mike the Teacher

YouTube via MikeTheTeacher

Non synth source vids in the description here.
http://thru-you.com/ for more.

Sequential Circuits Prophet VS Synth

Sequential Circuits Prophet VS Synth (part1)
YouTube via retrosound72

Sequential Circuits Prophet VS Synth (part2)
YouTube via retrosound72

Sent my way via Mr. Array.

"The great SCI Prophet VS by RetroSound."

Musikmesse: Radikal Technologies ACCELERATOR

"The Accelerator is a polyphonic Synthesizer with eight powerful subtractive voices. Each voice consists of three oscillators, two multimode filters, 6 envelope generators, three voice LFOs and one section LFO. An additional noise source with independent multimode filtering and variable signal routing has been added for more sonic flexibility. A very nice balanced lightweighted keyboard with 61 keys, keyboard split option, aftertouch and velocity sensitivity completes the new synthesizer.

The Accelerator is perfectly prepared for your Live performances. A lot of synthesizers nowadays do not offer direct patch selection anymore. Instead of using direct access push buttons you have to dial in the desired patch and press enter. The Accelerator makes sound selection instantly available at your fingertips with dedicated patch select buttons. Furthermore, the unique program chain feature allows for programming a chain of programs that selects the correct patch automatically for you.

Another stunning new feature is the the built in 3D sensor. Movements of the keyboard are converted into Modulation data. This brilliant addition allows for controlling parameters like pitch, the filter frequency or modulation depths by lifting up or shaking the keyboard.

Do you love step sequencers and arpeggiators? The Accelerator would not be a Radikal synthesizer if we did not integrate some sequencing goodies. You can enter some notes into the step sequencer, transpose the sequences with the left hand while performing a solo at the upper end of the split keyboard.

The powerful warm and crispy sound of this new synthesizer flagship will become the center of your keyboard setup. If you would like expand the Accelerator‘s sonic power even more you can get additional voices with our DSP expansion module. The DSP expansion does not only add extra polyphony to the Accelerator - you will also be able to use up to eight independent synthesizer sounds at a time with the integrated multimode feature.

Available in june 2010.


- 3 oscillators with sweepable waveforms, time linearity modulation, phasemodulation, ringmodulation between Oszillator 2+3
- oscillator synchronisation - 6 envelope generators
- 4 LFOs (3 voice, 1p art LFO)
- noise with noise filter (multimode filter 12 / 24 dB)
- independent amp EG for noise
- 2 multimodefilter per voice - LP, HP, BP and
Notch with 12/24 dB per filter switchable
- independent oscillator to filter feeds
- serial and parallel filter configurations
- 8 voices (expandable per DSP upgrade)
- categorized randomize sound function
- monochrome graphic display with RGB backlight
- modulationmatrix
- 2 FX
- arpeggiator
- step sequencer
- split, dual, single and performance mode
- 3D positioning sensor for parameter control
- 61 lightweighted keys with channel aftertouch
- 512 sound memories
- floating point for enhanced dynamic range
- expression pedal input - footswitch input
- USB (USB MIDI class device)
- two external inputs - two outputs
- MIDI In, Out, Thru
- headphones output" http://www.radikaltechnologies.com/ via Marko of Retrosound

Remember to click on the Musikmesse label below for all synth news during the Musikmesse.

Update:
YouTube via musotalk.

Googlish:

"High quality video on http://www.musotalk.tv

Luca Anzilotti (Hitproduzent with several international hits as SNAP!) Accompanied us during the visit of Radikal Technologies with Jörg Schaaf. We could look at it closer to the accelerator and learned the details. The Accelerator has an integrated motion sensor so that the sound on the basis of movements of the keyboard can be changed.

The Accelerator is a polyphonic synthesizer with 8 votes. Each voice offers 3 oscillators, 3 multimode filters, 6 envelope generators, 3 voice and a part-LFO. Further details on the accelerator you find on the website of Radikal Technologies."

Update2:

Radikal Technologies Accelerator at the MusikMesse 2010

YouTube via gearjunkies

"Our Gearjunkies Team member Marc puts his hands on the new Radikal synth, Accelerator."

E-MU EMULATOR II Sampling Synthesizer (1984) Steppin`Out & The Story Behind Retrosound

Published on Nov 20, 2019 RetroSound

"(c) 2019 vintage synthesizer demo by RetroSound
supported by UVI: http://bit.ly/retrosound-uvi

all synthesizer sounds: E-MU #EMULATOR II #Sampling #Synthesizer (1984)
drums: Roland TR-707 (1985)
recording: multi-track, also I used the EIIs internal sequencer for recording
fx: reverb and delay

instrumental cover of Joe Jackson´s wonderful track Steppin`Out from the year 1982"

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I've been waiting for Retrosound's next video to share the following sent my way via Soviet Space Child. I'm not on Instagram myself, so I missed it. The cover above "Steppin' Out" is just a nice coincidence. :)

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The Story behind RetroSound: Most of you know my synthesizers, but very little about the person behind them, today there are some personal sentences from me. I grew up in the former GDR. Until I was 18 years old, I only knew synthesizers from the western tv. As teenager, I heard the music of Depeche Mode, Human League, Yazoo, Pink Floyd and Genesis. But the soundscapes of Vangelis and Jean-Michel Jarre also found their way into my ear. The first synthesizer sounds I probably perceived while secretly listening to the ELO album from my dad. As kid and teenager, I always dream of a bunch of synthesizers like my musical heroes did. There were no pictures of Playboy on my wall, like some of my age, but badly copied photographs of synths from western tv. I knew that it would only be a dream, because there was no legal way to leave the GDR. And I did not want to leave her either. Everything changed in 1989 and what nobody could ever expect became reality. Suddenly the objects of desire moved within range, but the necessary money was missing. It was not until 1998 that I bought my first synthesizer from my long and hard saved money. It was the Clavia Nord Modular. I plunged madly on the device and programmed sounds day and night. Then Clavia became aware of me in Sweden and so one thing came to another. From then on, countless of my sounds were found among the Nord Modular / Micro Modular factory sounds. That motivated me to do more. Then the Roland Juno-60 came into the house, my dream synth of the 80s and still my favorite. I had not much money, so I bought old synthesizers and restored them. Well at some point I had realized my childhood dream yet. Today I work as a freelance sound designer for UVI. I compose soundscapes for documentary films and advise musicians all over the world. And maybe some of you know my RetroSound Vintage Synthesizer Channel on YouTube. Since 2007 with demo tracks, sounds. What happened exactly 30 years ago has taken my whole life in a completely different direction. I'm very happy about that. 🙌 . #mauerfall #30jahremauerfall #neunternovember #DDR #wiedervereinigung #retrosound #synth #synthesizer #GDR #germany #1989 #mauerfall30

A post shared by RetroSound (@retrosound72) on Nov 8, 2019 at 12:20am PST

Roland Jupiter-4 Analog Synthesizer

YouTube via retrosound72

"vintage synth demo by RetroSound

Roland Jupiter-4
4-Voice Analog Synthesizer from the year 1978.
The JP-4 sound is very warm and organic. The 4 VCO`s are always a bit out of tune but this is the typical JP-4 sound. A very nice analog synth!
Unfortunately a bit underrated. Not compared to the bigger JP-6 or JP-8. For me the best sounded Jupiter.

the demo shows some sound settings, arpeggiator and unisono mode
FX: Lexicon MPX for delay and reverb

used by: Human League, Depeche Mode (Vince Clark), Tears for Fears, Duran Duran, Vangelis, Thomas Dolby...."

Update:


YouTube via retrosound72 — May 27, 2010 — "vintage synth demo by RetroSound

Roland Jupiter-4 pt.2
4-Voice Analog Synthesizer from the year 1978.

The JP-4 sound is very warm and organic. The 4 VCO`s are always a bit out of tune but this is the typical JP-4 sound. Not compared to the bigger JP-6 or JP-8. For me the best sounded Jupiter.

the demo shows some sound settings and the arpeggiator
FX: Lexicon MPX for delay and reverb"

Improvisation on Space music style - Better Audio Quality

YouTube via gabriellehto. via RetroSound.
"I played this impro using (very easy) harmonies that I like a lot. The images from the universe, actually the universe itself always inspire me a lot. I used basically 4 synths; mainly; the old friend M1, controlling the Microkorg; MicroX for complement to the M1 sound and for effects like the MS 2000, that makes an AKS role. Tks in advance for your comment, Gabriel"

PPG Waveterm A + Wave 2.2 Video

YouTube via retrosound72 | February 02, 2011 |

"vintage synth demo by RetroSound

PPG Waveterm A and Wave 2.2 Wavetable Synthesizer from the year 1982.

The Waveterm is the heart of the legendary PPG system and based on an old german computer called Eltec Eurocom II with Motorola 6809 processor.

- creation of Waves and Wavetables
- fourier analysis / resonator
- additive synthesis
- 8 bit Sampling for the WAVE 2.2
- sequencer / event generator
- storage of sounds on 8" disc

this first demo video shows only a few functions (creation of waves, wavetables) of the Waveterm A. more coming soon."

PPG Waveterm A + Wave 2.2 pt.2

YouTube via retrosound72 | Feb 23, 2011 |

"this second WT-A demo video shows a few samples from The Waveterm A library, sample edition and resynthesis. You hear only pure waveforms, no sounds."

Roland Juno-106 Analog Synthesizer by RetroSound (audio)

YouTube via retrosound72.
"audio sound demo with some self-made retro-sounds by RetroSound. more info: www.retrosound.de"

Minimoog + SCI Pro-One + Roland JD-800 + TR-707 "RetroSound"

YouTube via retrosound72.
"synth demo by RetroSound

bass: Moog Minimoog, triggered by the MFB Step64 step sequencer and sync with the TR-707
percussive sound: SCI Pro-One, triggered by the built-in sequencer and sync with the TR-707
pads, fairlight voice & fx-sounds: Roland JD-800
drums: Roland TR-707

more info: www.retrosound.de"

YAMAHA DX-7 II FM Synthesizer - demo by RetroSound

YouTube via retrosound72.
"synth demo by RetroSound

The DX-7 II FD was an powerful digital synth and have very clean sound.

more info and pics: www.retrosound.de"

Roland Juno-60 + Juno-106 Analog Synthesizers by RetroSound

YouTube via retrosound72.
"synth demo by RetroSound

bass: Roland Juno-106
pad: Roland Juno-60
drums: Roland TR-707

The sound character of the two "Juno Brothers" is absolutely different!

more info: www.retrosound.de"

Sequential Circuits Prophet VS + Prophet-600 by RetroSound

YouTube via retrosound72.
"short synth demo by RetroSound

bassline: Prophet-600, triggered by the MFB Step64 step sequencer
drums: Roland TR-707
analog-like strings: Prophet VS

hand-played

more info: www.retrosound.de"

Roland JD-800 + Roland D-550 (D-50 Rack) by RetroSound

YouTube via retrosound72.
"synth demo track by RetroSound

bassline: Roland D-550, triggered by the MFB Step64 step-sequencer and transposed by the DX-7 II
pads: Roland JD-800, hand played
drums: Roland TR-707, sync with the MFB Step64

more info: www.retrosound.de"

Waldorf Microwave 2 "Wavetable Synthesizer" by RetroSound

YouTube via retrosound72.
"some self-made retro patches by RetroSound. sounds: Corona (wavetable pad), Vangelis CS-80 Emulation 1 and Vangelis 2, D-50 Sound, Slow Mini, Tears (wavetable pad), PPG Pad, Juno Pad... more info and sounds: www.retrosound.de"

ARP Odyssey III + SCI Pro-One demo track by RetroSound

YouTube via retrosound72.
"short demo track by RetroSound, the Odyssey was triggered by the Pro-One built-in sequencer,
on 1.40 change the sequencer theme

bass: Arp Odyssey III
modulated sounds: SCI Pro-One
drums: Roland TR-707

more info: www.retrosound.de"

RetroSound feat. Susan Rom "Floating Synth and Guitar"

YouTube via Uploaded by retrosound72 on Mar 6, 2011

"proudly presents the first colloboration from RetroSound vintage synths and Susan Rom music production.

"Floating Synth and Guitar"
used instruments:

Susan Rom live jam
guitar: Stratocaster
fx: CS-80 vst

RetroSound
synth: Oberheim OB-Xa
drums: SCI Drumtraks

more info here:
http://www.myspace.com/retrosound72 and
http://www.myspace.com/susanrom"

Roland JD-800 Synthesizer by RetroSound (audio part2)

YouTube via retrosound72.
"part2 of the Roland JD-800 Digital-Synthesizer demo by RetroSound. The JD like pads! ;-) more info: www.retrosound.de" Part 1 here

Sequential Circuits Prophet 600 Synthesizer by RetroSound

YouTube via retrosound72.
"audio demo with some self-made retro-sounds by RetroSound. more info: www.retrosound.de"

Oberheim Matrix-1000 Analog Synthesizer by RetroSound

YouTube via retrosound72.
"first part: short Matrix-1000 track, the OB-Matrix was triggered by the MFB Step64 step-sequencer, the drums came from the Roland TR-707. second part: some retro-sounds by RetroSound. more info: www.retrosound.de"

Moog Minimoog + Logan String Melody 2 by RetroSound

YouTube via retrosound72
"short demo track by RetroSound

bassline: Moog Minimoog
strings: Logan String Melody 2
drums: Roland TR-707

hand-played, no external effects

more info: www.retrosound.de"