WordySoulspeak -- Monkey Step
YouTube Published on May 3, 2012 by jigejige
Moog Voyager
"WordySoulspeak is Group of 2 Djs/ Beatmakers Consisting of 3 times DMC Champion Dj Wordy and Soulspeak (Super Producer from Los Angeles)
www.djwordy.com"
Dj Wordy & Soulspeak - D TRAIN TO SHANGHAI (live at shelter shanghai)
YouTube Published on Jul 9, 2012 by jigejige
"live from shanghai shelter, go pro rec live"
Korg Microkorg, White Native Instruments Machine x 2 & Korg Kaoss Pad KP3.
Dj Wordy & Soulspeak - Cuttin Dirty Breaks
Uploaded by jigejige on Oct 18, 2011
"WordySoulspeak is Group of 2 Djs/ Beatmakers Consisting of 3 times DMC Champion Dj Wordy and Soulspeak (Super Producer from Los Angeles)"
https://www.youtube.com/user/jigejige/videos
http://www.djwordy.com/
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Synthesizers.com Desktop Box 11 Cabinets
via Synthesizers.com
"Desktop Box 11 cabinets can be stacked in endless configurations to build systems of any size. Unique side-panel designs connect cabinets in very interesing ways using simple plates and thumbscrews. Multiples and power LEDs are built into the cabinet giving you more space for modules. An internal power harness is included, just add a power supply (QPS4) and sides to suit your needs. Box 11 can even be powered from Portable or Studio systems. Box 11 is the ultimate in modular cabinetry."
Click the image for the super size shot.
Crumar Performer Video Demos
electro-music.com Kansas City Gathering
via Damon Mar of Marsynth
on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
"Official event poster for this weekend's electro-music.com regional kansas city gathering: done! If you are in the area and are able to make it, come out and enjoy a fun weekend of electronic sights and sounds."
Click the pic for details.
Update: You can find the daily schedule here.
Phuture - Acid Trax (highsage remake live performance 2012)
"Recorded straight off a Mackie 1202 with a Machinedrum and a 303. First time in a few years. Will be the encore track in my live hardware set this summer. This time kicked it up to 128 from 120 bpm, and spent a few hours having to (once AGAIN!) re-craft the original pattern on the 3's. I think this time around it came out even closer to the original. Bump it loud! RESPECT goes out to Pierre on this one, MUCH LOVE BRUTHA!"
Moog on Remembering Clara Rockmore: the Greatest Theremin Virtuosa
"Born in 1911, Clara Rockmore is widely regarded as the greatest Theremin player to have ever lived. A child prodigy, Clara began her musical career as a violinist studying with Leopold Auer, but gave up the instrument in her teens due to an arthritic condition in her bow arm. By this point she had immigrated to the US and befriended Leon Theremin, who had recently developed an instrument that bore his name, the Theremin..."
Full post on Moog Music here.
via Moog Music Inc. on Facebook
MacBeth micromac-r & Korg SQ-10
Two more pics via Ken MacBeth on Facebook
"I'm just about to upload a demo featuring this kit: Korg SQ-10, MacBeth micromac-r, and my purpose built analogue keyboard! I want to demo the three oscillators playing seperately!"
See the videos here.
Dual AtomoSynth Koe modular
YouTube Published on Jul 17, 2012 by atomolab
http://www.atomosynth.com/
"Just a quick demo using the AtomoSynth dual Koe modular for the acid bass and lead, a bit of reverb and delay added with a lexicon, drums from the motif, all sequenced by midi with cubase."
Waldorf Q Beer Mug
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Roland JX-3P Synth
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Three Drum Machines and One cup (and an Amstrad Synth) july 2012
YouTube Published on Jul 17, 2012 by squidfanny
"More fun with Bolt-Bays & DIY Sequencers. This time I get to road test a newly built HR-16 Glitch Machine. . .
So what's going on here then?
Well, firstly the HR-16 Drum Machine has tentacles extended from it's bolt-bay straight into the Amstrad's bolt-bay...... Depending on hows it's patched, all manner of weird , unique and noisy sounds can be generated.
I'm using a computer to drive one of the little yellow drum synths, courtesy of an 'Engineers@work MIDI-TRIGGER converter', using a very basic drum pattern and using mute switches to cut / drop.
The MIDI-TRIGGER is also proving CLICK & RESET tracks to drive DIY sequencer in the synth, and also to Reset the DIY Sequencer in the other yellow drum machine.
The HR-16 Drum Machine also contains it's own little DIY sequencer, which is providing a tempo synced CLICK track to Drive the sequencer in the other yellow drum synth.
Finally, note the REVERSE button on the HR-16 Drum Machine....."
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Biceps Odyssey
YouTube Published on Jul 17, 2012 by Ebotronix
"Bicycle Spokes
Neumann U 87 via SPL Channel One
Arp Odyssey 2811 and 2821"
Biceps Revers Odyssey
Published on Jul 17, 2012 by Ebotronix
"Bicycle Spokes
Neumann U 87 via SPL Channel One
Arp Odyssey 2811 and 2821"
zvukoprocessor - pattern ballet 30.6.12
YouTube Published on Jul 16, 2012 by gurfilm
Watch through the end.
"performed by zvukoprocessor
live in levontin 7 on 30 of june 2012.
filmed by dina gray
edited by _gurfilm
for booking contact: zvukoprocessor@gmail.com"
synth spotting with zvukoprocessor
"eurorack modular with modules from the harvestman, make noise, doepfer, malekko / wiard, low-gain electronics, manhattan analog, synthesis technology, 4ms, flame, mfb, pittsburgh modular, addac systems, tiptop audio, intellijel designs
klee sequencer, ::vtol:: volfram serial #1, korg emx-1, korg kp2 and kp3, korg monotron delay, line6 echopark and elektron octatrack"
AutoRap Yourself with Smule's New Free App for iOS and Android
YouTube Published on Jul 17, 2012 by smuleage
Someone needs to put a synth in it. I guess this will work:
AutoRap for Android and iOS [The Cornholio Test]
Published on Jul 17, 2012 by smuleage
Seriously though, I will try this with some synth and rhythm tracks when I have time just to see what it does. It is free. If you try it feel free to let me know. Email icon on the bottom right of the site or comment here.
iTunes (Android link in the press release below):
AutoRap - Smule
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"Get ready to unleash your inner rapper with Smule’s new app! AutoRap magically morphs your speech into rap and corrects bad rapping.Smule, the creators of top-ranking social music-making apps, such as Songify and I Am™ T-Pain, will release AutoRap for free today at 9 AM (PST) to delight Android and iOS users alike.
App Store link: AutoRap - Smule
Google Play link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.smule.autorap
Check out AutoRap in action:
Co-founder Dr. Ge Wang conducts a stress test as Cornholio: http://youtu.be/k1DgNfz1g_s
San Franciscans rap outside a food truck: http://youtu.be/FvKHo23xsoA
Prerna Gupta, the inventor of AutoRap, flows with a demo: http://youtu.be/kqObq5xiFFQ
About AutoRap:
Simply talk into your iPhone or Android device about whatever is on your mind -- your dog, lunch, or favorite ice cream flavor -- and hear your words instantly transformed into an amazing rap song. In karaoke-style "rap mode", AutoRap can correct bad rapping by synching your words to the right rhythmic groove. Enjoy freestyle beats and premium songs from artists like Snoop Dogg and Nicki Minaj. AutoRap is the newest member of Smule's family of apps. Our customers have downloaded over 55 million apps and created more than 650 million songs.
We hope you enjoy AutoRap!"
Francesco Synth Meeting Mulassano - Deli Moog & NSFW Card Holder
Not sure what's going on here, but there you have it.
via Francesco Synth Meeting Mulassano on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge. Don't miss the NSFW profile pic, captured below for those interested. No Synth Chicks label for this one, because that, my friends, is not a synth chick. It's a butt holding a 2 of spades.
Mmm... Deli Moog.
Synovatron's Second Module - The CVGT1
via Tone's aka Synovatron
"The new module is a Eurorack format Eurorack/Buchla translator called CVGT1. It allows Eurorack and Buchla synths to interact with each other, as the name suggest it provides a CV and a Gate/Trigger interface. Not only does it provide the correct format connectors (and adheres to the Buchla color code) but it also deals with the CV scaling and offsetting and the gate/trigger and timing pulse conversion required to allow control in both directions.
The module is in final stages of build and will need to undergo design proving tests before I release it into the world. So far the front panels are complete and all the components are in stock except for the slightly important PCBs which are due in tomorrow (18th July 2012). The intended launch date is Saturday 21st July at the Brighton Modular Meet at the University of Sussex just outside Brighton UK.
Here are some quick photos of the panels and partial assembly. I will follow up in a few days with better photos of the fully assembled module, further details and User Manual download link."
Nice pic of the sheets of CVGT1s.
Computer Magic x Novation
YouTube Published on Jul 17, 2012 by NovationTV
"Computer Magic (aka Danz) talks to Novation TV about how her music happened by accident, and how she uses her Launchpad and Impulse 61 to make music in the studio and perform it live on stage."
Roland Juno-60 SN 306097
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Minimoog Model D SN 5417 with Pitch Ribbon
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Flight of Harmony - Double Plague Bearer module
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Make Noise Format Jumbler Eurorack Module
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"The Format Jumbler is an adaptor module which converts between 3,5mm (1/8")jacks, 6.3mm (1/4") jacks and banana plugs. Additionally you can use the module as a multiples. Besides converting between the three connector formats available the Format Jumbler can link four of his five channels in different ways. So you can use it as a flexible signal splitter/multiples. Channel five is not normalised and features an additional grounding banana jack instead of the second 3.5mm socket."
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"The Format Jumbler is an adaptor module which converts between 3,5mm (1/8")jacks, 6.3mm (1/4") jacks and banana plugs. Additionally you can use the module as a multiples. Besides converting between the three connector formats available the Format Jumbler can link four of his five channels in different ways. So you can use it as a flexible signal splitter/multiples. Channel five is not normalised and features an additional grounding banana jack instead of the second 3.5mm socket."
EDP Caterpillar controller keyboard for Wasp, Gnat, Spider
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"EDP Caterpillar controller keyboard, for Wasp and Gnat synthesizers and Spider sequencer.
The Electronic Dream Plant Wasp was a popular and affordable British-built synthesizer sold in the '80s. It featured a flat touch-sensitive keyboard which, though it made it inexpensive, also made it difficult to play. EDP's answer was the Caterpillar, a proper three-octave mechanical keyboard which could be connected to the Wasp and play it via a proprietary cable. The Caterpillar is also compatible with EDP's cut-down Gnat synth, and the Spider digital sequencer.
The Caterpillar has four EDP connectors, so it can play up to four Wasps simultaneously; either polyphonically, or randomly, or cyclically. The effect of this is stupendous - I've seen it done once, but who these days has four working Wasps? The Caterpillar also has a Hold function, and a Voice Select mode which was intended for a programmable synth which never made it to market.
The Caterpillar has a charmingly hand-made looking wooden case and is normally powered by an internal 9V battery. This one is a bit of an oddity in that it's been painted black - not in the factory I think, but by a previous owner. Certainly there's a lot of scratching to the paintwork and the original wooden finish is showing through. There's been a mod made so there's a dangling external connector for a 9V power supply - I haven't taken the back off, but I imagine it would still be possible to connect a battery.
One knob cap is missing, and the other has lost its cover, but they're easy enough to replace and the switches still seem fine.
Points to bear in mind;
1) This is purely a controller keyboard, it doesn't make any sounds. Its sockets may look like MIDI, but they're not; it will control only EDP synths, and you will have to provide the appropriate EDP cables.
2) I haven't been able to test it at all, since my Wasp died long ago. Therefore it's being sold with no guarantee of functionality of any kind, and no possibility of return. If you're interested enough to collect EDP gear, I imagine you're willing to accept the possibility that it may need service or maintenance. It certainly needs a good clean.
3) I don't have any cables or manuals - there are only two switches, so you should be able to manage without a manual if you can't find one on the net; I think Kenton Electronics can supply EDP cables.
It's not too heavy to post, but collection from St Albans is welcome."
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"EDP Caterpillar controller keyboard, for Wasp and Gnat synthesizers and Spider sequencer.
The Electronic Dream Plant Wasp was a popular and affordable British-built synthesizer sold in the '80s. It featured a flat touch-sensitive keyboard which, though it made it inexpensive, also made it difficult to play. EDP's answer was the Caterpillar, a proper three-octave mechanical keyboard which could be connected to the Wasp and play it via a proprietary cable. The Caterpillar is also compatible with EDP's cut-down Gnat synth, and the Spider digital sequencer.
The Caterpillar has four EDP connectors, so it can play up to four Wasps simultaneously; either polyphonically, or randomly, or cyclically. The effect of this is stupendous - I've seen it done once, but who these days has four working Wasps? The Caterpillar also has a Hold function, and a Voice Select mode which was intended for a programmable synth which never made it to market.
The Caterpillar has a charmingly hand-made looking wooden case and is normally powered by an internal 9V battery. This one is a bit of an oddity in that it's been painted black - not in the factory I think, but by a previous owner. Certainly there's a lot of scratching to the paintwork and the original wooden finish is showing through. There's been a mod made so there's a dangling external connector for a 9V power supply - I haven't taken the back off, but I imagine it would still be possible to connect a battery.
One knob cap is missing, and the other has lost its cover, but they're easy enough to replace and the switches still seem fine.
Points to bear in mind;
1) This is purely a controller keyboard, it doesn't make any sounds. Its sockets may look like MIDI, but they're not; it will control only EDP synths, and you will have to provide the appropriate EDP cables.
2) I haven't been able to test it at all, since my Wasp died long ago. Therefore it's being sold with no guarantee of functionality of any kind, and no possibility of return. If you're interested enough to collect EDP gear, I imagine you're willing to accept the possibility that it may need service or maintenance. It certainly needs a good clean.
3) I don't have any cables or manuals - there are only two switches, so you should be able to manage without a manual if you can't find one on the net; I think Kenton Electronics can supply EDP cables.
It's not too heavy to post, but collection from St Albans is welcome."
EMS Vocoder 1000 SN 12090
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"Product: Vocoder 1000
Manufacturer: EMS
Release date: 1978
Country: England
This very rare EMS Vocoder 1000, from the same company that brought you the Synthi AKS and VCS3. This amazing sounding analog vocoder, perhaps the most intelligible ones out there. It has a very nice tone, and most importantly, you can hear what you're saying without having to keep changing the settings. Jean Michel Jarre, Pink Floyd plus many others in 1970-80's used them extensively, and this model was used as the sound of the robots on Battlestar Galactica and in early Dr Who episodes. The 1000 has a very similar design to the 2000; except for a few changes (they moved some of the sockets to the front panel etc). This unit is in good condition and as far as I can tell, still fully functional. I've used it for recording at home and it works great, mixed with the keyboard and mic, to give you the authentic sound of the 1970’s Vocoder.
There are not many Google entries for this Vocoder, but one of the original team that produced them was still repairing and manufacturing them in Cornwall, England up until recently. sales@ems-synthi.demon.co.uk. I have a PDF service manual that I can send on but no operating manual, but there is a Youtube clip of a Vocoder 2000 instruction demonstration available. I will send on the link if required.
I will courier this item worldwide (please ask for quotes), but I would recommend postal insurance as this will be a costly item to replace,( if you could find one). I will deliver this item up to 50 miles@45p per mile (one way) cash on arrival."
via this auction"Product: Vocoder 1000
Manufacturer: EMS
Release date: 1978
Country: England
This very rare EMS Vocoder 1000, from the same company that brought you the Synthi AKS and VCS3. This amazing sounding analog vocoder, perhaps the most intelligible ones out there. It has a very nice tone, and most importantly, you can hear what you're saying without having to keep changing the settings. Jean Michel Jarre, Pink Floyd plus many others in 1970-80's used them extensively, and this model was used as the sound of the robots on Battlestar Galactica and in early Dr Who episodes. The 1000 has a very similar design to the 2000; except for a few changes (they moved some of the sockets to the front panel etc). This unit is in good condition and as far as I can tell, still fully functional. I've used it for recording at home and it works great, mixed with the keyboard and mic, to give you the authentic sound of the 1970’s Vocoder.
There are not many Google entries for this Vocoder, but one of the original team that produced them was still repairing and manufacturing them in Cornwall, England up until recently. sales@ems-synthi.demon.co.uk. I have a PDF service manual that I can send on but no operating manual, but there is a Youtube clip of a Vocoder 2000 instruction demonstration available. I will send on the link if required.I will courier this item worldwide (please ask for quotes), but I would recommend postal insurance as this will be a costly item to replace,( if you could find one). I will deliver this item up to 50 miles@45p per mile (one way) cash on arrival."
OBERHEIM SEM ORIGINAL ANALOG MODULE
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"Original SEM Module, from an Oberheim Four Voice
Great Classic Synthesizer from the 70's.
Fat and beautiful analog sound!
Specifications
Polyphony - Monophonic
Oscillators - 2 VCO's (each with sawtooth or variable-pulse waveforms)
LFO - LFO is triangle wave only
Filter - 2-pole multimode (low-, band-, hi-pass, band-reject) VCF with ASR (Attack, Decay and Sustain) generator
VCA - 2 ADR (Attack, Decay and Sustain) Envelope Generators
It should be in normal working conditions, but as it hasn't been turned on for years, I can not confirm exactly.
It's been very well kept though - away from humidity etc - and you can see by the pictures, that panel and circuit boards are in very good shape..."
via this auctionPics of the inside below.
"Original SEM Module, from an Oberheim Four Voice
Great Classic Synthesizer from the 70's.
Fat and beautiful analog sound!
Specifications
Polyphony - Monophonic
Oscillators - 2 VCO's (each with sawtooth or variable-pulse waveforms)
LFO - LFO is triangle wave onlyFilter - 2-pole multimode (low-, band-, hi-pass, band-reject) VCF with ASR (Attack, Decay and Sustain) generator
VCA - 2 ADR (Attack, Decay and Sustain) Envelope Generators
It should be in normal working conditions, but as it hasn't been turned on for years, I can not confirm exactly.
It's been very well kept though - away from humidity etc - and you can see by the pictures, that panel and circuit boards are in very good shape..."
Moog Prodigy SN 5892X
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"The synth has just recently been serviced (2 weeks ago, by JB Electronics near Stanstead), there's also a sticker inside noting it was serviced in 1976! It was originally owned by a school who bought it from new, but put it in 'the back of the music cupboard' when more modern digital synths came along. I have owned it for the last ten years, and loved every minute of it.
It can produce singing string sounds, screaming sync leads, and the most monsterous bass sounds I've ever heard! This is in part due to it having the same 24 dB/octave filters at the famous Minimoog.
Later models (which included CV and Gate inputs) had slightly different filters and didn't sound quite as 'meaty'. This is one of the early pre-CV and Gate models. Serial number: 5892X (see picture)."
via this auction"The synth has just recently been serviced (2 weeks ago, by JB Electronics near Stanstead), there's also a sticker inside noting it was serviced in 1976! It was originally owned by a school who bought it from new, but put it in 'the back of the music cupboard' when more modern digital synths came along. I have owned it for the last ten years, and loved every minute of it.
It can produce singing string sounds, screaming sync leads, and the most monsterous bass sounds I've ever heard! This is in part due to it having the same 24 dB/octave filters at the famous Minimoog.
Later models (which included CV and Gate inputs) had slightly different filters and didn't sound quite as 'meaty'. This is one of the early pre-CV and Gate models. Serial number: 5892X (see picture)."
Roland SH-2 Synthesiser
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"Roland SH-2 Synthesiser, vintage analogue synth in great condition for age (1978-79). This is a classic monophonic unit and is an excellent sounding bit of kit which I have used in my studio for those extra bits and pieces that plugins will only ever fail to deliver in sonic terms."
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"Roland SH-2 Synthesiser, vintage analogue synth in great condition for age (1978-79). This is a classic monophonic unit and is an excellent sounding bit of kit which I have used in my studio for those extra bits and pieces that plugins will only ever fail to deliver in sonic terms."
Jomox Sunsyn Mk1 SN 0163
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"Here is your rare chance to own a Jomox Sunsyn Mk1 eight voice analog synthesizer. This synth is very rare, less than 200 made and you don't see them come up for sale more than a couple times a year. There is a reason for that: they sound incredible! My favorite analog synthesizer, amazing analog sound that's very unique. NOTHING sounds like a Sunsyn. The routing and modulation capabilities are great and it's all very easy to use and hands on with minimal menu diving. The RCO's are fantastic and the variable four pole filter is one of the best I've used. It can do classic analog synth sounds but with the RCO and routing it reaches into new territory. This synth is in MINT shape and fully functional. This is a V1, very late SN 016x. Being a later SN it is a bit more stable than some of the earlier ones. I have never had any bug issues with this one. This was a backup unit and lightly used in a smoke free home studio. Probably the nicest one you will ever find. This is the last one I have and I was planning to keep it. Only selling it because I have other urgent purchase needs for my studio right now. I would take this over other modern synths like the Andromeda and older stuff like Memorymoog or Prophet 5. It seriously sounds that good, a king for pads and modulation effects. Buy it now before I change my mind! See pictures below for more details. Don't miss out!" A few more pics are at the auction.
via this auction"Here is your rare chance to own a Jomox Sunsyn Mk1 eight voice analog synthesizer. This synth is very rare, less than 200 made and you don't see them come up for sale more than a couple times a year. There is a reason for that: they sound incredible! My favorite analog synthesizer, amazing analog sound that's very unique. NOTHING sounds like a Sunsyn. The routing and modulation capabilities are great and it's all very easy to use and hands on with minimal menu diving. The RCO's are fantastic and the variable four pole filter is one of the best I've used. It can do classic analog synth sounds but with the RCO and routing it reaches into new territory. This synth is in MINT shape and fully functional. This is a V1, very late SN 016x. Being a later SN it is a bit more stable than some of the earlier ones. I have never had any bug issues with this one. This was a backup unit and lightly used in a smoke free home studio. Probably the nicest one you will ever find. This is the last one I have and I was planning to keep it. Only selling it because I have other urgent purchase needs for my studio right now. I would take this over other modern synths like the Andromeda and older stuff like Memorymoog or Prophet 5. It seriously sounds that good, a king for pads and modulation effects. Buy it now before I change my mind! See pictures below for more details. Don't miss out!" A few more pics are at the auction.
Elektron Machinedrum SPS-1 MKII Percussion Synthesizer
Korg MonoPoly Analog Synthesizer
Yamaha CS 15 analog monophonic synth SN 8017
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Dementia Labs Circuit Bent Alien Probe Synth
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YouTube Published on Jul 17, 2012 by SuperRoss007
Audio demo video posted here.
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Audio demo video posted here.
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Circuit Bent Kids Way Keyboard by freeform delusion
YouTube Published on Jul 17, 2012 by freeformdelusion
"Kids Way Keyboard
switched 1/4inch jack output
red LED
pitch up/down control
power/voltage drop glitch
distortion switch
two way feedback switch, each with control - down for microphone feedback. Up for distortion feedback
.fd. online
Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/pages/freeform-delusion/144587583120
Twitter - http://twitter.com/#!/freeformd
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soundshuttle and hairconditioned driver
YouTube Published on Jul 17, 2012 by pianoloft
"an expedition into soundspaces, useing roland gaia synth, a sequencer, handbuilt by drmoonstien, starting after 1.40 minutes (http://www.youtube.com/user/drmoonstien/videos ), dementia dm1, korg sl20, rainbow machine, kork kaoss pad and a piano, conducted by a mad driver."
drmoonstien on eBay
Update: New Dementia Labs link for eBay (update your RSS feeds - more feeds on the right in the More Stuff section): Dementia Labs on eBay
Lunetta 11 Spock July 1712
YouTube Published on Jul 17, 2012 by dolphinicus
"This is the latest panel in my new Lunetta 11 noise machine. Spock includes:
- 3 x slower CD40106 oscillators used for driving Clock inputs on other things
- 2 x 4 BIT Shift Registers (CD4015)
- 1 x 18 Stage Shift Reigster (CD4006)
- 3 x SPDT electronics switches with external control input (CD4053)
- 1 x Nick Collins / Draal modified / Me modified, with 2 inputs Pitch Tracker (CD4046)
Finally, as you'll hear in this video - pitch changes from the Lunetta 11 start warbling all over the place! :D That is thanks especially to, Nick/Draal's Pitch Tracker. I'll definitatively be building at least 1 more of these!
Note: due to problems with some of the different manufacturers of the CD4046, this one - the Texas Instruments one that Draal and I both use, DOES WORK PROPERLY. :)
I hope you enjoy."
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Richarius Molindarius,
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DUAL CORON DS7 CLONE ANALOG DRUM SYNTH WITH MODS ** TECBUG **
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YouTube Published on Jul 17, 2012 by tecbugdemos
"**** THIS UNIT IS AVAILABLE ON EBAY NOW ITEM NUMBER 320946653969 ****
Demo of a dual ds7 analog drum synth. This unit has a cv (control voltage) input, also a v.c.a. input (for audio)."
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"DUAL CORON DS7 CLONE ANALOG DRUM SYNTH WITH C.V. INPUT & V.C.A. INPUT
BASED ON THE DS7 CLONE BOARD BY M. BAREILLE
THE UNIT A HAS ALL THE STANDARD FEATURES OF THE DS7 CLONE DOUBLED, V.C.O, RATE, DECAY, SWEEP, MODE, TRIGGER SENSITIVITY LEVEL AND VOLUME OUT LEVEL.
BOTH DRUM VOICES ARE COMPLETELY INDEPENDENT OF EACH OTHER.
THIS UNIT ALSO INCLUDES THE V.C.A. MOD FOR INJECTING SIGNAL (audio) & THE C.V. MOD FOR SEQUENCER(VOLTAGE)
IT RUNS FROM 1 9V PP3 BATTERY WITH EXCELLENT POWER CONSUMPTION
THIS IS A REALLY GREAT UNIT FOR STRANGE EFFECTS, WEIRD SOUNDS AND WITH THE ADDITION OF A TRIGGER SOURCE CAN GENERATE SOME WICKED BEATS
INCLUDED ARE TWO SOLID WOOD MATCHING PIEZO DRUM PAD TRIGGERS"
YouTube Published on Jul 17, 2012 by tecbugdemos
"**** THIS UNIT IS AVAILABLE ON EBAY NOW ITEM NUMBER 320946653969 ****
Demo of a dual ds7 analog drum synth. This unit has a cv (control voltage) input, also a v.c.a. input (for audio)."
via this auction"DUAL CORON DS7 CLONE ANALOG DRUM SYNTH WITH C.V. INPUT & V.C.A. INPUT
BASED ON THE DS7 CLONE BOARD BY M. BAREILLE
THE UNIT A HAS ALL THE STANDARD FEATURES OF THE DS7 CLONE DOUBLED, V.C.O, RATE, DECAY, SWEEP, MODE, TRIGGER SENSITIVITY LEVEL AND VOLUME OUT LEVEL.
BOTH DRUM VOICES ARE COMPLETELY INDEPENDENT OF EACH OTHER.
THIS UNIT ALSO INCLUDES THE V.C.A. MOD FOR INJECTING SIGNAL (audio) & THE C.V. MOD FOR SEQUENCER(VOLTAGE)
IT RUNS FROM 1 9V PP3 BATTERY WITH EXCELLENT POWER CONSUMPTION
THIS IS A REALLY GREAT UNIT FOR STRANGE EFFECTS, WEIRD SOUNDS AND WITH THE ADDITION OF A TRIGGER SOURCE CAN GENERATE SOME WICKED BEATS
INCLUDED ARE TWO SOLID WOOD MATCHING PIEZO DRUM PAD TRIGGERS"
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