Kobol Expander

Mos-lab

MOS-LAB 921 oscillators and 904a LP filter

Moog Sub Phatty on base sweep (with key taped down. It accidentally pops up at one point)

Elektron Analog 4 as Sequencer, effects, and a few other sounds. Sequencing the modular through CV.

All recorded live into Audacity without any editing. All effects from the Analog 4.

I re-patch the oscillator outputs a few times. You'll hear square, sawtooth, and (for a moment) triangle. Triangle is too low volume for the lower register, but works nicely for higher pitched stuff.

MOS-LAB 921 and Elektron Analog 4 Sequence

Nothing musical here. Just demonstrating the types of sounds you can get from this combination of oscillators, mixer, and filter.

Ran the Three MOS-LAB Moog 921 Oscillators through the 904a filter (oscillators mixed using STG mixer), and messed with it a bit. You'll hear the three sawtooth waves followed by the three square/pulse waves (with PWM). I add in a second envelope and do a bit of arpeggio while noodling a bit.

No effects or any processing. Recorded directly into audacity. I wanted you to hear the raw sound of this synth voice. It's friggin *huge*.

MOS-LAB 921 And 904a Test 2

Nothing musical, just exploring more of the sonic abilities of the MOS-LAB oscillators.

Sounds from the MOS-LAB 921 oscillators and 904 LP filter. Also added a little dotcom noise, and experimented with clipping the filter envelope.

No effects or eq. Recorded directly into Audacity.

More MOS-LAB Moog fatness

http://www.dazeddigital.com/music/article/20912/1/cool-down-with-a-dreamlike-mix-from-tycho

A Gap Between – “Orange Horizon”
Clark – “Tooth Moves”
Lone – “Karen Loves Kate”
Daniel Avery – “Knowing We'll Be Here”
Sly-One – “Come to Mine (HNNY Mix)”
Airbird & Napolian – “In The Zone”
Shigeto – Lineage “(Sun Glitter Remix)”
Ulrich Schnauss – “A Long Way To Fall”
The Beat Broker – “Departure”
Atlas Sound – “Washington School”
Jaakko Elno Kalevi – “No End”
Mungolian Jetset presents Jaga Jazzist vs. Knights Of Jumungus – “Toccata”
Christopher Willits – “CLEAR”
Panda Bear – “Untitled”
Benoit Pioulard – “Fluoresce”
Bibio – “Down To The Sound”
Todd Terje – “Snooze 4 Love (Version)”

Tycho - Dazed Mix

Now that's what I call Electr

Green Spot

Mos-lab Kobol Expander 3
RSF Polykobol 2 (strings pad)
Vlinn (bassdrum, snare, hithat)

MOS-LAB KOBOL EXPANDER III DEMO2

A fresh and jazzy improvisation only composed with the Behringer Kobol Expander (+ the Behringer RD-6 for the drums).
Christóphoros.

KOBOL BLOSSOM

Mélange de sons FM et analogiques. La FM d'un Yamaha PSR 36 est filtrée et modulée à travers un Kobol expander. Les Choir proviennent d'un Roland Fantom 06. Effets : Delay Mooer D7 X2, Reverb Strymon BlueSky, Distorsion Iron Horse V3. Enregistrement live, aucun DAW utilisé, aucun traitement externe après enregistrement, juste une normalisation de l'audio.

Exotic sweetness

This is an attempt to match the Behringer Kobol Expander to a well-known recording made with the original RSF Kobol module (Jean-Michel Jarre's Arpeggiator)

Arpeggiator bass line (Behringer Kobol Expander experiment)

David August - Her Myth

www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=462

"A few eyebrows may have been raised when Job Jobse snuck into our top DJs of 2014 list, but for those who have seen him play over the past few years it won't have come as a surprise. Jobse gradually built his name as a resident DJ at the much-loved—and now defunct—Amsterdam nightclub Trouw. He was a regular at its predecessor, Club 11, and his party Drukpers was the first-ever event at Trouw when it opened in 2009. Five years later, Jobse brought the house down when he span the last-ever set at the club, something he describes below as "the biggest honour I can think of." In the intervening years he played a significant role in establishing Trouw as one of Europe's best clubs. His melodically rich mix of house, techno, disco and Italo soundtracked countless parties, and as the club's booker he helped shape the broad-ranging music policy that defined Trouw. Until recently he was also the label manager at Life And Death, the label that along with Innervisions has popularised a style of dance music that Jobse himself calls trance—or at least a form of it. In our recent Thoughts on 2015 piece, we said this style has become the dominant force in underground club music; with his international bookings stacking up, Jobse looks like he's now a key name in this movement."

Job Jobse - Resident Advisor Podcast / RA.462

This set contains some demos with my Mos Lab modular system.
These modules are almost perfect replicas of the famous Moog modules.
The system consists of following modules :
1 x 992 controls to oscillators
1 x 921-A oscillator driver
3 x 921-B oscillator
2 x CP10 mixer
2 x 995 attenuators
1 x 911 envelope generator
2 x 902 voltage controlled amplifier
1 x 904-A voltage controlled low pass filter
1 x 904-B voltage controlled high pass filter
1 x 904-C filter coupler
2 x 905 reverberation unit

MOS-LAB KOBOL EXPANDER III DEMO2

Sebastien Moumon