Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Ginette - DIY instrument based on the ondes Martenot
YouTube Uploaded by pemakini on May 8, 2011
"I designed and built this instrument during 2010-2011. The idea is based on the ondes Martenot that was invented by Maurice Martenot in 1928. My instrument is named 'Ginette' after Ginette Martenot - an ondist and the sister of Maurice Martenot. She played ondes Martenot at the premiere of Olivier Messiaen's Turangalîla-Symphonie.
The heart of the instrument is a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) that produces the sound. I found great VCO design from Music From Outer Space -website. The VCO produces four waveforms or timbres - sine, triangle, ramp and square - which can be selected on the panel. The range of the fingerboard is four octaves and on the panel there is an octave selection knob, so the total pitch range is nine octaves. In practice the tracking isn't so accurate in very high and low registers. There are connectors for an external CV and a gate, so the instrument can also be controlled using external device like a keyboard or a sequencer, which both are my future DIY projects. I am going to improve the instrument by adding a voltage-controlled amplifier (VCA). This would fix the problem with the volume control button that leaks some signal when it's supposed to be mute.
The background noise in the video is due to the tube amplifier.
Here's the link to MFOS VCO:
http://www.musicfromouterspace.com/analogsynth/VCO20090724REV0/VCO20090724REV...
Dana Countryman's ondes Martenot controller project inspired me to start my own project. Here's the link:
http://www.danacountryman.com/martenot_project/martenot.html
Thanks to: Ray Wilson and Music From Outer Space, Dana Countryman
Special thanks to: Heta, Mikko, Teemu"
Sequential Circuits Prophet 600 Plus Drumtraks
YouTube Uploaded by Sjobeck7 on May 10, 2011
"Often described as moody and dark and at times unruly and prone to drift etc etc. Well.... all of those things are true alright but I still love it!"
Signals - Jack Curtis Dubowsky Ensemble
YouTube Uploaded by DeStijlMusic on Aug 8, 2008
Rhythm percussion kicks in at 2:05.
'Music Video for "Signals" by the Jack Curtis Dubowsky Ensemble.
Available on the CD Jack Curtis Dubowsky Ensemble I.
(c) + (p) 2008 De Stijl Music (BMI)
Jack Curtis Dubowsky: Roland Jupiter 6, Washburn Bantam Headless Electric Bass
Fred Morgan: Drums
Recorded live in studio without overdubs.
This is only two people, playing live!
This track begins with an extended solo cadenza on Roland Jupiter 6 analog synthesizer.
The lights you see in this video are the lights from the Roland Jupiter 6.
From about 5:53 you will also see the lights from a Roland TR 808.
The 808 was not used in this recording, but it looked good for the video!
http://cdbaby.com/cd/jackcurtisdubowsky
Also available on iTunes
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=282400282&...
Make friends with the JCD Ensemble on Myspace"
FL Studio Mobile | Coming Soon
YouTube Uploaded by imageline on May 10, 2011
"http://www.flstudiomobile.com - Create multi-track sequenced projects wherever you are. Then you can load these projects if you want into FL Studio and take them to the next level. Compatible with the iPhone, iPad and iPod (touch)."
iPads on eBay
iPod Touch on eBay
Playing with the Make Noise Phonogene
YouTube Uploaded by deengineered on May 10, 2011
"Sunday, May 7, 2011
924 Gilman, Berkeley, CA
http://www.makenoisemusic.com/Phonogene.html"
Drum Synth II
YouTube Uploaded by bchris1776 on May 10, 2011
"Thomas Henry MPS, Rich's LHH (woot) , 2 Ian Fritz AD/AR, Scott G. 4069 LFO, Fonik's VCPS and VC Clock - First run of the system - not even closed up the back of the case yet. Nowhere near the capabilities of this box."
THE COMPLETE SIMMONS DRUM BOOK BY BOB HENRIT
via this auction
"A must-have for the Simmons aficionado. An amazing document of the iconic electronic drum maker - tons of great photos, trivia and facts about the company that revolutionized electronic percussion. Covers the glory years - the beginning through the development of the SDX."
SIMMONS SDSV DRUM SYNTHESIZER w/HI HAT & CYMBAL
via this auction"Fully loaded SDSV Electronic Drum Synthesizer in great working order. Features incredibly rare Hi Hat and Cymbal modules in addition to the standard Bass, Snare and 3 Toms. Controls have been cleaned and module connectors have been re-tinned. Everything works as it should. Comes with rack ears as well as table-top enclosure, power cable, 1/4" to XLR cable for MTM Hi Hat control and copies of the manual and schematics. Audio clips from this unit. Recorded directly from the Mono output.
Presets 1 (internal trimpots)Presets 3 (front trimpots)
Presets 4 (front trimpots)
Presets 2 (knobs - position 1)
Presets 2 (knobs - position 2)
Presets 2 (knobs - position 3)
Additional pictures"
SIMMONS SDSV ANALOG ELECTRONIC DRUM SYNTHESIZER
via this auction"SIMMONS SDSV ANALOG ELECTRONIC DRUM SYNTHESIZER
SDSV Electronic Drum Synthesizer in good working order. Features Bass, Snare and 3 Tom modules. Controls have been cleaned and module connectors have been re-tinned. Everything works as it should. Comes with rack ears, power cable and pdf copies of the manual and schematics. Audio clips from this unit. Recorded directly from the Mono output.
Presets 1 (internal trimpots)Presets 3 (front trimpots)
Presets 4 (front trimpots)
Presets 2 (knobs - position 1)
Presets 2 (knobs - position 2)
Presets 2 (knobs - position 3)
Additional pictures"
Ensoniq TS-10 Workstation Synthesizer with Sound Library
via this auction"Included Sound Library
World-Piece
Pop-Rock Orchestral
Synth-Thesaurus
Timbral Magic
Altered Native
Wave Works
plus Essential Sound Series sample disks SSD-201, SSD-202, SSD-204, SSD-206, SSD-208, SSD-209, SSD-210, & SSD-101"
ROLAND 100m MODULAR MIXDOWN 1080p
YouTube Uploaded by XYtoTheDoubleG on Apr 24, 2011
"MY FIRST JOURNEY WITH MY NEW 100m SYSTEM
I HAVE MORE DEMOS
LET ME KNOW IF I SHOULD LOAD THEM"
Access Virus C Sounds Demo #1
YouTube Uploaded by XYtoTheDoubleG on Jan 10, 2008
Audio comes in at :15 - watch your volume levels.
"A demo of some ACCESS VIRUS C presets
1.E73-PowerStrnJ
2.C40-Glassey SV
3.A39-BillyGoat (selfmade)
4.A30-WWDJ(selfmade)
5.D19-Cremona HS
6.F10-BasstardJS"
Access Virus Bass Demo #2
Uploaded by XYtoTheDoubleG on Jan 13, 2008
"A demo of some ACCESS VIRUS C bass presets
I kind of failed to demonstrate them in a bass manor.
My bad
F127-Low
F114-V-Birth1 K
D72-Oddigy HS
C11-Comm basSV
C57-LatitudeSV
B57-SO-BASS RP
B83-U-BASS RP"
JUPITER T - Mini Analog Touch-Sensitive Synth SN#001
via this auction
"Make contact with the new JUPITER T. Chamber of Sounds brought you the Jupiter III, now we're bringing on the Jupiter T - with finger-touch control! The more skin you apply to the sensors, the louder it gets - it's super-sensitive too. Model T does all the cool optical-theremin and trigger-input madness of the Jupiter III, plus has a DC power input (does not run on batteries). You'll get a complimentary 9V power adapter and LED lightstick with it too, to deliver your wildest sonic experiments.
This is the first one available to the public with the blue faceplate (#001). It doesn't even appear on our site or videos yet - so you will get the blue one pictured above.Jupiter T is a fully analog & expertly hand built into a super-strong, ABS plastic, control case, similar to what might be on a spaceship in the 70s (think Logan's Run). It has oversized, MXR knobs, nickel-plated sensors, a slick, acrylic, control panel and is built with the finest components we can get our hands on. The sounds are ridiculously huge and unmistakably analog, you'll throw out your cheesy, analog-emulation devices when you hear it.
Be the first in your region to own this awesome mini-synth. There will only be a very limited run of these, so don't miss out.
Go freakin' space-crazy with Jupiter T, only from Chamber of Sounds
This unit is #001, signed, dated & numbered.
You cannot get it anywhere else on the planet, except direct from Chamber of Sounds.
Check out my feedback to see how pleased people are with COS products, shipping & customer service.
Finally here's the Jupiter T in action..."
Jupiter T - Touch Sensitive Analog Synth
previously posted
Jupiter T - Crossmod Fever
previously posted
Yusynth Arp 2600 filter clone
via this auction
"MOTM modular format Yusynth Arp filter clone. It is a replica of the filter found in later series Arp 2600 and Odyssey synths."
Build by Bridechamber.
Five G Synth Shop, Harajuku
YouTube Uploaded by youshriek on May 10, 2011
waving the camera around Tokyo last year. the music is "Well Enough Alone", a remix in-progress for You Shriek's "Heaven & Sorrow Ex Post Facto" collection. Original is on the album Somewhere Between (Heaven & Sorrow).
Stereoized cheeping chaos (Plogue Bidule + Glen Stegner ARPPE 2600 VA + Elogoxa Elottronix)
YouTube Uploaded by GruithuisenCityMan on May 10, 2011
"Hello ! My name is Frederic Gerchambeau. I have made this movie and this music. The music has been made in one take using Plogue Bidule, the Glen Stegner ARPPE 2600 VA VSTI and the Elogoxa Elottronix VST. Enjoy !"
"Hello ! My name is Frederic Gerchambeau. I have made this movie and this music. The music has been made in one take using Plogue Bidule, the Glen Stegner ARPPE 2600 VA VSTI and the Elogoxa Elottronix VST. Enjoy !"
ether^ra EAREND
YouTube Uploaded by potterpaint2000 on May 10, 2011
"an Buchla 200e imrov featuring the 266e and 256e in dominant roles. http://etherra.blogspot.com//"
ether^ra 2-VOLT-56
Uploaded by potterpaint2000 on May 10, 2011
"a Buchla 200e improv featuring the 256e. http://etherra.blogspot.com"
Eventide Space Bugbrand PT Delay Postcard Weevil Device Mutilation by electroscape
YouTube Uploaded by softfreak on May 10, 2011
"http://www.myspace.com/498192394
http://www.electroscape.net"
via sendling aka ....noise love
Native Instruments - Absynth SoundScape (Stasis)
YouTube Uploaded by ANTsynth on May 10, 2011
"Sound Design using Native Instruments Absynth."
Native Instruments - Absynth SoundScape ( In The Realm)
Coron Drum Synth RDS
via Vemia"Here's a quite unique chance to get 2 CORON 's analog DRUM SYNTH RDS modules in excellent electronic and cosmetic condition. They are extremely rare due to a very limited production at the end of 70's. There are 2 voices (synth) per unit, so 4 voices for this lot ! You can trigger them with an appropriate signal (such as a trigger/tom sound from a drum machine); of course you will be able to alter parameters in your sounds for each OSC (see photos) Really fat and versatiles analog sounds !"
Soundtorch 2.0
YouTube Uploaded by fm3000 on May 9, 2011
"http://soundtorch.com/
Audio Browsing Redefined.
Soundtorch lets you browse through your audio collection extremely fast. Just drag your audio files onto the Soundtorch view ― all sounds are immediately arranged in a meaningful way and ready to be auditioned. Soundtorch is driven by the C.A.S.E. (Computer Aided Sound Exploration) engine, a sophisticated suite of algorithms that analyze and intelligently classify your audio collection.
With Soundtorch you can listen to sounds using a virtual torchlight ― all sounds illuminated by the light are played back simultaneously. This allows you to get an overview of literally thousands of sound files in a matter of mere minutes. As you zoom in or focus the light beam, you can still listen to one sound at a time.
Even though Soundtorch plays so many sounds at once, there's no cacophony. Your mind is powerful enough to easily spot the sound you like. Soundtorch further positions each playing sound on a surround system, or uses advanced surround virtualization when listening with headphones.
http://accessive-tools.com
http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1520465
http://www.j3l7h.de"
EMS Synthi Hi Fli
via Vemia
"A rare early Synthi Hifli with original stand and early series chunky nylon-dipped pedals in beautiful condition. Serial number 9064, so the sixty-fourth Hifli made out of a total production of 450. This unit has been recently refurbished by EMS and Steve Thomas. Only a small number of these virtually indestructible diecast pedals were supplied before a change was made to the cheaper Solasound pedal shells. The original three-part chromed stands are also much sought-after. The previous owner added a useful modification switch that allows the permanent envelope system to be bypassed. David Cockerell's original design prevented the Hifli from being used with a continuous non-percussive audio signal. A mains on-off switch has also been added on the front panel. Evidence of two other modifications (now removed) can be seen. A jack socket was connected in the middle of the front face, now replaced with a blanking plug. This will be painted white for delivery. Also another switch to the right of the mains on-off switch has been removed. Note that this Hifli does not include the Growl modification added to the later Hiflis, although this can still be retrofitted by EMS if desired. VEMIA will pack and deliver or ship this instrument to the winning bidder. If you want the growl modification done, that could be done by EMS before we receive the Hi-Fli - at a cost of 90GBP total."
Movement Drum Computer Mk II x 2
via Vemia"I purchased both of these Movement Mark II's around eight years ago - both are sold as one lot (reason in a minute) and as non working. The first appears to be an earlier machine (no floppy drive) and is in cosmetically better condition than the other. It comes with a customquality flight case and appears to have been used by someone called 'T Vallis' although I can't find anything about them. Note this unit does not have MIDI. Upon powering on there is a nasty crackling from the power supply so it needs some care from a person qualified to do so! The second unit is I suspect later, firstly it has a built in floppy drive and seems to want to boot from it - however I have no boot or other discs for it. Secondly it has MIDI ports on the back. Movement produced very few units of the MkII - the Mk1 having been famously used in the 'Sweet Dreams' video by Eurythmics [see this post]. I understood Blancmange used a Movement Mk II for a couple of their albums - hence my having to try and own one (hands up to being a huge Blancmange fan!). They need to go to a good home who can get them working again - hence being sold as one lot - tragically I suspect one is going to have to be used to provide parts transplant for the other to make one working unit. ** According to nLi, the Movements were based on a NASCOM computer - lots of info at http://www.nascomhomepage.com/ **"
EMS DK0 keyboard - the rarest of EMS!
via Vemia
"People talk glibly of 'museum quality', but if there is one item in this
auction that fits that description, it is this. Firstly, it is very early, and
extraordinarily rare: Serial number 7001, and we believe Robin Wood at EMS has
had his hands on only ONE other example (possibly Eno's?). (On the phone this
week he clarified this - there may have originally been 10 or 15 made
altogether, he guesses, but he has only seen one.) Secondly, the cosmetic
condition is unbelievably good: it honestly looks like it was made in the last
few months, not nearly 40 years ago. The black tolex is so perfectly black,
and the keys so perfectly white, that it is very difficult to photograph. It
is clear that it has hardly ever been used, if ever. It was stored in dry,
secure non-smoking storage at Dartington College of Arts, who owned it from
new. It has been checked over and calibrated by Lucid Sound, is in perfect
working order, and comes with a perfect eight-pin lead."
EMS Sequencer 256
via Vemia"One of the rarest pieces of equipment from EMS or any other manufacturer: the massive Sequencer 256. Not just a very important part of electronic music history (probably the first commercially available digital sequencer, and unrivalled for a decade or more). It is also a thoroughly viable piece of equipment in today's electronic studio, with some elements which would be very difficult to re-create with a state-of-the-art computer system. This particular machine has been owned throughout its life by Dartington College in Devon, the arts college. Funds from the sale will go to the world-famous summer school. It was loaned out by Dartington in the late 70s for the cult film 'The Shout' - see one of the pics which has a still from the DVD behind this actual machine. It has been thoroughly serviced by EMS experts Lucid Sound, as usual with the kind help of Robin Wood at EMS. Lucid's service notes tell the story of the thoroughness of this work:- Replaced Nestra PSU capacitors 12V supply has ripple, swapped +/12V cards, now OK, possible diode blown in 12V rectifier, checked, reswapped, no fault found. Cleaned Nestra edge connectors, now OK. Tested sequencer, functions basically work but control voltages are unstable. Traced to bad trimmer resistors. Replaced all trimmers on C card, +2.5V reference out of range of adjuster, traced to faulty 741 opamp, replaced. +/2.5V now calibrated correctly. Replaced trimmers on B card, recalibrated internal clock. Slew rate processor calibrated – note slew rate CV in is hardwired to Channel B dynamic out. Set Channel B vernier to 5 if you want to disable this facility. Replaced trimmers on A card, keyboard output voltage still unstable. Traced to noisy resistors in output circuit and FET’s loose in sockets. Soldered FET’s in place, added 10k multiturn trimmer in place of existing 1k pot and 4k7 padding resistors, octaves now stable and calibrated. Adjusted so that middle ‘F’ is reference note at zero volts. Adjusted trimmer so that Zero Store = full scale on meter when indicating free memory. Some keyboard contacts intermittent, cleaned Calibrated verniers so that 5 = zero volts out. Scaling adjustable on verniers to +/1.2V/Octave. Layer 1 key circuit has been previously modified for +/10V output, layers 2 – 4 are standard at +/5V, but can be modified on request. Clock rate vernier sometimes slips, replaced vernier (retained original knob and cap) and calibrated for zero volt on meter and 4Hz clock frequency when vernier set to 5. Cleaned panels, tolex top and keyboard. EMS Keyboard lead included, tested and cleaned pins. Mains lead missing, manufactured new one. Sourced manual. Final test of all functions with Synthi A and SH09. Cosmetically the end cheeks are not good - they have lost quite a lot of veneer on the corners and edges; but the important bits - the control panel, etc - are very good indeed. Packing at VEMIA will be 25GBP; personal delivery may be possible at economic rates in UK and north-western Europe"
First Act Electronic 5 Drum Pad Synthesizer
via this auction"This is a First Act Electronic Digital Device. It is a 5 Pad Digital Drum Set. It features many tempos, tones, and sounds besides straight rock n' roll drum!"
Beat707 Hack #5 - MIDI Input
YouTube Uploaded by beat707videos on May 10, 2011
"www.Beat707.com
Hacks and Mods # 005 - MIDI Input
http://www.beat707.com/w/downloads/hacks-and-mods
Download PDF:
http://www.beat707.com/downloads/hacks/Hack_005_MIDI_Input.pdf"
ONE THOUSAND PULSES presents KEITH FULLERTON WHITMAN / May 28
"Keith Fullerton Whitman started his path through music at an early age (9) by intentionally ‘versioning’ Commodore Vic20 basic sound programs to yield raw computer-speak skronk. Growing up at record-collector fairs throughout northern New Jersey in the late 80s, Whitman had access to just about every type of underground music imaginable, declaring allegiances early on to European free improvisation, progressive and psychedelic rock, breakdance-themed urban machine music, the post World War II orchestral avant garde, and the early electronic experiments of the WDR and INA-GRM camps.Whitman is a composer/performer obsessed with electronic music, from its mid-century origins in Europe through its contemporary worldwide incarnation as “digital music.” He has implemented a complete system for performance of improvised electronic music that incorporates elements from nearly every era: a reel-to-reel tape machine, a selection of small “jerry-rigged”/”circuit-bent” battery-powered sound-producing boxes, an analog modular synthesizer [serge], an early “consumer” home-computer, and at the core, a contemporary computer running a custom-built Max-MSP based modular system that both controls these elements and acts as a central conduit into which their sounds are captured/collected, processed, then diffused to up to eight separate channels/speakers/amplifiers. It’s a more than impressive set-up that has already undergone several permutations; Whitman has metamorphosed all the technology now down to several more manage able modules, but he reserves the right to surprise future audiences with who-knows-what unimaginable electronic beasties at his charge.
In addition to his seemingly ever-growing list of daily activities, Whitman runs a mailorder service named Mimaroglu Music Sales which mainly sells reissues of early electronic music. He also runs the Entschuldigen record label and had previously run Reckankreuzungsklankewerkzeuge. He is not German. He has previously dabbled in “virtuosic dance music” under many stage names/pseudonyms, most notably Hrvatski. Key recordings in his oeuvre include two outings released under his given name on the Kranky label, Multiples and Recorded in Lisbon 10/4/2005, but just two superb examples of his unique, processed dronemuzik.
For his OTP debut, he’ll be previewing exclusive new works for synth, proof that as a full-on modular man, Whitman is an expert at singing the body electric.
> Keith Fullerton Whitman site
> Mimaroglu Music
________________
** SEATING IS LIMITED **
Advance ticket purchase strongly advised to secure your reservation
________________
DATE OF PERFORMANCE: May 28
DOORS OPEN @ 7:30 PM / PERFORMANCE @ 8 PM
ADMISSION:
$8 for advance/reserve seating
$10 at the door
TO PURCHASE TICKETS AND FURTHER INFORMATION:
www.onethousandpulses.com"
Dr. Bob's Collector Pack from Arturia
"ARTURIA and the BOB MOOG FOUNDATION announce the release of Dr. Bob’s Collector PackAsheville USA, Grenoble FRANCE– May 10th 2011
ARTURIA and the BOB MOOG FOUNDATION are proud to introduce Dr. Bob's Collector Pack.
This luxurious box set includes Arturia's award-winning Minimoog-V and Moog Modular V, a DVD of
the Moog documentary, an archival book featuring unreleased material curated by Michelle Moog-Koussa entitled From Bob Moog's Private Archives, and an official Bob Moog Foundation button.
Quantities are limited to 1000 copies worldwide. Profits will be donated to the Moog Foundation to benefit their projects and help carry Bob Moog’s legacy forward.
To celebrate this event, Arturia is also organizing a contest to win a 1975 Minimoog synthesizer on their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/arturia2.
"We are delighted to partner with the BMF and bring to musicians Dr. Bob, a pack that will be of high value to everyone interested in Bob Moog's legacy. Years ago, Arturia was extremely lucky to work with Bob Moog on the re-creation of some of his most famous synthesizers. Today we are extremely happy to support the BMF and give a little back, while bringing to the market a great collector box."
— Frederic Brun (President of Arturia)
“"The Bob Moog Foundation is proud and delighted to share many items from our archives for the one-of-a-kind From Bob Moog's Private Archives booklet included in Dr. Bob's Collector Pack. The items gracing these pages, many of them rarely seen, illuminate pivotal junctures in the rich history of the Moog legacy. From Bob Moog's Private Archives is the first published collection of images from the vast trove of materials that Bob accumulated over the length of his 50-year career; it serves as the ultimate complement to the materials in the Pack. Our thanks to Arturia for highlighting the sonic, historical and human legacy that Bob Moog left for us all to enjoy."
— Michelle Moog-Koussa (Executive Director of the Bob Moog Foundation)"
The Little Putney - Analogue Systems Based Synthi
via Zeitdehner's modular pages where you'll find more pics and the full write-up.
"1x RS-420 Octave controller
3x RS-95e VCO
1x RS-500e EMS Synthi filter
1x RS-20 Ring modulator/multiple
1x RS-510e EMS Synthi trapezoid generator
1x RS-40 Noise, S&H, clock
1x RS-70 Inverter/preamp
1x RS-165 Audio signal mixer
1x RS-190 Meter/inverter
1x RS-390 Mono in / stereo out echo
2x RS-180 VCA
A VCS3 hardware emulation would not be complete without a patch matrix, a joystick and a spring reverb. So, once again, I did a design for a panel with Front panel designer and had it made by Schaeffer AG . The panel is designed to hold a 20x20 matrix by Ghielmetti, a 10x10 matrix as patch pin holder, two Doepfer A-174-1 joysticks, a Doepfer A-199 spring reverb, 20 input jacks to the matrix and 20 output jacks from the matrix."
Bottom pic from Zeitdehner's DIY page where you'll find additional DIY projects."
cosmic electric sector - sample and hold delight....... mfos ultimate + expander
YouTube Uploaded by tominioe on May 10, 2011
"Sample and Hold random clocks for three oscilators of the mfos ultimate + expander"
MM+ VST software synthesizer.wmv
YouTube Uploaded by manxsynthesizers on May 8, 2011
"Audio capabilities of the Manx MM+ vsti.
External reverb & delay is used in places
www.manxsynthersizers.com"
XS-1 VST software synthesizer.wmv
Space Dust
YouTube Uploaded by vcs3dreams on May 9, 2011
"Sonic Forest + a little delay and reverb / 2 diy 8 step sequencers / LZX Monolith / Electro Harmonix Memory Boy
The red face 8 step sequencer is currently for sale on etsy.com
http://www.etsy.com/listing/73749314/8-step-cv-sequencer-analog-control"
Forest Dense
Uploaded by vcs3dreams on May 9, 2011
"Sonic forest + a little dealy and reverb
Handmade instrument for sale on etsy.com
http://www.etsy.com/listing/73279978/sonic-forest"
JUST IN!! - Akai MPC2500 Special Edition
YouTube Uploaded by Novamusik on May 10, 2011
"Just arrived @ novamusik.com! The Akai MPC2500 Special Edition!
http://www.novamusik.com/search.aspx?type=Model&keyword=11927&mid=70&..."
Buchla 200e Format Kilpatrick Audio K4816 Pattern Generator
via this auction
"As new/totally mint Buchla format K4816 Pattern Generator by Kilpatrick Audio, a Ltd Edition now sold out and unavailable elsewhere."
MFB Triple VCO / DCO
via this auctionSee the seller's other items for more.
"This is the original now obsolete module (osc-02 is different) fully working in very good cosmetic condition comes with cable for fitting to a doepfer power case... 3x voltage controlled oscillators in one module ! with seperate or pre mixed outputs and a ring modulation output of osc1 and osc2 !!!!!
all controllable by one cv input (1v/octave) or each voice has its own cv input (chords !)
This info is taken from the original web page now defunct
The OSC-01 Triple DCO provides you with three full-fledged analog oscillators under digital control in just one module. If desired, they can be played via one single control voltage for chords with fixed intervals. If you control the pitch of each DCO separately, for instance by a 3-row analog step sequencer, you can produce chords with changing intervals. The third oscillator features the extraordinary sawtooth waveform known from the first version SyLITE. Additionaly there´s a digital ring modulator.
Technical details
3 DCOs, that is analog oscillators with digitally controlled pitch (like in the Roland Juno 106), thus very stable. Each DCO has a CV-input (CV 1, 2, 3) for pitch, bu those are cascaded, so you can control all three oscillators with just one control voltage at CV input 1. The audio outs of the DCOs can be tapped at separate outputs or a common one. Furthermore puls width modulation, assignalble hard sync (os1 to 3 oder osc1+2 to osc3) and digital ring modulation of DCO 1 and 2 (internally switchable to 1 and 3) with a separate output. Three CV-inputs for frequency modulation (switchable to PWM) with a common attenuator for CV4 and an attenuator for CV6. DCO1 and 2: 16´, 8´, 4´, tune control, Waveforms: sawtooth, square, narrow pulse DCO3: 32´, 16´, 4´, tune control, Waveforms: square, narrow pulse, digital saw
inputs and outputs
cascaded inputs CV 1, 2 and 3 for FM. Inputs CV 4, 5 and 6 for FM or PWM (switchable), sync in, ring modulator output. Ausio out 1, 2 and 3 (cascaded)
measures and weight
Module for 3RU eurorack system / Width 16HP that´s 128,4mm x 80mm / module depth incl. knobs about 37mm / mounting depth (behind frontpanel) 21mm / power"
LinnDrum LM-2 with Forat MIDI and panel tune control
via this auctionvia the description: "I installed the FORAT midi kit myself, it works great. All the details are here, but essentially you can trigger all the sounds via midi, control the channel, assign the drum map as you wish, and sync up the clock if you want to write the beats internally."
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