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CME UF 50 And Waldorf Nano: The CME Stands Alone
Bill Holland has more than a few screws loose in this video as he opens up the CME UF 50 controller keyboard for some surgery. If the surgery is a success, the implanted Waldorf Nano soundcard will give the CME controller the ability to act as a standalone keyboard. If the surgery fails, however,...
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Waldorf Blofeld Is Most Definitely Not A Salad
For this demo, Bill Holland hooked up the "highly scientific" Waldorf Blofeld syhth to Ableton and let her rip. Its sleek German design puts all controls in their most logical locations, so you can reserve more brainpower for world domination.
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Official Waldorf Blofeld tutorial
Official Waldorf Blofeld tutorial
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Sonic TALK 318 - Waldorf Nave
Sonic TALK 318 - Waldorf Nave
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Waldorf Microwave II "Sunset Dream"
Synth demo track by RetroSound.de "Sunset Dream" intro speech sound and all wavetable sounds: Waldorf Microwave II.
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Waldorf Blofeld Keyboard Preview
This is a preview of the prototype of the awesome new keyboard version of the Waldorf Blofeld synthesizer. The keyboard version adds 60MB of user sample memory (accessed via USB) and a solid semi-weighted keyboard. Coming this December!
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Musikmesse2012 Waldorf Zarenbourg Demo
From the Winter Namm 2007 to the latest Musikmesse, You can see the Zarenbourg. That's right, this is a physical modeled Rhodes type piano. It is digital. Why would they design an instrument in such a large case when they could easily put it into a small rackmount. Well, it must be the vibe. Also...
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Waldorf Pulse Overview With Ross Kelly
We revisit Ross Kelly, known in Chicago clubs as DJ Steak, and he shows us the Waldorf Pulse. This modern monophonic synth has some sweet sounds and features -- no wonder it takes ninja-quick hands to operate.
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Waldorf Blofeld Guises As Ableton Live Controller For Demo
Bill Holland hooks up the Waldorf Blofeld to Ableton Live to get his old school hardware control on. What he comes up with sounds something like a circus of dolphin song and twittering mantids, which is just what you want on a hot club night. I mean, I do, anyway.
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Korg M3: Working The Pads With KARMA
In part four of Gearwire's Korg M3 walkthrough, Bill Holland uses KARMA to use the pads effectively. Bill shows how to make using the pads as intuitive as a process as possible. Watch this video to see how you can assign chords to pads, use the latch function to save your fingers, and use the X/Y...
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